Mt Vernon Register News (Newspaper) - June 30, 1953, Mt Vernon, Illinois 92; 69. Last night's Noon MI VERNON r HOT AND humid night ond Low tonight 76. High 98. Low Wednesday night 76. MEMBER AUDIT BUREAU OF CIRCULATION SQUARE DEAL FOR ALL - SPECIAL FAVORS TO NONE A NON PARTISAN PAPER VOLUME XXXIII - NO. 231 MOUNT ILLINOIS - JUNE 30, 1953 25c PER WEEK BY CARRIER REDS REJECT U.N. ARMISTICE PLAN SAY ON DOUGLAS IS FAILURE of Report Foils to Moko for GEORGIAN IRKED BY ROSENBERG CASE Provo Charges of ond Court YAMS DOWN 15 MIG JETS TODAY HOT LUNCH FOR CARMI Gl AT FRONT By Associated Press Wheeler made his formal argument today for Impeachment of Supreme Court Justice William O. Douglas and a majority of the hearing subcommittee promptly told him he had failed to make a Wheeler offered his resolution immediately after Douglas had a stay quickly overruled by the full to hold off the electrocution of atom Julius and Ethel The Georgian based him complaint largely on that action but brought In other matters in charges which included and afraid that as a layman you have not fully the depth of these charges in a legal sense which we lawyers know nnd judiciary subcommittee Walter and Wilton made similar comments after a farmer and former school had that some of his material was in some wai and it would take interpretation of the law to make some points stand winding up the brief asked Wheeler if he felt he had been given a fair hearing and ample opportunity to present his am completely Wheeler so ex- myself privately and Graham said the subcommittee probably will report to the full judiciary In the hearing Graham asked Wheeler if he could cite overt of a treasonable nature that Douglas had The Georgian replied that to do 80 would require rather liberal of the laws defining Wheeler said the in public speeches and had expressed i opinions that would give and comfort to the enemy in psychological the definition could be stretched to include Mid Graham told Wheeler that speeches by Douglas may not have been ethical and then asked it my opinion it replied your maybe after remarking that action in the Rosenberg case was don't think there are any legal grounds by which this committee could vote Wheeler agreed with of the committee that had a legal fight to act U he told the committee he had been wrong in linking Douglas with an Oregon divorce laying he had brought the matter up on the basis of a newspaper Arthur Godfrey Taking It Easy Va. - Arthur Godfrey settled down on his expansive Northern Virginia estate today to live the life of a country squire for The 49-year-old entertainer flew here Monday after checking out from the Boston hospital in which he had been resting since a serious hip operation May 15. In his private piloted by Frank Godfrey put down at Leesburg Airport just before nightfall and immediately went to his nearby 350-aere Beacon HiU Late in July or early August he'll probably resume his radio broadcasts - and perhaps his television FLIERS SET Gov. Stratton Signs 32 Vetoes Three Vetoes Parochial School But and Fund for Teacher Moves in Bogs Two Red Planes os Boost June Totol to 74. SFC Thomas H. of catches up with his reading as he heats a can of rations on a portable stove at his frontline position in the 25th Division sector of the Korean front last the third anniversary of. the Korean His rifle is within reach as he takes no changes on a surprise attack by the INDICATIONS OF SALES TAX BOOST SEEN Official Soyi Only Stratton Veto Can Head Off Money Crisis By Associated 111.-The Taxpayers Federation of reviewing the 1953 Legislature's record on said today it points toward a penny boost in the state sales tax in 1955. by the free use of his veto power and the tightest possible hold over spending during the next two years can Gov. Stratton prevent a financial crisis in the state said George E. the executive if a financial crisis can be it appears to be a certainty that the number one of the state administration at the 1955 General Assembly will be for a new or increased state at least a 3 per cent sales he added in a The present state sales levy is 2 per cent. The federation put spending authorizations from the state general revenue fund for the 1953-55 fiscal starting at 722 million and said a liberal estimate of resources to support this spending was 700 The allotment for the Welfare runs state mental prove to be inadequate by millions of dollars to maintain even present service Mahin there is even a slight turndown in the IP AC may be hard put to live within its Mahin The IPAC handles awards to help the dependent children and permanently LANIEL CONFIRMED By Associated Press Joseph new French Cabinet today won approval of the National Assembly by a vote of 386 to 211. 