Lima News, The (Newspaper) - September 8, 1952, Lima, Ohio Fair Warmer Monday night low Tuesday generally fair and wanner Maximum temperature Monday 1J at noon t Minimum temperature 16 at m THE LIMA NEWS FULL LEASED WIRE SERVICE OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS AND INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE Vol 248 18 Pages Lima Ohio Monday September 8 1952 Five Cents Home Edition Have you registered to other Sept 24 Is the deadline NAGUIB STEPS IN AS PREMIER 425 Rescued from Liner Cruiser Sinks Near Alaska JUNEAU Alaska less waters of a Southeaster ka ship graveyard claimed an- other Canadian Pacific Lines sel flagship the Princess not one of the 425 aboard was lost A mile and a half off course the Kathleen crunched aground with her bow almost un- a cliff at quake Californians aboard said the blow felt like such a shock Within four hours with Coast rescue efforts the 307 passengers aboard were gotten ashore many of the younger ones climbing down ladders lo the beach Near mid-day when the rising tide began to fill the Capt Grahan O Hughes ordered Abandon and the 118 cers and crew were also put ashore THE SHIP slipped from its berth and sank with its bow goin high into the air in 90 feet water at p.m The spot was 1 miles north of here The Kathlee had sailed from Juneau for Skag way First Officer Charles W Savag was on the bridge when the shi hit Capt Hughes reported Th lookout sighted the reef and cli looming lip in the an light rain but there was no tim to change course The first officer was unable explain the ship's position Hugh said He was near collapse afte the ship v-s abandoned The plight was not be serious at first the pas sengers were served coffee Wine kicked up six-foot waves and drenching rain fell On arrival of the Coast Guar cutter lifeboats brought passen gers ashore fires were built on th beach and a path was cut brush a road ABOUT of the younger pas sengers many of them on a tou sponsored by the Youn Men's Institute ot San Francisco climbed down ladders to the and hiked to the road The Coast Guard boat took 11 of the older passengers to Tee Har bor and returned and took betwee THIS AIR VIEW SHOWS the SS Princess Kathleen after reef north of Juneau Alaska All passengers and crew members were rescued before the pleasure liner slipped off the reef and sank The cruiser was bound from Juneau and 40 to Auke Bay both point with easy access to the road t Juneau One of the survivors suf a heart attack in the lobby 0 the Baranof Hotel from After the crew got ashore they huddled near fires and as the Kath leen finally filled with water anc took its last plunge they bare their heads and wept Robert M Gilmore of San Fran cisco an assistant to the vice pres ident of the Southern Pacific Rail way said rescue operations were carried on beautifully and smoothly Three other Canadian Pacific Lines ships have been lost in th immediate area and a fourth was salvaged One of the North Pa worst marine disasters tool the lives of 343 persons every aboard when the Princess Sophia sank on Oct 13 1918 only eigh miles away Mishaps Take Lives of 22 Ohio By The Associated Press Accidents killed 22 persons in Ohio over the weekend including eight children who died in separate mishaps Traffic accidents took 16 lives be- tween 6 p m Friday and mid- night Sunday an Associated Press survey shows Two persons burned to death one drowned and the died in miscellaneous accidents Deaths Sunday Charles McGarry 18 Oak Hill car in which he was riding road near William H Todd 40 West andria and his ter when their car ed into a ditch near Wilmington Stephen Marshall 68 Dayton in a collision near Dayton Jacob Galauner 60 Cleveland struck by an auto ERNEST W LOWRY Jr 10 near Hamilton in a ground cave-in at the site of a home construction Henry W Turnquist Jr 19 tabula his auto skidded off a road near Geneva Christian Stadler 72 Akron died of injuries in a collision Saturday in Summit County Mrs Elizabeth Dickson 49 rain died of injuries in a collision neat Lorain Saturday Melvin Fambro 24 Springfield ir a collision three miles west of Springfield Mary Kleinatland a car driven by her mother who was learning to drive pinned her their house near Barberton Mrs Frances Balach 53 died to Lakewood of burns suffered When ash ignited Ing Says No Officially to Plan Iranian Premier Hints Court Settlement Might Be Agreeable TEHRAN Iran Mohammed flatly rejectee last night the offer to solve the oi squabble but hinted Iran might agree to a court settlement of th muddled issue Blasting the recent proposal as the worst ye made in the negotiations told newsmen The solution proposed in thi 7 States Open Political Battle Maine Wisconsin Draw Top Attention By International News Service Voters in seven states from New to the Rocky Mountains go to the polls -in to November's political battle Top attention is focused on the country's first state election in Maine Monday and a state mary in Wisconsin Tuesday where Sen McCarthy is seeking GOP re- nomination Democrats and Republicans also hold state primaries Tuesday in Mew Hampshire Vermont sota Colorado and Utah in addition Texas Democratic party meets at a state convention in Amarillo Tuesday to thrash oui the big question of whether and iow dissatisfied Democrats will be allowed