Northwest Arkansas Times (Newspaper) - December 16, 1952, Fayetteville, Arkansas 12 PAGES TODAY by over Doily lo ind Tomorrow partly Public Is Concern W JUi 91 124 AP and NIA England Nay Enter Pacific Defense Group Prime Minister Of New Zealand To Visit Eisenhower New York If Questions ting to the Pacific Defense ance in which the United States is a partner come before elect Dwight D Eisenhower today when he meets with the prime minister of New Zealand Sidney Holland Holland has been in London for a conference on the alliance with Prime Minister Winston Churchill It is now of three tions the United States Australia and New Zealand However ob- servers saw a com- issued by the British For- eign Office yesterday that Brit- ain may be included in the ar- rangement It has been called the NATO of the The New Zealand ter is on Eisenhower's appointment list for this afternoon Leslie K Munro New Zealand ambassador to this country is scheduled to ac ARKANSAS TUESDAY EVENING It 300 Guards Help In Putting Down Riot By Thousands Of Reds In Isle Prison ton Win CINTi Island South Korea soldiers today told in detail how U S and South an guards shot to death 84 Com- munist prisoners of war in quelling an attempted mass breakout by 500 fanatical Reds Sunday A force of 300 guards conquered the mutinous thousands in 55 zied minutes with machine guns rifles carbines and bayonets Two Americans and three South Koreans as well as 118 prisoners were injured The captives locked arm and roaring the choruses of Com- munist songs ignored volley after volley of fire They lifted their dead and wounded as they fell After the battle the guards had lo loosen locked arms of man Carmen Appears With Two Dons Helicopters Lift Crewmen From Bond Issue For Expanded stricken ship Water System Is Approved New York Fiery Carmen had two Don Joses nn the stage of thf Metropolitan Opera House ll because of a All 39 Aboard Navy Vessel Wrecked Off Italian Coast Safe night inon cold Veteran Tenor Kurt Baurn opened in the chief male role nf Bizet's opera hut he became hoarser and hoarser as first id wore on At the end of the act Metro- officials announced from the that he could not go on Leghorn Navy helicopters rescued last men from the U S Navy ship Grommert Reefer today 6 hours after she ran and broke in two off Leghorn The helicopters brought off 13 men Previously had been re- moved by breeches buoy and boat Originally the Navy said 40 men his place of the prisoners belore they could j Met since 1948 never had sung drag them from the stockade I the of Don lose here before He Brian Sullivan young tenor from j aboard but this wss revised Los Angeles was called in to take company him When the appoint and was na The once defiant Reds were nad done so elsewhere cowed completely by p m I Stevens played Carmen Sunday Island Toured Newsmen today toured the island and entered the compound where most of the captives died Guards I marie the prisoners many of them Sabres Down Four Red nl k Fifth MIC Believed Ohio boss of island's n D one of things Korean by Allies the alliance would be dis- Lt Col George P Miller Col- Ohio of one of things they Korean captives said i oy are going to lalk Hagerty hp the deaths but added I j Sabre jet pilots Eisenhower spent a long dav They brought it themselves destroyed at least four Communist his New York headquarters tested our strength and lost j jets in a series of day He appeared to be in ton He said the tension which was altitude dogfights over North sical condition smiling and lull of mounting on island before Sun-1 A- V vim when he came out of the day's outbreak has vanished I e Alr valor and started toward his of- He fine Island Near is a IIC n During the day he saw John 1 Island of the former American high commissioner in Germany ther with John Foster Dulles his to be secretary of state said later they talked about the steps that might be en in relation to European unity a subject we have sll been first POW riots last February Both islands are off the southeast coast of Korea Miller said Had 1 not laken action I would have had one-half the prisoners on the island and we would have many more lives The barbed wire o nave HU ocen ed in and a prisoners Allied pilots also were credited wilh one MIG and ably destroying another The Air Force said it was investigating a claim that still another MIG was The Air Force said total of 27 Sabres and about 32 MIGs en- caged in 13 separate dogfights xmu prisoners in jo Miller said he was tipped on the The battles raged from feel planned largely by two down to SCO feet notes scribbled by prisoners Two of the MIGs downed were destroyed five to become aces They are Col Royal N Baker Kinney Texas who was credited ber of years Sees Stassen i uv prisoners unp a sen whom he has designated to head the Mutual Security which handles the flow of aid to Europe Stassen declined to disclose details He said it was near a gate it was v u to discuss publicly i found by a fiuard warned of an in ther the future policies of the MSA tended breakout December 7 That i or the amounts of money one never off be earmarked or given i The second note irom i Ridges area of the prisoner as he tried to des it in the said the first went hui i harassing attacks saw Sinclair Weeks of Boston that the breakout would he up by a guard The other was ed from a prisoner as he tried lo destroy the