Holland Evening Sentinel, The (Newspaper) - June 19, 1953, Holland, Michigan SUBURBAN DELIVERY WEEK DAY EVENINGS SUBURBAN DELIVERY Virginio North ond 295 JUNE 19, 1953 TWELVE FIVE CENTS SPIES WILL BE EXECUTED TONIGHT President Issues Edict To Syngman Rhee Holds South Korean Fully Responsible For Freeing POWs WASHINGTON Eisenhower has told President Syngman Rhee he is holding him personally responsible for the re- lease ol Korean war congressmen were informed it was said Mr. Eisenhower served notice on the aged and stubborn South Korean president that the United States and the United Nations expects South Korea to exert the utmost efforts to round up the re- leased This word was given by tary oE State John Foster Dulles to some members of the al Foreign Relations Committees who met with Dulles for one hour and 45 minutes at the state de- The legislators heard Dulles make clear that the administration takes j an extremely serious view of the effect of the prisoner release on a Korean war it was was quite pessimistic regarding chances of capturing any sizable number of the It was said Dulles and ment officials are awaiting with deep anxiety the next meeting of the truce negotiators At that time the Communist attitude is expected to be made Officials are concerned lest the Reds use the release as a pretext for breaking off armistice Radio peiping said Thursday night Americans deliberately at Rhee's release of the prisoners and said U. S. sincerity has been put to acid Mr. it. was told Rhee that he viewed with extreme seriousness his order releasing the because the POW Traverse City Clerk Upped to City Manager TRAVERSE Mich. City Clerk Clarence L. Anderson assumed duties as city manager of this northern Michigan city today following resignation of City Manager Howard who has held the post four resigned Thursday at a special meeting of the city He said he was leaving to accept city managership in another city at a higher salary but did not disclose Heat Wave Sends Mercury Beaches Popular prisoners issue the key point in the entire armistice The President was said to have Informed Rhee that South Korea svas acting as a United Nations trustee guarding the prisoners and had violated a Dulles Thursday called the re- lease a of Rhee's He said then that Mr. is communicating svith One factor added to ad- ministration resentment svas mation coming to the State Department that just before the were Rhee trans- ferred administrative ity for their svas said he took the prisoners out the jurisdiction of the South Korean military chief of staff who had been regarded here as what friendlier toward a cease fire than is Rhee placed the prisoners instead under the direct control of the a man who apparently is among the South Korean leadership favoring all possible steps to prevent a trucA on presently negotiated Sen. H. Alexander Smith attended the said he regarded the situation as House Speaker Joseph W. Martin jr. sat in on The government svas understood to he considering strong action bring President Rhee into Waverly to Vote on New Bond Issue Tuesday Voters of School Dis- No. 13. Holland will no the polls Tuesday in a special election to vote on a new bond issue and also for an increase of for school The proposal calls for a bond Voting svill take place in the school from 7 to 9 p.m. The Weather A stifling spawned in the tinder-dry moved into the Midwest today and sent temperatures soaring in- to the 90's in Western In Holland it was 89 at 11 a.m. and by p.m. it had risen to 92. The U. S. Weather Bureau fore- cast some relief for the Central and Northern Plains states but warned that unseasonable heat would still With more and more business concerns installing air condition ing a large percentage of people in the downtown area were comfortable during the For most air conditioning at home is stilt in the dream stage Today was a day when people were thankful for shade trees in their they had trees It was a day in crowds flocked to the Holland State Park registered a cool 70 degrees at 11 or about 20 degrees cooler than the Water temperature was 59. It also was a day that made women seriously consider the new short and for children who do not have short to adopt braids or It was a day for shorts and one for and one for leaving ties at Even Holland was The hot air pushed northward from Oklahoma across Iowa Temperatures were more moderate east of the Mississippi and west oC the ed 105 degrees a new record for June 18. the Twin Cities of the mercury climbed to 98, one degree above the pre- vious record set June 19, 1933. The Temperature rose to 105 in both Sioux City and Council la. A strong wind described an a slammed into near It damaged destroyed barns and outbuildings but caused no Maximum in Holland Thursday was 72 Rainfall ed to Truce Delegates Meet Tonight in Critical Session More North Koreans Escape Compounds As Americans Move In Christian Endeavor delegates are welcomed to Zealand as they register at convention ters in First Reformed Left to right are Neil Wallace and Louis Mitchell of the Rev. John Den general chairman of the Ike Nominates Lee Thurston For Federal Post and Carolyn Bolman and Henry der in charge of The convention for which more than 600 persons have registered opened Thursday and will close with a worship service Sunday Convention Parade Scheduled for Saturday Saturday full United Nations and Communist truce delegations