Charleston Daily Mail (Newspaper) - February 3, 1952, Charleston, West Virginia The Weather CITY Rain today tonight and Monday followed by colder STATE Mild rain Sunday and Monday Colder Monday night 5 Sections General Sports Society Classified Comics for Democracy Decency Dependability ASSOCIATED PRESS WIREPHOTOS CHARLESTON WEST VIRGINIA SUNDAY MORNING FEBRUARY 3 1952 NECKING FEATURES PICTURES VOL 34 NEWS TRUNK SPORTS WIRES Morris Pledges No Whitewash City Set To Welcome Taf t Monday Russian Truce 5 Demand Fails To Draw Top Figures Rescue Workers Bring Out Mine Victim More Than Expected To Jam Auditorium Here PARIS Feb 2 AP A special United Nations committee ignoring a Soviet declaration that World War III has already today overwhelmingly re- Russia's demand for U N intervention in Korean truce talks The Russian proposal was smothered 52 to S Aj A crowd wnich will western counter-plan calling for postponement ol dignitaries rean debate until a truce has been it becomes from throughout necessary to extend the approved 51 to 5 Allies Seek Compromise Supervision Stand TOKYO Sunday Feb 3 Allied staff officers today sought a compromise with the Commu on supervision of a armistice The staff officers were making progress of a sort as they studied for the second time a United tions draft of a plan for super- vising an armistice but they were leaving untouched the major of air fields ing an armistice The Allied officers firmly ed the Communist move to draw the Iron Curtain around the Yalu River by trimming North Korean Inspection ports to three The Reds hoped to place two observer teams on the east coast and one at Sinuiju across from Antung Manchuria thus cloaking some 400 miles of Manchurian border The Reds at the same time gested that neutral teams be on the Allied side at san Inchon and Suwon This brought an Allied protest that Seoul's air would become useless However the Allies agreed on a flexible radius around the ports of entry Three points of difference faced the negotiators as they met 1 Troop rotation Agreement on See ALLIES SEEK Page 6 Column 7 Unidentified Craft The committee vote was far In excess of the two-thirds majority the western resolution will need when it comes before the full assembly Delegates from Russia and Its satellites hurled anti-American charges during the debate which Anglo-French Aid Seen PARIS Feb 2 Prance and Britain have agreed they will join the United States in warning Red China against lating any Korean armistice and if such a violation will join in asking the United Nations for punitive action a highly placed informant said tonight There was no indication of the extent of the punitive action the three powers might ask a scale attack an war or more limited measures sible authorities in Washington said three weeks ago America's allies in Korea had substantially agreed to a United States posal to back up any truce pact with a warning of military tion directly China if the pact was broken proceeded the vote Russia's cob Malik offered atrocity cry a the only new charge thai West Virginia is expected to be present here tomorrow night to hear Sen Robert A Taft of Ohio address a Lincoln day rally in Municipal auditorium Roy H Pierson chairman of the Kanawha county Republican executive committee who Is In charge of arrangements said yesterday that the anticipated attendance had prompted him to order some several hundred chairs placed on the vast stage This will increase the overall seating capacity to more than In the Sen Taft's address will begin at 8 p in and will last for 30 utes It will be followed by an open orum during which members of he audience may address tions to the man many consider almost certain of the nomination for the presidency Numerous inquiries have been received by Pierson concerning tickets he said and some have In- quired if there is an admission price He said there would be no tickets and no admission and no special seating arrangement It will be a case of first come first served with everybody come and he said See TAFT TO SPEAK Page 6 Column 4 U S warplanes in Korea are ing toxic bullets THE SOVIET delegate said American planes sprayed a peace hamlet in Red Korea with explosive and poisonous bullets in f a raid early this month heavily 1 Old wounding five persons and poison Can Break South ins 83 but killing none Malik also launched the charge McGrath Held Not Immune By The Associated Press Newbold Morris said tonight there would be no whitewash in his probe of federal corruption and that would go to the very top if necessary Morris who accepted yesterday the job from ent Truman of heading the search for wrongdoers in he federal government said his investigation would not top short General J Howard McGrath himself if evidence warranted Freight Jams Truck Depots Rescue workers carry out the first body of six miners who were killed Saturday ki a pre-dawn explosion 300 feet under- ground at the No of the town Coal and Coke Co near Greensburg Pa The blast also injured four others three of them seriously that the third