Oakland Tribune (Newspaper) - August 4, 1950, Oakland, California WEATHER High today and clearing in the afternoon except near the cooler on the peninsula high today 66; low 52 to 55; westerly wind 15 to 25 miles per Page 31 Oakland W 1 R E r N 0 T 0 W I H E W 0 R L D U N I T E B r II E S S C H I C A C I BAILY I E Ml C E HOME EDITION VOL. DAILY AUGUST 4, 1950 SUNDAY NO. 35 Bridges On Fights To Shun Jail Longshore Chieftain Denies He Was Not Loyal to Government IAX RATE GUI LOOMS FOR OF OAKLAND Doubling of Sales Tax in Prospect Here A city-wide tentative tax of was approved by the Oakland City Council along wilh a record budget of last Harry fighting a City Manager John F. Hassler move to put him behind said the new tax rate means jail bars nied in a San Francisco per cent of the Last year the 1 was lor District No. Army To Call Up Reserve Enlisted Men Aug. a I doubled on October Army announced today I Majority of Council Favors Move In Informal Session Oakland's city sales tax may be YANKS STALL RED DRIVE ON RUSSIANS DEMAND U.S. QUIT KOREA Malik Threatens HARRIMAN 10 By MAX LAKE SUCCESS Aug. JOHN M. Aug. reduction for about 60 T the City Council indicated last will call out individual Russia today demanded the im- T Reservists during September and mediate withdrawal of United A courtroom that he had knowingly been disloyal to he he would obey any directive issued night at a special informal Reservists during September and mediate withdrawal ing in City Manager John F. or without their Slates and all foreign comprising the older sections ler's consent for Ihe newer sections The present sales tax is one- They eluding most of East Oakland and ball cent on Doubling the city levy would boost the tax by the government in lhe lhe hill areas which were annexed I by 4 Reserve Corps of nn Korean soil as part of a two- int Soviet 11 major Fai enlisted male asked Hie Council t who are not members of for 21 months of fn come from a pool ot po ance of the Korean wai in 1809. jot which 3 cents is slate sales They will be used primarily j This could be Seven council members and lo exer Federal Judge George B. Harris Hassler because the final displayed impatience with payment on the favor the defense this morning as an obligation ol Mayor Cli the government's hearing lo No. 1, was madi by informal vole they They Pictures on Page 15 veto power unless Ihe wilh Gen. Douglas TTI i units council hears the North He is due lo red A was laid be- last H Di Mrs. Florence 1. him jailed immediately bond Fred Fred N approached ils for the construction of nnd The group lo b appearance of Bridges himself onj present City lhe fire alarm 1 Rav enlisted nut the witness i building at 13lh and Oak p Several times during the port Council Thp bc hv Defense ls PJ j HI I m-m National Guard and the to lull cil b-v Jakob A. Malik as a counter is for Harriman to dis- lo a United States proposal Far out with man Judge Harris The budget is over E. was 4, estimated that the of announcement Those called first will be be- tween HI and 25 years Priority will be determined by e number of lo ask Hassler said Ihe city sides tax to 1 cent would The first of these instances jn increase revenue from this source came as Leonard was explaining the West Coast longshore umoni M llt heads lie predicted it would leader's opposition to a lo cut lhe lax rale out that if the additional levy 3600 Men in f eonard said Bridges K Army Area Here lha it was a device by uf in. The Sixth Army said Ihal trade unionists be nf men in lhe in assessed valuations nd inu from tlie new and franchise just hnw The eity also take nf during the last three union member under this security fiscal year lhe of one per lax replied he was final eliminated and hy wh could take advantage of on EXPLANATION of Oakland firemen for a decrease in working hours f I'D in 72 lo a K. K. of Hie sub- of the police anil Bay area will he by Army orders today nil linn enlisted reservists ttt i live A will he Malik Unhurt in Crash NKW Aug. A. Soviet uty foreign was up in an auto last hut n spokesman said he was no I 'The occurred as Malik was returning to his office from Another car struck Malik's Irom in n ami they locked humpers on a busy The cars came loose after they had about 100 at miles an U.S. Turns Kills 600, Gen. MacArthur Enemy Moving Up New Divisions By The Associated Press Aug. Korean cheeked by a American at the southwest corner of tlie South Korean were reported bringing Truman's up two now divisions today for determined push on indicated today that the port miles to the east. Tlie newly by elements lhe First be in the j Marine Infantry confronted continuing heavy pressure in their lo maintain their narrowing foothold in MacArthur's quarters issued at a.m. placed the ing scene along an are running Irom 20 miles southeast to 11 miles east to 15 miles northeast juf Aug. 4. As that area alone 600 W. Averell special assistant on foreign ATOM left by plane this J 1 A I t A I i to next It was understood that inan wants to gel first-hand in- formation on and problems arising out Korean DISCUSSION authorities said cs which appear certain to be discussed und which juv moving to want ot policy decisions DEFENSE MAY TAKE MILLION had been estimated may be needed for civilian lhe hot battle of fense work in the slate OF ATTACK the event of atomic field later placed the Karl uj- counter- west nf be 21) miles cast of and in air miles Irom Krum the lor the H reported AP Cor- would Don that lias been a