meet here Saturday in a session which may determine whelher is to be a Korean The set Jor It a.m. p.m. Friday was by i he i At the U. N. Command expects the Reds lo protest against the freeing of sands of am war by Korean President Syngman The one hope is that they may Ihen agree to coed with the final phase of truce At the Reds might delay the signing of an de- manding that the freed prisoners be The situation became more ous when it was made known that a of Chinese prisoners have joined those North Koreans who Peiping Radio had already charged thai United Slates with South Korea in the prisoner All the minor details of the truce text had been ironed out before Rhee turned loose prisoners Staff officers bad finished mapping a cease-fire Appeals Board Denies Request at Hearing The Boa I'd of Appeals Thursday night denied one application and a public hearing on a second for early in Domed was 111" request from Clifford B. Hopkins lo convert the at West from a to H two-family After hearing several ions to the change from ing property owners the board denied the July (i 7 p.m. in the city cil chambers was dale sei for a public hearing on the request ol Don Israels to erect a home on the northeast corner of 31st. St. and Pine of the home lo be 2S by 40 The present ance allows a homo to be but 24 leet in Rosenbergs Hear From Cells Investigate Two Mishaps Thursday accidents resulting minor damages to the cars in- volved svere investigated by police The mishap occurred Douglas and north River p.m. Involved were cars driven by Merlin 22, of route 5, and Lowell W. 36, route 2, According to Knoblock had just made a left hAnd turn west onto Douglas Ave. followed by Best the cars Damages the two cars was less than police svas sued a for failure to keep ahead Nelson WASHINGTON Speedy Senate confirmation svas expected today for President Eisenhower's nomination of Dr. Lee M. Michigan superintendent of public as U. Commissioner of Thurston's appointment to the had been rumored weeks but svas announced only Thursday by the White 57. had been scheduled to the state his term expired July 1 to become dean of the school of education at Michigan State Col- At Thurston said he had been looking the agreeable of the MSC post Mrs. Oveta Gulp secretary of the real eel US Department of Education and asked him to take the an coming at this critical period of our national cannot be easily distinguished rorn a call lo Thurston after con- ZEELAND 65th annual convention of the gan Christian Endeavor Union moved into its second day today as youthful delegates Irom all over Michigan attended special ences this morning and afternoon and prepared for another mass meeting tonight in First Reformed speaker will be the Harry Rine De pastor of the Redford Presbyterian j Church of High School I Endeavorers svere guests a I Heydey scheduled for 4 p.m. of Saturday's session j are the convention parade at p.m. Ihe convention banquet at p.m. in the high school The parade svill a line of march Main St. of It will start ai Wall proceed svest on Main to Pine south on Pine to Central and east on Central to the convention A convention assembly in quarters church svill the svith Dr. mond M. editor of journal of the Evangelical Most ly fair and warm through Low 70, high Saturday 92. South to winds 20 to 25 miles an hour through Water tempera turo at Holland State Park today was 59. Air temperature was 70. The sun sots tonight at p.m. and rises tomorrow at a.m. Reports Reported by the U.S. Weather Bureau Instruments at Hope Col- President John his I with MSC and with Thurston will succeed Karl J. a holdover from the Truman who re- resigned lo the Eisenhower Administration's posed reduction of funds for the U.S. Office of ren as Giving the keynote address Theodore of Grand Later all Juniors will march in the convention Election of officers and superintendents will be held I at a business meeting Saturday a.m. Conference leaders the con- vention are the Rev. Dr. Charles Ekdal the all of Grand the Rev. j Lester Case and S. i Prof. Lars j The public is invited lo evening I assemblies of the sic Thursday night was provided by the Intermediate choir of First I church directed by Mrs. John j j Music tonight and I day will be provided the con- i vemion choir directed by Mrs. L. j I New Yorker Wins Essay Contest school principal who is the opening session Thursday night was the Rev. R. McClain a high in D. the position of general secretary of the Pennsylvania Christian Endeavor Union next on Rev. Cochran said a Michigan native and was mentioned only four the special he never wrote an prophecy or preached a iss an assured clear distance Ottawa County Deputy Lucas No one was injured in an acci dent at the intersection of 13th St. and Central Ave. late Thurs nay Marcia 18. of route 2, was heading East on 13th and Dorothy 36, of RG West 27th driving north on Central Ave. when the vehicles Damage to trie model Kraai i nisi political parties today to draft a graduate of Hie University of is married and has two 2fi. and 15. Named Gov. Kim Sigler to his present post in to succeed Rut Andrew Dr. B. who resigned to become president of Michigan first Stale Normal Thurston he won election on his own in brother John and re-election in Thurston was born Aug. 7. in Central son of a weekly newspaper After as a Marine in World War he was from Michigan in 1918. He took his master's degree there in 1929 and his doctor's degree with honors in 1935. listened and he be- en r was estimated SI00 to front and at the side of Jacobs model car by Auriol Wants Action PARIS i President Vincent Auriol asked a round-table of leaders of all Bond Went a Long Way Mich. A savings bond that was found near Jl a.m. The temperature day svas For the 24 hours ending 5 p.m. yesterday the instruments ed the 72. 