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   Cedar Rapids Gazette (Newspaper) - April 3, 1951, Cedar Rapids, Iowa                                Clear tonight with low 28 Wednesday fair with high p.m NW 50 NE 47 SW 49 SE 48 CITY FINAL 5 CENTS K C R G NEWS ON YOUR DIAI VOLUME 84 CEDAR RAPIDS IOWA TUESDAY APRIL 3 1951 ASSOCIATED PRESS UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL MOVE ACROSS 30 IN FORCE Lodge Raps 9 r During Church Troop Limit ROW May Quit 7 i For Europe Moves for Reversal of Senate Vote Then Abandons Fight WASHINGTON AP Thc senate Tuesday rejected A proposal that it declare itself against sending ground troops to Europe until thp Allies arc assured control of the air there WASHINGTON Lodge Tuesday led and Photo on Page 7 ALLERTON Rev Austin said Tuesday he would quit as pastor of the ton Church of Christ where nine persons were hurt in a melee ing Sunday services Guy Goughnour leader of a rival faction among the old church's parishioners said however he would seek a court order to force Austin out within j 30 days The church belongs to the Dis- ciples of Christ denomination Both sides felt sheepish about Sunday's brawl It was a tragic thing to see in a church said Paul W Walters nf DCS Moines vice-president of Iowa Christian Missionary Society Austin said the fight was then abandoned a There was yelling and to reverse a senate vote Hymn books were action he said Mud was tossed into the building and pews were torn ing for congressional on future assignment of troops to Europe Lodae moved to strike out of a pending resolution a section amended by Sen D- Ark Monday to say that no more than American divisions should be dispatched to Europe without further congressional cut and bruised after debate had gone the sS SS from the outset his proposal called with no chance of approval Walters in attendance to discuss Just To Draw Issue matter Walters said Austin who op- Walters said Austin's tion was exaggerated it was reported that choir robes needed cleansing of blood spatters Two persons were taken home in ambulances Austin suffered a twisted knee and numerous j posed the move tried to preach a He was asked a number of He said he merely offered amendment to draw the issue sharply and that since the sermon bate made it clear he was w K tQ Jead him thg pit I Austin said several persons came to his defense touching off Before making that statement battle on the senate floor he told a re- j Somebody slugged me a kidney punch and I the minister said Somebody else 1 cot a toe hold on twisted my knee so with a groin kick The SO adults in the church j took sides in the scrap while 25 or 30 children broke for cover i crying and screaming 1 As hymnbooks and other House Gets Warning on Draft Issue Rep Vinson Stresses Soviet in Urging Passage WASHINGTON Chairman Vinson of the house armed services committee said Tuesday that Russia has more than 400 heavy bombers and soon will have enough atomic bombs to attack our cities from coast to coast Vinson said the world situation is precarious and wiE be for year's to come He said the i answer to Russia is military strength He urged the house to to lower the draft age 19 to and set up for later a system of universal All tary training The senate has proved a somewhat measure j In a speech prepared for ing of house debate on the djd t m t Vinson Acme Photo FRENCH PRESIDENT VINCENT AURIOL right and Foreign Minister Robert Schuman make a well visit to the White House Auriol thanked dent Truman for the reception given him on his trip Back VK HILL Kan Cl W I I J in this town were f A I I j Vinson i ing for the opposition Tuesday I It is common knowledge voting for the I Russia has over 400 mighty and the for Acme Photo r deployment of troops to Europe That stand Lodge said would make the senate look ridiculous Iowa Senators Split WASHINGTON two senators split on votes on two amendments Monday which written into the Senator voted with the majority for the ment putting thc senate on ord as against sending more trum four U.S divisions to Eu- rope without future action by congress He also approved an ment that passed calling for the elimination of provisions in the Italian peace treaty iting that country's military strength Senator Gillette ed against both amendments me and I let go RITA'S DAUGHTER A a cut lip as a result of a hobbyhorse accident aboard ship Rebecca Welles 6 daughter of Rita Hayworth and Screen Actor Orson Welles clutches her doll on arrival in New York Monday with her mother and Yasmine daughter of Rita and Aly Khan Rita denied reports that she and Aly would separate but in the next breath said she had no idea when they would get together again Photo of Rita on picture page bombers capable of attacking jellies from Seattle to Washington from Chicago that Meet Only Light Red Resistance Gen MacArthur Visits South Korean Force On East Coast TOKYO Of an American division Tuesday crossed the Parallel in force on the western Korean front Field dispatches said the ing