paper outlining the caoe The first addressed to Miller and W Manches e ana ini a gate it was N H today to 39 The four circled of the wrecked vessel Then one after another hovered above the bro en u f lowered a scat pulled it up with a man aboard and to a Leghorn soccer field The helicopters were from the U S aircraft carriers Midway and Ley to The was com- at p m a m Until the helicopters tnok over the rescue crew depended mainly upon a breeches buoy lo cet off the Grommet men The breaches buoy men off and then the line parted It was today Henry nf Brooklyn master of the Reefer was the last member of the crew j to her I All 39 members of Ihp crew I were in cood health although they were ken in U S Army pitFil here for examination and rest winds and waves piled he shin onto the bor reef 200 yards nff shore here early yesterday and then broke her in two The stern with aU i aboard fast on the The shin hart ing to up in Leghorn a gust her In contrast to yesterday's and swells clear winds and a moderating sea aided operations today Council Hears Ministers On Liquor Sales Permits Alliance Favors City Opposing More Dealers Aldermen Take No Action Following Pastors Appearance No Offer Yet For Bryant As Football Coach At Big Name Opposition Seen ling Line From Lake To Be Undertaken New Filter Plant On Mt Sequoyah Also Planned Two Persons Injured In Highway 71 Wreck By TED R Paul Hear Bryant football Fourteen members of Kay Ministerial Alliance appeared before noon of City to express re 1 Harding the issuance of h- censes to sell me city ot PS expressed by the spokesman Rev D L Dykes Jr pastor 28 also the Central Methodist Church was i and cuts lhal the Alliance feels eight City police said the dealers in are enougH Involved in an accident with and the Council should RO on b-v k un Walters and Dick both ord ps opposing issuance of jmt mM more by night Th officers said all three Beverages unit in Little ROCK Two persons suffered minor in- juries early this morning in n accident on VI near the skating rink in South Mrs Wanda Jean Cleveneer of 4 was taken In City pital in a Nelson ambulance She suffered shock and bruises intl was dismissed after treatment Her husband Dilly The City Council yesterday adopted an ordinance which calls for the sale of revenue bonds in coach at Kentucky University has of to finance not been offered the position as of a water line from Lake head clinch ol the University of f to the filler plant Arkansas He may receive an a pumping unit at offer but so Inr the invitation to 10 erection of a new coach Hi has nol been Sequoyah Payments extended i on he bonds would run until 198.1 This was learned today on high authority Abo was learned the work done by next August si thut wairr can from The came up afler the vehicles had been moved a and they were Council at its j to how thr wreck voted to I occurred No were renewing a resolution ing on the state Alcohol Control Board not to grant any liquor licenses for the A resolution was adopted bv the Council October 31 1949 i that the hoard grant no more such j j licences in Recently liquor regulating agency Arkansas Electoral Volej Go To with half j TO Fly Home For Christmas Little Rock electoral votes were i nst that six aldermen had I Yesterday for Illinois Gov A- endorsed K n Strickland Stevenson defeated had applied for a permit to sell i candidate The votes were i in and pointed Democratic decision on the coach at the I University definitely will be up the Hoard of on recommendation of a f a c u 1 t y j If r south orthe his past The tee named some day ago n Iw used vise board on while new one Is beina built hns no to The bond Issue would he er wilh or n Involve in addition to a bond Issue adopted in any particular by a vole of the people in 1948 In caw II is lo select lour names lo amount of The new be limn any one bonds would be purchased hv the when the choice of coach will I holders of the bonds come all four men are con- ed and would bear three and The Citizens three-fourths per cent interest Committee Is composed of Any protests to the proposal will men from various parts of the heard nt a meeting of ell on night of January 5 Is The Athletic Faculty Planned shortly thereafter to issue or Council composed of calls for bids on the pipeline con Charles Cross George George Bran iann Edward Waller in i n nnn politico P Rile lo this 1949 resolution asking does arid be filed with he Council wish to rescind this j of the U S Senate action subsided to patrol fights in I he Ridges area of the iT would he at- Miller said it out j IT miner it nu merco they lined the mass escape phn any Vilh Prime Minister Holland the ln compound Fox Beaten Al Little Rock Little I That was the starting signal lor j liquor store owner last defense alliance mav be placed b Neither Britain nor arms jammed said his loss was Far Eastern nation came into the I front ol their was stunned by t was by t MoW not Miller ordered Police one platoon f the U S Ninth service below alliance although the British eral times suggested they should be included Churchill particularly has been represented as extremely anxious that Britain become a partner A report from London said yesterday he wants to meet Eisenhower to discuss the situation soon after the general's inauguration January 20 Following the Commonwealth Economic Conference Churchill met with the heads of