Northwest Arkansas Times (Newspaper) - May 13, 1952, Fayetteville, Arkansas 14 TODAY Read by over Daily lii VOLUME 90 NUMBER 249 Attocioted Prau Wira Public s The Concern Of This Newspaper ARKANSAS TUESDAY EVENING MAY 13 1952 AP King and NEA partly to Huh PRICE FIVE CENTS Steel Industry Won't Demand Word D kj io Held At bargain Says Murray On Koje Commandant Out Thursday Program And Policeman Jhol lo On Bus Removed Who Shouts Defiance Convention Told Decency Rules Are Violated Delegates To Union Meeting Cheer Shouting President Murray Raid today America's steel try has violated all of the rules of common decency in refusing to sit down and write a new wage contract with the CIO United Union and we will not let them get away with it Murray shouted the statement in his opening address to the union's sixth biennial convention The 000 delegates representing the 100.000 stood up and cheered i Murray president of the workers and the CIO did not say the union would go out on again hut the possibility of such j action was implied in his words He said that since the union gan wage contract negotiations last November a long long time industry consistently has refused to bargain This positive fact Murray stands out as one of the most historic points in these long That the industry stubbornly refused to even at the personal request of the president of the United States Dispute Traced I Murray in tones sometimes both sarcastic and bitter traced lights of the current steel dispute He said the union was prepared to strike January 1 when the present contract expired but re- mained at work and the industry also present the case to the Wage Stabilization Board for settlement This union did what the told it to Murray i The industry has refused March By Cadets Af University Scheduled Thursday As Part Of Armed Forces Fete fu t University will march ter Mrs George S v Sav I 1 1 Bowen and Mrl afternoon m formal i Loyce Hathcock r A r i Sergeant Lydon will be V v lne Proceedings Day which is his service in Korea Saturday is dedicated to the in- Mavor Powell M also U'S The th K I will not be on the re- hc ls on and move down The public is invited to observe 1 Center to H i he military which o tn r wes b In revi Other activities will recognize The University military No Quick End To Shortage Of Potatoes Seen Black Market In Parts Of U.S Reported ed abide by the rules of game for the guidance of all by the government Murray pinpointed the i pound of President Truman's der of March 1951 in which chief executive gave jurisdiction to the in all dispute labor cases certified to it have accepted the bation Board recommendations even if it isn't as much as we wanted Murray asserted Rut j the industry has refused to accept this recommendation I say the industry can go tn I mean it Again the delegates rose in uni- Kinal Arguments The Supreme Court called for i windup arguments today on ther the government is a mere trespasser or is in legal sion of the steel mills The arguments are under a strict at legal prices will be hard to get for several weeks a TIMES survey indicated today The temporary shortage of spuds which has plagued ers and housewives for about three weeks will not get much better apparently until more of this year's crop of new potatoes gets onto the market Observers close to the situation disagreed when contacted by TIMES reporters on the cause of the shortage But most of them de- clared it 1S a temporary situation and probably will clear up within a few weeks There are virtually no old left they observed and as yet the supply of new potatoes i has not been forthcoming to meet mo demand When the new gets on the market in large situation will probably improve Government price controls re- suiting in a black market with higher prices were blamed by some grocers who declared that an artificial shortage has been created while there are plenty of potatoes But other specialists contended that an actual shortage noted that black market prices could not be ed if the demand did not exceed the supply at the moment Most grocers revealed that they have not received normal ments of potatoes for the past Miss Newport How Washington and Renton county farmers can increase their dollar income and rebuild the land at the same time will be explained in six easy steps Thursday when Mhe 1852 cavalcade of greener tures comes lo Northwest j sas The program will be held it as saying the Bob Sharp farm located two shooting miles of Lowell on the Cave 1 highway and will get un- derway at a m with Farmers and businessmen in Northwest Arkansas are invited to attend cavalcade and see the program j R R Wood manager of the Sugar Creek Creamery i Russellville will be the principal speaker He has been leader of the greener pastures program in the Arkansas River Valley for past I 10 years Greener pastures have paid off i on many of their farms in ington and Renton counties E Rose county ed today Land values have in- creased because nf lures and the carrying capacity of many farms has been doubled Farmers have made more money because their livestock graded better and gained faster high pastures and in instances farmers have given greener pastures credit for i their improved and ed incomes j i Boh Giess of Radio i Tulsa will interview Rose at a m The broadcast will i originate from Radio Station