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   Rocky Mount Evening Telegram (Newspaper) - February 23, 1952, Rocky Mount, North Carolina                                PHONES Dial 5161: Dial 5162: Society and News Dial 516S: Dial 5164: EVENING and continued cool rain 120  N. C. SATURDAY FEBRUARY 23,1952  and * * PRICE FIVE Taken From Tanker By Coast life raft with Second Mate Willard F. Fahrner and Third Mata Vincent A. toward the U. S. Coast Guard Cutter Yakutat while Coast Guardsmen prepare to lower another life raft to rescue the tanker men from the Fort off Mass. Two other Hearing For New York Scheduled On Revenue Setup In New York Sent To B. im A starting date ior the long-awaited hearings Into the New York internal revenue 1 situation is expected to be set early ' next week by House tax for some are understood to be returnable although it may be several weeks before public hearings King chairman of the House ways and means investigating not expected back until next week from San Francisco where the inquiry group has just completed hearings on the Northern California tax committee records dealing with the New York setup are under committee lock and key after being rushed here from the committee's staff offices in New removal was ordered when a federal grand unexpectedly moved into the investigation while the committee was on the West The grand jury move brought charges of the a statement issued in San Chairman King Program Of Western Allies To Cost Taxpayers Some Alarm Sutton Pal After Capture In An alarm was broadcast today for a 15-year-old school Kirl and her alleged abductor after the two were seen to drive out of town in a small truck girl was identified Cecil a student at Federalsburg high said a warrant was Issued for Eddie 22. to be a resident of was last seen leavine the yesterday afternoon and entering the Friends said she and Small then drove was wearing a white checkered skirt and a green to the state police Loopholes To Be Is Critical Of Revenue G. MILTON for the Captain were also rescued from the bow section after the vessel broke in two during the Justice and Treasury off cape This was by Harold Schefts of N. Feb. 19. He on his first trip to sea on the Cutter Paying Through Defends For Declares Hunt Story On charge denied by the of Sen. George i said its New York inquiry the com- i seems to have been some expects to hear from pretty loose handling of certain er Internal Revenue George told a Joseph Nunan target he there John J. Williams In to be I Senate alleging new ir- tighter rules regularities involving the Internal ing former employes of the Revenue Bureau his Williams permission to act as counsel for charged that one had i been collected of nearly two mil i George said action will be taken lion dollars owed by four by the Senate Finance NEW YORK payers represented by Nunan after i which he and the House By EDWIN B. | More than three million dollars magazine it gave Gen. he left the revenue and Means LW Sen. Hunt went to while ship nn Williams said they were among writes tax said today the they even reached the and comment on a story 102 tax cases in which Nunan Two investigating paying through Hunt the watchdog about him in advance of special Treasury and for a of on expects to pry deeper ment to act in private described tax loopholes as multi-million dollar program that French officials inj the magazine j legal are site of the North African had good for our con- This prompted Sen. Hugh Butler i they said in separate Says French Charging U. S. Tax On Equipment Used To Build Bases For Story About General Kling identified by New York's Police Commissioner George Monaghan as a pal of Willie Sutton and one of the ten most wanted of the nation's stands with one of his detective Thomas Walsh in the East 22nd Street station New after being taken in a Brooklyn rooming Monaghan holds two of the 19 pairs of handcuffs found in Kling's On the table are guns and burglar is chairman of a Senate i are insisting upon taxing i that it reflected his present defense investigating S. materials and equipment digging into charges of waste in for the the story to call for a law which ' subcommittee's would completely do with i into a profitable surplus granting such permission to shiP deal be a in construction ofj Assistant Secretary of the Sen. Robert A. Tait of Ohio ' eral employes until two years after The subcommittee is headed Railway Tanker Derailed Near ACL secret air bases in Edwin V. Huggins test Mied j for the Republican presidential Africa and in Greenland near the j that eventually all the air i nomination but would will over i Harold E. Stassen Occurs Near Friday's 20-Car Pileup Of ACL Work Continued To Clear left government I Sen. Hoey also a member Butler said he had asked the I of the Finance Department to las voiced a similar hope these public the although the Qen Dwight D. Eisenhower if one i its opposition to a George