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   High Point Enterprise, The (Newspaper) - October 9, 1950, High Point, New Mexico                                THE WEATHER cooler Cool THE HIGH POINT ENTERPRISE THE BOX SCORE The Motor report of traffic fo tM period from 4 Friday 10 today 155 killed to killed to date in Injured to Injured to date In 287 ASSOCIATED PRESS WIRE SERVICE HIGH MONDAY OCTOBER 1950 AP AND NBA FEATURES PRICE 5c Daily lOc UN Asked To Build Against Big Wars LAKE OP Soviet Foreign Minister An drei said today Russia favors some points of the sweeping United States pro gram to give the general assembly emergency powers to combat surprising state ment in the political committee came after John Fos ter Republican advisor to Secretary of State outlined the American which calls for standby mili tary forces to backup United Nations The Soviet Foreign minister did not specify which points of the American proposal he fav His statement puzzled other LAKE The United States called on the United Nations assembly today to make itself strong enough to stamp out little wars so they wont grow into big John Foster ranking Re publican member of the de urged adoption of a program peace aims first outlined by Secre tar of State Dean Greater University Inaugural Program To Close Tuesday Korean Reds Ignore Ultimatum Of Surrender Dig In For Stand CHAPEL ceremonies for Gordon president elect of the Greater University of North continued here with addresses by three univer sity This mornings address was by Lee Alvin pres ident of the California Institute of He was sche to speak on Science In the Spirit of At the afternoon George Dinsmore president of the University of was scheduled to speak on The Responsibility of High er to the James president of the University of will talk tonight on The Re sponsibility of the State for Higher Gray will be formally install ed as president of the Greater University in the State Col lege Coliseum at Raleigh tomor He will make his inaugural address at that The inauguration program was opened at the Womans Col lege of the University in Greensboro Leading educators from throughout the country joined university alumni and students in the open ing The 41yearold Gray is a mil per publisher and former secre tary of the He will suc ceed Frank Graham as president of the Greater Uni now North Carolinas junior re signed the presidency to accept an appointment to Toy makers Prepare For Christmas By SAM just coming list as high eludes a workable Geiger counter j performers NEW YORK Oct 9 Tovas 50 Per cent more tovs tms vear for our uranium from i needed to stage and animals big top makers say that Santa Claus last and give playthings much radio active minerals in the Theres a carousel that works for chalk lip a record or two himself in the wanting ro trv a hand at Future store owners have a wide They look for high marks as good or better than years record 5300 at manu v Young Drug store fountains come j probably will dominate the toy witn a malted milk ma of stores again and soft drink is thanks to the television pop dispensers and sundae Sup any child wanting to try a hand ai park Games also follow the trend to ward New real situation games include oil er markets are toy big game and and service station train ing is possible with One sta te about the have haf a pump for as last But there will be more Speakers at yesterdays cere kids for Santa to and monies included Harold president of Wake For est College Arthur Holly president of Wash ington University at and Helen Maude professor of history at Harvard Red Effort Tightens At Wonsan By R ELM AN Red Ko reans put up fiery resistance to day against the deep penetration of ROK forces fighting for the port of Wonsan and the first Ameri can troops to cross into Commu And for those who insist Korea north of making is a there be a dads may have more money this Arthur has a pump tor maKing is a meie Qn both widely thrusts apparatus and a many new styles m Dy the allies officers expected the for roof For one there s a j Red opposition to crumble Theres an auto repair toy dishwashing machine which says president of the toy manufacturers of the He predicts a record demand for toys in spite make a n thig Christmas But the Reds gave no indication of the television Mail order houses seem to con Their new Christmas cata Legion Proposes Use of Atomic Bomb LOS The 32nd annual national continued defense of Formosa for his courageous and to the Philippine government repair toy a I sttute a 3ack and cleans tiny plastic and tires For the coming generation of they will heed a new last a can Toy makers have duplicated theres a line of plastic time surrender demand aired by I most every style of truck in five inches high with a General Scan with plan for a ranch in the nursery Young architects who want to j become city planners can have a Young engineers will have a wide South Korean ROKs may In the business of child be preparing to turn at Wonsan theres this new Scribbles from their 90mile ad model urban street layout with i list of including the latest in doll with blank faces of vance on the Sea of Japan coast stores apartments and powered diesel witn crayons for drawing and strike west across the waist also a juvenile drafting And theres a new scale model On any features the young moth of the peninsula for the Red capi set with plans for the United engine with a1 may She can wipe 9a air miles i off with a tissue and give her About equally distant from 1 vi 11 Q cr f Forming the core of the program i tion of the American Legion was against