Frederick News-Post (Newspaper) - August 30, 1951, Frederick, Maryland Partly High W 57 f The who all the an- swers never gets to answer the question VoL 223 LEASED THE FREDERICK POST FREDERICK MD THURSDAY AUGUST FOURTEEN PAGES TODAY CENTS FARM FATALLY HURT Senate OB Cartage I Washington Aug it The Senate Finance Committee voted RUBBER SUPPLY ilS IMPROVED NPA ANNOUNCES FOR INDIAN DENIED INTERMENT IN SIOUX CITY MEMORIAL PARK F SiU Uit Nick ON ARRIVAL M j to impose regular corpora 47 Near tion taxes on mutual savings banks 1 and building and loan associations j and to tighten tax treatment of j co-operatives The estimated revenue gain was nearly The committee also voted to make the previously approved i SYNTHETIC PUNTS Aug 29 Cemetery have been authorized Indian killed in Korea i The President feels that the i whose body wax barred from appreciation of patriotic i REFUSE TO FREE OATIS ENVOY STATES METHODIST BISHOP H Be At minster Be Met Fill After 1 tax rates AT The House set the same Al date for the increase it voted on corporations There had been to A farm worker toppled from a silo pick a later date more in line on a farm near about 10 with the boosts in personal income o'clock Wednesday night and was levies which are not expected to pronounced dead on arrival effect before October 1 Frederick Memorial Hospital in the j Some 600 mutual savings banks IN FULL OPERATION will rest among the nation's heroes in Arlington National Cemetery Through direct intervention by color or Mr Truman acted after reading j a news that authorities at WiU Westminster Aug 29 and Mrs Charles W Flint of will be honored tomorrow RADIO ATTACKS LATEST ALLIED MESSAGE President Truman today the In- the Sioux City Memorial Park dian veteran of two Americas wars Cemetery halted the burial of Sgt will be given a hero's burial Mr Truman made the offer after reading of the Sioux City incident The widow Mrs Evelyn Rice of Neb promptly said Not Aker Fashion Says Rice yesterday just as the body was about to be lowered into the The White House said Mr COOL RECEPTION AT man ordered the Army to arrange j Fire Department 5 990 and loan bulance r tions and thousands of organizations are affected by i staff experts said ied of a fractured skull internal i injuries and a fractured right leg members cooperatives the staff the apply Washington Aug 28 Government today notified the nation's tire and rubber companies their demands for rubber may be met in full starting January 1 The National Production ity said stepped-up production in the Government's synthetic plants should permit rubber allocation accept the President's offer the nation's heroes at Arlington i Her husband U- S Army in the tree-shaded Virginia hills John R Rice 37 a Winnebago In- across the Potomac River from dian was killed in action in Korea Washington i He f ought in World War STATE DEPARTMENT ving their golden wedding He is of the Area of the Church The dinner will be the evening climax to the Westminster pastors j school of the Baltimore Methodist I Conference in its 40th session I week at Western Maryland College Approximately 150 liters and their wives are attending of the conference are the Westminster Theological Semi- Of Of Trace Talks For Tke Present RIDGWAY ACCUSED OF BEING EVASIVE on the of need in the first farmer group MEMBERS SCORE The accident occurred on the farm to organizations of Mrs Ollie Cosgrave where anj leaves men were filling the silo Witnesses j exempt told State Police investigators Gilmer had been drinking for t ral days and that he climbed into j A ftl T A A II F H II the silo When be reached the top t H II M L II K K I they said he toppled outside and j I U II I U U Itl L II I fell about 25 feet to hard ground Native Of Pennsylvania rescue and ambulance Cews were summoned and they I ished the man to the hospital here j Friends of the deceased said he is a native of Charleroi Pa and that he has a brother named ward and his father surviving in that section They said he has been living in area since 1937 and has been employed on construction work in Hagerstown and with the Department of Interior in ington he has been working in the Mills section on farms for about three His estranged wife Mrs garet Mundell Gilmer formerly of near and a Wesley quarter of 1952 Until then rubber allotments for passenger car tires and most other civilian products will be based as now on 90 per cent of i usage For highly Along with President Truman's could not be buried in the local action protests rolled up cemetery ing the disclosure that the Mrs Rice a white woman said body had been denied she bought a lot in the cemetery burial in a Sioux City cemetery because of his Indian ancestry The Association of American In- dian Affairs demanded a public apology from the Washington Aug 29 nary and Western Maryland Col- Tokyo Aug 30 Vladimir Prochazka said wilh the pf directors The China radio today ripped In the widow said of the Westminster Pastors Schools into Gen Matthew B Ridgway's e dio not know that