Norwich Sun, The (Newspaper) - July 31, 1951, Norwich, New York ll 0 W K T mill rooler SIXTIETH NORWICH SUN JUBS Taking of nn to learnt NORWICH N Y TUESDAY JULY 81 1951 FIVE CENTS PER COPY MILITARY SAYS DANGER OF WAR IS INCREASING Plan to Call OF GOP MOVE SUCCESS REPORTED IN BUFFER ISSUE Armistice Negotiators Argue Stubbornly for One Hour and 34 Minutes Delegates to Meet Wednesday for Another Try at Breaking Deadlock UN ADVANCE HEADQUARTERS negotiators argued stubbornly for an hoUr arid LIGHTER MOMENT IN FLOOD AREA SIS READY NEW Commission Is Not Ready to Reveal Men without oh draw the or Dates Within Next 12 Months WASHINGTON OT Military chiefs have warned Congress the danger of is and the army alone plans to in Korea It was fifth successive day United Nations and Communist delegations buffer zone issue The announced result of each session was the No progress The area of disagreement has neither broadened nor harrowed an official said WASHINGTON W Jew tests of atomic bomb are Shairman Gordon Dean ho Atomic Energy sion said Monday But he disclaimed more -T- within the next months Also they plan to add billions more to the military budget already We oppose any cease fire at the parallel paraded through the busy streets at south port city Warplanes Hammer States tests of d atomic bomb Such tests would involve a ot of he At a news posed to Congress for this year Just how many bil lions they don't know yet The 4301000 new men will be needed simply to replace others mostly reservists who will be released from active duty during 1952 despite the mounting defense buildup All this was disclosed in testimony by Defense Marshall Army Secretary Pace and others to a House Military Appropriations Subcommittee Highlights in the pages of ACTION OF A HOUSt Republic Joseph Martin second from right press interview following a vote Acheson's salary Kep John Phill by the caucus to offer a bio covering State V banners announcing We oppose to the death any cease-fire without unification The Heds want U N forces to abandon their present battle line and pull back to the parallel Allies want the zone based on the present battle line Delegates meet again at 11 Wednesday 8 Tuesday EST in their 18th session at for another try at breaking the deadlock There was no indication of a to me commented briefing officer Brig Gen William Nickols Oh the other hand as you know a- position can he adjusted very t The official U There was no perceptible change in expressed viewpoints of the two delegations in Tuesday's sessions The demand would mean that the Allies would have to give up about square miles of territory in North Korea The Allies hold that the parallel a prewar boundary between North and South Korea is a political line and not suitable as a military dividing line Allied spokesmen contend that the purpose of a military armistice is to provide a defensible line lor each side five United delegates arrived at Kaesong at walked into the one on Page Iron Triangle ARM HEADQUARTERS fr Allied warplanes swept through low clouds Red positions in the iron Wangle on western front fighting again dwindled patrol activity Allied troops held mountain tup positions along eastern front won Monday a five-day battle North Koreans said Tuesday that their Pyongyang capital was shattered by the air raid in a rainstorm Fifth Air Force headquarters reported that it was the Red military administration building which was destroyed The raid was described by the Air Force as one of the most determined of the war altho Hot the largest The number of planes was not disclosed but sorties listed Two Marino Corsairs were listed as lost after colliding in a c oud The Air Force reported loss of a third plane an Mustang that exploded lu the air when hit by small arms fire Just north of the little TIME OUT from transporting sandbags in his boat H H Miller reaches for coffee and doughnuts handed out by Earl M owner ol a restaurant at Mo A Bed Cross shelter has been opened in the town to take care of some of tht needs of its homeless and hungry residents International said we are not quite to announce sites ind dates for further tests There has been talk of tests in the Aleutian Islands off lear Russian Siberia Dean wouldn't oven say t ic new U S teats will be af established grounds such aa lu Nevada or tlie Pacific Island of Eniwetok or some new Ion one time or another the commission has considered test sites in practically every part of the Dean added The location depends on what you want to he If it is something Umt calls for e instrumentation and ia big auch a test is held at a remote place Otherwise it cair be held closer lu One of the considerations also is hurting We don't teat these things tn sea if they will go We know they will We test them to determine improvements that might be incorporated ir he say what progress has been made on the hydrogen bomb Dean replied Not today Have the British made any overtures about their atomic a reporter asked they have they did not make it to us the Atomic It would in the energy law to allow them to use one our proving grounds It involve a lot of problems don't see how a joint test could be conducted without Some of legislative blessing Dean didn't say whether ho thin ks the British actually are