Panama City News-Herald (Newspaper) - January 13, 1952, Panama City, Florida TODAY MONDAY TIDE TIMES High Panama Mart ul TELEPHONE 8585 590 me WEATHER Partly cloudy to cloudy warmer Moderate east to southeast winds VOL 11 SIXTEEN PACKS ASSOCIATED PRESS POLL LEASED WIRE SERVICE PANAMA CITY FLORIDA SUNDAY JANUARY 13 1952 NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSOCIATION COMPLETE SERVICE PRICE 10 CENTS Gen MacArthur Is Backing Taft Brewster Claims Tub Beating Moves To San Francisco During Week Soviets Seek World Ban On Atomic Weapon Vishinsky Colls For Removal of Foreign Troops from Korea PARIS L-B Russia's Andrei Y Vishinsky proposed Saturday a ban on atomic weapons Will Tell Why and How Dr Avery Accepts Invitation To Discuss World University At UN Agency's Conference Dr J H Avery pastor of the First Baptist church of Panama City has accepted an invitation to discuss his idea of a world university at the Third National Conference of the United States National Commission for UNESCO to be held in New York at Hunter College and United Nations quarters January Brewster said Saturday he believes Gen Douglas MacArthur is very much in sympathy the of Senator Robert A Taft of Ohio lor the can presidential nomination Brewster a Taft supporter also told a news conference he thinks it is altogether likely that Arthur may come out publicly in support of Taft before the can nominating convention in Dr Avery will present his views on The Why and How of a World University in Section Meeting HI January 23 and international control of atomic energy on a continuing basis He called this a and momentous step forward and on Monday x the West to match his ln Work on Tues day morning January 29 also renewed his de- The invitation came to Dr Avery action At the same time Brewster said Vishinsky mands for urgent consideration of from Dr Georce D the Korea issue and called for Went of the University of Illinois an immediate cease fire with the is tne chairman of the United opposing forces to withdraw from States National Commission for He i UNESCO It asked Dr Avery to be all a delegate to the conference and forces and volunteers from to on the world university r three months idea Avery developed skv made his move in the ta brochure which has attracted widespread interest and Parallel in 10 called for the withdrawal of NUGGETS OF of Gold is the description given by Mrs William Taylor of land Ohio of cortisone pills which I keep two-year-old Bobby Taylor alive The youngster has kept a ahead of death by taking may be tlie largest amount of the drus administered to one in country Suffering from anemia Bobby neres an i OI IS i j 11 ne considers oen D K1 which has received favorable com- Eisenhower an indispensable man General Ai in Europe as commander of the i was j North Atlantic defense forces j mands of the West I is in the GOP race by I vrnen Vishinsky tossed a revised i virtue of 1 accept the nomination but won't i seek it The two other avowed candidates j for the GOP nomination as well nl from leading United Nations to meet the statement he would i resolution before the Political Com- 1 at the end of a two-hour i speech Ambassador Ernest A Gross of the United States said his delegation would study it of the daily pills that up to a monthly of Be- sirics cortisone Bobby has had nearly 100 blood transfusions and u major operation removal of the spleen NEA Petition Sought Against Tot Lots Court Action Is Taken By Lauren Merriam Jr A petition to enjoin the j j as spokesmen for Taft and j fully hower will have an opportunity to The i thump tubs for their causes next j week at a meeting of the can national committee in San Francisco Gov Earl Warren of California land former Gov Harold E Stassen of Minnesota are scheduled to ad- i dress the meeting Taft is sending his campaign manager David 8 Soviet Union demanded In 1948 the conclusion of simultaneous SOVIETS Page 2 and UNESCO officials as well as from prominent State Department officials This brochure undertook to show why a world university is needed and how it can be through the United Nations in collaboration with UNESCO the Turn to DR AVERY 2 16 Planes Lost By U S Forces In Week's Fighting But 12 Red MIGs Are Downed 14 Damaged Within Same Period SEOUL Korea U s Far East Air Forces announced Saturday their costliest week of the air war in Korea three sabre jets show down in dogfights and 13 other planes destroyed by nist ground fire Reds to Execute Five Czechs for Spying for U.S Prague Retaliates For Enactment of Mutual Security Bounced DR J H AVERY receives distinct honor An Air Force spokesman said the i average Allied loss since other Czechs were last spring has been about seven to life terms BULLETINS Ingalls to speak for him hower will be represented