Indians i vuli he Baltimore Conference Board of latest message over yield to any propaganda or Ministerial Training and the Com- crisis at saying it and signed the contract without noticing a clause which barred her husband from burial A cemetery spokesman said it was an established policy that only members of the Caucasian i race could be buried in Maj Gen Harry H Vaughn White House military aide tele- graphed the Mayor of Sioux the Memorial Park He said the advise the family of is nonsectarian and does per cent Stt John R Rice that not recognize class or but j NPA also relaxed its rubber con- in six respects These in- cluded elimination of the j limit on tire and tube stocks in Kerr about 25 reside Win Majority Of In 4-H At Timonium Timonium Aug ments for burial in Arlington does not apply to race NEW DRAFT REGULATIONS hinds Gf dealers removal j I A WAIT TRUMAN'S SIGNATURE NPA officials told members of the Rubber Industry pressure to free Associated mission on Ministerial Training ed to plain lies Press Correspondent William N of the Methodist Church as Wednesday had ed the fate of the Kaesong truce Monday and up to the Red Oatis from prison Prochazka made that statement to newsmen after a con- ference with Acheson will continue Friday manders bv refusing to knuckle Secretary of On the faculty are D W G demand rt of to resume the conference The Oatis case is closed ne I Theological Dr William J said j j Faulkner Dean of the chapel broadcast today by Peiping Asked whether this meant there i Fisk Dr Earl H of being is no chance of freeing Oatis the j geson Professor of Preaching and i ambassador replied no comment Pastoral Theology Westminster Broadcast hedged He Theological Dr j in wrth a In no instance either in the i David Wesley Soper Chairman that the Communists case of trade or propaganda j of the Department of Religion at August daylight probe sure will we be influenced j Beloit College Wisconsin 1 j of the alleged bombing Dean of the school is G Custer of about 747.000 long tons of new rubber in the first half of 1952 I This would be a record It com- pares with 609.000 tons in the first half of this year and in gomery County youngsters the previous peak year 1950 bed a major share of the honors in early judging today of livestock entered by Maryland 4-H Club members in competition at the Timonium State Fair Almost as a matter of course Of red Men Will Be For Service Ontrol Over Natural Kubber The improved supply may mit a sweeping change in control anas SEASON OPENS ON OCTOBER 5 We will not yield Acheson Explains V S Position Registrars are Secretary Acheson he said had 1 R Chandler and Montgomery j stated the American Government's i Shrover j position on the Oatis case on j ing with him this afternoon Yesterday President Truman told the Ambassador that releasing I A i procedure However present today to make funeral State Trooper Harold Basore and Trooper H P con- won a Barbara Ann and Joyce Riggs of require a specified percentage of Washington Aug 29 of draft deferred eluding married j be liable for military service under i regulations now j t Truman's sii Gaithersburg won the first and synthetic in virtually Service said today that j fifth place ribbons in the Holstein ian product carrying out j class for senior heifer calves was not certain of j Squirrels And Doves Be- come Legal Targets On Same Date ribbon in ducted the investigation in con- the class for calves junction with the Medical i Barbara Ann U 19 and Joyce 17 have more than 30 in their dairy herd and both are multiple prize winners in 4-H contests the FOREIGN AW FUNDS URGED IN CONGRESS S Stead Alone WwM Washington Auf 28 that the United States cannot stand alone in a hostile Senator Connally asked the Senate today to vote for the aid of nations arrayed against Communism The chairman of the Senate's Foreign Relations Committee said the huge program designed to carry out a fundamental already approved by Congress The policy to which I refer past several years Barbara Ann is national 4-H Hoistein champion girl and was a member of the Maryland 4-H dairy judging team that won last year's national contest and then went on to win an international ship at Cambridge England July Girl Sevres Another big winner was year-old Ann Prough who is in partnership with her father Marion Prough on a acre hog farm near Sykesville She won ship for Berkshire pigs with firsts in the Competition for junior spring gilts senior spring fills and senior sows and a second in the contest for spring Elizabeth Ann has been in 4-H ic that of strengthening the United i work four years raising purebred States through strengthening our as a project he said It it the policy recognizes that the United States cannot stand alone in a hostile world Howard Entry Wias Howard Stiles of Airy ex- the grand champion senior Jersey female He and his brother It is the policy that seeks to Clifford won blue ribbons in promote world peace through subsidiary classes Patricia m ing the free nations of the world