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   Northwest Arkansas Times (Newspaper) - January 8, 1952, Fayetteville, Arkansas                               TM THE FIRST CONCERN OF THIS NEWSPAPER Associated Press Leased Wire AP King and NEA Features Local and vicinity and colder tonight with temperatures from 28 to yt morrow Increasing cloudiness and warmer Trace of rain temperatures yesterday 48 low 42 noon today 59 Sunrise sunset VOLUME 90 NUMBER 141 ARKANSAS TUESDAY EVENING JANUARY I If SI Consider Of Great Moment Britain's recognition ot Communist China was expected to come up today in the series of talks be- Prime Minister Winston Churchill and President Truman shown conferring above The dent was expected to make clear that this nation's of the fieds is a firm policy A number of issues were to be discussed Taft Says His Pledges May Win Nomination Eisenhower Only A Draft Possibility Ohioan Declares Taft Ohio claimed today that if all the pledges he now arc lateri into voting strength he will win the Republican presidential nomination That was his I thc statement of Gen Dwight U hower thai lie is n Republican would respond to a clcarcut call Jo political but would not for the GOP nomination Taft reported he believes this makes Eisenhower only a possibility If all of the pledges we have obtained from all over the country Area Milk Producers Seek Price Order Extension To Washington Benton Counties Both the Northwest Milk Producers Association and t milk distributors of this section have representatives at a hearing m Fort Smith this week at which a request by a group of s I that the federal government fix j minimum prices on milk is being j considered The hearing went into its second day today Will Rogers a referee for the United States Deportment of Agriculture is j siding Thc hearing is being held at the Sebastian County house Members of the Farm Bureau Milk Producers Association resenting 250 dairy farmers in seven counties in Arkansas ard ran be translated into delegates when they are chosen 1 believe have more than of thc convention votes The nominating meeting lo be held in Chicago early in July will have slightly mure than 1.200 wilh more than votes needed for the Dr Jordan To Leave U A Takes National Fraternity Post Dr John C Jordan first dean of the Graduate School of the Uni- versity and more recently tus dean school has a position as national two in Oklahoma have the tentative of Lambda Chi Alpha government to fix minimum and I Fulbright Will Direct Further Probe Of RFC Inquiry Into The Resignation Of Symington Planned active Re- publican prepared become boss of the multi-million dollar construction Finance Corporation under an announced policy of loans on a basis of business and politics A move to launch a new ate investigation of the agency was reported Senator Maybank ate Banking Committee chairman announced be had ordered an in- into thc lion of W Stuart Symington as RFC and said Senate action on President Truman's nomination of McDonald probably would be held up until after the inquiry ald now chairman of the ties and Exchange Commission is a close friend of Symington Symington a top ad- ministration official for six years is quilting January 15 The dent in a letter yesterday ad- j dressed to Dear said he the resignation with most reluctance j Symington took over the KFC i last May after President Truman j abolished the agency's Hoard of Directors following bearings by a Senate tee directed by Sen J W j bright The hearings pro the first mink coat scandals and the subcommittee fused the directors of yielding to a political influence ring wilh White House connections Maybank said he would assign the new investigation to a sub- committee headed by Senator b right Back From Korea He Offers His Blood uniform prices paid to them Ind He has regulate Mho at 1 testing of milk and weights and j move In the nation effective the first of next supply marketing information j Joe Cialone association ager testified at the opening sion that the milk market in Fort Smith is unstable j month Curtis of the Pure Milk Company testified for distributors and said bis was opposed tp federal controls He declared thc were only seeking a price i by asking for the tion None of the delegates has j been formally chosen yet Would Amend Order Taft said he always Northwest Milk that other candidates would be j Producers Association petitioned the nomination and that I Department of Agriculture General Eisenhower would any older il may make lo one of them 1 include the counties of He intimated lie had ox Eisenhower to doff his uniform as commander of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization forces and return as a civilian to campaign But said at his Paris headquarters yesterday that un- der no circumstances will I ask relief from this assignment in order to sock nomination to al office and 1 shall not ton and Beaton In words if price-fixing is ordered in the seven counties in Arkansas and the in Oklahoma served by the Farm Bureau Milk Producers Association it should he ordered also in this area according to the request nf the association in these counties Dr J I v Keith of pate in thc Ok is of ties of others who may have Mich j WMt Arkansas group ant ih with respect to me I thc in the ILII m MIL i j Taft said he interprets this l loaning Eisenhower will have to are opposing all federal i controls rather than directly op- posing only this order Snow Plows Save Town meaning Eisenhower will have Sroup be drafted to obtain the A distributor here said today tion and that his also is represented I think this will make matters al thc hearing He said lhc dis- for us Vary Reaction to Eisenhower's varied wilh the political views of the lawmakers involved Duff said Eisenhower had to those working for his tion a clear cut declaration that j he will not lei you down i ator Carlson said there NIC longer is any doubt that cral