Communist aggressors ere proposals for quick by its executive of Chinese who will vig were when the security council cannot act peace patrols of observers to report to the assembly on acts of and member army units available for collective gency sessions of the assembly today to recommend use of and effectively fight out 1 bomb against Russia in the aggressors in order to obtain Canada the Turkey and Uruguay joined the in sponsoring a uniting for peace resolution to carry out the said the United States does not take the view general war is Dulles that a we do recognize that the prevalent fear is a corroding and dangerous Fear of if not creates the conditions that make war more Nothing that we can do will make peace But we can event of further aggression and preserve a free and in dependent and a treaty This is the crucial moment in our the committee said in asking for to any and all forces of freedom that will join with us and the United Nations in the destruction of evil Calling for an ever active arm ed the executive commit tee recommended the sponsoring by the American delegate to the United Nations a resolution that further aggression in any part of the world by Soviet Russia will meet the full force of retaliation by the United Nations police auth if the release of atomic weapons on So viet The committee also called for of peace Japan by appropriate world powers under guidance and direction of fruitful Johnson is to be the principal speaker this afternoon at the open ing There are delegates ac credited to the which is staged by the American Legion convention It cost the cor for this the The executive committee said expensive The plai tions Toy lumber yards offer a work out a job from The amusement industry is another j troopers and tanks of Would be a wonderful idea for the first cavalry division presented in An atomic energy lab set can find sets with of make less likely that there will be the occupation of all Korea by the also that the American people no longer have confidence in our state department or in the present sec Dean and we believe it is the duty of the Presi dent to appoint immediately a sec of state who will instill con Erie of can for the post of national presented in behalf of the national security commission a demand enactment of uni versal military the con struction of an air academy and little worth He and big That is to the collective action of the in the Korean conflict as the pattern for in the but that only a series of acci dents made success there These were Russias boycott of the security council in June and UN under the command of Gen eral MacArthur nonrecognition by the United States of Red China and their families and friends who are visiting Los An geles this week are expected to spend more than most of it for food and hotel ac Chairman Vincent of the Legions stand ing committee said all bids except that of for the 1951 convention have been Fuller War ren of Florida is here to extend Hits In Columbus County tornado ripped through the old dock section of lower Columbus county early today and injured a i score of Damage was un officially estimated at The twister dipped into the ru ral community shortly before 4 Three members of a single fam ily were treated at Columbus hosi Miamis invitation at the They were Burris tion Selection of the 1951 a farmer who suffered ar the maintenance and will be made arm his who f TT S firiall Hx hac a of the merchant The commission lauded efforts of Louis former secretary by the incoming executive committee at a meeting in Indiana polis probably in No Estimate of Unknown Soldier Dead By ELTON C FAY AP Military Affairs Reporter The registration teams will 574 American military dead in the has a broken and their 10yearold who received less serious The storm demolished the Form home and tobacco barn and tossed automobile yards into a It scattered furniture across 30 Two miles the twister blew find probably identify 4he great majority of Moss her inability to cast a veto Korean like past But inevitably there will be some knever listed as missing or uniden from the commission is creating its company of un on Korea and the presence of known soldier troops on armistice police duty How many That isnt estimat in ed The defense department said to day there are unidentified Ameri can war dead in But how many wont beknown until Ameri can graves registration teams can thoroughly explore the area over Will an unknown American from among the Korean dead eventual ly join the unknown soldier of World War and the one from IE who will be buried in the Arlington tomb next spring That is a decision for which authorized enshrinement for the dead of the two world Whatever the number of dead which United States forces were j without names in the Korean pushed back by the Red army adSit wont approach the total of Most of them were killed in action on the in the air or at Some of them died in en Members of the household escaped The whirling winds leveled the home and barn of Talmadge Farm emy prison camps and their bodies er Severe damage was wrought were recovered when advancing upon powerlines and poles Steel Firms Willing For Wage Talks PITTSBURGH CIO United today reported 35 large and small steel companies have agreed to imme diate negotiations on the unions demand for a very healthy and Many of the missing may be 31 had reduced the number forces moved into former enemy areas or after the war had But the dead didnt ac vance in the first two months of The work of these highly trained teams probably will help clear up at least some of the cases World