make themselves 50 strong that no aggressor will dare to attack rhem Leader McFarland D- Ariz called for a vote on the described too slow Every day gamble with catastrophe he said Messer of Gaithersburg had the junior champion Jersey female Robert H Holler Middletown took ribbons in three of the classes for Chester White pigs and one of his entries wound up the this outcome but confident enough to invite tire and rubber com- panies to submit estimates of their first-quarter 1952 rubber Forms will be prepared soon If the total of these estimates is Oatis was the most important thing Czechoslovakia could do at this time to improve relations be- the two countries Mr Truman told Prochazka that when the new Ambassador pre- sented his at the White House Oatis was sentenced to prison on charges of espionage The State Department has denounced his trial as a fraud and farcical The State Department giving am i official account of the Acheson meeting said Acheson did RENT CONTROLS ARE DEMANDED Refused Daylight Cheek Allied liaison officers had ed to Kaesong shortly after mid- night August 22 in response to a Red and there handed some bits of metal as dence of a bombing Peiping said today that when ing and service act have been I With the approach of September j dor but merely showed him to a not hands with the completed and sent to the White hunters are getting impatient Dis- House and Government agencies Game Warden Benjamin F involved Phebus Sr said Wednesday act reduces the minimum j Complaints are growing IQ age from 1B to years i ber he said about persons it UIC Ui U t j not excessive the new plan will maximum draft age remains squirrels out of season seat Following is part of the Department's report of the go into effect Otherwise NPA said the present control system will be continued Plenty Of Latex The Secretary repeated the remarks to the Ambassador by the President to the He explained that the squirrel effect that if the Ambassador is Selective Service said that as season does not come in this year soon as President Truman approves j until October 5 the same day that the new they will be the dove season opens at Tenants Spokesman Would Declare more Area Critical The Government's Printed and distributed to local Last year the dove season started j draft boards to take effect as soon j September l and the open season as possible synthetic industry now is com reactivated Plants using petroleum as the basic ingredient are running at capacity those ing alcohol are to be brought up to capacity operation NPA disclosed also that the i Government's stockpile of liquid in Class Although no j on squirrels began September 15 The major change is in the non- a period deferment of childless married I Phebus said he and Deputies men j Durwood W Kettells and Glenn D On July 31 Selective Service j Butts will appreciate any had 500.000 childless husbands de- about shooting out of season longer deferred under the new j latex is been fuU in fact since March Demand has shifted to synthetic latex probably because of lower price NPA therefore removed controls on natural latex entirely Lifting of the inventory limitation on tires and tubes affects wholesale dealers retailers and of truck fleets A limit on tires held by auto manufacturers also was lifted These actions reflect improved lire production NPA said Actually will become eligible Kail Bird Season Satarday The open season on rail birds one-third of the 500.000 I in on Saturday but few of probably wiU fail to pass their i these birds are shot in Frederick physical examinations since County he explained The local rejection rate has been around 36 season will be delayed in tween this country and the United States he must understand need for prompt steps on his part to effect the release of American citizens unjustly imprisoned Czechoslovakia The Ambassador said he would report the Secretary's remarks to Baltimore Aug 29 tion of Baltimore and surrounding counties as a critical defense ing area so all rent controls could be restored was urged today by a spokesman for tenants Frank A Colonell a tenant member of the Baltimore Rent Ad- Board a definite and stantial shortage of housing for workers or military personnel i He said rents have increased i were weakened and that his Government this area until October 5 Doves can be shot between noon per cent Than Affected A number of others will gain and sundown from deferment because their wives I November 3 The daily have become pregnant or because j they are in essential service Service estimates that the number of married Press Association To Study Ban On Newsmen Colonell offered statistics i ing that 10.425 units in 608 more rental housing projects are j 93.3 per cent occupied and that military housing projects are 93.3 per cent occupied and that tary housing projects are 100 per cent fulL j the Allied liaison officers asked for j a daylight check the Reds replied further investigation was j sary as the existing evidence was i in itself conclusive The