Daily Inter Lake, The (Newspaper) - April 5, 1953, Kalispell, Montana Showers Cooler Scattered rain or snow showers Sunday slightly cooler high 45 to 50 Decreasing cloudiness Sun day night cooler THE DAILY INTER LAKE Own Newspaper YEAR NO 279 KALISPELL MONTANA SUNDAY APRIL 5 1953 10 CENTS Reds Release 15 Doctors Offer to Let U S Britain Keep Embassies Quick Service By EDDY MOSCOW release of 15 doctors once charged with plot ting the death of Soviet leaders and the disclosure of a friendly Russian gesture toward the U S and British embassies contributed toward making this a memorable Easter Eve in Moscow Tension Lessens There is an atmosphere of con ciliation of lessening tension in the warm spring air Even the ice jam on the Moscow River has broken And Western observers arc cautiously optimistic and hopeful at the turn in EastWest relations I TOKYO The British Overseas Airlines Comet jet landed at International Airport Sunday 36 hours after it took off from London to in augurate a regular commercial jet service The speedy jet 50 hours from the flying time nor mally required by pro peller airliners to cover the 10 flight Envoys to Set Monday Meet On Korea Truce By ROBERT B TUCKMAN Korea IP Allied In announcing release of Communist liaison doctors Premier are ejected to meet late Satm young government said they had been accused falsely that strict ly forbidden means were used in the investigation of the case and that the persons responsible had been arrested Dr Lydia F a wom an physician awarded the Order of Lenin with fanfare lor assist ance given the government in the matter of exposing doctor assas sins soon after the arrest of the group was announced Jan 13 was ordered stripped of that medal The doctors originally were ac of participation in a terror ist group linked with U S and British spying and a Jewish or the American Joint Distribution Committee Nine were represented as having con fessed killing Andrei A Zhdanov and Alexander S and plotting to kill five men high the armed services through im proper treatments Widely Broadcast Israels government deep satisfaction at the announce ment A statement issued in Tel Aviv said Israel hopes that re Turks Hunt Sub 92 Men Italy Dissolves parliament to Clip Red Wings ROME Ei dissolved the new Italian republics first parliament Satur day and called for a national election June 7 Senators still had a year to but the cabinet ended their terms of office along with those of the representative deputies in a move intended to give the gov a clearcut election vic tory and clip the wings of Com A turbulent election campaign is a foregone conclusion At its end newly elected Parliament members will meet April Showers HELENA fp Easter paraders will have to kee a weather eye open for showers Sunday Coats will come in bandy too The Weather Bureau lore cast scattered rain or snow showers west of the Divide with temperature in the chilly 45 to 50 range Moe Resigns After 20 Years With ME A day or Sunday in Panmunjom to put finishing touches on plans for a Monday meeting which could pave the way to a peace in Korea Hopes High 1 A time must be set for the se sion to discuss plans for ing sick and wounded prisoner of war And Gen Mark Clarks formal acceptance must be deliv ered to the Communists Rear Adm John C Daniel the U N truce delegate who will head EASTER typifies what most young children are thinking of the day he fore Easter as she daydreams of the Easter bunny while reading about Peter Rabbit The young miss is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Ted of Route 3 Slimy Flathead Valley children awoke this to find the Easter bunny had left gayly colored baskets and bright col ored Easter in their homes and yards According to a report he also hid hundreds of eggs at Woodland park for children to find this afternoon beginning at 1 oclock Inter Lake Staff Photo HELENA T Martin P Mo of Helena resigned Saturday executive secretary of the Mon tana Education Association Th 25 for njs resignation from th face their first major task Action post he held 20 years was not an Moe joined the MEA speaks for more than 90 per cen of the states educators in th Previously he was dress of injustice will be complet ed by the termination of the anti Jewish campaign and will welcome resumption of normal relations be tween the Soviet Union and Is rael Russia broke diplomatic relations with Israel Feb 12 three weeks before Stalins death A bomb had gone off at the Soviet Legation in Tel Aviv The news of the new adminis action in the case was broadcast widely by the Moscow Radio Less Allied delegation Monday an selection of four officers is members of the liaison group Even before plans for Mondays session were complete the U N Command was virtually ready to care for sick and wounded ers may free Most officers here expressed be lief that disabled prisoners will be soon Lt Col Charles E Hollings j worth of Okla com mander of a hospital set up near this advance base said the rale at which Allied prisoners