to vote for the e ticket without going Republican Maine voters choose a sor to Sen a governor and three House members in the shadow of charges of corruption the State Commission IN WISCONSIN Sen McCarthy aces the vigorous and determined opposition of Merrill Attorney Len Schmitt in McCarthy's bid to re- ain his seat Two Fair Deal former Attorney General Thomas E Fairchild and Henry Reuss Milwaukee attorney are for opportunity to meet the GOP senatorial nominee u November New Hampshire has a four-way Republican contest and a two-man Democratic battle among candidates to succeed ov Sherman Adams who is not seeking a third term The only state-wide clash in mont involves Gov Lee Emerson and Stale Sen Henry D Vail for the GOP nomination or governor In Minnesota principal interest centers in contests for the ican and Turn Co Page Two CoS One News Briefs TOLEDO 0 if the pressed and blown glass manufacturers and of the AFL flint glass workers meet here today with a federal mediator in an effort Lo settle a three-day strike of workers at 11 plants in five states BOSTON INS Claude Sprouse 54 of Kansas City dropped dead of a heart attack today immediately after his speech accepting the presidency of the House of Deputies at the triennial convention of the Protestant Episcopal church WASHINGTON ment reported today that food rices during late August cd at an record high CLEVELAND Lawrence Goldsby 21 who shot and killed four persons on a Cleveland bus last May 15 went on trial for his life today in Common Pleas court message is not only altogether in equitable but more severe and im practicable than earlier pro tion of the offe was contained in a statement read to reporters at hi home SHORTLY after the news con ference George Middleton British charge d'affaires conferred for more than an hour with at the home He refused lo divulge of discus sion statement was an expansion of his off-the-cuff tion Aug 30 when the joint offer was made He has called a specia parliamentary session Wednesday to frame a formal reply to Britain and United States believe Parliament will echo the Premier's stand However some quarters hope negotiations might continue on reference las night io a court settlement The Premier said it was possible Iran Oil Co Id agree to submit the compen sation issue to a mutually upon court The first condition of this he added is that the ties to the suit should determine the limit and the nature of their dispute German Finance Expert Invited by TEHRAN Iran UP The paper said Sunday Premier Mohammed ias invited Dr Hjalmar Schachl jerman financial expert here for on financial matters It said Schacht was expected here in a couple of days Arson Hinted In Toledo Fire TOLEDO police day are investigating the ty of arson in an fire which destroyed two business places and damaged a third Sunday A fire destroyed Simmons Mattress plant Deputy Tire Chief Frank Reder reports hat fire started in the tress plant and caused damage before spreading to a wholesale bakery supply company causing damage Cab driver Jack Russell spotted he fire and reported to police that 1C saw a man wearing gray and a white shirt running away rom the scene Jet Plane Crash Death Toll Rises FARNBOROUGH Eng INS The death toll in Farnborough's ir tragedy Saturday rose to 28 Picture on Page 18 oday with the death of a Id boy Richard Norton one of nds of spectators at the air show ied from injuries sustained when jet fighter exploded in midair howering wreckage onto the crowd Game Warden Shot fo Death Scuffle with Hunter Precedes Shooting By Combined News Services game tor died of bullet wounds today and a fellow official was injured ly in a gun battle with a man they were trying to arrest Sunday on a charge of hunting squirrels out bi season D Andre 52 warden died in a hospital here day after he was hit by lets Robert H Wheeler a fellow officer received a hand The Julius W erson Portsmouth Steel worker without charge De- said Henderson admitted shooting the two men on his farm 15 miles southwest of Portsmouth WHEELER said he saw son carrying some squirrels and ordered him to drop his 22 caliber pistol Henderson fire Vheeler added Wheeler then retreated to the highway and fired his service re- volver to summon Andre Both men went after Henderson and Andre was shot Henderson denied having rels in his possession He added he did not think game protectors had a right to arrest him on his own property without a warrant Henderson's version of the ing was that he was en route to his auto when Wheeler arose from a clump of weeds and ordered him off his property Storm Window Factory Destroyed by Flames O The building of the Storm Waster Corp makers of storm windows was destroyed Sunday ay fire of unknown origin Loss was estimated at Ike Hoping To Salve Ohio Wounds Summerfield Confer in Capitol On Campaign Role CLEVELAND Ufl Dwight D Eisenhower flew into Ohio today in his first invasion of Sen Robert A Taft's home state At the same time the senator arriving in Wash ington to confer with the Republican chairman Arthur E Summerfield said his part in th campaign will await a with the candidate Taft's statement followed a re port by Summerfield that lie wa confident Taft would meet ing in the near future with hower Taft said he had asked by the chairman to make national broadcast