in Fayetteville An actual report of how Washington and ty farmers brought greener i turcs to their farms will he heard Thursday afternoon at p m over This program will originate from Springdale The program has been I ed by the county agents nf j and Benton counties and vocational agriculture I tors Springdale and Rogers High j Schools ing rush hour HMO was had boarded after 20 year-old gro told police today he didn't mean to shoot three hus hlls driver complained sengers and a policeman to death bus and I was just shooting to scare wo passengers one the police quoted singed stop quoted Then 1 couldn't Earlier in the afternoon he said he drank a quart of wine and two cans of beer in a tavern unemployed grabbed a gun from Patrolman Eugene n holster yesterday during the A stray killed a All of the dead were at Charged with first degree Wa dor in Municipal Judge court Mercy mercy have mercy on me As finished among the into the Avenue hus his Then tin re men him and beat him were Patrolman Mirs hair is burning hus and William 1 it fin and he Federal Constitutional of Detroit told he wai 1 native of Pine Bluff Aik NPW Yoik ClU After Dealing With The Reds Infantry General Put In Command At ROW Camp Fire Follows Train Wreck Korea BriK Gen wif removed of Koje after he made a A University freshman student Miss Patty McDonald has been named Miss Newport of 1952 and will represent her home city in the Miss Arkansas beauty pageant to be held nl Newport June 25 26 Investment Of Fund Pays Off Greensboro X C But there is no limit on how lonh the court may take to decide ther U S District Judge David A Pine was right when he ruled President Truman's seizure nf the steel mills April a was illegal Start Of Atomic War By U.S Said Feared New that the United Slates is trigger-happy and may rashly precipitate atomic warfare John Faster Dulles pays is causing ry in many than the Soviet Army The former State Department adviser this feeling arises cause it seemed for the administration wholly tn prevent persons in our military from utterance to warlike Dulles a spokesman for of the Republican party spoke night fit the annual award dinner nf tho National Conference of Christians and Jews Poultry The market today m re- ported by the University of Ar- kansas Institute of Science und Technology and the nnd Poultry Market Service of the U S Department of ture Northwest Arkansas market firm Rood trading active continued HRM in rr All prices f o b farm re- ported up tn 2 p m today ers lind fryers nil weights 2.1 to cents mostly 20 few new potatoes but not enough to fill the demand The Superior Potato Chip Com- j pany has been unable to operate since the its i ply of potatoes ran out The grocers pointer out that the i federal price j ins on potatoes is per i a two-cent ad- dition per inn for they contend that i black market prices are as high as are plenty of potatoes in Alabama one assorted they are to the market they just got more money for them There's no shortage of potatoes if we can CONTINUED ON THIRTEEN of the University of North lina here adopts a project In the class of voted to maintain a cirl in school So for four years the peddled sold and pitched to raise the fund The money to Dr Hunter who other faculty members secretly a de- serving Eirl of bish promise anri stronc to receive her classmates help With Dr Hunter reported that the class fund had properly She rolled the president of the student body some de- tails Said black-haired Hainey student body 1 I am the cirl j Door prizes will be awarded at the end of the program A ber of firms in Northwest sas are contributing prizes Cool And Rainy In The East Warm In West I By The Associated Press It cool and rainy over wide areas in the Eastern half of the country acain today hut it was warm in the Western states Rain fell early today in the Eastern Great Lakes and Upper Ohio Valley regions in the wake of a storm located in Western Quebec Showers were reported in extreme Florida It was cloudy in Northern New and the Pacific Northwest but i weather prevailed in other arens j The cool belt extended from the Middle Atlantic through the The warm Great Plains Pacific Coast moving into stales Top temperature 104 at Yuma Calif before ml p anri bursting nin flames The cars were part of a Fort Worth and Denver that rl Damace est n t but no one was hurt At lower section of nTw ark arnund thc wreckage to let othe r pass Russians Step Up Auto Ban i i Indiana Dean And Cops Halt Student Raids Block Both Ends Of Express Road and Indiana University lice led by of students stopped a lingerie today raid by male students last night bottled up both ends of the before it Rot started Plans for the Autobahn snd pre- were marie in of the vented Allied cars from independent housing either way American officials and word pot to Col n L said dean of students Allied patrol cars have been When hundred men ar- prevented days from a1 Pine Hall they found the express from Shoemaker anri a cordon of Berlin but have been allowed and cily from the western or around nrr ih supply of from to AM in a century This reported hv the lr N Food and Agricultural ironi inr or nd This morning ne SU there the look riff i Great Lakes officials nd women's hall pi- ens from alvo hack to kr in the the checkpoint at Purdue some warming best thorn to Central The Slates