by tor Henry Cabot Lodge of national manager of the President GOP movement The San Francisco meeting of the committee on Thursday and Friday also draw Republican leaders from 11 western states It provides an for the candidates or their managers to support at the party's of a Tot Lot playground for i nominating convention next July children in the Cove area and to out on the issues as as been filed with the Clerk of mc Court j sf Senator Brewster is just back FHA Director Fired WASHINGTON K Earl Peters Federal Housing tration director for Indiana was fired Saturday on the ground that a mortgage on a building he owns was insured through his own office Suez Battle Rages ISMAILIA Egypt JP A heavy gun battle between troops of the British Coldstream Guards and Egyptian guerrillas broke out Saturday near the Tel El Kebir railway station in the Suet Canal Zone the British reported be of public funds where there is no necessity other than agitation by those acting from personal tives On January 8 the City sion agreed to purchase a plot of in the 300 block on South Palo Alto for and turn the perty into a Tot Lot or playground for small children of the hood A few minutes after the Commission voted to purchase the property Merriam said he would test the agreement in court nomination Four Running For Legislature Frank Allen May Or May Not Get in Race The race for Bay county's two j posts in the state legislature at day following the City Com- i weekend appeared to be a mission meeting at which the Tot for newcomers and Lot proposal was adopted j neither of the Btn said that everybody wants having made known his in- Tnt Lois but want them in somebody else's back yard tentions for the future The derby tightened The plaintiff said the playground I Saturday when Attorney Bert vould be situated 16 feet from his j Davenport announced that he would -ing room window i seek nomination to the seat now held by Incumbent Joseph I complaint m which is The j t h e charges hat the Tot Lot will whether he would seek another term in the house of lawmakers Going to the post with wlu De Peace Jutice D c turned over to a certain exclusive for use by them as a Tot Lot or playground for their j hand at beating the lists the City of Panama j votes Suggs announced his Mayor Carl R Gray Com- tions some time aso Suggs and missioners Abbott Browne Howard j Davenport seek representative Callas Thomas F M posts in Group One Nelson Jr City Manager Grady j j Ed stokes veteran Courtney and City Clerk Harry er and no stranger in Tallahassee Harris deceased as defendants having already served several Tne proposal to establish the Tot j terms as a Bay county Lot was Drought to the attention tive and Newcomer Wilford Yarn of the City Commission by a group are dueling for the nomination in of Tyndall Field officers wives i Group Two Incumbent and sponsored in the commission Courtney counted himself almost by Commissioner Abbott Browne j but not quite out of the race with alter he and the original sponsors tnB that j havern made picked the location they thought a final decision yet but I'm sure that I will not be a suitable Merriam in his of com- candidate plaint for a permanent injunction I Husky Frank Allen veteran in said he would show that the city i the Bay county school system has has no intention of creating a j been widely discussed as a lic park or Tot Lot on the premises sible candidate but his real for the use of all the inhabitants tions are still a question mark pi Panama City but that these public funds are sought to be ex- pended for the sole and private benefit and use of a certain select group and the great majority of the residents of Panama City will be excluded from the use and en- Fire Ousts Miamians MIAMI uP A spectacular fire damaged six buildings in southwest Miami Saturday several families from their homes and caused damage estimated at 5 Missing in Alaska FAIRBANKS Alaska IP An Air Force with five men aboard was missing In the Alaska interior Saturday after the pilot radioed he was hopelessly lost Iran Gets Tough TEHRAN Iran JP The Iranian government demanded in a note that all nine British con- in Iran be closed by Jan Union Auto Blasted PIKEVILLE Ky IP An automobile owned by a United Mine organizer in lie County was blown to bits international board member Tom Rancy reported here Bride Leaps to Death KEW YORK A sea captain's bride jumped 10 stories to her death Saturday at about the time her husband was to take his ship out to sea from Tampa Fla Police said the wife Amy Benson 27 recently suffered a nervous breakdown Fumes Kill Three OAKLAND Calif Fumes from a newly installed gas heater killed a mother and her two young sons The husband and children's father Henry Statner a watch repairman found them all lying in