and speal the country I already have made engage ments to make speeches in the senator said Just about every prominent Ohio the exception o Sen Taft him a Cleveland Hopkins Airport Even the GOP vice candidate Sen Richard Nixon o California was there But Nixon his presence was purely co incidence His Nebraska had slopped 20 minutes for on a trip from Boston Taft who was Eisenhower chief rival for the nomination end ed a Canadian vacation Sunday and was in Washington today holding a conference with the GOP chairman Arthur Sum merfield THE reception committee at th airport where a band and a motor party officials greeted th presidential candidate was by Taft's Ohio partner in the Sen ate John W Bricker With him was Taft's brother Charles P o Cincinnati the candidate fo governor Eisenhower's visit here Was for strategy talks With GOP bigwigs from Ohio Pennsylvania and Maryland ABOUT was GOP Ohio Congressman Seorge on hand a airport to see the general Eisenhower's aides said the eral expected to meet Taft soon But they added that it would not be in Cleveland today nor in on Wednesday when the eral will make a brief stopover in he capital to visit the Republican Committee staff while en route back to New York As the general headed toward the Taft stronghold aides disclosed hat he is planning an early ober visit to of the tey slates in his convention ng with the Ohioan CONVENTION supporters of the general succeeded in blocking a Texas delegation and one favoring Eisenhower The trip to Texas also will take he general on a swing through Oklahoma Tennessee Turn to Page Two Col Seven Arabian Nights? Story in Sixth Day Ousted Tax Chief Says Congressmen Applied More than Normal Pressure WASHINGTON Lamar Caudle told House investigators day Washington some members of more than normal pressure on him when he was chief Caudle was fired as chief tax fraud prosecutor last March Today Caudle wound up testimony before the House Judiciary Committee with a statement that Washington officials urged him to make decisions in tax fraud cases which were contrary to the tion he took The account of mony which was heard behind closed doors was related lo re- porters by Chairman Chelf of subcommittee Chelf said Caudle did not in- thai President Truman ever exerted any pressure on him CAUDLE was in wilness chair for sixth slraight day as oart of the subcommittee's probe of the Justice Chelf said his group is trying o determine what undue pressure f any was put on high officials by people bolh in and of government His subcommittee Chelf said is trying to fil together the of cases handled by the ustice to determine subjects will be aired at ic sessions expected to start next month The chairman said Caudle has in decisions he but the group has not de- whether was an at- tempt to influence Caudle ment when he was assistant Turn to Two Col Three Pop Pedals Right into Penalty Stopped near Lima Sunday ing by a flat lacking a L Lester 29 cago unlashed his son's bicycle which he had tied to the top of his car and started pedaling his way to town in search of a repair shop He should have walked For highway blamed him for head-on collision which re- in injuries to Lloyd M 42 Forest Forest on Route about three miles cast of Lima swerved to miss Lester's unlighted bike and rammed into a truck driven by George A Fields 31 Greensboro N C Eddington suffered minor head cuts Fields was uninjured But Justice of the Peace C M Route 5 fined Lester and costs for operating a bicycle without lights Adlai Scolds Press For Nominee Says GOP Always Gets Backing of Majority of Papers PORTLAND Ore Stevenson told a group of newspaper editors to today that I am frankly considerably con- cerned when I see the which we are developing a press in a two-party country The Democratic presidential nominee twitted newspaper editors for their wrong predictions on the outcome of the 1948 election and said in effect thai he is glad many papers are supporting him because some people might eve have considered such support ill omen In a prepared for ery in Portland Stevenson hammered again at his that the lican party is fretful distracted and divided and does not seem capable of governing The Illinois governor addressee a luncheon sponsored by the Ore gon Journal for newspaper editors publishers and broadcasters o that slate The Journal Is one o a handful of newspapers to Stevenson against his Republican opponent Gen cr STEVENSON repeatedly the nation's editors in his short talk but admitted that I have seen well impressed by the fair treatment accorded me by rnos newspapers including most of those aligned editorially with the opposition The Democratic candidate de- II would seem thai the over- whelming majority of the press is just against Democrats And it is against so far as 1 can see nol after a sober and con- review of but as dogs are cats As soon as a newspaper speak of Ihc great majority no of the enlightened ten sees a Democratic is filled with an unconquerable yen to chase him up an alley I still haven't gotten over thi way some of our nation's grea papers rushed to commit them selves to a candidate last spring long before they knew what tha for or what his platform would be or who liis opponent was or what would be the issues of the campaign 1 I KNOW where a young fancy turns in