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   Lima News, The (Newspaper) - September 14, 1952, Lima, Ohio                                Showers gome Sunday in Chance of Mattered Sunday w M it I y M M at 4 NEWS FULL LEASED WIRE SERVICE OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS AND INTERNATION A L NEWS SERVICE J l Vol 254 66 Pages Lima Oh id Sunday September U 1952 Fifteen Cents Section A WtM at railroad tor a SCHUMAH PUSH UNIFIED EUROPE m Adlai Plans Swing Into New England Democratic Candidate Pleased With Prospects f West By MARVIN L SPRINGFIELD 111 Sept 13 Adlai E son returned to his presidential campaign headquarters today well pleased with his prospects in 10 Western states and looking forward to a swing into New England Virginia and Iowa The Democratic candidate for the White House arrived here Report Police Closed Churches in Italy Late Summer Sun Continues It On New Heat Records as Weather Prevails By The Associated Press The U S was a nation divide on the weather map but in the hotter areas researcher scurrying thru record book to see how many new marks wer being set The late summer heat wave wa setting many kinds of record hottest September days hottes current date and most days ove 90 degrees for one summer The hot spell that has temperatures up into the 90s a many points hung on in most o the states east of the Kiver The heat records Sa1 in three large American cities It hit 93 in New York fo the hottest Sept 13 on record An the temperature 97 in Baltimore also a new high for the date THE MERCURY rose to 93 in in Chicago It was the day this season when it go up to 90 or higher The old was 34 days established in 1944 An cool front was ex to lower temperatures Sun day in Minnesota Wisconsin anc Northwestern Iowa Scattered showers fell along the Gulf Coast and in the Southeast Colorado the Dakotas and ern Montana There were also Cold spots like the 23 degrees at Big and the 25 degrees at Bryce yon Utah Red Propaganda Flow To Be Investigated CLEVELAND today said they would in- Communist propaganda which has been flooding into the Czechoslovakian colony here Postmaster Joseph F Prosser the booklets ently slipped by postal inspectors charged with keeping Soviet out of States The booklets mailed from Prague Czechoslovakia in plain yellow envelopes portray life in that tion as a paradise A spokesman for Czech paper here said many readers have called the paper about the lets and that some of them don't realize the magazines are purely propaganda printed by the Com- by plane from Albuquerque N M at p m EST after a nine-day tour of the West in a bid for ember votes Just before departing from Stevenson's campaign manager Wilson Wyatt announced plans for a foray into New land starting next Thursday From there the Illinois nor will travel to a traditionally Democratic stronghold Richmond Va for a major address Sept 20 On Oct 4 Wyatt announced enson will on farm policy at Ft Dodge la As he set out for home from Albuquerque Stevenson issued this statement on his day swing through the I AM delighted with my journey through 10 states Everywhere the FBI Chief Warns U S Against Loose Talk WASHINGTON Sept 13 director Hoover day urged Americans to guard against loose talk which might result in the disclosure of security information to the Communists Hoover said this is one of the acute problems of the present mobilization program because people are generally less careless in their speech during an all-out war crowds exceeded my expectations and their warmth and friendliness even surprised the local political leaders This trip enabled me to set forth my views on a number of issues not previously covered in accordance with my plan of ex- as clearly as I can my ideas about our future It would and foolish to express any conclusions as to the political destiny of these states in November BtT pleased with the political situation of these states Everywhere I found the Democratic party unified and en- more so it has years And the development of pendent support for nan and myself in the major ters was perhaps the most suring circumstance of all Sen John J Sparkman of ama is Stevenson's vice tial running mate The Illinois governor's tour took lim into Colorado Minnesota Doming Montana Idaho California Arizona and New Mexico He made 12 formal speeches plus eight whistle-stop alks on a one-day train swing hrough California's San Joaquin Valley STEVENSON plans to remain in Springfield for a few days to clean up accumulated state business then take off on a new campaign wing along the Atlantic Coast and nto the New England area He announced today he'll make tops Sept in Bridgeport New laven New Britain and Hartford Conn He'll deliver a major ad- Iress the following day in ield Mass and make a number if as yet unannounced stops On lept 20 he'll deliver an evening peech at Richmond Va after a stop at Quantico Marine Corps Base He will appear in New York the Monday Sept 22 to ad- dress the American Federation of abor Convention CHURCH OF CHRIST missionaries Cliner Paden left af Tex and Carl Mitchell of Los Angeles said In Rome Saturday that the Italian police had closed the Church of Christ in by force They said the police ordered the Rome church to close immediately They art pictured here en route to the police station in Rome lourt Order