53. One Year Ago 60. Np p A p F V V -i 5 5 i t Grand has been re- turned to L. whose home was destroyed by the tornado that the Beecher tan district June S. The bond svas j carried almost 100 miles and landed i on a farm near the shores of Lake i It svas sent to radio station j Hearing I LANSING a government program so he can name a new premier by Churchill Backs Ike LONDON Minister Winston Churchill will back any move President Eisenhower may make to help prevent the collapse of Korean armistice negotiations as the result of the freeing of official sources said t irne Andrew was and his younger were listening to John the and Christ came and Andrew took his younger brother and they spent a with the The second lime he called his older brother Peter and they found the Third time Andrew brought the lad with the five loaves and fishes to the Master who blessed the food and ferl The fourth Greeks came to the Feast ol the Passover and when Philip shied away from them it uas An- drew who look them to had a confidence and an assurance that nobody else seemed to He knew what he i was talking about at DETROIT Robert New York City's parks won a from Motors Corporation wilh an essay suggesting that the nation spend twice as much on its highway j Moses was revealed Thursday night as winner in Andrew nationwide contest for the best j times in essay on the subject of had no. plan and pay for Ihe safe wrote a j adequate highways we His made a uas chosen from j detailed plan calls for I spending five billion dollars a year for Ihe next twice what is being to improve U. S. is Moses said at an awards dinner here Thursday because of their present conspicuous arid increasing tance in the economic life of the be exempted horn the economy drive in Congress which rightly has for its aim Ihe i tion of unnecessary federal M President Harlow H. Curtice j presented New York City's i old construction coordinator andj i of parks wilh a I first m j remedies are neither nor nor i rn rn e d i a I e I y Moses the task is nol beyond Ihe capacity I of the American and you be sure will not stop School short ol Ihe j stirred mixer Korea South Korean police hunted today for a small band of escaped munist Chinese prisoners while additional American guards rusher lo I rouble spots near here and The United Nations new breakouts North Korean and ordered reinforce men is for guard troops now o Two extra American battalion arrived at trouble spots nea where 25.000 nisi North Koreans boiled to free wilh Ihe aid of South Korea Eighth Army units ar alerted if an Army spokesman Gen. Sterling A. inspector general for U. S. Army forces in Ihe Far flew to Pusan from Tokyo early today on a he is interested in Ihe matter of these a spokesman at Pusan A small group nisi Chinese war North Korean prisoners who lied from the Pusan prison hospital Thursday South Korean National Police for the escaped Chinese prisoners but made no effort to apprehend any of Ihe North N. Y. ml Kind Rosenberg had just com- a 90-minuie and were t lunch today when word came the prison radio that Ihe Supreme Court had lo pare them from death in Sing electric Warden Wilfred O. Denno WHS of the court's action by he United He would not immediately on ime Ihe couple would He said his is up United Slates Marshal William said the execution would go at p.m. if Ihe Supreme Court acted Julius Rosenberg and his wife net in Ihe wing of the death house at a.m. this They separated by a mesh perhaps about what Ihe court would They had gone back to rate cells when the news came shortly after noon lhat the court had turned them Attendants said neither showed any emotion For they had fish with tomato mashed potatoes string Jello and cot the regular prison now that there is no bar to execution they may request any food they They had no visitors up to nooi there was a report the couple's two young sons might bo brought here this afternoon for a final In roles of con- I hoy may have as many visitors today as they j Also may with each other j up until within two hours of lime they although they still will continue lo be separated by Ihe wire The couple had asked for the meeting this Andrew B. 64, of Dies in Grand Rapids prisoners joined Terror Spreads In East Germany H. 6-1, died at I 1 a.m. today at Sunshine Grand where had been Oct. 11, lie was born July 21, 1888 in He in Holland many years and the son oi lale Mr. and Mrs. Ole sen. He formerly svas employed the West Michigan Furniture Co. are the one Calsin A. of throe ol N. William of Detroit and Olon of lour i Mrs. Olga Oen of Mrs. Bert Mrs. Hanson and Mrs. William j man all of of Grand Rapids and ear of Holland and nine Mr. Anderson svas a member Masonic F and AM No. 191. j land Chapter No. 1-13 World i I and ot the i can I i Funeral sors iees svill bo Monday at 2 p.m. Irom John il will he in cemetery under of the Masonic Order BERLIN Soviet ties today invoked mass secret police terror ganda appeals in a desperate effort to crush a three-day revolt of East Germans lhat Russian and