the single bedroom of the property sought to purchased The city has not yet purchased the property but has agreed to buy It as soon as a clear title is pre- sented by city Attorney W L FARM MISHAPS DROP TAMPA Florida Safety Council said Saturday its annual survey of farm accidents and showed a decline in 1951 The year's total of nine fatalities was six less than 1950 the council said Warren Rumor Hit SAN FRANCISCO liam F Oakland former national man told a GOP meeting that a vicious rumor was lated that Gov Earl of California 1952 presidential candidate has cancer Smokes Reefer Teenagers Are Rounded Up In New York Marijuana Probe NEW YORK CAP The discovery of a smoking boy has led to the disclosure of ful gangs of dope addicts supplied police say by a peddler The child sent to Belle vue pital for treatment as a habitual smoker of marijuana cigarettes was the first of at least a dozen youngsters rounded up by police in the Bronx since Tuesday Capt Peter Terranova of the narcotics squad disclosed Friday that the told of his addiction when questioned about continued truancy from school A widespread investigation then revealed the existence of three gangs separated by age with with older boys Those up to 11 years old were called the those be- tween 12 and 15 the and those between 16 and 18 the seniors None of the youthful addicts was arrested but parents were told of their plight Eight of the boys one only 13 years old were described as experienced at taking dope by hypodermic injections A coy Truman Not To Ask Tax Boost Believe Tighter Law Enforcement Answer WASHINGTON Truman has about decided not to ask this Congress for new boosts in income or excise tax rates informed officials said Saturday Rather they said the President will hit hard for a twin program of a tighter tax law ment and by the plugging of what he has termed loopholes ing the government several billion dollars of revenue yearly Officials who may not be named said Mr Truman's political ers cautioned against an all-out for an jn tax rates Barring a last-minute change of mind they said the President has agreed planes Recent weeks have 10 planes attesting to the growing challenge of Red air er and anti-aircraft The 12 MIGS shot down during the past week brought to 210 the number of swift Red jet fighters destroyed by Allied planes since the beginning of the war said 51 others were probably de- and 325 damaged In Washington the Air Force announced United Nations aerial losses from all causes exceed 900 since the war's beginning The 1 note ure was said to include 532 Navy and carrier -based Marine planes The Prague Radio quoted the court as saying this latest trial would be an example to all criminals legalized by the American so-called Mutual ity Act of Oct 10 1951 The action followed by a few hours the Moscow announcement that a second Soviet note had been sent to the United States ment demanding repeal of the law In Washington the State ment said the United States ready had rejected the Russian j providing funds for set aside 100 million dollars for aiding I persons residing in or lost through enemy action tte I frora Communist countries b t losses i Such Persons could be formed available figure thus far 423 SEEKS TO MARRIAGE Agnes Sasser 22 Atlanta solved her band dilemma by filing suit for the annulment of her second riage Her first husband ggt Walter Dixon was reported lulled in a Korean engagement so she married Pfc hasser Then Dixon's name appeared on the Communist Prisoner of War List That Is still alive was con- firmed recently when Mrs ser received a letter from him NEA Who was to the told police that the source of supply for the gangs was Hector Lopez 19 Lopez was held Friday in Court on bail on charges of illegal possession of narcotics ranova said police found a tity of heroin on Lopez when he was arrested Thursday night Police said Lopez refused to sell to anyone than 18 for fear he might be dealing with a undercover detective U S Air Force combat planes lost to enemy action through Jan 11 The 423 figure did not include losses by attached units such as South Africans Australians U S Marines Republic of Korea Army liaison types service plane losses or Navy planes There were three brief dogfights over Northwest Korea Saturday but no damage to either side was reported Sabre jet pilots spotted some 200 MIGs north of the Yalu River in Manchuria but only about half ventured south of the border into North Korea On the snow mantled front Allied raMing parties probed Communist positions on the ern and central sectors against light to moderate resistance No large-scale fighting was reported United Nations Outvote Reds On Collective Action PARIS ft The United Nations adopted Saturday over bitter sian opposition a plan designed to