Holds Texas Battle Static AUSTIN Tex Sept 13 Judge Jack Roberts today ued a temporary restraining er to prevent the name of the new exas Democratic party and its Eisenhower from going the general election ballot in exas The judge set a hearing in the ase for Tuesday at 9 Supporters of the Democratic residential nominee Adlai on filed the suit today The suit filed here in District by Austin attorney John ofer asked a court order to pre- ent Secretary of State Jack Ross certifying the new party and s candidates for a place on the allot Solicitor Asks Notice On Gas Rate Protests Communities served by the West Ohio Gas Co were reminded by City Solicitor Lee G Van Blargan to notify him by Oct 1 of their in regards to the firm's application for an increase in rates Van Blargan said he had mailed letters to officials of the other communities informing them that estimated cost for legal and neering services will amount Justice Probe Gaining Speed McGrath Caudle To Give Testimony WASHINGTON Sept 13 Justice Department is in line dur ing the coming week for mor probing at the hands of House in with two former toj men on call to answer question at a public hearing J ousted las spring from his Cabinet post as attorney general is booked to before a judiciary subcommit tee on Wednesday And one of his trusted aides T Lamar Caudle who was fired by President Truman last November for outside gets the spotlight on Thursday assuming McGrath finishes in one day ThE RANKING Republican member of the House judiciary subcommittee meanwhile made a quick visit amid much secrecy to an unnamed Eastern city Rep Keating declined to say anything about the trip except that it was 1 to a city in the general direction of New York and 2 to interview a key witness in a case previously untouched by the House investigators Keating and Daniel G Kennedy a subcommittee counsel made the trip by train On the way to the station from the Senate office building they talked with a man Keating described as another witness In addition to these developments another subcommittee member Rep Bakewell planned to examine department files on a 1946 Kansas City vote fraud case GE Signs Wage Pact with UE NEW YORK Sept 13 sprawling General Electric Com- pany and the United Electrical Workers Union Ind have reached contract agreement giving workers wage increases of to 13 cents an hour The present wage averages an hour In New York L R Boulwarc GE's vice president in charge of employe relations said the same increase has been offered to about employes Church Plans ROME Sept 13 Ml A mined handful of Church of Christ worshipers an- tonight they will hold ular services here tomorrow in open defiance of an ban Cliner Paden of Brownfield Tex who heads churchi in Rome said the ban was part of a completely unexpected wide crackdown against the small Protestant group under laws of the Fascist era In Alessandria's police ters Dr Michele Lomazzo said ice had prevented an un zed gathering for religious ices by the Church of Christ last Sunday He denied the use of orce One of Paden's fellow ries Carl Mitchell ot Los Angeles Calif said the Alessandria police prevented 25 members of congregation from entering the church tore down the church sign and roughly handled four Church of Christ representatives in an ort to make stop singing Official action appeared to be to the Church of Christ Other Protestant denominations in- the Baptists and dists have operated in Italy for 1 without official against them action about and showing a centage breakdown for the combination of cities and towns if they desire to participate He made it clear however that other cities need not join ly with Lima in the protest unless they so desire but he would like to know their intentions by Oct 1 Lima has engaged the Columbus law firm of Dargusch Caran Greek and King and the W Va engineering firm of Snyder and Small If all cities share the cost Lima still would pay approximately 62.8 per cent of the cost based on the gas company's sales in 1951 So far Wapakoneta St Marys Kenton and Bluffton have indicated they expect to join with Lima with at least one of the towns receiving part of its funds thru contributions from private industrial plants Onj the basis of those four sharing the cost Lima's contribution would amount to 74.2 per cent neta 5.9 St Marys 7 Kenton 11.4 and Bluffton 1.5 Searches Pressed For Fugitive Trio 2 States Beat Bush For ALLENTOWN Pa Sept 13 on the assumption that hree fugitive heavily rmed and dangerous are hiding ut in this Northeastern area state and local police nd FBI agents locked a tight lockade across all main roads ay in an effort to trap the men All available state police were n duty They were reinforced by he full assistance of local officers n many communities and a swarm f FBI agents Civil Air Patrol lanes circled slowly over outlying reas at the foothills of the Pocono in a search for the Maryland state and county police at through Blue Ridge Mountain underbrush near Pen Mar Md during the day believing they James B Carey have surrounded the three heavily ident promptly assailed the armed bank robbers Maryland State Police Capt C W Magaha told reporters he believed two of the trio had just missed capture by a police squad car crew near the Pen Mar way depot The men are Joseph 26 arid Ballard 22 his brother