was aggressive but cautious along a front The met only light Com- munist resistance American jet fighters shot down three Russian type jets and damaged three others over northwest Korea They out along with bombers and Mustang fight- ers lashing the Communist rail and road Achilles which the Reds have jammed with vehicles supplying their biggest offensive buildup of the Korean war Gen MacArthur visited Republic of Korea troops at least three road miles inside Red Korea on the east On his return to Tokyo he The enemy's weakness in the MCALESTER Okla i searched Tuesday for It started when the male Jackie Parris 16 whose boy friend of Oak Hill j said rough-looking young man the atom bomb is in Sald kidnaped her in Robbers Cave of the Soviet Union and WTS state legendary hideout and on the sea and his lack being in artillery and heavy ground ini Most of the com- Bloodhounds followed the is being beautifully ex- mg plaints were small ones they ol a man and Women by our field commander In Short Space taxes chickens m a ibly those of jackie and her The supreme commander jeeped We know that in a short garden culverts kidnaper one and Across 38 about 50 miles east of We knou that in space The men a caucus and but lost the track central front where about Meanwhile officers continued one-half million Chinese and Red to question William Coghill 17 j Korean soldiers are who reported she was for their long-expected they were on a date Sunday offensive i MacArthur Tactical con- as held in the county along the entire Korean held a of time Russia will have a women for the offices stockpile of atomic bombs mayor police judge and five as to be capable of initiating h rufe House Shoofs Down To Legalize Cap Pistols and homes whenever she jobs Thoy met and made up their to do so i own slate of men I Published estimates of Russia's So the voters went tc bomb stockpile none Tuesday with a certain have run from five couldn't possibly vote sn o Jc i was udu in cut along tne to jail overnight after officers said remain favorable Our m handicap jold conflicting stories about remains unchanged it is 30 Estimates of the American office anyone who admitted he Thad Conn said warfare stockpile also unofficial run from wanted the job Coghill had his story pretty well I 500 to UD early i based on maneuver and not DBS MOINES BANG You're i that Minnesota Illinois and Vinson pled with the house not to eliminate long-range UMT I visions from the To knock out UMT he allow caps ed a and Nebraska would be to force on the straightened up early however He did not elaborate Earlier his daily communique said the Communist ilt Coghill told officers thc era near the front have tor appeared at the side of his j strength of 63 divisions similar art tlle American people the maintaining for an Highway 218 north of low imu 01 definite a was closed Tuesday as wate force which will eventually I from tho Iowa river spilled ove the greatest of any of the Korean campaign Trie communique pointed to flew Leo Favrel old chairman of the church board and one of Austin's supporters dead suffered a heart attack Farrel's Iowa's junior cowboys Monday Etates perm wife Nona 53 was knocked lost a battle in the house of caps in to icf the sale took car got stuck He first and stability of this The state pa rol re- man d witn was loui ana a nan ui u i as the couple prepared to leave i a McAlester skating rink I Get over we're going for a a ride Coghill quoted thc man factors in the The said the The limited supply Iowa spilled four and thc vulnerability of and cap pistols I was sn dazed I don't know I The representatives shot What Mrs Parrel said measure down 52 to 49 There was so much confusion and i Rep Clifford Strawman read a letter from back home about a boy 4 who wants that left a mortal I people Only If Steel scuffling Austin using a cane because porter the President must of his twisted knee said my wife the senate in the interest of I helped each other over to the parsonage After he left his opponents held a meeting and voted to ask him to terminate his pastorate Goode read from congregation i section 695.26 of the Iowa code on divided on selling firearms to wound in the fun for the Only the retailers are is the here is Strawman isaid the way to avoid economic tional security roared at that he and others were making an unprecedented effort to place all the powers of this nation in the hands of one man During the debate on Ihr cap pistol it was bought nut by Rep Dewey Goods field that it is ill era I to eive a youngster a toy pistol in Iowa P lne wav 10 et B D Silliman Cedar Rapids is he answer lobbied for the in ambitions half of retailers iup in this water over the highway Tuesday The Soviet Union listens as the nearby river topped the 12-foot mark tne river level was expected to reach 15 feet late Tuesday Ottumwa officials hopeful then by he Here altitudes from feet down to Coghill said the abductor of the Yalu river to get out of the car thc Manchurian border times but always returned to