processed would depend he rate they were received from he Communists j World Marks Easter With Hopes of Peace on the European Army plan Premier Alcide clc Gasperi had the unified army project would bo ratified before the elec tion his government ran into j early 1930s tierce opposition from m is and Instruction and Big Sand its and couldnt swing it schools administrator The outgoing Parliament was He was the MEAS second exe elected in April succeeding R J her of Deputies for five years and Cunningham who moved to Cali the Senate for six years Italy he came a republic in June 1946 after a referendum of the people ended the reign of the House of Savoy Follows Reform Clash The action cutting short the iornm after his retirement Moe has been secretary of tin National Association of Secretarie of State Education Association and a member of the National Edu eation Associations executive com i In 1949 he went to Germany t terms of the senators came a week heip organize that after Communists and proRed teacher associations Socialists swinging fists MOBS future plans were not an Troops Near The thunder of artillery was clearly audible here as officers nd troops worked feverishly on preparations for handling dis bled prisoners workers ended Saturday swooped down on Red frontline By The Associated Press Christians around the world celebrated the anniversary of Christs resurrection Sunday in an Easter full of hope that ing events in East and West may bring world peace i Allied negotiators in Korea PITTSBURGH Vp Railroad pared to meet with the Commit Rail Workers End Strike Amnesty Issued By Red Romania a five only a few miles away and a column of U S tanks rum led along the dusty road near his truce camp on their way day strike over the disciplining of two conductors and accepted full blame for the unauthorized walk he front Plans for processing disabled the word leaked i prisoners neared completion with put that the Soviet Foreign out which idled near I lion dollars in wages The strike against steel the New Yorker Is Ready to Fill Top GOP Post WASHINGTON IF Former Rep Leonard VV Hall of Oyster Bay N Y indicated after a White and government conference Saturday that he sick ana wounded prisoners as Issued a sweeping said Saturday it will take the Republican nation step m treating with the along the lines of safety for the liberty of the est Red overtures for an decree issued by and its democratic reg West Is Wary The Western world moved war ily on surprise conciliation moves smashing desks vainly sought to block passage of a government sponsored election reform law This law gives any party or co of parties receiving more than 50 per cent of the vote in the national election 65 per cent of the seats in the of Depu ties The Communists charged the law was designed to rig the elec tion against them and insure a sweeping victory for government parties The government has declared LONDON Communist j the lav is necessary to assure to work out an exchange of government of Soviet satellite Rol lord safety for the liberty of the al chairmanship if it is offered to Premier Georgi Malenkov in Alter the action dissolving both In addition to pardoning of Parliament had been an him He said however that he could make no specific comment on whether he would take the job as notified the United States and British embassies 10 days ago that contrary to previous requests they need not move from t h e i t buildings near the Kremlin unless they wish to do so The government noti fied the United States and last year it needed the buildings their diplomats were occupying and leases would not be renewed The British are The Americans are having a new building built to include both office space and apartments Offer Rejected American officials in Washing ton said the Soviet offer was be ing declined with thanks that this country prefers to go ahead with the planned move to a new and sturdier building even though it is away from the center of town town erection of a complete tent called Freedom Village Continued on page Todays Chuckle Railroad a iary of U S Steel Corp directly involved only 1500 BRT employes mis but spread to four big steel plants On the Kremlin Christians serving prison De Gasperi referred toJong as he is wearing the robes their halleluiahs to for cerlain crimes opponents of his Christian a judge He is surrogate or with prayers for fulfillment of win bo dropped in Party and said pudge of wills and estates in Na mission for peace on eirth i for many persons now awaiting Perhaps they thought we County New York vu i I j T 1 md resulted in the loss of 125000 tons of steel ingot Korean battlefronts l the Bucharest Radio courage I hope they know Hall said the chairmanship came around the world sunrise servi ices heralded the arrival of Easter It stemmed from Army soldiers celebrated sions given two conductors bunkers valleys and on Malenkov regime made its Romania is the first Soviet sat ellite to declare an amnesty up in his conference with The new