Marion Daily Star, The (Newspaper) - December 11, 1951, Marion, Ohio Partly cloudy and colder Low tonight 18- 22. Wednesday rather light snow late HOME EDITION VOL. NO. 8. International The DECEMBER 195L 24 PAGES Copy by Carrier Plane Deal Hunt Slayer Of Policeman In Maryland fc Believed Hiding In Woods After Fleeing From Cleveland Md. Heavily armed state police and cal officers moved In at daybreak on a nearby wooded area where they believe a dangerous is hiding after abandoning his stolen The gunman Is believed to be George T. 27-year-old glar and wanted on first degree murder warrant In the staying of a Cleveland policeman last He is known to be ly and Cleveland police said he Is The manhunt started late last night when Howard County Police Russell E. Moxley and trolman Harry M. Harrison were fired on by a man hiding In a car parked along IT. Route 40. Stolen From Suburb The car stolen Sunday morning from a sub- urb of and Ohio cers said they were certain Boss used It in his State troopers and police from Howard and Baltimore counties searched fields and all covering an area mately seven miles long and two or three miles Trooper J. A. ed about a. m. that two some candy wrappers and cigarette butts had been found near Chestnut Hill about half a of the tilling tion where Moxley and Harrison found the car Intensify Search This sent a squad of state ers on an intensified search of the Col. Elmer super- intendent of the Maryland state visited the this guy killed one told his be ready to draw ready to pull the Roadblocks were set up on U.S 40 and other roads in the area ant Baltimore city police stopped al ears at the city about 12 eas of a West Coast it wanted for the fatal shooting o Cleveland Traffic Patrolman For- ney L. the father of two Shot Down In Room Haas was shot down In a room Rosa rented and used a place for loot from recent Cleveland police the patrolman went to room to check on his driver's license after spotting a 1050 automobile police said Ross stole In San Fran That car was left In fron of the rooming house after Haa was and Cleveland police be P. 20. Marion Soldier Not in Crash Parents Get Word From Pfc. La Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Lant of 190 Dix Ave. have learned tha their Pfc. Raymond Lantz whom they feared hav been aboard C plane which crashed in th mountains of France last is safe at his Field in Ten men los their lives In the Several letters written by Pfc Lantz last one oh the da oV the wero Monday by his He mad no mention of the plane crash since he kno his parents were alarmed for hi Mr. and Mrs. Lantz had though their son might have been on th plane since he had told them he was going to on a short The plane TRUMAN TALKS WITH ADVISERS ON conference at the White House calls for appearance of Gen. Omar chairman of the Joint Chiefs of as well as Defense Secretary Re bert Army Secretary Frank and Gen. Hoyt Air Force Chief of President who cut short his Key West conferred with his top military and diplomatic advisers on the including hopes for a Korean truce this Disarmament Commission Approved But Big 4 Nations Still Differ On Arms Reduction Big Four announced agreement today to set up a new disarmament com- mission but still were as far apart as ever on what sort of arms treaty the proposed should work differences still said the Britain and in their ten days of secret on how to end the Their agreement to set up the new will re- two already Nations announced In a report of the talks U. N. Assembly President Luis He presided over the The which the Big Four unanimously outlined a fundamental disagreement between the and West on Just what the new commission should be told to It was the same basic difference which exists between the Western and the Russian disarmament Western Proposal three Western Powers in- that the commission be in- to draw up a step plan for arms be- with a worldwide census of arms and a foolproof system of The Russians as adamantly de- manded immediate and tional prohibition of atomic weapons and one-third reduction conventional armed forces and The Big Four ure to reconcile this basic dis- agreement left to the U.N. eral Assembly the problem o working out a Ob- servers doubted this could be was the Wesi muster enough Assembly vote's to push its plan through the But such action would In turn raise the question of whether Russia would serve on a commission Instructed to work out a disarmament the on Give a Christinas Clearinghouse Lists Family This is one of a series about needy families and Hated with a clearinghouse maintained by the Junior Service Guild at the Salvation tions or individuals wishing to contribute clothing or obtain the name of a needy person or family by calling Mrs. clearinghouse at 2-3614 from 9 a.m. to noon and 1 to 5 p.m. daily through Dec. a alert boy of lives with his elderly has cared for him since he was a baby because he was Since the death of her husband several years the aunt has tried to help Herself rooms her does not have an income sufficient to meet She receives some but will have little extra to buy gifts for her Everyone who knows Charles likes because happy Since he and his aunt live he has learned to be very helpful around the Charles has very few toys clothing is also He needs a size and story or a used player will help make this Christmas a merry one for Amendments Tangle Work On Turnpike Legislature Meets In Special Session To Rewrite Law flurry of new amendments today tangled a session of the called to the law so. construction can The House judiciary committee summoned the turnpike lon chairman to testify at an ex- meeting in the hope of ney of Marion Store Burglarized and in all valued at about were stolen from a Bennett St. grocery some time Monday Ward's Market at 900 Bennett St. was entered by breaking 'a glass out of the front The cash was stolen from the cash the merchandise from show C. store said exit from the store was the back He discovered the burglary when he opened the store today and reported it to The Marion Builders Supply office at 740 St. was entered some time Monday the office