Eisenhower will be nominated Sept in July and gn November l piling bulldozers last night paved a republican Senator gateway to Canada's huge said the nomination now will Ungava iron ore deposits from his by a Senator fire Eisenhower had more military With water over than political sense or he wouldn't i by weather the be available as a Republican bulldozers smashed inflammable If he is the Republican buildings from the path and 1 will lake pleasure in opposing him lie said DR JORDAN He has been connected with thc 33 years Since 1949 he has been teaching half time He was the first head of de- of speech and dramatic i arts at thc state school and for- merly was dean of the College of and Sciences For a number of years he was head of the lish department A year or two ago he spent some time in Norway as an exchange professor of lish He came to in 1918 For thc last two years Dr Jordan has served as dramatic critic for thc TIMES reviewing presentations at thc new Fine Arts reported he would continue Symington's goldfish bowl policy of disclosing all in- formation on government loans lie said be hoped to retain most of the key RFC personnel As for political influence Donald said We just don't ex- anybody to try it We tainly won't permit il Help Revise Highway Accounting The College of Business stration at the is nig to Rive all the help possible in ways and means of revision of the Arkansas Highway department auditing and account- ing systems Dean Paul W Milam said today He said the University is one of a number of agencies being consulted on the subject and if it proves feasible will offer what suggestions members college staff may have The College of Business Ad- ministration was asked for its help yesterday by Chief Engineer A K Johnson in n telephone call Uni- Provost Joe Covington is in nock today and is scheduled to confer wilh Highway ment officials The Highway Commission body for the ment went on record several ago as favoring a new I counting system Wilson's Acres Of Sky Will Be Produced In New York As Feature Of Music Festival I field artilleryman home from Korea lo attend officer's candidate at Fort Sill Okla lends off with a donation of blood at the Student Union Where a bloodmobile ed pints or blood yesterday and hoped to equal that today Sergeant Martin son of Mr and Mrs of was one of the few he the University to to KorcA the National to donate blood Puska Disappears French Cabinet Resigns After Assembly Defeat V j n Missing Teen-Ager Found Chained To Bed Salt Lake teen age Students Rush To Give Blood To Red Cross A Red Cross bloodmobile found onj o lack of be produced in New York Cily in today the University where Charles Morrow Wilson author today announced that Acres of original Ozark ballad opera based on son's novel Acres of will The production was first i in thc fine Arts crowded the hcr crew of the bloodmobile into taking 166 pints of blood thc of the U A day Normally only 150 aler Wilson said today it will be from the same number of donors produced beginning about May 7 ac ino inn nt Uin the feature production of the j American Music Festival of i lumbia at the Brander i Theater In New York The appeal or tined for flic armed with overwhelming success at the Participation o the Columbia University even though students i System's 21 were required to have i orchestra directed by Leopold written permission from their is also tentatively parents before donating blood j I for the original lion was by Arthur with books Ivy Zoc Lund Schiller and Wilson and Miss Schiller who is now Mrs arc re- vising and expanding the llon for Ihc New York showing Developments were- expected day in the disappearance Florida January 4 of Mrs George 21 who was a semi- finalist in a Miss Cinema beauty contest in Montreal Canada Vincent Auriol worked today at tht task brother of the of finding a prime minister for evidence has France It looked as if the nation i She was SCC would be m afternoon about 28 miles would be unable to act decisively on grave internal questions for a month or more Premier Rene Pleven and his resigned last night after defeat in the National Assembly on their 1952 budget proposals The cabinet will remain as caretaker government until Auriol finds successors west of Miami Assets Listed In Partial Inventory Several themes The bloodmobile came here from Springfield Mo Center During Its two-day visit only students will be asked lo srivc blood Washington County residents will have their In replenish the dwindling blood supply In March when the will return for a longer slay Teamwork between members of the seven nurses and a local fled Cross chapter and dents had the blood giving gram operating smoothly day and thU morning donors both men and women showed up for previously made appointments the same Red Cross tano head of be opera workship I was able to handle them of Columbia University is ex- Red Cross teers under G HoU ere handling all paper work Students Ozark lyrics and will be included in the production and other changes will be made but it will remain same show basically that il was on the University campus Wilson sain Seven performances of the opera will he given at thc Theater Casting and lection of a production staff begin late this month Felix to serve as musical director Sponsoring director is Douglas Moore chairman of Ihc music at Columbia assisted specific appointment to Otto filled out cards then give their blood Arriving on Ihc lop floor of Ihc Student Union where the program up boy missing last October i was found today chained to a bed threw up snowbanks twice to starve nut the flames Damage at m a home here Police said mo c than one million dollars WHS I i robbery confined tn n sroup of charfie thc Uid in the of the for bruises over much port town nf persons First of his body ho Jefferson County To Hove Rent Controls Otto Limning musician and ducer of shows To Help Flan 1 ni tt 1 i i v SCI Up Acres of