Logansport Press (Newspaper) - August 2, 1950, Logansport, Indiana Weather GOVERNMENT FORECAST Fair less humid today and Thursday LOGANSPORT PUBLIC LIBRARY LOGANSPORT PRESS Only Local Morning Paper Serving Cass Carroll Pulaski Miami Fulton White Counties 419 Days Without A Traffic Ac in VOL 30 NO 42 NBA LOGANSPORT INDIANA WEDNESDAY AUGUST 2 1950 THE ASSOCIATED PRICE FIVE CENTS George E SOKOLSKY These Days EDGE OF DOOM Sam Goldwyn insisted upon my seeing his forthcoming picture Edge of Doom I like Sam Gold wyn because somehow he has managed to remain the boy from Warsaw who ran across the bor der into Germany at some such age as 11 and then had to work his way to America and a new life That story is more dramatic than all the pictures Goldwyn has ever made I AM NOT a movie fan The socalled Escape Picture of re cent vintage does not help me forget reality nor do I enjoy the endless repetition of the same plots slightly differently garbed The pictures I like do not seem to do so well For instance I went wild about Walter Wagners Joan YANKS WAGE ATTACK AT PUSAN Swimming Class for School Boys Closes Tuesday Coach Showalter Pleased With Progress Made By Youngsters Swimming classes for grade school and junior high school boys were closed at the high school pool yesterday afternoon Coach Keith Showalter who handled the 125 youngsters through all but one of the seven or Arc but my enthusiasm did weeks declared the program j not seem to matter nearly a 100 per cent success j However Sam Goldwyn was Besides escaping any accidents very persuasive about his picture Edge of Doom He seemed to feel that it was a daring adven ture So I agreed to see it up in these Berkshire Hills at the lit tle theatre in Great Barringlon to which I repaired with all the children on this farm and with my neighbor Herbert Arnold the geologist Now I did not expect what I got and I do not know how audiences will take this picture It is an unrelieved blow straight to the solar more accurately at conscience It took me hours to get over the effects of seeing life at its most sordid with human being struggling against all the forces of evil and destruction and emerging in the end with the certainty that only the truth will prevail no matter how horrible the truth may be in the pool the fifty grade school lads who could not keep them selves afloat at the close of school can all paddle around by them selves at least a little With the possible exception of but one or two every one of them can swim the 20 feet across the pool dei clares Strikes Averted by Compromise King Steps Down From Throne to Avert Belgian Civil War Fall Back In North So Reinforcements Can Get Into Line By the Associated Press Tokyo Wednesday Aug 2 Americans to day counterattacked North Korean Communist troops on the Brussels Belgium Aug 1 wii southern front west of the threatened port of Pusan But on Militant socialist leaders flushed i the northern front United Nations forces fell back apparently with a conditional victory over j to ease Red pressure until reinforcements can get into the i King Leopold III called off I e strikes tonight 1 TT j i i j i I and started the Army troops fresh from the United States rushed to the nation back toward normalcy I front west of Pusan where the Communists had driven to Thousands of socialist workers j within 40 air miles of the vital supply port It was in gathered at party headquarters area that dispatches said an American counterattack to cheer the news that the king was prepared to hand his re cently reassumed regal powers INITIAL the new addition to the RBM plant be built another park ing lot had to be provided in place of the one the new installation will cover The above photo shows About 40 of the original non rolling of the new lot which is located northeast of the plant Press swimmers can paddle the length of the pool 60 a minimum requirement for high school grad Coach Showalter was especially pleased to find how the non swimmers took his teaching be cause as he says when the boys enter junior high school and high school half their physical educa tion classes are in swimming Now they are well prepared Instructions New Formal swimming instructions by this picture which forc ed me to ask why we Americans do not go in for selfexamination more Obviously something has gone wrong with us We are not hard We are not fervent We are not sure have broken away from our moorings which held us from the beginning in New England and Virginia until sometime in this twentieth century Did we break loose or was our line cut A nation cannot be stronger than its beliefs nor can beliefs be something manufac tured to fit the moment Let me a week ask you this for a century the I Arm Nations to Preserve Peace Thats Why Hes Asking 4 Billions Truman Says Washington Aug 1 dent Truman said today