question us lo 1.1 u I he the Sixth Army Ilir In pre able to answer the the will be able to MANDATORY lhe budget increases n lie lakes the is what Ihr i as Harris delivered In a nf Leonard's final a ry union Is. As the re viewing the the defense's 1 I 1 5 gru lhc lor increased ted previously hy the city uid reduction would eost the city u year 42 additional u em's More Naval Planes and llu pointed the for II paid holidays for on the is in sympathy with your problem is how lo finance Pease asserted that the the judge and taken from surplus fund for two recall tions please a few Other major increases last inns lo dismiss lo strike sub- sumc eity em- the want a decrease in hours policemen 11 paid holidays and a which would rest the eily about he Leonard then took his RULING The said he would 1> serve his ruling on the two men for 11 linns until after for the of the new ance nn the I Main Municipal During his for one additional 1'affe Col. Continued 111, Col 2 Truman Congress today lor an naval plane construction and 111 a io House Sam Ihe President said the funds are to be ill addition to Ihe defense appropriation last alter of in t the spread her Malik lie Security Council will adopt a decision for peace or briel Soviet resolution vided j future status ol Formosa cessation of moves lo protect the in Korea and withdrawal Chinese Nationalist island Irom of all foreign have left Mils lhe enemy dead were counted whether the Nations forces Hut he cautioned that the 27th Combat under command of fire watchers and of tlie U.S. 25th Infantry should slop at lhe workers isn't starling now North Korean advance filial Korean won't until tlie Federal and hurled it back in a the big in Ihe a nationwide wild crisis is what kind of it he seen a settlement the Sillies and would result if Ihe associated members of the U.N. workers were with seeli once they have lo do The governor did list three types of service can leer They I and police Slide opt cept leu any j tional Formosa to the About 111.111111 In summary said that It said the undaunted reds wore steady pressure possibly shifting two more divisions from ufher sectors to that key They had been thus to Jn on the east coast at Hie other are National He said the many both Aug. A wounded ar- THREE TEENAGERS Red Flee GRAB GIRL'S PURSE T u SAN 1.ORKN7.O Aug. between and 14 years grabbed an 1H- year-old girl as she walked ward her home last riving here by plane from the knocked her down and then took West Coast with 4H other battle her purse and said he saw a The of Russian soldier climb out of a 17116 Via said one of North Korean boys held his hand over Pfc. Daniel 20, of before pushing her In the said he saw Another grabbed her big blond flee the tank which contained two when it was hit by a bazooka small change and a check for rocket on the Korean One The attack look place at the of his buddies in Ihe 2IIh corner of Hathaway Avenue Infantry Via HOUSE JUNKS CONTROL STARTS AGAIN They will he 21 days from the date of receipt of their lu personal DUTY Sixth Army spokesmen men called in will be assigned to scuta lives of ion wic Ked China and the Korean no h lo lake part in U.N. peace In Malik matte it clear he would -I -A Japanese peace veto lhe U.S. proposal hy pointing Nut view in Wellington out that he regarded the issue as now that h a mailer nf should take lead in in the units already tapped tor means il can he killed if any wilh ti Japanese peace of lhe live powers as soon as Warren also diseased 1 a will ot slates Wed Army itii lu i H-Bomb Contract confirmed today thai a Aug. The House junked its man in Ihe following component dered to duly and assigned dalory wage and price curb haining the Sixth Army Army 1'ul wilh Soviet A. could he a parliamentary No representative of North Korea is in this country During previous council de- bates on Korea while is being with lhe du was still carrying on her boycott Company of invited lhe j for on Ihe vc of M. lo In a guarded earlier Malik is expected lo ignore this week the Atomic hinted as but Tlie Council voled II to I not specifically say tions were who is the ted Bond Soles Sag in First War Month 1'aissiau, he member of a 7fi- rifle part of Ihe calf ol his left was blown oft July 20 by a hand hurled by a North Aug. Sales of Series K savings that Korean right in lhe bonds in lime of conflict he in the first month of the and Pfc. Ralph a during totaled medical aid were compared with 1949, Westover liase Hospital figures showed ambulatory eases also rose to and then other from in I wounded took off again after month last dinner here for Air exceeded purchases force Base al Ala. They last month by a traveled in Ihe same trans- In 1049, people bought port which flew all here from more in bonds than Suison Air Force Base cashed and started over on the job writing an economic control a limited number of key and with tlie limited Cluard President Truman has Nine more ships were ordered Ihe House added an from lhe mothball fleet at Stales ing provision as its first step io Bay by lhe Military Sea Trans- lo put together n new and port They will be of tlie United broader Approved 112 to at shipyards ill all lo this would make hoarders lhe Bay Al Ihe same the to a year io prison and a f said II more Amid biller verbal exchanges been taken under lime HIT Council Iwic Irom shipping lo put the A standing 7II-II7 vole defeated A biller protest was sealing communist China an by by in Ihe U.N. on the thai any Harry ol A. who be Sailors