the Australian and New land governments A brief com- issued yeslerday said the three reached complete under- standing with regard to certain fundamental propositions which e 11 in due course be the subject brcak P lhc body of prisoners of friendly discussion with their Gas Useless lies the United Stales j Tne ji tremendous it is to convey to you the stale of He said the wind was hard tear gas would have been useless They would have kicked It he gas grenades back at our the Washington F i f t y s i x servicemen and paralyzed or amputees are ing the GI's dream come home for Christmas It's called Operation by the Military Air Transport vice carrying out the mission for year MATS says the hs all service personnel hospitalized in the United Stales in tlie line who were qualified cally able and desirous of going home for 30 days Nine aro blind 34 are icS and 13 are amputees Twenty are being accompanied by cal attendants Most homeward due for completion January 20 Ulla w former The aldermen j Federal District Court of I to three said yes kill old The ministers said they under- I Stevenson defeated hoard in hock Eisenhower in Arkansas by I lowed a custom of allowing one I Popular votes in liquor dealer for about each 2.500 j November II election 1 of the population was ed out that eight liquor i dealers in with a population of slightly more than 17.000 The ministers took thai this already is than is customarily granted and that the city needs no more permits issued Some nf Ilin councilmen aired their views on he situation The question of was brought up one alderman that lie would not vole to any kind of business thus Wfl those who want to start same i cct number of cases kind of business from opening up Christmas Chairman H was also that stale Charles C said law provides a way for the people John Williams Troy dricks nnd Athletic Director John Barnhill met this morning with Raymond Orr of the Board of nt tho of President ta talk over situation W W and Jack to Iw gone Inlo rather II was learned that Fast Action On Wage Controls Is Pledged struction and later on for bids on construction of the filter plant Pete Raney of Little Rock resenting the firm of T J Hanoy read the proposed lo the Council and ed questions Engineer L M Me Goodwin of Sullivan win ol engineering employed with W R of he Eisenhower To Meet Aides Say The Navy WaBe Committee to keep the wane program going has promised fasl action on pay Increases awaiting I University j agency would 1 will effort to and one platoon of South soldiers into the compound An- other HOK platoon surrounded the stockade outside barbed wire I York Arrangements Miller again yelled Stop were being made today fnr a i The Reds answered with a hail ing between President-elect of stones thrown down from and Gen at the guards about 20 feet I thur sources at Eisenhower's I sain A narrow flight of slairs led There was no immediate to the terrace from each side Miller told It would have been suicide if I had ordered my troops to go up and headquarters said tion of the time or place of the meeting Eisenhower has expressed an in- in a by McArthur that there was a clear and definite solution to the Korean War Nev Navy larked the beginning today of its second accompanying it with the hope will permit building nl still others powered by atomic engines Secretary of Navy Kimhall expressed thai hope in an address prepared fnr the ceremonial keel laying of the uig Saratoga j a sister shin nf the USS which has been building since last July of the county to vote drv if wish thus keeping all liquor ers out of business here Several nf the ministers were hoard They denied that with eight men already in the liquor business a vote to keep others nut would he benefiting a and took issue with the stand that liquor business is like Nn action by the Council was laken following appearance of he members of the Alliance Germans Burn Copies Of Potsdam Agreement Economic Stabilizer Finger Putnam formed the committee yeslerday afler abandoning at- tempts to revitalize the Wage Board Grand Jury May Report On Highway Probe engineering fee will total six per cent of the costs of construction and this was approved by the Council In other action the Council ed Christmas bonuses for the opposition among adopted an members of the on the extending first fire lo having a name coach i he Highway 71 lake over nt school with invitation than ever on football I om tne The feeling to be that wilh Building to attend a the North Z on lion code of ethic in effect such M ln Civic on should it j bring an investigation by the KCA which mght mean of I n til Clues In Stabbing Of irt each faculty I member personally well as the f school a- a The NCA lations nnd sub- i and a number of members feel that big lime Painter Are Sought i ut 11 if Jolla members feel that big lime checked acquaintances of means more of both Ida C 67 a Uln on such known miniature portrait painter for clues to the killer who stabbed her lo death while she was it work nn the picture of a child Mrs body tured by 35 stab wounds was dis- covered yesterday by neighbors Coroner A E Gallagher said she probably had killed Saturday Iher Al same time certain mem of the believe thai if they hiring til a name coach wilh all U such activity might in a cut in University appropriations by state General with pos Pulaski County Grand Jury which bas