War From the battlegrounds of Eu rope and the the armed forces recovered the remains of men who could not be reported as missing in at the But the in the latest casualty aning investigation by the armed forces registration teams by last The defense department esti mates that somewhere in the wreckage of sunken ships in the in thick jungle areas like that along the old Hump air route from lost sight of in led farmlands of former battlefields are These men always will be miss substantial wage taken prisoners by the adto the 2r163 who are still carried District USW directors But others j on the records as unidentified given the job of arranging have been killea in the fight These were among the total sessions at mutually agree able Some of the sessions are already under The big union said it has replies from 41 of the 1400 j companies which the USW asked to reopen wage provisions of their j contracts today instead of her Rural Electrification Realtors Hear Business Talks A round of speeches by national real estate officials topped the open ing session of the 29th annual con vention of the North Carolina As sociation of Real Estate Boards here Among the addresses was THAT SEDAN is a 1950 model only a week old down there at the bottom the 40foot sewer excavation in Ray mond crashed a barricade and down he Un he was able to open a door and escape by climbing a k even though they were dej entitled As the So the clared dead legally a year after Nation by Hubert ex J they vice the Na Slayer of Yale Professor Is Positively Identified NEW HAVEN i The only description of the slay Leans Away From Dollar Aid to Britain United they and his crossed parallel 38 in regimental strength on the road leading north west out of the ROK with Pyongyang as the ap parent The allied ground fighting forces thus are in position to race plod 95 miles on the westward 85 on the northwest Such converging drives would aim to strange the Red government of Kim II Sung in its home A fierce battle raged for the big industrial port of AP Correspondent William with the South said they expected to crack into the city by Tuesday The heavy fighting at and of Seoul was the first major show of Red since South Koreans crossed the border AP Correspondent William with first cavalry forces who crossed Monday on their push northwest from Seoul and quoted a Red oner The officers up there wont let them the Reds surrender or re Troops who want to quit Communist prisoners had told battle for said the Reds planned to make an j allout defense Waugh said the foot troopers smacked into stiff Red within 30 minutes after they had crossed The Reds held commanding posi tions in mountains on three sides I of the The S cavalry troopers were forced to dig in under a hail of 1 automatic weapons and small arms William said the job of knocking out the Reds was doubly tough be cause they were using smokeless You spot he They were fighting one mile north of the There were some A Red land mine knocked out one American Convoys of troops and supplies rolled north from the Ob MORE ON PAGE TWO The Korean casualty lists are j tional Other real es not because of the officials speaking included torous counteroffensive launched j paul of United turning down j mam purpose is to get acquaint by UN troops three weeks ago j secretary of the National a British request for free with American fii but more from the fact that a j Tax Equality Association and j lar aid to hasten her and economic TO backlog of names is just Hogan of is insisting that help for the when he arrived in New I W Violence ing the publication Calvin Snyder of Washing A list made public last night ton told of legislative fronts of was the It con 1951 during the noon of whom 255 j A golf tournament and a bridge present will be granted only to raw materials and Gaitskell denied reports i that revaluation of the pound would The British had requested they come up for He told Bv be use American no intention CtOO JJ are 822 3 missing and canasta party rounded out for ever purpose they the ui me I afternoon desired as long as their military i The British cabim A 24yearold Yale graduate was supplied by the gravely seized today and positively date between now and e o 1 the date set bv the contract for police said as the man From fragmentary wage snot Thornei police pieced this story of One the Babcock and shooting f and Thorne were m the Wilcox Tube Beaver j wounded Thomes insisted on holding to state police Leo living roil identified the suspect as Case the November I No been receded dore of New producers corporation and i m a case four Negro si Admiral Halsey Makes Speech Goes to Hospital ASBURY Admiral William sey rested exchange of words policemen who two shots rang out and the j enroll in the University of North came suspicious of his actions staggered into the living i Carolina law school was expected of his actions while he waited slumped to the floor to be banded down in middle dis a j dead federal court here No motive for the slaying was Thorne was shot when she Judge Johnson Hayes suggested Police said to ner One yesterday exi was believed to be a DUllet tore into her head near lo file bis decision in the HH not of former right eye Hospital attache Carroll said there was evidence she als ed was positively identified been beaten by the Carolina Most of the deaths cabinet minister from traffic production was increased accordi reported ready to back up his three members of ing to the plan they have request for Yn a Rejection of the request was re MO in free aid over the Everett R his ported by informed