election law will not dent Eisenhower only very inci apply in the election for the Sen Temporarily at least the How did you get along after days work left you the other night A cop saw me and locked me up in jail charges they failed to put in tops In an Easter message j prise announcement freeing number of senators wilt be re The railroad agreed to return in Korea the conductors to work and them 5188 each in back wages sub You sure were lucky I got ject to a probationary pe riod Our hearts hold new hope that we may be near an honorable end of this grim but imperative task to his shortterm prisoners on March by the f1 dark The Vets Payments Not Subject to Tax The Downtown Coaches Clul held a public meeting in the city council chambers of the city hal Friday night to discuss the State Class A basketball held recently in Butte and to make plans for a basketball banquet Council chambers were jammed and some were standing in the HELENA T In response to j hallway soon after Marshall Mur Opinions Vary at Open Meeting On Sportsmanship at Tourney many inquiries the State Board of Equalization said Saturday that veterans bonus payments are not subject to the Montana income tax The tax is due by April 15 But the board said unemploy ray president of the Coaches or opened the meeting A lively discussion of the Class A cage tourney was carried on by many of those present After the first order of business hid been taken care of the board heard of the taken office assistance and railroad federal They also heard a report by Lou compensation payments are Murray report on act taxable Social security club since he had t civil service and teachers retire ment pensions are partly taxabl Bain According to Marshall Murray the statements were divided with reference to the reason for the ap parent rough play some feeling that it was the fault of the refer ees for not having control of the game and others feeling that it was a case of deliberate roughness on the part of the Butte team Murray states that the consen sus among those was that he deliberate rough play should e eliminated from high school or that the game should be discontinued The directors decided to hold a basketball banquet honoring the 195253 team at the high school at a date to be announced ater It was decided to invite all satellites are Czechoslovakia Po land Hungary Bulgaria Albania occupied East Germany Observers here immediately In the United States this year speculated how the new Romania S more than ever before edict might affect the fortunes ofj services were popular From a former Kremlin to West millions of Americans who was Romanian for ranged to go to the hilltops minister plateaus for song prayer and pag eant in the open elected members of the Senate Senators by right are appoint ed to tile Senate on the basis of some service to the country dentally to discussion of his main purpose in coming here He and Mrs Richard Derby daughter of the late Presiden Theodore Roosevelt invited th were 87 in addition to the 237 President to speak somt time in June at Oyster Bay when a nation al Roosevelt shrine will be dedi at Sagamore Hill Boose velts old home Pope to Speak Roman Catholic celebration of Christs victory over death Pope Pius XII was to appear on the central loggia of St Peters Basilica in Rome for an There has been a welter of ru mors as to the whereabouts of the woman Communist leader since she was fired last spring from al her posts in the Romanian govern ment and Communist Party for alleged deviation Colorful Carol II Dies After Wandering Life of Exile LISBON Portugal Her court influence later address that will be bc brought to trial Another the world in 25 sie uas Covering from a He will give his blessing nervous breakdown in Russia Urbi et Orbi to the city and he world In Jerusalem Arab and Jew buried their differences to permit Continued on page 2 More Mobilization One report said she was In nearby Estoril Urged by Baruch King Carol II who abandoned her the title of the uncrown throne of Romania for Queen of Romania Twice she and a wandering life in exile died followed him into exile Death Bed Marriage The match finally became marriage in 1947 They wed in Rio de Janeiro under a Brazilian law that a person near death may be married under any circumstances It was thought at the time that she was dying of pernicious anemia but she recovered Carol son of Queen Marie and King Ferdinand first renounced his rights to the Romanian throne an exclusive colony of displaced royalty His death at 59 apparently was due to a heart failure Alone at his side was his third wife former Madame Elena Mag da beau ty who was his companion for 23 years before becoming his wife A doctor called from his home next door and Carols secretary List f the Big 16 coaches to thenan The discussion regarding and also to extend an NEW YORK M tourney centered around thelion to Lloyd Skor coach of counsels against undue op game on the Helena Bengals io over Soviet peace moves Ike Marks 4th NATO Birthday