meet the threat of aggression where in the world through col- elements of military forces supporting the North Atlantic ty Organization or for other poses The Soviet Union charging the law was intended to finance in Russia and her lites was defeated in the United Nations in an effort to get a asking for repeal of the act Since October an attack on the Mutual Security Law has run trial held in Russia Hungary land Bulgaria Romania Albania and Czechoslovakia The Prague Radio said the five sentenced to death in the latest trial were Jan Emanuel Rendl Jaroslav Dvorak Josef Liska and Peter The radio said all confessed they were recruited in refugee in the American Zone of Germany spied ou defense installations in Western and Northern Bohemia i and tried to get names and I graphs of a prominent factory j manager army officers and lead- I ing Communists who were marked j for later assassination The reasoning of Mr Truman's action The vote was 51 to political aides was said to be that the administration shouldn't stick its neck out needlessly on behalf of another tax boost since chances of enactment are so dim Key Congress members of both parties have said that barring a with three abstentions The resolution enacts the basic principles of a introduced by Secretary of State Dean Acheson It further strengthens the free U N General Assembly in Both Sides Are Willing to Give Korean Airfield Issue May Be Negotiated Carlsen Rejects u u c L 1 Fog Halts Search Movie Offers Hell Seamen SEATTLE 7 The Remain With Sea shrouded curtain of i th FALMOUTH Kurt Carlson crew Saturday Atomic Power for Some the shy little sea captain turned down Saturday the glamor of lywood and its for rights to his saga of supreme age and endurance aboard his snip Flying Enterprise I Firmly the skipper said nobody was going to buy him away from the sea Carlsen said he just isn't inter- i in offers totalling i 30.000 and 40.000 pounds j to which already have been made for the film and story rights to his duel with the sea aboard his ill-fated freighter which sank 37 out in the Atlantic Thursday He came back to i from an undisclosed hideout i where he rested to make an official I report to shipping agents ou the of the Flying Enterprise in the worst North Atlantic hurricane in half a century out war there will be no general i meeting threats of peace such as tax hike this year the Korean outbreak when the Security Council finds itself strung by the veto used most frequently by the Soviet Un- ion The resolution would permit the United Nations to call on security forces such the North Atlantic Treaty Pennsylvania and its to meet aggression i anywhere Bay Sanitation Up to Standard Restaurants Measure Up to U S Yardstick NEW YORK Special county is one of a comparatively limited number of communities in the United States which nave tation regulations for public eating and drinking establishments that meet official Government ards This was revealed by United States Public Health Service in a study of the progress made in restaurant sanitation i n recent years Ordinances and other regulations meeting Federal standards are now in effect in but 675 and 346 counties across the country This however represents a considerable advance since 1946 when the previous tabulation was made The number of people under protection then was only half what it is now The Government's model nance was developed as an aid in protecting citizens from diseases emanating from public dining and drinking places It vides for the purity of edibles and beverages sold their proper age and handling and for the liness of utensils and equipment In addition to Bay County 73 municipalities and counties have adopted these Korea Allied negotiators iua to yield j been in effect in Bay County since issue of re- Pacific dropped a over the search for The Coast Guard the search ordered all planes out of the area as visibility cui to 300 Hopes had been buoyed late day by reported sighting of floating debris 24 to 34 miles south and ast of the last reported tion of the disabled vessel Soviet bloc countries cast the five negative ballots Argentina India and Indonesia abstained HOT IN FAIRBANKS Alaska was basking in a live heat wave Saturday after breezes from the Pacific snapped a coid spell that had sent j memory to as low as j decrees below zero Visit Florida in 1951 JACKSONVILLE 1951 Florida vacationers and visitors from virtually every state in the union snd from a ber of foreign lands the Florida State Chamber of Commerce said Saturday This is the greatest number of tourists ever to visit the state the state chamber added slightly on the building North Korean airfields a major block in the truce talks The question of building and re- pairing airfields in Red Korea is the last remaining