ransacked but nothing was reported Walter company said Entry by breaking a Followers in Demonstration Foes Ask Iranian Premier to Resign for went Marseille when it WEATHER REPORT Noon 83 iM Maximum 31' Minimum 27 Rainfall Trace Maximum 29 Sun rises at a.m. and sets at SUM p.m. Iran tion made a day topple the government of Premier Mohammed as mob battered on parliament ing for the blood of aged Inside the packed building persons injured as porters and opponents of fought briefly with delaying the parliament When the Majlis chamber ly cleared of press arid lic and session sition once leaped to verbally attack the whose oil nationalization program ejected Oil Company and ended chief revenues from oil V at the top of lungs the opposition accused of leading Iran and ruin and demanded that he re- The crowd that govern ment was at raced tor radio to hear the cast of the Some 500 army armed with were outside the building m Opposition deputies didn't heed the clamor As walked unsteadily to the rostrum his opponents the chambe and banged ion thei angry heard 13 Firemen Ask Pay Raise City Council Takes Request Under Consideration Marion firemen and policemen made formal request for a salary increase at a. meeting of City Council Monday Both de- were represented at the While no definite amount was listed in. the petition from bers of Local International Association of the petition signed by of the police force requested a flat 20 percent Both ed to the rising cost of living and the shrinking buying power of the Robert Romoser of the fire de- spoke behalf of his fellow He asked cil to refer the request to the finance committee for serious He pointed to the rise in living costs since World War II and the increase was urgently Robert another requested an early date with the finance com- and wanted assurance the meeting would be set at an early Speaking on behalf of the police department was Patrolman John also urged an early Sixth Ward Councilman C. R. chairman of the nance said bers of the committee would end their council terms Jan. 1 and requested that the meeting be held over until after a new finance committee is Mr. isten and Councilman Newton Cunningham will be gone after the new council takes the committee 3pen Hearings 3nDemandFor Union Shop Board Appointed By Truman Studies Rail Request WASHINGTON Labor reached another milestone in their growing drive have employers require workers to belong to A three-man emergency board named by President Truman pre- pared to open hearings on the de- mand of 17 railroad unions for a union shop arrangement covering nesses oppose various parts of he turnpike act last The until a.m. The rest of legislature ed the first day of the special at p.m. It p.m. with a personal appeal by Frank J. Lausche to change the sections of the turnpike act to ing of the 240-mile toll super- road across northern Few Forecast Turnpike tors to predict failure of an gency clause in the Jacked few forecast defeat for the proposal but ers still felt it would Emergency legislation that comes on enactment re- quires a two-thirds favorable vote In both Regular tion requiring a majority vote takes effect 90 days after i The governor has said failure to change the law would doom the turnpike for the Its he strengthen the highway tem ol Ohio without adding any financial burden The commission plans to build the turnpike from sale of revenue bonds to private Bankers want the law changed so they can sell the bonds They object to the present law that requires settlement of all court suits over the price of land before commission can take it for a They want authority for the commission to take condemned land and pay for it after courts finally fix Ohio Opens Campaign To Fight Oat COLUMBUS Ohio at of oak forests today opened V campaign to raise in 1952. The to use nearly Its 1952 for field and cation of that threatens the state's oak the Ohio's timber A part of the campaign against wilt will come next spring when a survey be at locating trees and stopping of Fourth Ward Councilman Louis Expiates Position Mr. told the firemen and patrolmen he would not wan to start work on their reques without completing it. He he did not the work conic be completed in a three-week Representatives of the two city departments agreed to wait until after the new tee was named after being sured meeting would be ried over as unfinished The firemen and patrolmen re- their last pay raise Apri 1 when a monthly increase was granted all members of the Including the chiefs and Present Pay Scale Firemen and patrolmen now receive A raise was granted to the heads and captains two weeks ago at a special meeting That raise was to set up a pay differential in the two Chief Owen A the Fire said The chiefs received a annua raise while captains in the two departments received an annua boost of At the same council meeting all elected city officials wen granted pay boosts ranging from for Municipal Court judge to granted the city treasurer The raises go into effect Jan. 1. George president tern of said the raise re- quest of the firemen and police would be referred to finance com- and a meeting would be held as soon as possible afte Jan. 1. Approved approval was given an ordinance commercializing lots on N. Main St. The provides for the rezoning of al land west side of Main St from Klerx St. to the city limits and all land on the east side o Main St. to the City Par these lots commercia before passage of the ordinance Lots on east side of stree commercialized to the firs to CITY P. 11 FIVE-DAY OHIO FORECAST Temperatures three below mal. Normal maximum 37 43 Normal minimum 23 27 Cold with about SHOPPING DAYS TO CHRISTMAS WANTS Democratic chairman Frank holding up a newspaper at his Washington calls for thorough investigation of tax scandals by an source answerable to the At the same McKinney defended his own stock He admitted making about in 10 months on an in- vestment of in stock of the Empire Tractor Co. He said the deal was and and offered to throw open his records for demand for a union shop is being made the Steelworkers in current tions with the