American Shooting Stars tangled with 30 Austin said the about evenly No shall knowingly sell Approved to affiliate with the state Thc fight centered on the society But Walters Clellan amendment approved said the church had been j or toy pistol to any minor Monday to 43 That had with the society for years rejected once 46 to 44 and that Austin and his Lodge said thc amendment ers recently sought to withdraw might prevent dispatch of a The minister said he had no headquarters of U S officers hard feelings and would gladly men to the Atlantic Pact com- i leave Allerton because he didn't mand forcing U S troops to j want to see the congregation serve under a corps command of divided foreigners He and his wife have three That he maintained might sons aged 2 3 and 5 He prive American fighting men his weekly minister's their Sunday punch of salary by driving a school bus for headquarters artillery engineers a week reconnaissance squadrons and Austin said he has applied for communication facilities overseas missionary service Violators of this section which includes thousands of retailers as well as parents can Bloodhounds Gef Blame for Theff FORT WORTH capee from a Georgia prison camp explained that a pack of overly friendly bloodhounds caused him IU mt Leroy Goude 21 is in ti d oi y vote to der bond after pleading hfm guilty to transporting a stolen car woman was heard on the recorder to declare the church congregation was a hard-hearted and bitter lot and that she was going to give the minister to feed his children Another woman asserted Mr Austin was in such a sad shape he PREVIOUS ROW ALLERTON la The dis- ruption of last Sunday's service at the church here wasn't thc first in recent weeks The Rev S G Austin Tuesday producer a wire recording of the Palm Sunday service The minister's recording related interruptions from members of the across state lines Goude said the bloodhounds were supposed to track him down after his escape from a work camp at Thomaston Ga but soon be- came so friendly he couldn't get rid of them i- f n w in n nv He told FBI agents he finally when tne got desperate locked the dogs in a deserted church and headed for be punished by a fine of not less than nor more than or by imprisonment in the county jail not less than 10 nor more than 30 days As of Tuesday noon re- port of a crackdown on violators had been issued The law has been in the books for many years The senate had a lot of fun over the measure when it was passed there on March 14 by vote of 39 to 4 But the house after an ing start that included sporadic popping of cap guns turned and killed the measure Rep Ernest Kosek Rapids opened fire Cap pistols are absolutely Kosek declared I gave a pistol to my son and nothing happened to him Kosek refused to say on grounds that he might nate himself where he gal the gun and caps Kosek told the house members Kosek and his Linn county associate in house Rep Morse Crosier clashed over the Crosier filed two amendments One would have limited sale of caps and pistols to July Fourth week The other would have given cities and towns power to bar such sales even in that period if they wanted to Tuesday that all river would up Without he output of the U S will be less the stay Des Moines within the d of the city I could head with have hit him on a rock after we stuck not to but dn do Jackie pled with said the got to 40 MIGs marked on the wings with red stars but it was not flow About 150 persons have Like Dad Like Son I been evacuated from two lowland areas in the city They being sheltered in a Coghill said h mired car until dawn i the when he for home U.S Sabre jets into battle and chased the jets back into It was the Sabre jets scored Other Allied planes hit road and traffic tunnels and bridges called his mother a waitress who j HUNTINGTON PARK Red Cross building Tuesday as notified authorities they waited for thc water level to Calif j Sheriff Everett Orman said F Estrada 19 believed no homes were in Both the Crosier rested on suspicion of stealing two I danger even though the families were beaten At one point Kosek Mr Crosier doesn't have any youngsters He doesn't seem very interested along that line Rep G T wold said it would be morally wrong to pass the because it might lead to juvenile Continued on Page 2 Col 7 truckloads of furniture and ing told police his father taught him all he knew the burglary trade Officers who said the older trada apparently was a good teacher asked the youth where his father was He's in jail trada said Texas March Jobless Least Since 47 WASHINGTON UP The census bureau estimated Tuesday that unemployment during March dropped to the lowest March level since 1947 while the number of employed rose to The number of jobless was or lower than in March 1950 while employment was higher than March last year asked her to come up and pray with him she replied that he wasn't sincere The ouster vote sounded ly in favor of removal on the wire recorder Mr Austin explained he held up his hand when it came time for