30,000 BOYS AND GIRLS TO GET POLIO VACCINE Effort to Save From Polio Epidemic Starts iii Community Which IMow Has 81 First CC injections Made By Press of weary trial-and-error research that cost millions of dollars gets the first full-scale tryout here today in a effort to save a stricken city from a polio first of more than 30,000 youngsters scheduled to be inoculated globulin during the next four days trooped to injection stations with anxious parents this The nation's polio fighters hope this unprecedented mass inoculation will not only stop the fierce but will also sound the death knell for future unchecked ravages of crippling infantile paralysis 67 of Serum The National Foundation for Infantile has shipped in 67 gallons of the scarce GG serum together with 30,000 hypodermic 15,000 syringes and stacks of other The community frightened by the daily climb to 81 polio is tackling the huge inoculation job on a volunteer Three Children Have Died The gamma globulin doesn't give permanent But experts think the month of protection it does provide will halt the pending epidemic through the worst of the hot weather Doctors don't expect a sudden drop in tlie county's polio rate because it takes about a week for the blood derivative to build up temporary In a they expect about an 80 per cent Went to Jail Over Now Won't Pay Car Storage By Associated Press days in jail failed to convince 80-year-old Miss Anna Pittman that she was in not paying a fine for driving with an expired She remained resolutely Firmly and with head held Miss a walked out of the Whiteside County jail Monday night after four days behind For each day in jail she was credited with toward the Her Walter met your he the garage where the sheriff put Miss Pitman replied want me to pay storage and I'm not going to do it. They can keep the The car was a 1926 model and getting a Walter before he drove off with his aunt toward her Bureau County farm that he probably would pay the Miss Pittman was arrested The fine was imposed Friday and she promptly affirmed she would rather go to jail than pay anything to the State of All state officials are she Miss Pittman she still was a little put out about a 1926 condemnation action to build a highway across her Sheriff J. H. Hamilton said Miss Pittman was a good prisoner gave us no trouble atH The State is out Silicosis in its action against Miss the sheriff 'The law doesn't require prisoners to work off and Miss Pittman wouldn't pay he SHOWERS SAVE CROPS IN EAST CENTRAL TEXAS Tropical Storms Promise Relief for West Oklahoma Drought Areas Tex. - An sweep of tropical storms today Texas and Oklahoma farm areas for which President Eisenhower made available an dollar drought disaster as heavy as 6 inches at scattered over East and Central Texas yesterday in time to save late com and vegetables in many Forecasters expected rain to drift into West Texas and But in much of area a four-year drought has so the soil NINE RACES TO OPEN OH WEDNESDAY Six Harness Two Pony Race on Thrill Show at Night V. S. COMES TO AID WASHINGTON - Eisenhower today formerly designated 152 drought-stricken counties in Texas and 40 others in Oklahoma as disaster This makes cattlemen and in those counties eligible to share in the eight million dollars allocated Monday by the President from his emergency fund for drought of plant cover that rain would fall only on sandy Most of the West Texas wheat crop and much of the cotton is Pastures are crisp and The White House announcement Monday said relief funds would be allocated to 152 counties in Texas and 40 in Gov. Edwin of New Mexico appealed to President Eisenhower for federal aid in New Mexico's drought He planned to fly to Washington In the Minority Leader Lyndin Johnson and 12 other senators introduced a to provide money and power to meet disasters such ac the Southwest The measure would authorize government and stockmen at 4 per cent WUI Feed V Secretary of Agriculture who returned to Washington from a weekend inspection of the Texas drought said the first steps in the administration program would be aimed at speeding emergency feed to livestock He said growers will get the feed a level somewhat below the support for the feeds Feed will come from stocks of the Commodity Credit Corporation on Page WEDNESDAY 2:17 Pace - Purse 2:17 Trot - Purse 2:24 Trot - Purse Mile Run - Purse One Mile Run - Purse Pony Race - Purse Free Acts On Night Show - Jack Hell The five-day racing program at he Mt. Vernon State Fair gets under way at 1:30 tomorrow Nine races are scheduled for the first heats of the two heats of the 2:17 two heats of the 2:24 a mile mile run and pony Jack Hell Drivers present an automobile and thrill show in front of the grandstand Wednesday beginning at 8:00 Horse racing will continue Friday and Saturday afternoons and the speed program will end Sunday afternoon with stock car McKinley's Rodeo and Wild West Show will be the feature how and Friday night and Tim McCarthy's Revue from will take over the free act stage Saturday A Western Horse Show Sunday night will be the final event of the 1953 Racing Charles superintendent of speed for the 1953 Fair dnd Roy assistant superintendent of forecast topflight racing program for the who will be in charge of the harness 60 trotting and pacing horses were housed at the Fairground by Monday morning and it looks like every race will be filled all said that the Big Ten Colt Stakes in the and have been filled for some Roy in charge of the running said that over 50 runners were on the Fairgrounds waiting for opening day of the Many well known drivers and trainers will bring stables of pacer sand trotters to the local Doug Sapper will be here his which include Peter Van the sensational two-year-old Other local men who will have entries included Paul Dee A. A. Charles Carl Joe and John and Waler former president of the local Fair Association who now lives at Plan Paddock Tent A paddock to assure a minimum delay between heats ot the will be placed this year north of the secretary's Ralph mobile gate will used for the harness races and Page's for the By Press jet