ready for their first tests oE an A-bomb conference is explained by Rep ol Massachusetts at o cut off Secretary of State Dean ps of California wai ini eking to the DEPARTMENT OF LOYALTY AND SE Acheson's Top Planning Aide Is Restored to Post WASHINGTON fp The State Department Monday cleared John Paton Davies Jr of loyalty and security charges and restored him 0 Secretary Acheson's policy planning staff announcement said Davies suspended June 27 pending an by the department's Loyalty Security Board was stated immediately with the full confidence of the department Undersecretary of State Carlyle H Humelsine added a He said he had the hearings of the loyalty hoard and found the decision fully and unequivocally supported Sy the evidence Davies 43 career diplomat in will leave the planning staff join tlie office of John -J McCloy United high commissioner In Germany The department said the change is part of its regular rotation policy Davies is one of two top officials w lose suspension was announced July 12 The other is Oliver Edmund Cluhb 50 director of the department's Office of China Affairs The loyalty hoard will begin hearings on Clubb today Charges against the two men have never been revealed t le suspension was announced Davies said he welcomed an to dispose of these malicious and irresponsible charges once and for all Senator McCarthy tt who f nas Communist infestation of the State Department was not available for immediate DAVIES CURITY TRUMAN ALONG GOES TO H LOTS OF ADVISE House Passage Ends Stubborn Fight Truman Expected to Sign President Truman received the new economic control Monday along with a lot of advice on whether to sign or veto fti House passage on a 294 to 80 roll call vote completed congressional action on measure Democratic leaders took the attitude Mr it even tho it is short of what he said was needed to combat Inflation Republicans called it a good hill If administered properly The Labor Policy Committee made up of most big organized denounced the measure a callous betrayal of the of which The permits goods arid opens the way increases The statement said It was a disgraceful surrender to those who to profit from if Mr Truman in the hope that stronger s can be tlie will support the veto lit kid hill price credit rent and emergency controls thru next The controls a oh Plans First Atomic Power Plant for Industry WASHINGTON Argentina plans to set up its first atomic power plant for purposes an announcement from its embassy said Monday But the announcement did not say when this would he done March Argentina announced Dr Ronald physicist working there had developed a new chea method for the controlled atomic energy utilizing thermo nuclear reactions like t going on in the sun Tho announcement was greeted with skepticism by some scientists in the United States and countries President Person of Argentina said at that time that on tlie basis of Richter's discovery atonic energy would he developed on a iig scale exclusively Tor industrial use Monday's announcement from the Argentine embassy here about plans for up the country's first atomic power plant for industrial This transcendental news was announced hy President Peron before a large group of workers from a committee of the Confederation of Light ot the huge hurtgel whether the likelihood of still is heing From the viewpoint of the enemy's buildup It is he replied His elaboration on this point was censored Army Secretary Pace said the CO billion dollar budget doesn't include anything for replacements in Korea or troops in Japan or because these amounts can't be fixed yet If war continues In Korea another will be for that lie said even If peace comes the Army will need several billion more The Navy and the Air also presumably will aeek extra billions the Air Force with talk of Ins from croups to 150 include Sets Up New Ceiling Price of Pork to Increase WASHINGTON Office of Stabilization issued a new pork ceiling and said it will raise the price of most pork chops and pork roasts by five or six cents a retail increase may yo as nine cents in some stores low as three cents in others OPS variation Is because tailors will merely pass on to buyers the higher prices granted fixes dollars and cents ceiling on pork loins weighing Ifi pounds or the lean type preferred by most housewives The was taken OPS explained because the prices of have risen nn Board Will Permit Limited Merit Pay Hikes The Board Monday wrote its regulation on merit pay raises to allow employers more leeway In rewarding workers within definite limits The new regulation would in the words of Board Chairman George W Taylor allow maximum flexibility hut flank assault on Employers operate under tlie plan with a minimum of supervision and interference from Washington Taylor told a- news conference The merit increase regulation applies to workers paid on a time basis by the week or even month That would include white collar workers as well as factory production line employes Other were issued covering piece rates and incentive 110 case could merit raises or changes in piece rates be used as an excuse for boosting prices the board More Frequent Tests Of A-Bomb Planned WASHINGTON T Ti Atomic Energy commission is planning much more frequent tests Its weapons