both of Harlan County Ky and Elmer Schuer 21 of Chicago All were serving long terms for bank robbery at the time of their cape They are known to be ing shotguns and an ample supply of ammunition FBI circulars de- scribe the men as vicious and extremely dangerous Royalty Boosts Aim of Lewis Wage Talks Proceed On Triple WASHINGTON was reported today to be shooting for new welfare fund alty boosts in both the soft coal and hard coal industries It has been known for some time that Lewis was concentrating on a increase in the hard coal or anthracite industry royalty but it was believed he might forego an increase in the soft coal Both branches of the try now pay 30 cents a ton on all production into union operated funds to provide pensions and other benefits for miners and their ilies Contract negotiations conducted in unusual secrecy have been on three fronts Lewis has been talking separately with the anthracite producers with ern soft coal owners and with Northern soft coal producers The contract talks are entering the showdown stage A strike in Northern soft coal mines may come a week from Monday on Sept 22 That is the first day the miners could fail to report for work after an agreement expires on Sept 20 The agreements between Lewis United Mine Workers and Southern soft coal mines and between the union and the anthracite producers end 10 days later on Sept 30 Ike Begins Battle For Midwest Votes GOP Nominee To take Crusade Thru 12 States in 12 Days NEW YORK Sept 13 Dwight D Eisenhower lied his workers behind him today for the beginning tomorrow of a peace crusade thru the Midwest Describing himself as only the spearhead of a movement for honesty and integrity in government the Republican nominee told volunteer porters that a crusading spirit wil go much further than political or toward winning a vie tory in November I believe in organization but believe more in spirit and that i what I see here er told about 250 members of CiU zens for wh had gathered from aL sections o the country to plan a vote drive Preparing to depart tomorrow o a train tour Ei cast himself in the rol of a missionary taking the gospel of peace and honesty in gov ernmcnt to the people at stops HE WILL make 56 of these stops besides major appearances in SI Paul Minn DCS la Omaha Neb Kansas City Mo St Louis Mo Louisville Ky Clh Columbus and Cleveland O Wheeling W Va Baltimore Richmond Va The GOP nominee told the vol workmen he is only the symbol of a crusade aimed at re storing world peace and honesty integrity and decency in govern ment Observing that he sometime wonders why he should deserv such devotion such commenda tion as had been by th volunteer workers Eisenhowe is justified at all jt is because a name or an effort thought or maybe a coni to symbolize for each of thing that is bigger than a He said that he Turn to Col Three Irate Berliners In Near Clash With Red Troops BERLIN Sept 13 Soviet armored car equipped with two machine guns and carrying six Russian soldiers drove into the American sector today and started a clash with irate West Berliners U S military police escorted the vehicle back to the East zone der after West Berlin police blocked its progress at Square with a garbage truck and sealed off its retreat with -a Squad car The Russians brandished their Tommy guns when a crowd ered booing and shouting Ivan go home West German police forced the crowd back to prevent a clash GE pact as a collusive ment GE has known all he added in a statement issued in Washington that UE would take whatever the company offered it simply because it isn't at liberty to more for its members Carey said the independent un- ion gave up two paid holidays and other benefits in the new ment Channel Swimmer Quits FOLKESTONE England Sept 13 Of Denmark's Jenny 33 lasted hours and 40 minutes in the cold English channel but had to give up her swim tonight She quit three miles from France Gridiron Scores Lima South 12 St Marys 37 Lima St ROM 1.1 Engine Afire Pilot Lands Plane Safely CARTERET N J Sept 13 A blazing engine dropped out of a DCS passenger plane on a test flight today but the pilot guided the lopsided craft to a safe landing in a swamp New Jersey Turnpike The plane trailed smoke and flames over this heavily populated area near abeth N J where three airliners crashed last winter with the loss of 119 lives The three crewmen aboard pilot co-pilot and engineer were uninjured The fire was out when the plane came to a stop its ing gear ripped off by a meadow ditch An American Oil Company em- ploye who refused to be identified said the plane was lying in high grass near the Rahway River like Turn to Page Col Three Homes Men's Styles Featured What's new in What will Lima's well-dressed men be wearing this Today's Lima News includes section marking the opening of National Week Section D contains four paces of men's wear news and pictures Pope Assures Free World of Church Support Backing Pledged Europe Plans for Defense Unifying VATICAN CITY Sept Pius XII announced tonight the full support of the Catholic church for current efforts U unify and defend Western Europe and lashed out at complete pacifism and sored peace groups The pontiff ful nations threatened by sion have both the right anc the duty to defend themselves In a sharp attack clearly backed peace movements which oppose the