one recent The make military and civilian states is paying all of them were The House months in mind is that OTY A s more on their j m a I developing Joseph D. - to - Southern fifteenth car fiom the i Toes in the Hunt is U. policy not to j the general investigation into all of captions and Revenue Bureau's hearings are real estate on which late next week to are being tended to the im- in the New York and investigators to pression that I am eluding activities of the a of critical J. C. of nomination Gen. Among may be E. former New by experts on the Army Engineers who are handlins i by the GOP and I only partially complete I the airbase construction personal hatred of said he hacl Alcohol Tax Unit said so far to the governor of is so. the general former Deputy that the Greenland base appointed by the A Newsweek who the North Pole and known efforts to tax U. S. day did not say whether signed as head of the bv the code name of and had made any comment | alcohol and former cost more tlian 100 million | Hardin said the tax disputes now j on the hut it spH Commissioner Daniel dollars and still is not are being negotiated in not see in advance the On another investigative are told that Blue Jay by State headline which a House judiciary subcommittee in sinpe and now Prefers Likes sent out a call for all cases Senate committee was learned that some in The by Newsweek's thousand workers were recruited | taxes had been paid in North i Theodore F. at for this fan Africa for the joint defense i said in north where workers drew on gasoline and other NEWSWEEK Page 2 from to an hour for the first | ment needed in a hurry to avoid 40 hours and then time more a half up to 70 and 80 hours j Chairman Hunt said the U. S. a BASES Page 2  Wants Still More Division In Military RUSSELL WASHINGTON of Lovett will be called before Congress upon his return from Lisbon to explain what some legislators said was a plan for further separating the armed said his House expenditures in the past six years by federal departments or agencies to the Justice Department In REVENUE Page 2  Challenged To TV Tex McCrary has challenged Sen. Robert A. Taft to another without a audience which almost broke up the first The Ohio candidate for or three days after Lovett Bonner told was told of the challenge in The question arose during an yt where he is on a speaking open hearing and Bonner suddenly shifted the the have to these things in The implication was the has seen a committee had picked up in Berlin directing the Air Force to establish its own supply its own corps of engineers and other special These have been furnished in the past by the Brownson said the cost of setting up separate Air Force services into billions of information of a security nature during its trip last year to the Par East and Bonner told newsmen he saw the document in subcommittee probed said Taft was wrong in writing that President Truman took weeks to confer with Congress after the Korean War broke The s insisted he was the start of the Korean saying that the President had but that this did not constitute conferred with 14 senators soon a to He declined backed by fireworks flared Mc Crary of calling him night between McCrary and Taft on the Dumont network Meets The author of the Foreign for was interviewed by Mc who George who favored the and newspaper Mc Crary claimed Taft range of subjects with the in continuing its efforts to locate waste and duplication in the military It will chairman said the hearings next will hear R. assistant Small of the Munitions Board of the as the the three service secretaries in a closed It will be SEPARATION 2  Cuts MacArthur Down To Minimum Of YORK aide to Gen. Douglas MacArthur says the former Far Eastern commander last fall with who was ousted from his Far East post by President Truman in been forced to cut five his personal Precedent for the three-man staff The Army says the reduction for unassigned the Army was set after World War Col. Laurence President Truman was reported to E. said night that have denied that such a staff from Army Secretary would be sufficient to look Jr. came through Feb. 12 any official business remaining for i campaign Sen. that the five be the said he would not within 60 Gen. George C. Marshall is the | and Gov. Johnston added in assigned to specific military is expected to Issue a and pointed out what he called Illustrating his Crary denied using the word liar and demanded a studio audience broke into jeers and cheers and threatened to disrupt the whole Fay the had to go offstage to plead for Mc Crary said he wanted another air meeting with with no studio audience. Mc Crary claimed the Thursday night attendance was packed with an See MCCRARY Page 2  the ear of freight train derailed one tank j near the overhead bridge The wreck train from US 301 here early this i S. was assigned the tying up traffic for three hours on i job of removing the damaged Atlantic