In the future This announced Monday at a news conference in connection with tenth report to Congress tho conference it was disclosed also that the U S had developed some weapons that Have greater energy release than others The conim said that was one of the reasons why some weapons had been tested In remote while others with lesser hang had tested In Nevada The commission did not make it clear whether tlie weapons differed In actual physical size Contempt Sentence Is Upped To Nine Months NEW r Millionaire Leftist Frederick Vanderbilt Field's of court sentence was to nine months Monday as a second term was added Field was serving 90 days for refusing to tell Federal Court where the Civil Rights Congress gets its money to ball Communists out or jail He drew a new six months sentence for denying the same information to u federal grand jury Field must serve it after he finishes the first sentence It's perfectly obvious that if we adjourn this case to doomsday his attitude will TJC the Federal Judge John F X said in passing sentence a second time Field flushed at this and his wife burst into tears He is a trustee of the Civil nights Congress Rail Fund The government called him the prime factor in handling the hundreds of thousands of dollars worth of Communist bail money trustee Abner Green was sentenced to a second six months prison term also for defying orders to surrender hail fund data tq the grand jury However Green will be allowed to serve the latest term at the same time as he serves a six months term handed to him last week Meanwhile William 2 Foster gray and ill hut still able to walk a straight Party Hue was given a week to put up new or go to prison The titular head of America's Communists has been free on bond since 1948 when he was Indicted with 11 other top Red leaders The charge was conspiring to teach and ad vocate violent overthrow IT S Government Foster was tried because of a hear 11 four of them since have disappeared The Civil Rights posted was as ra bondsman hi Federal Court Judge Ed ward Conger told Foster Canada Builds Seaway Project Costs Will Go Up OTTAWA cost of the controversial St Lawrence seaway and power project will go up another if decides to go ahead and build it United States Government experts have estimated tho over-all cost may hit an expenditure that would he spread out over the live to six years It would take to complete the project Had the U S joined Canada in the construction total cost would have been around of which the U S would and Canada That estimate was made on the basis of prices prevailing in December 1950 Tho financial breakdown of the cost of the project likely will he before the federal cabinet this wenk when It considers what Canada's position now should be A U.S congressional committee last week rejected a which would have authorized the U S government to tako part in the scheme The reason for the cost of tho dove lop merit if Canada decides to go ahead alone would be that an waterway would havo lo be constructed entirely on the Canadian side of the St Lawrence Traffic Deaths Reach Near Top CHICAGO fP The National Safety Council reports that died in traffic accidents In June Hie second highest June toll on record The council also said the first six months of 1951 saw persons killed This figure was 8 per cent above the same period last year Juno's total was up 18 per cent over tlie same month u year ago and was the greatest increase for any month since July 1946 The highest June toll on record was in 10 when persons were hilled The council warned if the present continues the 1951 death toll will bo 37.800 almost 3.000 above last year and the fourth highest in council said heavier travel accounts for much of the toll Travel was up 9 per cent in the months of the council said Okays Voting Amendment -A proposed constitutional amendment to base each state's In presidential elections on the vote was approved Monday by the Semite Judiciary Committee An measure offered hy Sen Lodge Mass was approved by the Senate last February But it was killed in the House Under the proposed the electoral votes of eac i state would be divided among the candidates for president in proportion to their popular vote As it is the candidate w 10 gets the most popular votes hi n state gets all of state's votes To become effective tlie amendment would have by a two-thirds majority in each iranch of Congress and then ie ratified by three-fourths of states The proposed amendment would require any candidate to at least 40 per cent of the electoral votes to win the election Asserts Assessments Are Not Legal WASHINGTON The National Labor Relations Board ruled Monday that workers need not pay union assessments to hold their jobs under a union shop agreement The unanimous decision involved a contract of the CIO United Auto Workers at the Louisville Ky works of International Harvester Company hut it stemmed from a famous case involving Hollywood Producer Cecil B DeMille in 1044 The Act of provides that under a union s iop members must remain in good standing by keeping periodic dues and initiation fees paid up But board said periodic dues did not include union These assessments have no regularity the board argued am therefore were not meant to ho included in