that the best way to prevent future out breaks against the peace of the world is to see that our allies are properly armed Thats why he said hes asking for to arm antiCommunist countries It is now clear Mr Truman showed up For sake the j said a letter to Capitol Hill field was narrowed nine year age limit or at least a four IT WAS THAT thought are an innovation of the summer parks program this year Form erly the kids had access to the pool but had to pick up their knowhow by themselves When the first call for non swimmers was issued 82 boys Korean War At a Glance By The Associated Press KOREA American reinforce ments land as the Communist North Koreans stage a general ad vance Gen head quarters acknowledges continued heavy pressure toward key port Arrests Total 116 During July Intoxication Most Com 1 mon Offense July saw a total of 116 local arrests for the usual variety of reasons involving a variety of of Pusan About 50 US occupations Most miscreants fell and a half foot height limit That was to assure heads above water in the shallow end The 50 remaining mers were broken up into two that the must ac the efforts they are mak ing to strengthen their common security Mr Truman said he isnt sure how much each nation will need But he gave this breakdown on classes and the areas to be helped park They got mass instructions for 45 min nearly every country in Asia None of that money went into business to make profits It went into schools colleges and hospitals It went into helping people It is the most perfect example of self less charity YET WITH the first blow of a contrary wind we suddenly discover ourselves a hated peo ple warmongers wall street im Why It cannot all be learned to flutter kick then to duck their heads under water Af ter the next step of floating face clown they were ready to start paddling As soon as a boy learned to swim the length of the pool he was graduated to the swimmers North Atlantic 53504000000 Greece Turkey Iran 5193000 000 Asia Mr Truman scarcely had finish ed making his request before chairman Tydings DMd of the Senate Armed Services Committee said isnt enough He said he wishes the President j would ask for more Tydings did not say how much he thinks Mr fire North Korean explosives cen ter of Hungnam with more than 400 tons of bombs making the second raid there in three cays WASHINGTON Defense De announces call of 40th 43rd and infantry di between the age bracket 20 to 30 years Only 11 females were arrested contrasted to 105 men Seven col ored persons compared to 109 whites detained Taken to court the cases stack three remanded to other author ing visions and two regimental ed UP thus two acquitted 15 con bat teams of the National Guard 87 fined six dismissed to active duty Australian Prime Minister Menzies tells U S House Australian and possibly New Zea land troops will be sent to Korea as soon as possible LAKE SUCCESS The Rus sian boycott ended Soviet dele gate Jakob A Malik is defeated 8 to his son Crown Prince Baudouin with the im plication that Boudouin would become king in fact when he reaches the age of 21 Sept 7 1951 Presumably satisfied with the of reached after a confusing 36 hours of bargaining the Belgian trade union federation directed strikers to return to work tomorrow and end their demonstrations So leaders have reported 500000 workers about one fourth of labor were on strike against the mon arch who returned only 10 days ago after six years in exile Leopolds expected capitula Trails in Race Loses Edge In Missouri On Heavy Vote By The Associated President Trumans choice for the Democratic Senatorial nomina tion trailed in first returns from Missouris primary election last Tues night The vote regarded as a test of the Presidents influence in his home state was unusually heavy After edging into a lead on first returns state Senator Emery W was implied only Allison backed by the President in the kings promissory note j trailed former U S Rep Thomas conditionally Sept 7 Jr of St Louis in regarded as a triumph of the states 4676 precincts for the group In addition the socialists jubli claimed three concessions from the proLeopold Social The vote gave Hennings 83643 Allison 82869 Three other candi dates were lar behind in yester days balloting regarded as a test Christian Catholic government of influence in his These were release of all persons But Hennings was pushing into arrested in the disorders of the I a good lead in St Louis as he said past few days tu uu i and three cases left pend taken public alld civil servants who refused to By crimes arrests were 10 as carry out orders detrimental to I battery seven the strikers clerly conduct eight drunken drivers one for drawing weapons call for a national labor conference in Brussels Aug 78 eace m K fraudulent j during which representatives of to I