Army's gave up anri ires ular weekly coir ny of their a and was to pnv traffic also 1 normally along the lnt Much the Allie are to ure Berlin anri Death Is Under Prosecutor t warms Japanese May Seek entire food that he i event prior lo t n of Krne 1 K jn a World Fight On Polio Planned Modern Methods To Be Used The World Health Organization an- today a global campaign against polio using the most ern methods known lo medicine he made of the ods nf prevention in many be key to determine th if vil us encountered The phi by ll O'Conner tional Foundation for Infantile m nr Morns of the Amcr Dr Yves Hi tirad of ii Dr Kranz uf Copenhagen and Dr I of the Pasteur Pans Fayetteville Resident Reports Son Missing inp no Fulbright Seeks Clarification Of Basis For Setting Minimum Wages th Of thr rice other nn IIP of on tho Senator of Arkansas and of Labor Tohin clashed head-on I with views over the establishment I nf wage minimums on a locality basis In testifying at a Senate Ranking Committee hearing on amendments lo the defense act proposed by said that to establish wage minimums on a strict ity basis probably would knock down wage rales the country The nrt minimum wases paid by tries business with the of labor the pre mum of an In the of the word locality Ihal Congress meant locality to 1 local area Tohin he mid has interpreted locality to mean the continental tinned insisted law must be clarified as to mums shall be based on a local or basis Tobin's of single nationwide minimum wages for specific Industries has tended to increase prices and wages and to discourage small firms from trying to contracts McAllister Officer i Of State Postmasters I the Arkansas National Association of at the of three-day convention here lames Motley Rlson Vice n aie A I ille Mif I Trei Frank ton ir lions a e spokesman said Akira said tiie barj lieen marie hv Premier his cabinet I Russian Journalist And Major General Dead polic tl Syracuse N jny can't gel blood out of n Names in the files of fled regional blood In- elude 2.1 Stones as Soviet of a I and a major The wa- deputy tor of the government newspaper and its chief literary The man Mai Hen Mikhail de- as a career officer since 1010 and the holder important be nri said he diVl after a long illness Peru Lima hill to a of three rents n pound on tuna I 1 breach of the coorl neighbor policy nnd warns its pawnee would wreck the vian fishing industry Half Dozen Air Fake Place Over Korea Seoul S today five tier ove f Air An Forre let with an the and probables and Ihrer the Two Teen-Age Giris Arrested In Thefts Child Dies Two Hurt In Farm Home Fire r n-l M nf ber f.iiiiily farm rived bv fne father n J Jr u ere as dr The R and burned Is Travis an n to a vr fire with kerosene Charles a and three leal with Red of var the in Koje hours liter it known the Joint of staff im- clarification of circumstance leading 1 Gen Francis T by his Koje 2 s promised concessions to POW leaders which won Dodd release Saturday night On Mark Clark who Far Kastern commander win to send his report to the by the fastest means possible I lames A Van Fleet named Hric Gen Hayden L Roatner veteran infantry com- mander from New Orleans to take over the turbulent i prisoner camp Boatner third eral to hold the post within a week arrived at Koje a few hours liter hlj appointment He speaks Chinese and is an expert on nese affairs Colson as reassigned to his for- mer job as chief of staff of the First Corps in Korea Dodd commandant of the island when Red prisoners captured him Wednesday was reassigned U S Army headquarters His Job was not announced On Koje can tanks and combat men stood guard outside barbed wire over some of captured Chinese and North i Koreans flew flag Reporters arriving on Koje day reported the prisoners were in command of their own pounds U N guards stay outside The new Koje commander was transferred to Koje from the ond Infantry Division of which he was assistant commander He served in various posts with the Chinese Nationalists in World War II He was Gen Joseph chief of staff for the Chinese 1 Army in India Business Groups Urge Thai Controls Be Ended h P National nf and tho I V Chamber nf Commerce today to let price civilian materials con- whm Ihr art out June 30 or told the Banking Com- been found have effect on economic stability D of of vice production controls hp beyond J 1 Rv he j thr Chamber the national be HI position to 1 provide ample defense and civilian Arkansan in Navy Dies In Hospital Of Burns H I Arkansan 1.1 in he died at the of burns School r 31 died Married and the father of three children he resided it Somerset Mr Mrs S live in Ark while a Trooper Melvin i- Rock resident Seven other were burned in the mishap last Friday Mitchell At Prison Farm Makes Escape Bennett i arrested Sunday hv ntv police in the of cloning fiom the First Chinch were I sentenced in Juvenile Court Judge Witt Tarter njH ind 11 to terms hn In the Girls Industrial School graduate Weather mild this afternoon tomorrow Harold Mitchell 3.1 of ove p wn three-month tence at the Pulaski County j on escaped last night Sher- i if Bruce Crider today Mitchell was sentenced April 2 in Circuit Court here on charge of overdraft Judge ncl minus fixed his sentence nt In Jail nino He fined Hit lift or your was to the 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