officials Pars Robert 78 Hugh British minister The United officials and his Bailey of economic arrived in this believes that sum cannot be country for general financial fied by the results that can be James Walter of Bina brought tne secretary of from the British Billed when the car in which to obtain an order i treasury ment But the American ihe was riding turned over near he to Jack thp re four Ne court that they reject outright the British rea University offered at the North twill be for the time for this Carolina student from was for Negroes lawing for purchases of raw lhe American note Whon lhe car in which he school were inferior and equipment that a passenger collided with an an the Attorneys for the rally needed to boost military aside temporarily and an interim plan for spurring Jim Mor killed by bullet tore into her head near lo tile his decision in the did not meet the guarantee of British officials said be adopted by Britain was former Thome ri ht eye Hospital attaches said court office equal as fixed by the arrival has no connection with the Atlantic pact shotgun blast Fred Carroll said there was evidence she also had The case was heard in federal 1 14th amendment to the coni rearmament talks now going eligible for such financial Negro also of was trip is his first to from charged with murder in Mai by Thorne as the man who American officials are reported j tion the shooting i Dumped six bullets into her m M t mm m m r f mm to feel that congress will demand Duke Drye near Joe Stalin Fad Effort of bleed during a public appearance en nome slaver then turned his The admiral the Mrs of two Dear Joe Stalin Fad Recalls Efforts of Early Quaker to Attempt Peace Agreement With France spem ana mar anv pive Britian blanket spending she stepped from a bus near might draw who commanded the third I small children and felled her fleet in the Pacific theater in World with two j War n was taken ill while pre Carroll said the Springfield By MAX the felt by obscure in touch with a foreign things They paring to address the National found a calibre pistol i citizens as directly or Adams the of the Jewish War several bullets when they just hale to stand by A month a woman school intent to influence that government whooped up for erans here He insisted on del i vi searched their quietly and see things drifting teacher named Icie Johnson wrote I in relation to a dispute with Thomas Jeffersons the his talk with his nose stuffed After being brought Trent from bad to i Premier Stalin from i S Republicans not the Present Re i Tf they think the country is going asking him to nep restore No record exists that anyone was publican party was friendlier to Dean Stumbles Over Name Of miles cotton 1 hJ was to W Fort station 10 67 lie is 42 S 1 to they do not withhold this permanent chance or information form their living for all people peaceful ever convicted of violating this and opposed Feelings law bur the State department terribly her At Ray Wade died of injuries he received in a motorcycle Will i Negro was fatally in i jured when he was struck by an i automobile near Ibis William Howard 38 yearold disabled war veteran of was killed when his automobile went out of control ana write i And she is not few plies that there could always be a In the midst of ail a V V1 i s gradu took a deep breath and i overtUrned near then announced the name of An lrene about Negro clinical professor of psychiatry to their days the state department gets a first wellmeaning j Anthony j from died of in Halsey told the veterans and mental at the Yale j So it isnt in these letter from some citizen who asks i The Logan act was named after Quaker from of A t h e n s received in an automobile there can he no School of uneasy that some its for or to George but he was not decided to try for grinned and climbed accident with this present joans itch 0 taKe pen in plain to Stalin what a mess hes a member of He went to Paris at his platform to receive the degree of Marson Phillip of hand and begin getting the world Here is the story own The French hailed doctor of philosophy at was killed in J IT ol 1 a threat to Communize the VISIT Earlier the delegates over a proposed resolution praising Dear 1 The State department In when John Adams was him as a dove of He came Harold Stassen did it last I ages these earnest people and we came perilously close j happily back to the 72nd annual founders day exer automobile wreck on a downtown street in of Defense Louisi Winston Churchill arrived Henry Wallace did it in quotes the Logan act TO to war with Relations were vember bearing verbal asj Neville admitted later Larry Wayne 19 They decided finally on today for a He Since Stassen and i The act was passed on broken George sura that France would he would have preferred son of and a resolution which praised him on is to be appointed an honorary Wallace are prominent political and is still on the then 76 years wa yanked out lhe new Robinson of 3 ly for his efforts on behalf of i doctor at Copenhagen university i it is possible to imagine I books almost This retirement to command the The Federalists were he is known to his j was fatally injured when he was the unification of tho armed land will be the guest of King that they had an added incentive prohibits any without i They were convinced that Logan friends in the civil engineering dei struck by an automobile on a high Frederik and Queen for their to Joseph I authority of the from getting Adams sent three men to France I MORE OJf PAGE TWO I way near bis A  

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