his backers to vote a sign that they should not express their sentiments because the ing was illegal PRESS PROTEST WASHINGTON UP The National Press club will fly the American flag at half mast Friday in protest against Argentine suppression of the ipaper Ld Prensa Today's Index Comics 17 Courthouse 2 Crossword 17 Daily Record 2 Deaths Z Editorial Features 6 Foto Facts 5 Inez Robb 3 Marion 19 Movies 16 Radio 15 Society State 7 Want Ads Women's Features Fears of Outburst May Block Scone Stone Hunt LONDON said Tuesday that a search of library cards at Glasgow had led to tion of the Stone of Scone theft The Criminal Investigation De- is preparing a report of were evacuated Monday A crest of just under 15 feet is expected Tuesday night That will be well below the record crest of 20.24 feet set in June Meanwhile the weather bureau said fair and warmer weather is in prospect for lowans at least or More Intelligence sources placed the Communist buildup on the central front at or more troops Many are fresh or well rested They may be backed by twice that many rear echelon troops A Chinese at full Wife Sues Over Snoring by Mate CHICAGO UP Richardj Michalak 25 had to move to numbers about hotel Tuesday because his couldn't stand his snoring North Korean divisions e i range from to The 63 Florence Michalak 20 sued divisions probably are less than full strength Communist trucks and carts separate maintenance on grounds his snoring menaced her health part week Highs well into and well being the 50s were forecast Tuesday We can't even go to a movie than vehicles were spotted Thc high Monday was 49 she testified He snores so loudly Communist supply dropped below freezing over nearly all of the state during the night Lamoni The low was 24 at Entries Pass 600 In Name Contest balked at arresting the thieves without high government sanction Yard agents expected any ar- rests would touch off tions in Scotland home of More than 600 entries were re- stone until 1296 when King in The ward I ordered it moved to i to select a name for the new I have to take him home j lines Monday night The Reds are It happens too when friends j moving most of their men and call on us And at night his under cover of keep me awake until early ing Judge Rudolph Desort approved an agreement under which Mrs jn their home HALLEY CONDITION GOOD NEW YORK AP Rudolph HaUCy chief of the snores to a hotel room its findings i don i grade school in the Buchanan dis- Local papers said the thieves Rabid Scottish nationalists have i had been found presumably threatened to march on The contest closed at noon bers of thc Scottish with kilts and bagpipes it The seven judges will movement who read about the Stone before effecting its theft The stone weighing 458 pounds was stolen last Christmas from Westminster Abbey It once be- longed to Scotland No arrests have been announced UPROAR FEARED LONDON of a political uproar perhaps ing to cabinet level was reported Tuesday to be the only barrier to arresting the thieves of Britain's historic Coronation Stone of Scone Scotland Yard agents were be- to have enough evidence to collar the culprits who sneaked the famed slab out of ter Abbey Christmas day But the great detective of the nation's most dangerous criminals apparently thieves are caught They have j make their selections as soon as whipped up emphasis of the legend that Scotland will not win self- possible All Eastern Iowa became in- rule from the London government i in the project as until the stone is returned Conversations on the explosive issue have been scheduled between by the fact that about one of every five entries came from outside Cedar Rapids Entries Sir Theobald Mathew director ofi were limited to one per person public prosecutions Attorney eral Sir Hartley Shawcross and Hector McNeil secretary of state for Scotland Shawcross and McNeil both in- fluential cabinet members spent the weekend in Glasgow where the Scotland Yard search centered and both attended a cabinet ing Monday A proposal that the issue be mediated and the stone possibly shared by England and Scotland came from Dr John McCormick rector of Glasgow university Reasons for selection of the name suggested may be the determining feature of the contest The Gazette will award a table model radio to the winner Today's Chuckle Marriage is an educational institution in which a man loses his bachelor's degree and often fails to attain a master's The Snyder Hints No Tax Call in 52 WASHINGTON AP tary of the Treasury Snyder said Tuesday that if congress votes a tax increase now it may not be necessary to ask for any more next year He previously said the would suffice at least un- til January Snyder told a news conference Tuesday that the budget for fiscal 1952 beginning next July 1 has a good chance of being barring a major change in the de- fense situation if congress promptly passes the present tax increase proposal He said he will ask congress for further tax hikes next 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