in ruling ns the U N Secur tO two labor employers and the gov to Am ruling UN Secur exposures 35 eminent will discuss wage and tions two larcenies one malic hour demands trespass 19 motor law The price tag for these terms ity Councils president for Aug ust that the Chinese Nationalists have no place on the Council He accuses the United States of ag in Korea class thinning he ranks o be Truman ask ginners and makingit easier to I would be in give personal help to the ones to a arms having trouble Program which already has Showalter took a vacation for i peria us is cannot au De One week and in hi I disclosed ingratitude Somewhere we ailed Don Schrenck on that he intended to request the In some manner our beneficence carried on In some manner our beneficence turned sour It left no perman ence The pool is being closed for the remainder of the summer so that additional billions Today his let ter to House Speaker Rayburn au m Ji the showers and Save some of his reasons w i 43 l If i IS IT BECAUSE wonderful j Pool room can be repaired and rest of the summer it answer the greater human Parks playground program will i on Korea has challenged the au for faith belief continue until August 11 under of the United Nations and Russia can only promise i the supervision of Coach Don Jeopardized world peace buildings magnificent cleaned ies hospitals clo i But the not craving Sov r heaven on earth in the distant Crain future but that is more of a prom ise than none at all Surely when our religious organizations turned from a living God and a hope for Heaven in Heaven to the social sciences and to social ness and all the concepts that J left the individual answerless as j to his own soul they failed States to But the failure is even deeper Sliced 1 Of here at home Speak to young folks and sec how they flounder The President started out by saying that the Communist assault Crop Allotments Gut He said this leaves the free Malik Returns to UN Council Demands US Stop Aggres sion In Korea Lake Success Aug 1 sias Jakob A Malik walked back into the Security Council to day failed again to oust Na China and then accused the United States of aggression in Korea tions eight eight reckless speeding three driving i was relatively high a nationwide trespass three vagrancies five overweight and one escapee By occupations those arrested one barbei two chauffers 11 domestics one electrician 82 lab one machinist three rail roaders two salesmen four stud ents one roofer six truckers one tree trimmer one person retired By age bracket 16 between 10 1940 and 2042 between 20 and 30 23 between 30 and 40 13 between 40 and 50 and 22 over 50 years Personal property reported stol en during the month amounted to 84062 but in the same period in stolen property was re covered Traffic stickers passed out tot strike the fatal shooting of three position from three opponents Primaries also were held in West Virginia Virginia and Kan sas In Virginia the only three Dem House members who were opposed won renomination They were Reps Howard W Smith Dean of the State Delega tion eighth district J Vaughan Gary third and E J Robeson and the threat of a mass march first on the capital Republicans nominated Tyrell During the last 48 hours it i Krum a former newspaperman to appeared at times that Belgium oppose Smith in November That was perilously close to civil war was the only GOP primary in the over her target of state criticism since he surrendered army to the Germans after only 18 days of fighting in He demanded that the U S aled 181 all but 20 of which cost nations of the world in this situa flagrant and unjustified motorists one dollar apiece The tjon j aggression against the people of I rest were warnings They now alternative I He said the Soviet Union but to increase rapidly their pre is to defend the principles I State Fair Entries In Club Open Class Be Federal Court Upholds Smith Act Conviction in the world of ideals and be i Communists liefs They have been left with j acreage today in making j New York Aug 1 fed It was his of international law and justice he beSan his boycott last for which the United Nations I Aro Duo stands Malik charged that the United Are States is trying every way to broaden the warfare not only against the people of Korea but also against the people of Vietnam China and Indochina The United States aims at Warm and Dry August Forecast Summer Ready for Fling During This Month Washington Aug 1 had begun There was no indication as io what units participated in counterattack or their strength The dispatch said only that Americans with armor had begun an attempt to recapture high ground northeast of Chinju 95 miles west of Pusan The high ground overlooking the plain ex tending to Pusan was lost day The Defense Department In Washington disclosed that ele ments of the First