Coast Line er from the southbound main after 7 a. the 8,000 gallon fuel oil tanker Railway freight was en route to left the rails as the 72-car freight already running 36 hours approached the wreckage of the combined through train Meanwhile work continued by which spilled 20 cars early Friday ACL work crews to clear the The Southern Railway bound track one mile south of diesel engine was within a Service on the southbound track throw of the ACL derailment was about 4:30 p. m. accident ' and both north and broken underframe was bound trains have been using the ed for the 4 a. m. derailment single An unidentified Southern Five freight cars and three way crewman said the train was i tankers have been moved from the at a speed of about 10 southbound track to the west side miles an hour when the air of the but another ling parted and applied emergency five cars and two ed this morning to clog the area Kan in of the the northbound One of County which resulted in 10; broke loose and the car tankers blocking northbound last only a few feet fic is of grave concern lo the entire train came to a I as it contains a load of The The track was DERAILMENT Page 2  will have more He declined to explain the announcement of the Columbus was made by FBI Chief J. Edgar Hoover from Washington and gave if credit to the Scott praised the work of the He pointed out that the entire SBI force totals 19 The FBI had 3.5 men in LOOPHOLE Page 2  Says SBI To Fight Arrests Seen In Mob Scott says he believes the SBI will make some arrests in connection with masked mob told reporters at his news conference yesterday SBI was vigorously the 12 Members Under Presumably Would Be The Associated Press The Atlantic Allies lay down today a plan to tap Western taxpayers for 300 billion dollars for they be scraped up without bringing economic cost will be spread over the three years ending with 1954 and is equal to apiece for each of the 400 million people in the IJ original Atlantic Pact council of the Norih Treaty Organization is expected to give final endorsement to the plan of study by economic so-called 12 wise men headed by U. S. Mutual Security Administrator W. Averell into its ' All the governments involved were consulted plan forms an economic tightrope for many of the European Many had to increase their arms and the 19.54 armament goals were reduced slightly to make meet under the set down ways and means to finance an army that is meant to include 30 frontline divisions audi 20 in immediate reserve by he end ol 19.52. with planned expansion I to some 88 divisions by the end of 19.54.  Included in the plan is a -I of airbases reaching from tKe 1 Arctic to the barracks such plan also NAO governments must put airfield construction ahead of other budgetary items sure the nearly 200 air bases in West Europe are finished on production Is to metals and i to be more efficiently to stretch thin steell and metal production need to baf boosted and the Allies are to scrambling for of the of manpower need to review gration policies so they can other surplus as Italy's two million European nations need to increase their dollar One suggested method is to hurry NATO Page 2  Accuse U. S. Of Slaying Large Numbers Of GEORGE A. MCARTHUR I demand thai only five ports of Korea try on each side be opened to today accused the by neutral teams during Nations of The U.N. Allies to restate his position on j cring large of prisoners ' sist on inspection at six entry the Scott answered just j in the U. N. prison camp on Koje have any place for the Klan Col. Don Darrow said that this said he had while in Washington last Monday that the Blue Ridge Parkway be renamed in honor of retiring Rep. Robert L. 88, of Laurel The idea already has passed in the House of Representatives where it was introduced by Rep. Chatham of See SBI Page 2  Kefauver Battle For latest massacre fully an agreement is reached on ports to the brutal inhumanity with of still are quite a which your side treats our of minor But they captured by your said i should not present much difficulty Col. Tsai the Communists Reds had been expected to i inject into the conference the staff officers aren't Monday riot in which 69 Korean ' even discussing the biggest issue civilian internees were killed and of all in the truce supervision the Reds an adjoining tent at build and repair military airfields jom the Reds accepted the during an xu o monthly troop rotation I Communist staff officers again j the divisions under Gen. ceiling of 35,000. Previously demanded that the U.N. accept D. had insisted 30,000; Russia as a Communist was on the neutral the Reds clung to KOREA Page 2  Approves NATO's Will Help To Spend JOHN today generally approved the sion of the North Atlantic nations to add German divisions Western Europe's defense - said it undoubtedly woulds help the administration get the billions it is asking gress to appropriate for foreign military and