that season of year and I don't blame for a moment But I feel that some of them may yet of their wooing now that autumn is here Stevenson I am touched when I read in hese papers solicitous editorials about the survival of the two-party system Now I really can't bring myself to believe thai the ican party is about to fade away even if it loses in 1952 If so it is singing one of the longest and loudest deathbed in history I am in favor of a two-party in politics And I think we have a two-party system at this moment But I am in favor of a two- parly system in our press too And I am frankly considerably concerned when I see the extent o which we are developing a one- party press in a two-party ry Tunisian Leaders Say No to French Plan TUNIS Tunisia Tunisia's Council of Forty unanimously down Sunday night ranee's proposed reforms of her protectorate The Bey nominal ruler had ailed the 40 leaders of Tunisian abor industry religion lly all other pursuits to advise im what course should be taken the reforms Moscow Holds Truce Answer Clark Opines UN Forces Chief Doubts Russians Would Attack Japan By HOWARD HANDLEMAN TOKYO Mark W Clark declared today apparently Moscow alone whether there will be armistice in Korea He further pinned the Korean war responsibility on the Russians by saying the current mission of Chinese Communist premier Chou to Moscow is a typical manifestation of subservience of the Chinese the Kremlin In an exclusive interview in his new office on the outskirts of yo the general also pounded home the United Nations fight in Korea forced the Communists to withhold attacks elsewhere we are to preserve decency world we must go on com batting Communist aggression wherever wei find it Soviet Russia herself has the power to attack Japan but rk said he did not foresee an island empire in the immediate future and a Russian attack would aunch World War III in Korea could launch a major offensive notice but could not ain it long intensified Allied air war against the Communists in North Korea is having and will continue to have a profound upon the enemy Nations will not yield to the Communist demand or the forced repatriation of as the price of armistice in Korea hard core of some to members of the ese Communist party pose a to Japan but do not yet constitute an immediate threat Army Strong Man Pushes Maher Aside 75 Royal Family Friends Arrested In Week-End Sweep CAIRO Egypt new Premier Maj Gen Mohammed called the first meeting of his Cabinet today to speed the re- forms he has vowed will follow his week-end sweep to power The Army strongman who ousted ex-King Farouk six weeks ago moved swiftly and out bloodshed date the Army's grip on the try As he brushed aside former Premier Aly Maher took over tlie premiership and swore in a new Cabinet the Army rounded leading politicians princes and friends of the royal family 4 Among those arrested were for- mer Premiers Ahmed andl Ibrahim Abdel Hadi and Fuad rag ex-minister Eddin is boss of political nationalistic JT ALSO taken in the Army dragnet were Prince Abbas Halim and Prince Said Halim both third cote ns of Farouk and Abdullah Sadek and Mostafa Sadek uncles of sw The new seventh since he would tackle three main purge of the political setup enforcement of a limitation on land ownership and a curbing of the skyrocketing cost of living srr An Army spokesman said Naguib would resign as soon as normal parliamentary rule is restored er forthcoming elections are held not later than February Naguib kept his post as in chief of Egypt's armed forces but picked a Cabinet of villans indicating he probably not depend entirely on bayonets to his gram THREE new ministers are seasoned technicians who iri the outgoing government nent among them was el un economist who will remain as finance political circles this was as a sign Naguib along the main lines of his financial policy In the new Cabinet are six bers of the anti-British Nationalist and a member of the militant Moslem Brotherhood The two ions were the only ones not in yesterday's arrests Series to Open Oct 1 In Senior Loop City NEW YORK 1952 World will open on Wednesday ct 1 in the home park of the National League champion a playoff needed to decide the National pennant In the such a playoff he opening will be delayed until Thursday Oct 2 Yanks Down 5 Jets in Aerial Battles Hill Fight Renewed SEOUL of American downed five Communist ets and damaged at least five today in a fifth successive day of swirling air battles over Korea Three vere knocked out of the skies during he afternoon following a engagement in two f the Red jets were downed and ive damaged Maj Frederick C Blesse of Phoenix Ariz became America's newest jet ace by destroying bit fifth MIG during the battles On the ground counter attacking South Korean troops their way back to the crest of hotly disputed Capitol Hill central sector Monday morning But a nese counter attack shoved them off again about an hour later Bitter fighting continued to ragt this afternoon only 50 yards from the crest an Eighth Army man said Adlai Greets Champ Plowers OOV ADLAI STEVENSON takes time after hto speech the National Minn to admire trophies of two Left to Manin contour plowing champion Herb Plambeck Moisies lowt director Graeme field III national level plowing champion and Steventon