Marine Divi sion have arrived in Korea along with elements of the Armys Sec ond Infantry Division and Fifth Regimental Combat team Elements means none of the units is at fuil strength a spokes man said A Navy spokesman said designation of the strength as a brigade normally about 6000 men would not be too far Associated Press Correspondent Lief Erickson at U S Eight Army headquarters said the main South Korean force appeared to have fallen back behind the river south of the highway Ham chang has been the anchor of the northsouth American line on the and South Korean east west line on the north As part of this planned with Erickson said the U S Division pulled back from Sangju to the cast This was nec essary to straighten the link be tween the South Koreans and US First Cavalry Division on the front South of the east Reds pressed to within 25 miles of Taegu key rail and highway center close behind the front 55 miles northwest of Pusan Reds Flank Yanks In the area of 31 miles southwest of Taegu the Reds flanked First Cavalry troops holding the road Rush D Holt baby Democratic near the ot the Senator of the edged into Taegu highway This however an early lead in West Virginia for nomination to the U S House as a Republican He was running in a fourman race in the third dis West Virginians also nominated candidates for five other Con gressional seats and several state offices Republican candidates backed by opponents of former Gov Alf M Landon took early leads in the first scattered returns from Kan sas primary election last Tues j he would punitive action to be I Republican Senator Forrest C Donnell seeking nomination to a second term had only nominal op did not appear to have taken Ute Reds any closer to Taegu General war sum mary early Wednesday acknow ledged that the Korean Commun Continued on page 8 night is ready for its fling in August in j returns came mostly from most of the eastern half of the where the former Gov country the U S Weather Bureau i 1935 Republican j said today I nominee was not counted Except for a few scattered spots i to have heavy strength Entries for the state fair ex hibits in both club and open class displays are being cast received now in Cass county it was announced yesterday by i the prospects are for warm and j Gov Frank Carlson seeking the dry weather the Bureau said in issuing the following fore states Senatorial nomination led his lone opponent Harry W Col mery former National Command seizing Korea Malik I state planting allotments for the eral appeals court today upheld j The ruling circles are not at all i The 1951 wheat crop the Smith Act and the conviction j concerned with ending hostili which existence and no philosophy living has ever built a great pie without it Perhaps we have for recent immersed ourselves too deeply and benefits and made securities until we no longer can stand erect a person In this moment of our very real tragedy one senses tone The news is bad ma morrow it will be good or worse Let us hoard sugar or coffee or nylon stockings Is that all that this can mean IHO lit T I T HH t Q argued John w Connelly county agent mai over trie eastern half of the The club exhibits all of country except for slightly below lich must be filed through normal in New England and near the county extension office are normal in the general area of the due not later than August 14 great lakes Colder than normal The opinion of three against Maliks ruling as august The open class exhibits which temperatures are indicated in the i m T t oo tv j j 11 central and northern Rocky Moun tain states Elsewhere tempera tures are expected to average not far from the seasonal normal Abundant showery rainfall is expected over most of the plains and Rocky Mountains states Less The outlook for August calls for er the American Legion Both temperatures averaging above a short unexpired term and a new little beyond jobs and security and now that there is war even jobs and security are uncertain u made an allotment of ties A man must believe he must 183 acres to Hoosier farmers for Communist leaders i The Council voted 8 to 3 hope he must have a sense of 1951 compared with 1653366 j The unanimous his own importance and dignity acres for this vears crop i was tuned to times president that T F Tsiang of are to be made individually IS THE soine of mins i The state allotments are based citing the Korean war and Nationalist China is an usurper must be on record in the state IS THE i upon the seeded acreage I dent Trumans latest warning represents nobody office by August 16 v in each state for the last 10 years i against subversives Mr Connelly said he expects production I Judge Harrie B Chase praised i Shafer Lumber Firm about 60 Cass county entrants to take part in the state fair this year about 30 in ag club displays and the same