broadcast insisted however the Reds had told tht Allied they could back the next day if they first made contact by radio This the Red version stated was not done Accusing Ridgway in his reply by stacking it with contradictions Peiping On the one hand he slanders our side as refusing to continue the investigation while on the other stubbornly refused our request for a reinvestigation Cancelled has no way of ex- plaining the doubts of the entire world at to why claims to hayt requested an now rejects it while side which was alleged to re- fused any reinvestigation is now demanding it Why is Ridgway so afraid of his final Ridgway noted that the Reds had called off all meetings August 23 giving the bombing incident as tht reason later concurred in that opinion and told the Communist leader so There was little expectation that the snarled cease-fire negotiations it as too small frand champion in the division j Donald from the delav it a ard County town of Dayton the competition for Duroc hogs and had the grand champion The Holloway family from j lington in Harford county took a large share of the prizes in the Hampshire hog division Margaret Holloway captured the grand championship Results of livestock judging Holstein junior heifer the industry will soon enter the Mason of slackened demand For rubber manufacturers NPA increased the limit on synthetic rubber inventories to 30 days and allowed manufacturers to hold a full stock of tural rubber The latter action re- laxes a rule which forbade chases of more than one month's supply at a time JUDGE SETS Keyser W Va Aug 29 cuit Judge Ernest A See has en- tered an order in court here fixing the tax valuation of the Western Maryland Railway s West Virginia property for 3950 at The State has appealed the order West Virginia Board of Public Corks which fixes tax valuation r public utilities in the state had placed the Western Maryland Class HI and fV properties at for 1950 The company contended the valuation should have been 253.582 CARS COLLIDE At Wednesday afternoon at Y M C A corner of Church and Court Mary Alice failing to stop for a red light collided with a car driven A Shaff The damage io Mrs Shanahan's car was ind on Mr Mrs potted collateral BY Wickless 34 Linden Jills was injured at Camp Wednesday when struck ifi the head by a steel girder He was re- j Wills McDonogh Irvin King Gaithersburg Ross E Smith Jr Monk ton Bruce Serfage Olney M Welter Route 2 Ellicott City 6 David Brauning Finksburg L Thompson Jr Toms Olney Toms Olney bara Ann and Joyce Riffs Holstein senior heifer calves Barbara Ann and Joyce Riggs David Brauning sev Boyds Hoover wood Ann and Joy Riggs Marth Preston Hoft New Windsor Middletown Ross E Smith Jr Hoff New Windsor Continued On Page Foot BAKER TAKES BLAME IN MYSTERY DEATHS Says In One Of His Sacks Responsible In France Pont-Saint-Esprit France Aug 29 baker in this tiny Rhone River port told investigators day he felt that one of his sacks of flour was responsible for the bread that kills and makes men mad Four persons have died and are still mental sickness attributed o bread baked for induction be between 150.000 and 200.000 The new regulations also tower the minimum score for passing the armed forces induction mental tests from 70 to 65 An estimated 150.000 thus may lose their deferment under the lower i said no more dards fee liberated in the The new law also calls for i year U that of many thousands of dis- placed persons who have permanent residents of The editors of the town's housing area 8 The bag limit on squirrels until the Soviet delegation has had s peace con- i next thought would strong trading renewed war them not to publish it J McGuirk the chairman 1 A IS IO t J that winter in The Press had no plans for considering such j I expected to is naturally concerned about i a petition to the Federal If t- before the n w concerned l tnis situation but has not tht incident petition vet i ties be r distribu s noi venues I A AID saiiA MPA The Baltimore defense area Appealing Tine President Elmer M Jackson i eludes the counties of Baltimore eral manager of the Gazette at Annapolis Cecil Carroll Howard and try while not yet holding TJ 5 citizenship About 9.000 conscientious tors heretofore deferred will be required to do essential possibly at overseas the new law c j spring and quail were liberated e lt this summer in scattered sections He said the Association would j Rents were decontrolled in Cecil j ing his conviction in magistrate's Harford j Cumberland Aug 29 j Winchester Va trucker is TRUMAN'S ELECTION meeting by Federal order Since then a j court under a ruling which makes 8 at Ocean City naval training station at a bridge part of a highway Any meeting of a Town Council bridge has reopened J Milton Dick in should be open not only County rents were line with a ruling by porters but to the public he controlled by the 1951 State i General Hall Hammond fined si added Mature driver for the Motor Lines The Paul E Fitzgerald j Controls were lifted in sections Of