world war already here Saturday that American and Ali being fought could break the solid in that part of Formosan Forces Feared Crumbling WASHINGTON Feb 2 China's neutralized forces on the island of Formosa are rapidly nearing the point of deterioration according to reports received by the state and defense departments Carey Enters Sheriff Race With this and other problems In mind some officials responsible LOUISVILLE Ky Feb 2 Far Eastern policies are trying Robert A Taft obtain top level reconsideration the world purpose is to see whether nations cannot switch defensive a basically strategy Troops SEOUL Korea Sunday Feb 3 a presidential campaign against Their Concrete evidence has b e e id t Truman produced here about the Anglo- American bloc's preparations for a1 I believe that I could carry third world he said This five southern states against po toes which third world war has in fact man the five that President would put the Chinese Reds more The war is being waged in Korea Hoover carried in Taft said on to have rhino m o He This question is nave China in Malaya Tunisia and Morocco KOREA and Malaya are unidentified planes bombed ters of communist and strafed Allied troops on the There have been strong hints that Central Korean Front Saturday communist influence lay behind A U S Fifth Air Force See VOTE SMOTHERS man said Saturday he didn't Page 6 Column 1 anything to say one way or an- other whether the planes Communist If they were it was the largest number of Red craft to attack Allied ground troops thus far in the Korean War I battlefront otherwise was quiet Saturday except for brief trol contacts In Northwest Sabre jet pilots reported three See PLANES ATTACK Page 6 Column 1 a news conference He named I I the five as Virginia North lina Florida Texas and imander see into conferences held by Radford com- of the Pacific 6 Miners Die In Pa Blast There will be no he said That would imply that I had discovered something wrong and then repressed it is a fighting word to me Morris If there's misconduct anywhere t's the top official who is re- sponsible When there was a war n Europe Gen Eisenhower got he credit for winning If we had ost he would have got the blame MORRIS was asked if that meant McGrath would be blamed if cor- ruption were discovered m the de- f justice Communities Left Without Service Combined from AP and UP A management tive said Saturday the strike of AFL truck drivers has left 000 southern communities Mr McGrath himself t o 1 d out freight service me to let the chips fall where they may I in Washington Sen Nixon today assailed the tion of Newbold Morris to head the search for in the government as a complete phony Freight jammed truck in scores of cities in the strike by about truck drivers In its second day the impact already was being felt at the consumer level in many cities and towns IN TEXAS alone truck line op- Four Injured Saved Methane Gas Blamed i Pa Feb 2 Payment Six miners were killed and four injured today in an explosion which Operators Warned WASHINGTON Feb 2 The bureau of mines warned op- three times in 1951 that the Pa mine where six men w ere killed today was gassy and Secretary of the Interior Oscar L Chapman said Chapman issued a formal statement saying the vania tragedy emphasizes anew the urgent need for a revision of federal mine safety laws such as is now under consideration by the congress by the White House Morris took over with a ment praising Atty Gen McGrath issued he had even started communities his Nixon told a dependent entirely on trucks porter and prejudiced for freight himself in any investigation Another j 000 they McGrath depend solely on trucks in Yet he says he is going to start Arkansas anc out investigating the Other states hit by the strike were Tennessee Kentucky Alabama Georgia ida and Ohio AT CHICAGO Federal ator William Murray reported that settlements had been reached ering thousands of drivers in all midwestern states except Ohio WASHINGTON Feh 2 He said at te possibility arose today that the walkout had been bold Morris the administration s u d ff but be new No 1 gator may himself come under public scrutiny by a Senate See McGRATH INCLUDED Page 6 Column Morris May Face Ships Deal Quiz Taft said prospects for See CAN BREAK SOUTH Page 6 Column 3 Presidential Aspirant Lincoln Speaker Daily Almanac THE GROUNDHOG took his place in the sun today At least he took a place where the sun should have been But Walter Wolfe port meteorologist said only a few beams burst through a heavy over- cast and that even fewer shadows were seen So according to the old belief the remainder of winter should be mild as the little wood chuck himself Son and Moon Range Ended 6 p m Barometer Reading p m 28.90 falling Kanawha Airport 1 m m m a m p m p m p m p m 50 p m 49 p m 51 p m 50 p m p m 51 p m p m p m i Feet when lie was here last week It may be taken up when MaJ Gen William Chase mission chief on Formosa comes here next week for talks with Pentagon and State Department officials CITES POLICY NEED John Foster Dulles Republican