issue before the subcommittee considering sion of an armistice Freedom of choice in Even Better System Planned For County Plans for even a better sanitary standards the survey tion program are underway for the is a major issue in j eating and drinking establishments tne other subcommittee in Bay County said County ing exchange of prisoners of war tarian John in this United Nations Command j In t camp tne grew inspected three or four times tnat bota sides give a little 1 a but with th The Reds already have shown Tne graae system for the somr of modifying discarded in stand On Dec 2 their vcr tne Plan Standard North Korean General Nam i be met before il said emphatically the North are issued Wainwright Koreans would rebuild military fields during the armistice STORM HITS RENO worst snowstorm since hit Reno Used Clothing Push Successful thousands of items were collected Saturday in the used campaign for the Child Service Center The drive was very said Mrs William J Cook Jr Among the items were more than 100 pairs of shoes Fifteen local Boy Scouts assisted in the tion If anyone was missed he is asked to call Mrs Cook et or Mrs J W Toy at Monday Women who drove automobiles during the pick-up tour were Mrs Don Fraser Mrs Toy Mrs old Wager Mrs Tucker Mrs Thomas Smith Mrs James Mrs Alton Boyd Mrs John Whited Mrs J V Richie G T and Mrs Cook Navy Planning to Construct Ten WASHINGTON secretary Dan Kimball said Saturday the vy plans to build a series of ten one a year for a decade and that it hopes some will be driven by atomic power He presented this project as part of a picture of how the nation's naval power has expanded since the start of tne Korean War and how it will grow in the future if the Russian menace continues Prototype of the new family of carriers bigger by about tons than any now afloat will he the USS Forrestal under con- tract for building at Newport News Va The Forrestal will be an en- tirely new type carrier a true The usual island super- structure Will be retractable to low use of the full width of the flight deck This will mean that big atomic bomb carrying planes can take off and land In an address prepared for the annual dinner of the National organization of cers and former officers of the armed forces Kimball said the Forrestal will embody the latest advances in naval aviation Then he If world conditions continue as they are and if no satisfactory Firemen Really Have Busy Time at Blaze ROCHESTER N Y men who answered sn alarm in a private home Saturday A fire a sleepy baby ter other men trapped by smoke and flames and lour of measles The aroused baby sifter niched to the mm He too became trapped but the firemen rescued all safety the sitter's four of whom haci measles the fire Many Help Accident Victim Richard Johnson Recovering in Mobile Hospital Flown There For Operation BY DAW by the in his Wynn Johnson is new sister and his mother a little boy to But at the corner of and Only recently a food handlers school for the managements was held and next month a school is expected to be held for the j plovers in the school will be but numerous are to be conducted Father Jailed As Tots Burn to Death us W school you boy in t of Su morning or t in a in a to pistol almost ss in all bo as to was settlement is reached by the free j Wonts Cut In Federal Payroll world and the forces of nism the Navy intends to seek funds to build at least one of these year for the next 10 ships per years It is my earnest hope that some of these subsequent vessels if we build at this rale will be atomic powered WASHINGTON A cut at 10 cent in thr I civilian was day by Hop major economy save a billion i Mrs Samuel the automobile was involved Jinks Avenue he in an accident a city bus No- is sure ed because Jacobs has been in sMe to say At any Mrs Fred Ausland 8 who was the bus at- tho time reached the automobile seconds after the found Richard pinned under the wheel of the Ke appeared not to be Mrs had never had i training as a nurse and had no children of her own But she thought fast T blew my breath in his and continued to blow an until he era sped and moaned ly the And that action by who haci never seen Richard be- fore bin he was saved life Turn to Paye 2 stranger j And he s alive and ori the road to re- this because of it This is the story of P old child an a a op and an Thursday cr entered Lisenby to pre sent Richard with a tor Richard went to Mrs Jacobs Friday morning Mrs Jacobs cm: of her own with the children in her Jo 113 nnd Michael Jl to school and i she Soys Mate Used Her As Sparring Partner LCS In a divorce Mrs Velia Arenas C2 test fled she grew tired of her boxer husband using her for a partner She and Alfonso Apples Arenas 23 had been married less than five months v hen the decree granted Friday