steel would cover another Various other industries are presently facing union shop requests from The union shop clause in labor requires that workers oin the union within a specified Usually the period is 30 but in the case of the roads it is 60 The shop differs from the closed Under the he employer may hire union or so long he worker becomes a union jer within the allotted Should the quit the he'd lose his the employer is compelled to fire The illegal under he Taf requires that a prospective worker must already belong to the union be- fore he can be TYPHOON LEAVES 23 DEAD MANILA A typhoon howled into the China Sea today dead and tens of thousands homeless in the central Ninety per cent of the homes on the east coast of where the typhoon first reported Inhabitants called it the typhoon in living i Marion Buses Held Up Four Hours by Strike Start Delayed By Controversy Over Christmas Operation Marion Transit Co. drivers went on strike briefly today hi an attempt to get Christmas day off from which usually leave about 4 were held up lor more than four The drivers approached Floyd owner of the bus lines last week and asked if could have Christmas day off. He told them he was bound by a franchise to give partial service on days so he would have to have some of them At Council Seaslon 'The drivers then decided to go before last night's meeting of cits council and try to amend the A delegation of driver attended the council meeting bu left before council started to dis- cuss the members agreed to look into the problem and either have partial as is now or not have any service at al on as well as other holidays throughout the at 4 when the buses were scheduled to leave the the drivers held i They called Kreisel a.m. and presented him with an amendment to the existing union The drivers members of Local 222 of thi Transport Workers Union Accepts Amendment The amendment stated tha anything the drivers did on Christmas day would not be con- strued as a breach of the Kreisel said he agreed to the amendment so the buses could get He said it was getting late he was trying to think of. tin public and what is asked in tb He said he is bound tf Concedes Case Was Ousted Assistant Made As Commission on Sale WASHINGTON General J. Howard McGrath today defended the propriety of a commission received by T. Lamar Caudle on an airplane sale but conceded it was a As for some of the other ties of his ouster former assistant McGrath hold no brief for any tions of which Mr. Caudle may ave been nor do I pre- ume to judgment on The cabinet official was called a House ways and means investigating tax candals and the administration of he Justice Department tax formerly headed by McGrath said he had not the slightest of the propriety having accepted the paid him as commission on the sale of a airplane to jarry associate of the two ew Yorkers then under on charges of tax Is It Not Rep. Kean asked If ment of such a large amount to a official in a was never happened Grath was a unique asked McGrath The payment was proved by McGrath when Caudle him last September if it all right to accept it. Caudle testified that McGrath to Page Old Building To Be Appraised for Auction Survey of Centred Junior High Building Approved A survey of the Central increased school levies approved Junior High School in- the buildings and the was authorized by the Marion Board of Education at a meeting Monday I administration This survey will be in tion for a public auction of the to -on Jan. on the steps of the The buildings been vacant since new State St. Junior High building was placed in The board selected the lighting fixtures for new senior high school building to-be constructed near the Harding This action by the board completes the selection of all materials for basic construction of The new lights will be of the fluorescent The board also action to accept by the auditor to by the The board approved a reques of the State Street Junior High School Student Council to place the State Street build ing honoring W. E. prin who has been on disability retirement since Dec. 1. Speaker for annual commence ment exercises of Harding High School in June was by th Addressing th seniors be Dr. John H. Fur bay of New York director of Air He appeared in Marion in 'the pas speaking before clu audience. A brief meeting of the has been to be held complete the year's business annual organization the first session of th new has been announced fo Jan. 7. At this elec officers board foi will be said it would be OK to take tha money since Caudle had a large It was handed to Caudle by a W. A. owner of a plane sold to At that Knohl was helping prepare the defense of Samuel Aaron and Jacob who were convicted in October of evading income According to before he numerous efforts were made to delay the De- memoranda were read the committee quoting an reached between Caudle and Charles chief counsel of the Internal Revenue at one time not to cute the Fired by Truman President Truman fired Caudla ast month for what the White louse termed with bis official To Hear From Nearing the end of its inquiry nto sensational under com- still had to hear from three assigned obscure roles in shakedown The three are Bert K. a Florida electrical supply whom the committee leard last Charles who resigned last week as chief sel of the Internal Revenue and Henry and will-o-the-wisp private investigator who has figured be- Fore in congressional was expected to follow McGrath to the witness while Oliphant is due appearance was un- is in a Washington hospital suffering emo- tional and tinal Teitelbaum accused and -a Florida of promising him back tax troubles unless he paid them claiming ence with a of ton officials looking for was brought Into the hearing limelight yesterday when Caudle told the committee that c. Grunewald was the the tural Such a Caudle said Teitelbaum told warned Teitelbaum in an long distance tele- phone call to In Stenr Not Told In this air of sources clear they did not consider whole story to told that evidence to point thus to a in plot un- folded by The committee last night with with tram