WASHINGTON president Eisenhower said Saturday that if the free nations of Europe ever was reported captured by an aggressor The former ruler of now Greece The Mich would be no corner Romania became king in 1927 safely anywhere in the world recently of heart Carol returned from exile ie He made his last public and assumed the throne arrived at his deathbed too late 1925 in favor of a son bom to his second wife Princess Helen Vessel Rammed In Dardanelles Rescuers Fail ISTANBUL Turkey ff The Turkish submarine formerly the USS Bumper was rammed and sunk in the narrows of the Dardanelles Saturday and all but four of her 96 officers and crewmen were presumed lost It was one of the worst rine disasters of peacetime his tory After six hours of rescue opera tions contact was lost with 22 men rapped in the stern who had been calling urgently for help over the emergency telephone line that to tht surface on a buoy The Turkish Armed Press Bureau said at 7 p m 10 a MST it was assumed all had lost except four men includ ng the captain who were thrown off the conning tower when the submarine collided in the dark ness and mist with the Swedish freighter Naboland A fifth man thrown into the water was picked up but he died f his injuries The loss of the British Thetis in 1939 with 99 crew men alone exceeded the disaster o the Dumlupinar U S Men Aid The U S destroyer Hawkins rushed to the scene Saturday un er forced draft with doctors and ivers aboard and other rescue raft continued their arduous job night in the darkness ind rain even though contact had een lost Among those on the awkins was Rear Adm Francis A Hughes chief of the heavy roup attached to the U S mili ary mission in Turkey The Dumlupinar a raft built by the United States in 944 and turned over to the Turks n 1950 under the mutual aid pro was a modern ship with a underwater breathing de ce All her crew had been trained the United States before they ought her to Turkey The submarine was lying under fathoms 228 feet of swift cur nt Saturday night three miles rth of Canakkale a fortress wn near the southern end of the strategic strait and close to the scene of a recent Turkish earth quake disaster Bow Smashed Divers said her badly smashed and flooded bow where most of the crew probably met death and the current made floating opera tions impossible Efforts were made to effect res cue through regular or emergency escape even though the submarine had only 24 hours sup ply of oxygen when contact was ost Presumably the after section too had been flooded Besides the Hawkins three Tur kish ships the Imroz and hovered at the scene The Dumlupinar was cruising on the surface from Canakkale to ward Istanbul at 2 a m when she collided with the Naboland in poor visibility The Naboland out oi Goteborg had left Istanbul late Friday The Swedish skipper put out and flashed the first word of the disaster Later he put in at Canakkale where he was questioned by Turkish authorities Fire Sweeps Havre Transfer Company HAVRE swept through transfer company building in lavre Saturday destroying three rucks and thousands of dollars of equipment and ise No one was injured Flames of unknown origin broke ut on the roof of the United ransfer and Storage Co building bout 1 pm In 15 minutes the was a fiery furnace WASHINGTON T The De fense Department Saturday iden 28 new Korean War casual ties In a new list No It in eluded eight killed 17 wounded two missing In action and one In jured ling night speaker for the and says Viu h ta and the e e e i at memorial Kom rather than with those of the United States Indices In St George Church here in Butte expressed their opinions concerning the reported rough chairman of the banquet program disarmament Dr Edson Curry was appointed Banich financier and adviser to treatment that the Butte five ticket chairman and Meade James presidents told a meeting of the doled out to the Kalispell players and Martin Huggins were College of the Armed and many of them to a committee to make that we can make peace themselves on the poor arrangements al the high only If we make ourselves mill angle in high school for soning of the dinner strong But so lung as these people our common cause he said Britains Queen Grandmother be blind to the folly iMary of attack statement He and Madame Lupescu fled Romania In 1940 to escape the German occupation Carols first wife was Jeanne The long romance between a commoner with whom handsome playboy Kins and Mahe eloped to Russia while he was F O Stromberg company head made no estimate of damage But said the trucks building and merchandise were Insured orated the signing four years ago dame daughter of an serving as a colonel in the Roman Saturday of the North officer began In the middle Ian Army during World War I The Treaty by the original Ij nations he still was crown marriage was later annulled Strike Looms CINCINNATI ing CIO official said Saturday that a strike of 85000 CIO electrical in 23 General Co plants throughout the nation may come at any minute