Winchester for violation I of the Cecil Whig and Gerard j of Anne Arundel and Howard of a posted bridge weight limit j Borstel of the Cecil County counties action The driver was arrested for Carolina Editor Feints in their newspapers and Baltimore counties and jng a truck weighing 37 300 delegation of citizens had i Baltimore City still are general i over 4 Potomac River crossing JT complained of rowdyism around control posted for 20.000 pounds Ability cafe and that the Council had New housing erected since Magistrate Dick fined the driver instructed the police chief to take j February 1 1947 is exempt t a new highway overweight is M action and to raid if necessary i City also has lifted controls rate of six cents i pound on up to five rooms the driver contended he should renting for or more have been fined not more than units escaped control few years to the penalty provision ago after tenants agreed to a for exceeding posted bridge limits BRITONS FOUND Cent in for Hammond ruled that a bridge 5s a part highway that the new j rate applied and that the old limits had been repealed by j tion up for Magistrate Dick announced that appeal is being taken to Court Alexandria Man Held For Grand Jury Action i action and to raid if i Hagerstown Aug 19 President Truman will j Mitchell contends the a Benedict 37 Va next and with police vt Vm i---------- ordered held for action of i by an that they tipped off a raid y today for stealing than in 1948 j airplane came from one of his a well one-year lease London Thursday Aug 30 for Benedict a l The Daily Herald reported today It was contained in an article in i engineer who was charged in here Aug 17 Com- way I forgot to deliver he was his i f j more than in part on the terrific sieur in Carsan He came by the next day j to Frederick Memorial Air Dital in the M E and Son I mm i in part on 1 cocoon TO re- Tmt JgR World War H who separated jn fever or St Anthony's IMS at Germany held an illness caused by a Los Angeles Europe i mission will sit sn on the 50 former Mrs will tase pan panel Cabinet of one has been ons during the on the French Riviera j A program i with her three and has appearance Friday mercan Croatian Cabinet member arrested today on a Federal A- w rant him with the on January 26 1942 of Peter f Washington Aug 29 i of j i Archbishop of Sarajevo satisfactory early today THE WEATHER The weather forecast for Mid Some cloudiness and warm followed by scattered showers in afternoon So far those promised howers haven't hit close to home live in hope again today rn for pastures would be a rig help man their first reunion here last end when three of them and their wives were guests of Mr and Mrs James K Smith fast Fourteenth street They were a team with the Photo Reconnaissance Squadron during World War H The visitors were Mr and Mrs Harvey L Reed and son Joseph of Barry Mr and Mrs Homer W Weaver Kansas City Kans and Mr and Jessie T Salem Va B- the people the politicians Aug 29 office here says Hagerstown is I i Commission who will outline j procedure in compiling i under the 1951 tax law Conlyn E Noi ts in Kent County is i State Artukovich had been at liberty awaiting a deportation I hearing cereal fungus known as ergot A scientist said there was such an epidemic in Russia in About 200 persons called for medical care in Pont-Saint-Esprit bridge of the Holy Spirit the evening of Some of the symptoms were vomiting chills the outstanding characteristic was hallucinations of fire and impending violence Several victims tried to commit suicide i j j i aio i is H Tner to newsmen i still there Truman knows they will full employment eit the Federal an automobile bearing He tags listed in the name of credit the D nnn me present i Jve iff S in John W Fihelly assistant U S attorney refused to discuss Francis newsmen asked how he ted into the picture ACCOUNT Mary Julia Shuff and Carrir DOGS i Gardiner Gott executrices of the Roy W Sheckells filed suit in will of Edith S Gardiner filed predicted a labor Circuit Court yesterday against the j their final administration account to dis- j this fall Records on file at Mayor and Council of Brunswick i in Court Wednesday Tne service office show and Holmes A Painter through total estate was with dis- Fihelly said Francis asked of his 300 unemployed and that two- his attorney E Austin James will not succeed As for third of the job seekers are women j The plaintiff charges that on other revolt in the South Daniels 1 The employment office says it j March 1 1951 Painter a policeman asserted actually there seems less i large number of job openings I for Brunswick illegally and and less chance of a recurrence the category It out cause fatally shot his pet 1952 of the Dixiecrat j ed that housing shortage in the J man Shepherd dog The plaintiff i to I industries that will perfect He claiming 3300 of leaving a net estate of was made to Mary Julia Shuff Marion Keesey Cooper garet Pontius Coblentz Ad- ams Thompson Marion Adama Hopping Cemetery of Annapolis Wright Gardiner