pilots today shot 15 Communist MIGs and raised their June bag to 74, a total runup without the loss of a single Sabre in air has the issue of Sabre versus MIG been so convincingly said Lt. Gen. S. E. Fifth Air Force in a message to his It was Anderson who put out figures showing that not a single Sabre was shot down by a MIG in He said 143 MIGs were shot down in the past 75 days at the cost of one That Sabre was lost in May when the Fifth Air Force ran up a 56 to 1 The Sabres closed out June in a blaze of Not only did they smash the monthly record of 63 set last but they also erased the old single day mark of 13 set last July 4. The ground war dwindled to mostly and but the Eighth Army announced that the Communists fired a record-breaking 1^ artillery and mortar shells this That's more than double Ifie of shells fired by Red guns in any previous month of the It meant that almost two shells crashed down on Allied linse for every single foot of the 155-mile than four for every Allied soldier on the The 36th jet ace of the war emerged from afternoon battles high over North He was Henry Buttleman of N. y. He scored his fifth Jabara Bags Two Maj. Gen. Jabara of history's first jet also had a spectacular He downed two MIGs to boost his kills to 14 in two combat Jabara now is only two below the all-time jet mark of 16 set by Capt. Joseph McConnel Jr. of Apple Calif. Col. James K. Johnson of bagged his 10th MIG and became the double jet The record-breaking victory came on the first day of good flying weather in nearly a week -a week that gave the Communist infantry a chance to drive forward without serious punishment from Allied air 9ee-Saw Battle While ground fighting died on most of the a see-saw battle still raged on the slopes of Mountain in the East. Neither the Reds nor South Korean infantrymen have been able to hold the crest in six days of attacks and The hill is one anchor for the ROKs new front in the River The seriousness of the ground war was reflected in last week's estimated enemy casualty which topped all weeks back to that Nov. 17, 1951. The new total for hte week ending June 28 put Red wounded and prisoners at 11,200 Chinese and North Of 7,500 enemy were killed and 3,700 While Allied casualties are not released by action or but only as isolated numbers from time to there is an obvious relation between Red and Allied Arrest Chop By Associated Press - An boy who became known to police as the chop after a series of meat thefts here wa caught But it was the dessert of the main course that led to his police Officers investigating a lunchroom where meat had been stolen found two paper bags stuffed with candy that had been abandoned in the rear of the They waited for the burglar's to bring him Soon they saw a figure slink Into tlie they told Magistrate F. They pounced on The Robert was ordered held in bail on burglary Police said they found 36 pounds meat stored in Brown's refrigerator at his By Associated Press 111. - Gov. Stratton Tuesday signed 32 more bills passed by the legislature and vetoed One of the vetoed bills would have extended to parochial schools the privilege now enjoyed by public schools of obtaining a state license for a school bus at the nominal rate of Stratton said he feared the cast a shadow over the legality of provisions of previously signed legislation cutting back truck and bus license A second measure disapproved by the governor would have given another two life to the Illinois Mining Investigation which recommends changes in the state mining Stratton said the need for the agency has any future services can be performed by the department of mines and Also vetoed was a appropriation to the superintendent of public instruction to administer a new law requiring public school teachers to pass a test on constitutional principles before they can get teaching certificates The veto message said the state school chief can meet expenses involved from other funds at his Among measures signed into law were Appropriate in state and federal funds to the University of Illinois trustees for expenses incident to services for crippled Continue for another two years the Mississippi Scenic Parkway Commission and set aside for its Provide for a water and sewer system and improvements at Dixon Springs State Appropriate for a mile of pavement to connect U. S. Route 30 near Sterling and Rock Transfer an experimental processing plant in Chicago from control of the Illinois Coal Products Commission to the State Mines and Minerals and provide for it Appropriate for rehabilitation of the old Market Houe at Change the name of the Lincoln State School ond Colony to the Lincoln State and that of the Dixon State Hospital to the Dixon State Appropriate for equipment and improvements at New Salem State Provide for the selection of election judges and clerks certified lists submitted by county and fix their terms at two years instead of Make 'the abandonment of a child under 14 a Allow special charter school districts grades 1 to 12 which reorganize under the general school laws to continue to levy taxes at a rate not to exceed the rate at which taxes last were actually extended by the special charter district Provide that the annual tax authorized for acquisition and maintenance on a city hospital shall be in addition to the amount authorized to be levied hospital bills revising the state mine safety code also received Stratton's enacting Five-Day Forecast By ILLINOIS Temperatures will average 5 to 10 degrees above normal maximum 87 north to 92 normal minimum 63 north to 68 Continued hot and humid throughout Precipitation to of an inch as scattered thundershowers Thursday or CONTINUES TO REFUSE North K o r 0 n Rodio Turns Down Of far for Putting Into SAY CLARK CANT CONTROL S. KOREA Barbara stands outside her estranged husband's Park Avenue apartment In New York 89). The blonde daughter of an immigrant coal miner moved into the apartment with her son over the She said she had plans to her millionaire WInthrop who is now In Little Ark. Envoy 5th Mooting With PEORIA VICE QUEEN She Owes Taxes And Boy Friend Got Her Monty By Pmm 111.