Syracuse Herald Journal (Newspaper) - June 18, 1949, Syracuse, New York Warm and Humid j 3 A -.72 9 63 65 11 RAC USE A AS SYRACUSE N Y SATURDAY JUNE 1949 NA Complete Coverage NIGHT EDITION YOU NO Housing Opposition Defended MISSING IN AREA MARTIN REPLIES TO TRUMA i WASHINGTON House Republican Leader A W said day a for lobby is for opposition to i President Truman's housing Replying to Mr Truman's sharp attack on the real estate lobby for I fighting the housing measure i i 4 I I ONLY LOBBY that hms been contacting rne consists of who are trying to put over There has been lobby in that direction I my judgment the people the are influenced by the fact that they have to realize that if we are I going to keep our finances in shape must cut down on The Weatherman Won't Even Say i A DROUTH record will be broken tomorrow t jf the forecast of no rain and row comes true The record of no measurable rain is 25 days iu Today is ilie straight day rain A sprinkles reported in some of the last Xo precipitation was noted at the airport weather bureau and Andrew P Keller said a sprinkle couldn't be measured look said as he reported that the rain area in the east is Yesterday Buffalo recorded 02 and a trace Although rahi did strike A shower ivas reported about 6 P.M yesterday at Eagle Park Oneida two miles east of Bridgeport There will be no raiu today or tomorrow and conditions do look good for rain next week Keller said He explained that a high pressure area At- two or three miles is acting like an iron tain forcing rain storms Into Canada i Yesterday the mercury climbed to 89 to break record for the date SS In 1936 will be the ninth straight with SO heat The forecast calls for m O 80s tomorrow 3 Rivers Go Out Of Banks MAN SHOT LETTERS i Alartin contended no houses be built under the AFTER SHOOTING Donna 27 of holding daughter f tj enters police district fc L rf said she admitted fatal shooting of Richard Bard of he attacked sister AP Wirephoto saying Girl Marine ARMY BRASS IN mg i 159 Mrs Donna H a wartime gunsmith la the Marine was first degree ter in- the slaying of her rejected suitor Mrs expectant j was accused in Police Court information shooting Richard N 27 an ployed Ilion Arraigned Police Mrs Robinson was released in- cash bail pending a Court examination Wednesday grand jury meets Tuesday Mrs Robinson told police Bard grabbed yesterday in a driveway next to Child's Hospital She fired six shots at him from a revolver she Was carrying in District Attorney Julian B said Two of the bullets struck Hrway said Tiie Miss Ruth was released in her own as a material witness WASHINGTON It couldn't be of but before a congressional committee yesterday indicates that about Army officers are going around In their under- school wife who is a I third and her sister drove here yesterday from t Mad Is on to visit their in the hospital them Mrs Robinson's and one The lives in Otego but had been in they police Bard had threatened to them The district gave this version of the n i i GRABBED Stiss and tried to choke her as The House Armed is complaints of uniform makers that the Army is stealing their business by making its suits The Army denies Secretary Gray said the Army is making only 10 per cent of uniforms needed by its of- Stanley -a spokesman for private uniform said ioO have been rut down to the point they make only four per cent happened to the other per asked Chairman Hebert don't Cummings ad- couldn't be possible they're walking around without could He promised check the manufacturers on how many uniforms each is making Clash Feared PARIS thousand Paris police forces moved into position today to prevent a ened clash between thousands of Communists and followers of Gen Charles de Gaulle meeting less than a mile apart The government cancelled all police leaves and called out the biggest concentration of forces since the Communist inspired tion for IS and would look as if this is one of the big money bills that should be de- Mr in a letter to Speaker Sam charged that little group of men is trying to j gress and the country on his j ing proposals THE which be debated in the j House beginning next calls for the construction of j 000 public units in sevea i It provides also for establishment of programs for slum clearance in cities and for ments in farm housing do not recall ever having a more deliberate campaign of misrepresentation and distortion against legislation of such crucial importance to the public Mr Truman said r He said the actual cost of the would be about j in 30 of 000 as estimated by real estate in- The actual of each public housing would be he not or more FRIEND'S QUARREL OVER Probers Deny Censorship Of Textbooks Press i VA W J walked from the automobile October and 7 7 Observers Page Column fear tnat Wood would The threatened developed into a Communist challenge of Gaullist forces who scheduled a ceremony at to honor Philippe triumphant into the 2d 2 Shot During Strike Melee HI Two union men were shot two members of a- rival union beaten in a melee that broke out last night among z crowd of ing American Zinc Company ployes The men who shot were Joe former financial of Local CXO and Smelter Workers which called a strike at the pony's plant here last and Hodriguez a member of the strike committee Both were taken to an East St Louis hospital for Roughed up py a crowd of about 300 which included wives of the were Angelo and Joe T wno ied a revolt oti to Midwestern locals in objections from the Smelters Workers ine stages The led CXO Metal Workers which last Tuesday lost a tional Labor Relations Board tion to the Smelter Workers bv 34 votes FLORENCE MOORE CHICAGO Robert E is recovering in a tal today frem a bullet suffered when he was shot by a business executive friend after a drinking bout former husband of socialite ter of Col R last night declined to sign a complaint against the executive Carl Albert who is in jaU John assistant state's sain Moore signed a statement admitting he shot but said the which occurred in Moore's was accidental Ke said they over Moore's former dress salon who won a divorce in U 8 Protest Fails 1 House j Un-American Activities formally assured the nation's j today it doesn't intends censor textbooks