adviser in the State department told the Senate Foreign Relations Committee recently in testifying See FORMOSA PLIGHT Page 6 Column 3 Nomination Sought By Sign Man Al Carey man of Charleston for the last 30 M- years has filed certificate of one section of on the Republican ticket the heart of Western for sheriff of Kanawha county Carey Is 51 head of the Carey System outdoor advertising resumed in Ohio Officials of the striking AFL Teamsters union said individual agreements had been reached The name of Morris New York per cent tne attorney appointed by Atty Gen But at Columbus O McGrath yesterday as head of the j James spokesman for the to search out in said that less See MORRIS MAY FACE Page 6 Column 8 a mine In soft coal fields Sixty-five men were in the mine 300 feet when the ex- pjml Better Help plosion occurred t Although choking gas and debris por Position handicapped the efforts of some J of the men they scrambled to Have a help problem not before rescuing the housekeeper waitress four injured Three of those hurt or truck driver These were hospitalized other than 10 firms have signed TRUCK OWNERS scheduled meeting at Columbus for Sunday afternoon to discuss the whole said Despite the fact that a general trucking walkout had been ed in the Midwest a wildcat cut of about loading dock many hands in Chicago disrupted many v rav midwestern shipments About 75 per cent of all truck Need a I NO FIRE company has ever Britain Hands Egypt Terms i LONDON Feb 2 Revealed today that she has told the new Egyptian government what steps should be taken to clear the way for another attempt to Foreigners Calmed CAIRO Feb 2 Foreigners in Egypt were sured tonight by Egypt's new Aly Maher Pasha that the government will spare no effort to insure their security and protect their interests and liberties The assurance was given lowing the first meeting of new cabinet and just one week after the city was swept by bloody riots and incendiary fires The government announced the arrest today of Ahmed sein extreme Socialist leader and said he was being about the riots Incumbent Judge Julian F settle the bitter dispute over con- chelle also a Democrat said Richard E Maize veteran through the HELP in Chicago secretary of mines of the Daily Ma1 These B trucking terminal directed rescue operations How cost ads really ill the m J d After a quick examination he selection of had the pre-dawn blast apparently was so can make a and umon caused by methane gas choice j officials predicted that members Competent are on duty approve settlement terms Monday through Saturday from and encl the wildcat strike Maize declared however that no a m to p m to assist gas had been reported in the in writing your ad Phone for 10 years and that no electrical i and just say Charge It equipment was believed in Boone Service tion when the explosion a Wash man on the Ha Daily Mail ad appeared JUST BANG See TRUCKING 6 Column 7 What's Inside Tiller's Market filled their AL CAREY It Is the first time he sought public office lust one big bang and a lot dust In Washington Sen Humphrey cants who applied chairman of a Senate TO FIND BETTER HELP subcommittee on labor and phone i management relations sent investigators Curtis Johnson Daily Mail See 6 DIE I Page 6 Column 4 I The Paper With The Want Ada He has been identified with com- munity for many years He served for years as a member of the advisory board of Boys Farm is a member o board of the Salvation Army is a ber of the city planning com- mission member of the Kiwanis club and is a member also WASHINGTON Feb 2 Truman promised Masonic bodies Democrats Saturday that he will be a fighter 1952 presidential election campaign t He didn't say however IN ANNOUNCING candidacy for er he will be in there pitching Circuit Judge Pros Atty Frank j a candidate for re-election or as L Taylor who will run against the head of the party de- administration he has headed for the last seven yean SECTION I 1 through Of All Roving the Valley Editorials Point of View 10 Truman Pledges Major Role In Democratic Campaigning Her St is sons ing the start of a party newspaper the Democrat for the duration of the campaign U S A TAFT 1 trol of the Suez canal zone he filed after most careful con- This It was revealed represents sideration of all factors involved I am talcing this step humbly See CAREt ENTERS a first step towards reopening See BRITAIN HANDS Page 6 Column 2 Page 6 Column 8 Anticipating that the cans will have unlimited funds spend on an effort to confuse and mislead the people the Mr Truman made his pledge in letter to Democratic National Chairman Frank E McKinney See TRUMAN PLEDGES Page 6 Column 7 7 8 8 Deaths and Funerals 6 SECTION II Pages 11 through 20 Sports New s It Warming It Flashback 11 Outdoor 15 Schools and Colleges 37 Forrest Hull Feature 18 Hal Boyle 18 In Years Gone By 20 SECTION IH Pages 21 through 30 Society News 21 Club Calendar 22 Very Small Talk 25 Talk About Teens 27 SECTION IV Pages 31 through 40 City State News 31 Theaters 32 Walter Radio and TV 33 Classified 35