summary executions have failed to The harsh now were employed today in the face of British and tests lo the sponsible recourse to At least Germans ported and hundreds Ihe is at runoral in the u I Rosenbergs Lose Appeals to Court And to President Supreme Court Rules Against Douglas Stay In Dramatic Session VOKK and he tonight In Sine Sine possibly II p.m. announced i preme Court and President today doomed atom spies and Ethel Rosenberg to death in the Sing Sing electric Supreme Court turned down three desperation defense ers to slay the execution of the condemned Then Mr. Eisenhower sealed doom by refusing to grant executive At p.m. p.m. Assistant White House Press Murray Snyder announced to President declines to There is no recourse for the husband and wife who bo I rayed U. S. atomic secrets to The nation's highest by j to 2 cancelled the stay of execution which was granted to the Rosenbergs Wednesday by Justice William O. Then the tribunal nailed down its action by refusing later to grant a new stay and denying a motion to get the court to reconsider its authority in overruling The fateful ruling came with these words spoken by Chief Justice Fred M. Vinson from the high think further proceedings are He spoke for himself and five other Two dissented and one wanted more time consider the Joining Vinson in turning down the Rosenbergs were Justices ley F. Robert H. Harold H. Tom C. Clark and Sherman Douglas man who gave the Rosenbergs an ex Ira 24 hours of Justice Hugo L. joined Ihe of the full court to sel aside stay of Justice Felix furter more Douglas had the stay on grounds was a legal question whelher the bergs should have been con- and sentenced under 194fi atomic energy law or the Espionage Act. under which they were convicted and The 19'1K law requires lhat the death penally can be imposed only on recommendation of a The Rosenberg jury made no The main issue WHS whether the new law superseded certain parts of the espionage speaking for the said do not doubt that Mr. Douglas had the power to issue a he court has considered ithe question on its Wo think the question is not think that further ings are said the court had con- the legal question its despite the fact that WHS raised and by lawyers who did not directly resenl the condemned si i n Home with Ihe o ns Burial in which located through a Superintendent Dies Mich. George 58. superintendent of schools in Grand Traverse County for the last 18 died Thursday after a long Before coming he had been of schools at i Commission hearings on ability of natural gas supplies for svere postponed day until Monday as Attorney General Frank G. Miliard studied a Wisconsin proposal lor a joint war on an alleged both that spreads when Adv. and led his brothers to If we're going to follow our convention With we should all be Andrew A get mixer ed in the High gymnasium with Eugene directing relay Thr lasted about an The James of wood Reformed conducted the opening quiet hour session today and will do the same Saturday at a.m. Another Saturday feature svill be the Junior Christian Endeavor I convention opens svith re- j at a.m. in the Esther Holland will D I D Five a story of the gospel in t I f p farcel POSt assisted by WASHINGTON il j Droppers as soloist and John Ros Office e p a r t rn e j at the Lunch he j xt and the 1 p.m. in parcel bly will feature a talk by the Rev. i effective Aug. 1. up the public and countless daily tions will keep them IT is good American to gel irieas instead of basing a plan imposed by Winners of other national and regional awards announced Thursday as were stale for Winners for other stales svill be at on The Post today an- a a year boost post t fin pis lo put Deputy East Gorman Premier Otto was released from West Berlin earlier told workers the soil was an attempted by Berlin and lhat it hasei Germany into another if it had broadcasts nn Ihe theme thai i and directed the i I Reliable sources reported that i the industrial cities of and Halle and the Soviet occupation headquarters of I berg and under i martial filtered in of riots in Dresden and other East German Western authorities certain the res oil os mo j Peter Reiss Departs The tanker harbor earls morning at a.m. the 32nd to here this i I Ionic wi 11 11 urn 2 lo mas rail 10 9 p.m. Winds Halt Fishing sending the piers and churning up earls today re- in a temporary halt to 11 expect the die somewhat later base been in good numbers the last less and the majority ol svere going homo lull ol Funeral Changed Funeral services for John Van 72. who diod be held Saturday at 2 p.m. in First Reformed Church in- slead of at ier eral chapel as originally ed. Mr. Van I died at the home of his son-in-law and the Res. and Mrs. William E. Gaston of Midland J. RY Sai Youth Adv. Three Accidents Occur In Grand Haven City H Mrs. Edna 67. an employe on the Huntor estate in arm and bruises sv she hit by a Thursday noon at Second and ol tho car Mrs. of firand did nol appear In- hurl but entered ill's morning lor No svas en Loss oil M. j 2L and William Grand collided n I 1 p.m. Thursday a I bus and Spolder causing damage to both No ticket 30. Grand Has ssas charged failure old the tight of ssas alter his collided one by P. Grand p.m. Lafayette First police all Bumpers Junior will continue their Light a bumpei campaign tonight irom ti 9 svill Iv at all tho Municipal to apply lo cars of desire the ice. Ed ii chairman of the