number on home i Congress for its foresight in en T From The allotments for all states 1 acting the Smith Act 10 years ago 9 r j j 72784810 acres for 1951 He called American Communists tor Siding term are to be filled in November New Recruiter Assigned Here MSgt Leland Ross On Temporary Duty Master Sergeant Robert D Smith serves his last day of duty atthe Logansport recruiting office today Until August 25 he is on delayed travel orders On that date Sgt Smith must report to Seattle Wash for as to the Far East com mand He had been in Logansport only a few months coming from Returns from 258 of Kansas 2 the Peru recruiting office 793 precincts gave Carlson 5725 In order to fill the vacancy votes for the full term to 4414 for I MSgt Leland G Ross ROTC Colmery instructor at Culver Military Edward T Arn Carlsons attorI Academy has been assigned to ney general held a margin over j the local office on temporary Willard Mayberry for the GOP j duty for the next 45 days He will Gubernatorial nomination Marilyn Murray 12 assist Sgt 1c Walter Huth whose business has picked up since the Korean emergency Sgt Ross is a veteran compared with 72719069 for 1950 allies if not tools of Soviet Rusi The 1951 allotment is designed sia The John I Shafer Lumber economics exhibits a wrong to Produce about 200000000 to than this years harvest I The 1150000000 bushels compared with 950000000 over our history to discover our it REOPEN CAMP The state allotments are to be apportioned among individual farms and farmers must plant within their be eli gible for ports Company of Logansport has pur Compound Arm Fracture WEDDING PARTY DROWNS i chased a tract of land at the New Delhi India Aug 1 west edge of the city from the tO S 1 earOld Twentythree members of a Pittsburgh Cincinnati Chicago ding party including the stLouis Railroad company groom were drowned in swollen a warranty deed on file at the river near Jammu today when office of county recorder Ada their boat capsized the newspaper Arnold shows Mary Ellen Gremelspacher 8 NegrO Pleads Guilty yearold daughter of Mr and Mrs j J Donald Gremelspacher route 2 Walton was knocked from her I Statesman reported The property acquired by the local firm contains 10 is from a section o ALARM NO DAMAGE ONLY 26 PER CENT PASS Atlanta Gug 1 25 per Reserve Lot 4 extending from the right arm rainfall than normal is expected j Hurt In Fall at Park i SerVed in the European theater east of the Mississippi and south during the recent war and was of the line In this Marilyn Murray 12 408 Washi a oj the Germans He is area the weather should be appre ington street fell off the married and one child drier and warmer than it round at Riverside park last voung men were sent by was in July ning and ran a splinter the yesterday to into her left leg She was taken and their final pre to St Josephs hospital by her examination for four father her wound was i years in the air force They are Ralph Eugene Gallo way 19 1713 George A Gerlach Jr 13 route 2 1 ild IT to Cashing Bad to be serious and she was treated Zanesville O Aug at Dr C L Vineys office cent of the men called recently the southern edge of Bates Taken to St Josephs hospital by today COOK IS CALLED Ind Aug 1 Police Capt Robert Snelling said The Air Force today called Robert A Cook Indiana university ath Royal Center and John W Schoenradt 13 837 Helm street Two women signed by the lo cal office have passed all their tests and been accepted for Leonard Wood Mo will be re L restaurant 505 E Market at Fort passed Of the the southern edge of U S High Xray at pm It was found alias Paul T Reeves a duty vie but are still awaiting va as a replacement training a m Tuesday to find a per cera rejected 23 percent way 24 with a 50 foot width for her right arm was broken in two pleaded guilty in municipal court Cook who also is assistant They are Helen E center soon possibly by Sept t refrigerator motor the failed to pass mental examinations 17965 feet in length It is expected places and that one of the breaks to two charges of forgery He was athletic director Paul J Harrell j Willing 22 route 6 city and officials told Missouri cause of the trouble There was and the others were not up to par the land will be used for railroad was compound She also sustained bound over to the grand jury directed to report to Chanute M Funkhouser 21 Congressmen today no damage physically siding Washington Aug 1 Fort Firemen rushed to the AF of for preinduction army tests at street 495 feet wide and from her parents she was admitted for i The man Edward Taylor 35 publicity director to active land will be used for railroad was compound She also sustained bound over to the grand jury un was directed to report to Chanute Betty M Funkhouser ng for the local firm bruises i der 58000 bond I Air Force base in Illinois Aug 8 3 city