-A Peoria vice queen and Pana slot machine operator have been indicted on charges of evading federal income Elaine 41, who federal authorities said operated three houses of prostitution in was accused of owing taxes of on total income of for 1946 through 1950. U. S. District Atty. John B. Stoddart told reporters the sums listed in the indictment against Tappero covered income he received from slot machines or investments made from slot machine Stoddart said Tappero at one time had about 35 slot machines operating in Christian County and that 26 ot his machines were confiscated in state police raids early this The indictment charged he reported in a joint return for him his wife income of and paid taxes of when the income actually was and taxes were Assistant U. S. Marks Alexander and Robert said the Simpson woman obtained the bulk of her income from houses of ill fame and from real estate Alexander said she operated three houses with five or six girls in each For the five years the indictment she filed income totalling and paid taxes of Boy Friend Got Alexander said most of Miss Simpson's money went to a boy friend didn't do anything as far as we could find Simpson also is known as Pam Other indictments listed these names and Joseph R. transporting Alice Nance from 111. to Mo. for immoral purposes last April 1. Federal authorities said Alice is his Alton Loan Inc. and Ken company On Page Russians Let AP Writer Take Wife Out of Moscow By Associated Press MOSCOW - Eddy Associated Press correspondent in the Soviet Union since 1941, left Moscow by plane today for en route to the United He was accompanied by his wife and two small On the same with the were another American and his Russian Mr. and Mrs. Robert and Mrs. Ethel a U. S. and her two daughters by a Russian The Soviet Union Mrs. Mrs. Tucker and the children permission to leave early this month in the first Russian action in recent Subsequently the Soviet government announced it would give exit visas to four cans living in whose father lives in Kansas has been with the U. S. Embassy here since 1944. He and his wife were married in 1946. Mrs. legal residence is Los where her Mrs. Louis She married Alexander in 1939 but they were divorced in 1946 when a Soviet court gave her custody of the nok 13, and U. Whitney Heads Bureau Gilmore has been succeeded here by Thomas P. a member of AP's staff for six who now acting chief of bureau in Mrs. Gihnore and the By Press North Korean Red radio today promptly and coldly rejected the U. N. command offer to sign an armistice now on terms already agreed upon at Shortly President Eisenhower's special emissary to Korea conceded that President Syngman Rhee also persisted in his refusal to accept the Walter S. assistant secretary of state for Far told reporters after his fifth secret session Rhee and 1 are trying to work out a solution acceptable to our two governments at the same sacrifice the principles of Robertson said he meet again with Rhee reaction to NT Command Mark Clark's proposal for a truce of Rhee's opposition - was The broadcast from North Korean charged that Clark's letter to Communist leaders Monday lacked and was with the It insisted there had been between the UNC and South Keren in Rhee's order releasing more than 27,000 North Korean war prisoners since June 18. Reds See No Guarantee Pyongyang added that letter gave on the future conduct of the South Korean government and the Communists could not accept it. It also demanded again the recapture of all escaped Clark had reminded the Red high command and the Panmunjom were for a military armistice and that while he doesn't control the South Korean government he does command its The U. N. promised to do his best to get Rhee's cooperation and pledged his command to enforce the of a A broadcast in London said that Rhee has been plotting with the Chinese to free Chinese The Allies hold nearly 20,000 14,200 of whom said they would resist being returned to Red About 100 broke out of a U. N. camp near Pusan last but were rounded Swap And Husbands By m. Into the DeKalb County clerk's office walked two couples seeking marriage Fred E. 32, and Mrs. Patricia 26. for Donald S. 29, and Mrs. Beulah Mae 34, for the To a perplexed license bureau the explained they were switching The Bonds had been divorced an hour earlier by Judge George of the DeKalk city Judge Spits had ended the marriage of ihe Mattson's home is in The other live in Undressed by Cement Mixer Russian wives of pendent were married in By A cement mixer Undressed old David Collins down Us shoes and ' Gear wheels en the mixer first seized hU shirt end it off. together liis vest and Before break his pants and went the suns whipped a around the who was a suit