Schuman plan the NATO pact the European army and other moves toward a federated Free Europe the pope The church is realistic she believes in peace and twill un tiringly remind statesmen tha even today's most political and economic situations can be solved on basis On the other hand the church must take notice of dark jnces which have always operated in history This is the reason why she distrusts every pacifist where the word peace is abused as for hidden purposes Those who altho peaceful are i Hacked have both the right and he duty to defend themselves No state or group of ully accept political servitude or economic ruin BUT AT THE same time the warned that unification must a new outlook on national Turn Col Six Legislators To Work on Federation Age-Old Dream Gets Initial Impetus Monday STRASBOURG France Sept IS Schuman Plan Assembly turned itself into a constitutional convention here today to promote the age-old dream of a united Eu- rope The legislators of the pool lifting their sights from industrial problems decided to start work at 10 Monday on a draft of a European tion or The representatives that Parliaments of France West many Italy Belgium The lands and Luxembourg fixed March 10 1953 as their deadline for finishing v the draft f decision came in a slide indorsement of a resolution adopted by the foreign ministers of the six nations in Luxembourg last Wednesday to take up the task The vote was with two ab- f IV ACCORD with the foreign ministers request the men agreed to take in nine members three each from France West Germany when they sit as a special ad hoc assembly in preparing the tion The French and Italian delegations chose their ex- tra men the mans expected riame theirs Monday This padding brings the total membership to 87 the number vided in the European Defense Turn to Page CoL Six Soviets U S Blockaded Military BERLIN Sept 13 ilans accused the Americans night of imposing a blockade on he Soviet military to operate in The Russians charged the cans confronted Soviet members f the mission in a threatening way and forced them to hand over ertain documents U S European Army ers in denied the net charge saying that it simply s not true However the cans said they would investigate NATO Practice Battle Soviet Editors Throw Barrage COPENHAGEN Denmark Sept 3 battle of Bornholm cgan tonight as the first war ames engagement of the North Powers Operation race Joining of battle at 9 p.m was in a the Admiralty Bornholm is a Danish island in the Baltic Sea The first big war drew of Moscow's ors The Soviet Army newspaper Red tar charged that the exercise Operation was aimed by the Pentagon t clamping control over the c to the detriment of Russia and ther Baltic powers Moscow dis- patches said the tone of the ic attack indicated Russia may protest officially to Norway and Denmark among the eight nations taking part The large U S naval force in- had orders to stay out of the Baltic in order not to invite an incident with Russia But the day exercise includes an landing in Denmark and a counterattack against enemy in- vaders of Northern Norway way's northern frontier touches Russia More than men including U S sailors and Marines are involved in the operation along with Canadian American Dutch French Norwegian warships Wonger Plans To Aid Prisoners Chinese Claim Defeat Of UN Invasion Force LONDON Sept Reuters dispatch tonight reported a by the New China news agency that North Korean and Chinese coastal defense units have thrown back a United Nations force which attempted a landing on Sept 10 near on the Haiju peninsula News Briefs LEGHORN Italy Sept 13 ONS S chief of staff Gen J Lawton Collins arrived in horn today to inspect the Army's logistical command He con- ferred with Geri George P Hays U S commander in Austria and Gen James M Gavin chief of staff to Adm Robert Carney NATO commander for Southern Europe CINCINNATI Sept 13 Robert A Taft told a re- porter tonight that aides are still working out a schedule of speeches for him to give in support of the Republican presidential date Dwight D Eisenhower LONDON Sept Tass the Soviet news agency announced tonight the death of the Soviet deputy minister of the Interior after a long illness HOLLYWOOD Sept 13 chastened Walter Wanger sub- dued by his jail sentence for the shooting of his wife's lover walked out of jail a free man today and said I'm re- turning to work at the movie studio immediately Wanger once Hollywood's boy said he was looking for- ward to meeting his wife actress Joan Bennett tomorrow but re- fused to answer any questions about a possible reconciliation The famed movie producer You'll have to ask Joan about Of one thing Wanger was sure He said the American penal system is the country's No 1 scandal An Air Force sergeant Ralph Hile being released after a tence for drunkenness and passing bad checks nodded assent Wanger said his incarceration had made him painfully of the problems of convicts and that he planned to channel some of his labor toward aiding them with his Phoenix plan for of prisoners Wanger was sentenced to Jour months for shooting agent Lang 39 in the groin last Dec 13 as the agent stood talking to Miss Bennett in a Beverly Hills parking lot He was released with lime off for good behavior Wanger Ends Sentence   

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