economic aid under the mutual security cut in the requested billion dollars for overseas ing appears as. lawmakers search for ways to trim President Truman's 85 billion lar The question is big the cut will answer is likely to dependi in part on the report of State brings back Lisbon on what the North Treaty Organization to strengthen Western against any Soviet Lisbon yesterday the Allies formally endorsed of an integrated pean army that would Provide The Associated showdown fight for the Democratic presidential nomination appeared in the making today between Sen. Estes Kefauver of Tennessee and Sen. Robert S. Kerr of Oklahoma and provided President Truman decides not to Gov. Adlai Stevenson Illinois and Vice President Barkley still were prominent in the gained strength by lining up Democratic leaders in his own state behind a V. Kansas national and a Kerr the the resignation last Army officials reported month of Lt. Col. Anthony never haad more than three aides the general's former also was assigned to Both MacArthur and claimed Kerr will gain the Army said j are still technically on active duty | 24 delegation votes and the staff reductions had been made I although not to have 200 line treatment accorded to j MacArthur had no comment on i convention other f star generals j the but Bunker told This first big test between not assigned men in New York that his chief i ver and Kerr will come in specific not agree to the reduction primary April 1.  Army said though he obeyed the Kei r's chances depend partly on vide an staff for Regulations and tradition were when Truman announces his star officers In specific military | checked carefully before The says he will back It added an thur left Tokyo for the the President if he On ior Uie personnel cut was I See MACARTHUR Page 2  the nomination regardless of McMahon a Truman said Stevenson and Barkley were the two leading alternates to the in Ohio Kefauver suggested could really assume control of the nation s purse through the aid of a budget commission working with praised the President's stand on Korea and foreign policy is right in taking a stand with the nations of Western Europe But he we give aid to foreign nations we must explain what we expect in of military Taft of campaigning m Vermont for the Republican presidential said the administration foreign policy is likely to produce war said he would reorganize the State Department if other political In New Taft was challenged bv commentator Tex McCrary to continue flared and the studio audience booed and said he did not call Taft a as the senator had but had merely commented Taft was with the in his Policy for is a supporter of Gen. Dwight D. 2. In N. Taft's southern campaign Rep. Reece told a of the NATO European defense would include a number of German as well as others fromi and the recruiting of Germans troops can the plan must See SENATE Page 2 ' Kefauver says he will i of Thursday night in which See POLITICS Page 3  Allied Warplanes Claim 10-0 Victory Over Reds In MILO FARNETTI | of some planes destroyed by Korea were ran up a score of at least i The loss of 10 planes in a week i 10-0 in their swirling jet Is just about the with Communist MIGs over since the Korean War Korea last U. S. Fifth the preceding week only Day dinner the people Pore said were The week prepared to drive out of U.N. pilots claimed 10 MIGs that the toll was 14. and the one probably The seven-day period was Sen. Carlson told an and nine No U.N. planes lighted by six straight days of N. were lost in air furious jet Fifth Air is no mystery about where j But Red ground fire took an- 4.026 combat stands on public other heavy The Air Force's fighter bombers and light which covered appeared in Times radio commentator of the advertisement asked a contribution of or and promises to send tion on how to defeat the declared the will be placed other fa rit is erip a local he not an outside local terming itself Southern has started an campaign o n h o w the Fair Deal within the Democratic party of North first he already has said said Communist carrying the brunt of the Allied much as some party and i down | attack on Communist life than some successful five That campaign continued for to ret. flights over Fifth Air Force planes Newsweek magazine clearing skies in 26.5  against accusations by Gen. I An Air Force spokesman said sorties by They cut rails in Douglas MacArthur that of the don't 29 captions and know whether they were Sabre jets went along to of an article created the tional or combat They jusi screen the They spotted erroneous that he went up there and failed to 16 MIGs the Yahi ported Eisenhower for the that's He added it was known River in but the Red dency and hated they were not lost in air pilots refused to magazine said that if the results of all The ground front for days of twilight spokesman said the pilots WAR Page 2   

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