Shy was for donors checked in wilh clerks performance from more then ran i Los partial In- a score of American Its U J lists assets of the sponsorship and production in of the late William Randolph be similar to that of a number of I Hearst Largest item other previous productions in the inventory filed yesterday eluding the Menolli Sond hlv mnv was in stocks of I o and The Barrier 00 publishing companies opened in the ro blood pst was in and Mathews Theater I It juice at thc Ancient Plow Mode Of Stone Is Unearthed i JUK inn What appears in be 1 crudely reports said there no in fair physical condition cU WHS in antiques and j Theater ami of irt stored in five h to i i f le h h i leaving the c- CM marie stone perhaps dating back to prehistoric has been unearthed on a west farm The piece of limestone was discovered in n spring by C E Denney on his farm seven and a half miles southeast of He thc at the bottom of thc six-foot deep spring located near the fool of a bluff lies md only one was I Poultry today re- ported by the University of hansas Institute of Science and Technology and the Dairy and Market News Service of thc U S Department of j turs snid Northwest Arkansas to identify lhc steady good volume nf trading II belonging to any known period history hut agreed that ft was work of num The stone shows signs of having been cut to chape I edged tools 30 Prices paid up to ind fryers cents Thc hoy Evan Ricky H son of Mr and Mrs Kvan fi Held in Salt Lake County ail on federal charges was John D Salt Cily mnn Ricky disappeared last October 20 Police throughout he had been lo watch for him Local officers many including unable lo run al Ten York Til v i blood will in Jefferson ln who will Ko lo 0 iho ill i in area whid in- i to heln plan 5 sp infield for occ w elude Pine Bluff innv be no higher Calif is yel to be the also revealed ilian those charged I i I he and Mr and have I 10.11 Pine Rluff and Hearst August 14 i Township have under consideration an offer from Bv ire slorm Mills Rock lift j has been started lo replace this area claimed its concrete mixing ilant at null tim K 711 of Shoals by suffered shoulder injuries New Year's Day Thc mixing when he was struck by a limb accused of plant it necessary to complete which was off a tree by a construction of power house j neighbor Mr taken to below thc dam Work on thai ins Memorial project Is In be resumed of bis Injuries had not down a clue In daylight bery of a branch of the Hank during a snowstorm yesterday j Springfield for processing Into The percentage of who failed lo puss the below Prospective donors this weekend been determined just before noon The A rk a n wanner in Ibis cooler in north llons tonight Scattered tonight and In north portion this kidney disease PRICI FIVI CINTS Congress Opens Few Must Bills Up For Study Politics Will Ploy Role In New Session spending universal ing and foreign aid stood out as lhc dominant issues today as the Confess opened Us ycar session which got under way at noon Leaders wouldn't be prised if it lasts right up to the November elections in which a president vice president 435 Mouse and it least 32 senators will be chosen Only a few must major bills are uji for consideration Topping them ire UMT economic foreign did and billions in new appropriations it may he one of the hottest sessions in decades porters of Senator Taft of Ohio Eisenhower and other presidential ties already were jockeying for position and Democrats countering at every opportunity From President Truman's message morrow Democrats hope to obtain nine clue as lo whether Mr man will seek reelection and It not the issues on which the crats will be expected lo base their campaign and expect the dent to ask for many things Con- gress has refused to In the past Feeling In brief Hires 200 Hurt hatred of German fired mob of Israeli youths to storm the Knesset Parliament last In a riot which left more than 200 persons Injured two-hour battle with clubs tear Has and shols fired into the alf to keep thc mob out of Iht Knesset session Ten policemen and civilians were hospitalized with Injuries Eighty-two other men were hurt A Seventy suspected of were The rioters protested i proposal to open direct talks wth Germany over claims of about billion dollars In money and goods for reparations to dispossessed lews The claims so far have been ed only through the Big Four powers In Germany Three Children Die In Fires separata house Arkansas Monday claimed the lives of three Negro children Their deaths boosted to 12 the number of persons who have died violently In the since New Year's Day fluth Cobbs Iwo and Gloria Ann Cobbs six months perished when their parents Bluff was destroyed by ire A brother Johnny Lee Cobbs four escaped without At Prescott 17 months riled when her home burned Million in City Blaze ATLANTIC CITY N rampaged out of control for more than four hours through two blocks of this resort city day Damage might go as high as four million dollars Flames whipped into a frenzy by a wind de- hotels rooming and a theater on or near the famed boardwalk Eighteen persons including men and policemen were slightly Injured The St Charles Hotel on the boardwalk was gutted by spreading flames Damage to the boardwalk Itself was Cause of thc fire was undetermined To Salute U A Founders Day Day at the University will be saluted by I roe and his orchestra during the weekly broadcast of the Vaughn Monroe Show Saturday January IS Thc program will be broadcast over more than 170 stations ol the NRC radio network at 9 p m i The Monroe orchestra wil ture the University Alma Mater and the Arkansas Fight Song Aa an Introduction to the musical salute Vaughn nnd announcer Wayne Nelson will give a briel history of thc University which was opened January 12 1171 run he rejected for K variety o ailments Including heart trouble othe T diseases MARCH DIMES   

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