the Act Flies Over Malayan Jungles Gov Thomas E Dewey flew to the jungle front Monday and returned tremendously impressed with British military and police efforts against Communist terrorists in the dense Malayan jungles 1 Governor Dewey with British Commissioner General Malcolm MacDonald flew in a small Royal Air Force plane over tlie green jungles where 10 4 S the British have been battling the fanatical OF RADIUM FRANKFURT Germany S High Commission announced Monday the arrival ol the first shipment of a donation of milligrams of radium urgently needed for cancer research and treatment in West Germany The radium about worth was brought in from the -U S through a special high commission program as a Rift to the German people and will be distributed in 16 West German research TWO U.S NURSES ARE RELEASED BY RUSSIANS iff The Russians released two United States Array nurses late Monday after having held them ever since they wandered off the Allied motor highway outside Berlin on Saturday The nurses were Identified by the Army as 1st Johnson of Mount Hope Va and Lieut Lynette M McCoy of Portland Ore The girls Intending to In West Germany mistakenly followed the signs to which is lu tho Soviet Hone at the Polish border and were up by the East Herman police when they slopped make IH In tlie town ot A United States Unison team met the girls at headquarters In Monday morning have tigd down tens of thousands of British troops over various sectors where military operations are place thus getting a to see the tactical and supply problems involved and conditions that must bo overcome in this hind of LI MI CAMPAIGNS AGAINST COMMUNISTS TAIPEH Formosa Chinese Nationalist military quarters lave confirmed lor the first timo that Nationalist General Mi was campaigning against the Communists in southwest Red China They had been silent for several days on the report that Li's forces from Northern Burma had crossed into Yunnan province on a front The officers said the Yunnan guerrillas acknowledged Li's leadership and were taking orders from him HOP MADE BY BULL CALF IS.SUCCESSFUL The little town of in Southern Norway reported Monday what is to be successful ever made by a hull calf The calf wandered to the top of took a good 1 look around sai down and shot down the Tail flying the calf made a perfect landing and walked LIFE TI IN HIS ATTACK Ol Two threats -on his life were reported Monday by a clergyman who to tell the grand jury what he knows local gambling conditions Dr J Edward Carothers pastor of the First church told a newspaper Monday he had received two anonymous phono threats over tho weekend One ho man the other a He quoted the man as saying who don't mind their own it you're going to sot saidi tho woman that grand juror better watch your step or you're both to be found She up Identifying herself or GAMBLING Dr Carothers wrote City Manager Christian X Kouray ast week that he was shocked bj what people had told abont local As chairman of the committee of social action of the Council of Churches called for a full investigation of gambling and other forms of lawlessness and pledged the committee's aid In making a clean-up possible He told Kouray he had discovered that our people are to the extent that they dare offer evidence to the distr et attorney or to you A a meeting of the two Kouray denied there was u great amount of vice in tho city In my hfl said this community never was more free of vice than at this IN Joseph wiio allegedly helped direct a global narcotics and even while Jailed nn was held in bail Monday He Is accused of conspiring lo violate federal dope to an even the number of suspects arraigned as a result of series of weekend arrests by federal Their balls total It was through an alien for thai a i posing -as a prisoner of V market SUSPECT smuggled Into tho country In years Thoy called vice icad of the Italian end of operation Assistant U S Attorney touis described BB a major principal ring told U S Edward W McDonald that was directly for tho sale or in to federal agents that touched off the series of arrests Kaplan said too that is a fugitive from an sentence n Franco arid there tor trial Mr collaborating Nazis treason a from through ail i Marshall Seeks Federal Aid for Medical Schools WASHINGTON Secretary of Defense George Mora mil has federal ald for medical schools to meet a prospective shortage of doctors and dentists Senator 0 disclosed Monday chairman of tho Senate and Public Welfare Committee released a from Marshall giving this view A hill providing such aid Is scheduled to come up In tho Murray said It- provides federal grants to medical schools and scholarships foi students as well as a 000 000 fund to be spent In five years to help enlarge eliding medical schools build one? Abadan Refinery Halts Output Entirely ABADAN W Oil Co s giant Abadan refinery which has been slowing down production for the past month halted altogether Tuesday There was no more room in acres of storage tanks Meanwhile U S trouble shooter W Averell returned to Tehran from London smiling and confident that further difficulties stand In the way ot new oil Tile possibility of New York next year Zirato of tlie Yugoslav Gail Slavco Bulgaria ias been in that country M a APPOINTED i oV Territory