No More Opposition i ed by some m conversations on the subject and this has been ive m preventing open opposition lo big idea The University chapter American Association of nno Saturday sib e cuts in faculty salaries being night A paring knift was found in the kitchen Council May Reconsider Action On Barnhill Game Commission Ready To Build lake In County Th Arkan Hock Rep Build a lake In Washington ranks of POW possible thai Arkansas iy the land mario avail koj i sam wounded kept right on singing OT he lake has bren as they near Elm Springs The Miller ordered one volley from commission would bear the ex- rifles and carbines pense of I The front rank of prisoners went The captives behind the Poultry Market The poultry as re ported by the University of Ar- kansas Institute of and Technology and the Dairy and Poultry Market Service of the U S Department of Northwest Arkansas ket steady to de- mand light to supplies ample at oil buyers report sizes available In most in- stances prices at the farm ed lo 2 p m broilers and fryers all weights Iy 30 again yanked up the slumping I dead and wounded The songs went Al nearby Baker compound other noting prisoners jammed in- to the courtyard Miller said They were about ready to force the gale or fences Machine Gun Used On he colonel's orders South Koreans opened fire wilh a light machine gun from a lower over- looking the compound The hail of bullets ripped into the prisoners many fell The planned escape was broken live Council would reconsider its action of yeslerday in seeking dis- missal of Director John Barnhill at the University of Wade said while he Excessive Collection In Rents Is Charged Rock Two Pine Bluff landlords were charged in Federal here yesterday wilh ing in excess rents Pine Bluff is designated a defense rental area The Office nf Stabilization at St entered the suit Rrown Hankins Inr nnd Joe L Brown The office an ion against the two to prevent them continuing i violation nf the Housing nnd linn of state operations will meet at a m Thursday This was announced InHav by Tom Downie im- mediately there was speculation lhal the Grand Jury might be Germany Copies report nn the long probe The Grand Jury aho gated gubernatorial campaign ex- An interim on this of the probe said mnr than nf trie IMS Potsdam agreement and nf proposed contract were burned here m a tion nf the extreme j man bloc j About 100 folowers of the movement gathered bonfires in defiance nf a police on nf the Rity nnt i iv formal m- the case hut the has approved following The governing hoards nf col- leges and are urged lo Slock Market Hakes Only Slight had been spent the study their in j campaigns i increasing support such a re-consideration he did nol at the time have any intention of heading it He declined to be specific on who Act of 1947 he on the Council spark such a move The Council yesterday attached Drafting Of Fathers lo proposed appropriation for C u L the University n rider which HerShey forbid employment nf an athletic director under whatever tion he might be hired and flushed the Reds their hills Resistance quickly broke in the other four compounds where fighting took place By p m order was ed and Colonel Miller he had e ier e a Guards wilh hared regained uncontented control of rushed into Baker compound mutinous captives Gen H Heishey ays the military will begin drafting soon I after I and will he in not Inn distant The Service director here yesterday to dis- cuss Arkansas the of in is being steadily Cherry Taken On Tour Of Mansion Pock Mrs Francis Cherry the house she Is to live in fnr the next two years fnr yesterday The wife of the an Ar- kaivas millee all I Sid McMath nf the stat ai yesterday Duke Not To Attend British Coronation Duke nf Windsor today neither he nor his American wife would attend coronation of Queen Elizabeth The Grand sprang one by the Highway Audit Mon In and man of last when an automobile in which tVy liding The accident occurred in a Rome Arkansas M P Killed When Car Hirs Bridge flex T j nf Star City Ark f at was killed the ear in which he uai struck f Three were Killed and in New York In the midst ol a tot of caution the stock market today managed to make slight progress Gams ran trom the small tions to a bit past a point while losses practically all I Alleghany Corp which owns i largest single block of Missouri I Pacific common and the were ture of the market Alleghany com- mon was heavily traded in large after it opened on a over and the are In m this mailer I The payment nf nr the nf it by an ration nr individual where the primary reason it of student is has been of feeling nf smile of the WHids the nnd s thai u opposition lo his ac nf of some perhaps the majority nl the faculty which near conch while Sergeant Krwin survived may announced within i br his uMow Mrs lime are signs it wail patient it Brooki Army than bt i I To Karen Tokyo The first two WACs In gel regular assignments in rea since Korean war began ill leave this week for duty at James A Van Fleet's Eighth Army headquarters Army today Uwi some feeling of loyalty mer not among some nl tho e working on rom employment they once belonged to subversive organization the Sui Court decreed yesterday Fair mil Hull warmer this afternoon LoweH U H Whil get thrie n ac nf a new lo succeed Ohs at Uni in some there Ij sentiment to be m mi ami to more lime in the selection f