Union ol Hie ended his hoy foil of by a rent for Its ol live lour one Iranian and lor lhe was a pri we had an in would only hi were over in ml of the defense release reported heavy enemy artillery and mortar along Ihu cornered and south lliu North Koreans were reported still inj II along relatively quiet central seelors that the Americans were dug in behind the described it the best line they had yd found and at which they in- to vital present lo the whole American position in at southern end of the U was there that lhe were up their reinforcements and shoving ily to try to slash off Besides the American of atomic irily nie attack say he had rocked the in- of hours momentarily back on their its of our was another Nevada and said that enemy which it pre- had reported advancing towards Chinju from the had proved lo be to of wages and prices His measure would provide for standby wage and price con- but it omits some of the powers President Truman has Krom the Democratic Deane of Carolina g 17 litter patients admitted by for Hie Kuukel Deane's would add standby wage price control authority In powers foi Panamanian in telegrams to ton are hundreds of American on the West are thousands of loyal in every American all skilled merchant Many of those foreign ships are manned by known We of made his lo reporters after a closed ing of Ihal with Crawford president of the du Poul Co. McMahon said the approved of the which is being negotiated by lhe siou with du lie said ils a way between law en- and the Fill tij handle lhe subversive Warren will review California's defense and Page Col. 4 from San I SINGER ROBESON li LOSES PASSPORT 2, Col. like to kno nt above WHERE TO FIND IT Classified Comics Crossword 1 Editorials Financial Gardens dio Society and Chilis Sports Theaters Vitals Weather Map World News Front 31 40 is IK 22 31 31 3 in All will be trans- ferred ultimately to military near their Parole Plea Denied May 171 T0 m VOTE Aug. The by the Hanking Com- only from the The mandatory wage-price for ceilings to on American automatically if a BROUGHT APPEAL FROM S. KOREA Aug. 4.- of California would disclosed today that he brought a the bomb He said he experts Ihe lo be wilbin Ihe two weeks and Ihal il would vide lor reimbursement of the company for ils costs plus a of JETS MUSTANGS M MOCK I I Aug. passport has been by Ihe State A spokesman said the de- the Negro singer's actions were always in the in- to special pi- President Washi lional appeal Irom f South Korea lo officials for arnis and defense ings ti -ing costs the was that foreign shipping n. u la day hy He called il an invitation for a 5 pel cent lo meet military The Navy announced in ington that il is ordering 211 combat ships of West Coast mothball None of the ships is located in Bay They standing vote of 172 to 161 on an escort vessel and which the members were not re- M landing The idea had y 411 Navy vessels previously nied Andrew f lor parole Irom erat In Ihe absence of parole or pardon Ihe 7Ti year old could obtain rell in wilh good allocation allowances on Ihe eight lo 24 priorities powers for the that was months sentence which he re- authority to requisition to mobilize 94 per cent of its upon conviction in a netted to grunt reserve ground strength in time bribe duction loans and to curb Bay Ho the Navy said left before Wilh Hie departure of the 12lh Is providing Infantry from Oakland and Ihe Marine Corps an- able in 10 vailed in Knowland made the lo reporters afler Wil iam former bead of tlie military mission to had given senators secret testimony on the Korean In an apparent effort to dispute reports of an invasion threat by South and lo of a lack of U.S. Knowland pulled from his pocket he made Nov. while talking wilh President of Ihe republic of Knowland was in Korea on a Continued Page 11, Col. J Fighter and of the squadrons of lhe Air made frequent Wing will including a number visits to lie has spoken high approval of communists The earlier commission said the du Company id selected lo Fight roar over Oakland in a low leve alter I p.m. to The will be staged by Ib Iron en route lo hv d their The spokesman said Robeson id operate new la It ci either f these would hi he of can be used or for McMahon told reporters no de- has been reached on where he plants will bc Pi e- his announced he site may embrace many lie said that among Ihe factors selection will be Tiess to a large supplies ol water and power and ability lo response lo nn said the urea chosen will be as soon as lhe selec of of slimmer at Ihe Naval Air Leonard K. been asked lo give up his he tint leave the had The department then notified immigration and diplo- was immediately available for which has in various uncials that the passport crn California cities and in said lhe strikes will be made by Slar jet While declining In reveal the r exact number of planes 111 Of Thomas said will An unmasked bandit last night a and effective held up the manager of a Planes of the attacking force Store al Piedmont rendezvous over San Jose at obtained in p.m. and reach Oakland a short eneil three wilh a lime and fled before police could be John of 203 Linda Fire Perils Riviera Aug. Raging forest threw sections of thf French Riviera into a panic Gl Freed in Murder II e r m a n told police the bandit 1-.-MV-A. U.S. Aimy met him at Hie door as he was acquitted Cpl. Raymond locking up al thrust 1. Dean of today ot harces of. murdering a German small black automatic in his ibs and forced him to open the