or with academic freedom The assurances were distributed by letter They were Intended t quiet some of the furore broke out among schools and and within the committee a request for lists i of textbooks THE committee Is trying to the letter is check up on serious allegations made about by Sons of ithe American intimated that propaganda been into some books j The started the flurry j j by writing to various state and j city boards of education and to than 70 colleges uni- picked at ing list of textbooks and mentary together with which are being used bx your institution in the fields economics history i political science and American TWO MARYLAND HIT By the Associated Press Thousands reported and at least 15 isons missing today in the lof flash floods that struck West Virginia and jland following torrential rains At least seven persons were j missing after a flash flood poured a swollen river through a college town of Police had unconfirmed reports that eight to 10 were missing in the W where the Potomac went out of its banks Fire Chief AUen of said the entire town was a state of X and Associated Press Mrs Agnes E Gamier with lawyer after verdict Calif An jury has convicted Mrs Agnes E Gamier of manslaughter in the of her wealthy employer and John E Owen i Irene Rich Big 4 Presses V On Trade Pact prison She had testified she acted seif defense when Owen 68 al motivated ions to Mrs Gamier blinked rapidly as verdict was announced last after nearly eight hours of sen oa night alter nearly dent the National but''she managed House Owners she was Jed back to fatally shot -in tha bedroom nothing to she told nearby Hills April 22 She was charged with j PARIS Dower murdering him But the jury apparently sided diplomats concentrated today on removing the obstacles delaying agreement with Russia on an trian independence treaty The and Russian foreign ministers after a will reconvene tomorrow and settle the problem Judge Russell Waite set 10 Wednesday lor sentencing But Mrs Sam in some with the state's Houston immediately said contention that Mrs will ask for a new sign a five-year eco- ence Reds Search BOY AND MOM WILL TOUR BY y the The announcement They also are expected to cis- a code of which eliminate the barriers to PRAGUE ment officials conceded today police searched the palace of Arch- Fla following a four-hour early Julia T stood 10 feet in some parts of the town Harvey said the Hood reached a crest of 15 feet between midnight and 1 A M The flood came after cloudbursts a prolonged dry swelled the Dry and the north the doah Paver EO that they overflowed and joined Houses were inundated and swept away hours the entire was or water Telephone communication and electric power were restored early today to portions the town region They unable to confirm a report that at least five persons were lost in the Moorefield j yesterday drove the Potomac River's north and south branches out of their banks j isolating entire communities ing of British and Diplomats continued Rides in Nebraska Yugoslavs Warn Italy on Trieste hoofbeats of the pony resounded across the Ne braska plains once again today Cheating out a revival of forgotten chapter in ica's westward i The Nebraska Horse Clubs sponsor of the moved its horses points along the Lincoln Highway French Division on Aug Communist leaders called the plans to honor a and uled their own meeting for 90 minutes earlier at 2 P.M less than away carry pouches of mail across the Estate on horseback TODAY'S FEATURES 4 Killed as Plane Strikes Mountain KOME The Italian news agency Astra reports that left to the Chinese government are Provinces Rebel ac it was to claim as o CANTON still i leaders of Slovene Liberation slav leaders have warned Italy to flipping away from Nationalist lay off Trieste and respect the a highly reliable foreign peace treaty source said today The leaders spoke in t iin the dispute in j to driver a special sermon Connection with Corpus Christi a ner leave for Detroit will His year-old mother will push MTs Clair says she was Miss Hungary in and is a former actress e purpose of the as crow farther Police said there was lour and one- half inches of rain in 24 hours Some 400 persons out of the south side of a town of as cut it off It is located on the Potomac's south be- tween the Shenandoah and mountains I A M j miles as the barrow for the town could only be en- to see his last night at a in con- with Sunday's vote in Trieste's when those favoring a return to Italy won 40 of the 60 council seats reported a western province recently refused to turn over rice taxes it had collected to the A southern province ernor seized government minting have been called to Vienna I conference with legation ceremonies for an officials of i It Liner is Held Up Italy A maritime s reported earlier that eave his palace and his address at the Strachov astery in Prague Should the leader of Catholics be allowed from and I vc spent Mrs Eva St now a keeper at a Jacksonville tourist 1 guess it's a crazy thing to do but Dolphie was bom crippled after I was separated his residence it would were machinery and still has it strike here prevented that rumors that he was is sn the In the he liner from of there have only a for Kew York but II cargo ships were permitted to leave which includes Trieste ider link with the government An Army Air Force training plane crashed into Cumberland ITS A TOtE to try to killing all four f bnt the trials of Alper 01 the craft 5 Judith Coplon and top Arthur public officials will the country tions at the nearby She Mentioned Unmentionables i excited for a in column The Nation Today en the editorial The following are on pages 14 and Comics Ida Jean Kain Dean Crossword Horoscope features are on the following and letters 4 Financial 6 Radio 20 Social News S Sports Amusements S Bridge 14 Churches 7 Classified 6 town Air rorce said the were reserve officers from the Cleveland area Ke withheld identity of the men until their next of kin are Blast Injures 7 NEW YORK six of them were today in an explosion and fire that a two-story garage on The blast occurred after And She's Glad Says Lingerie Correspondent I Out A pound son was born to Mrs Lucien j last 47 hours birth of his six-pound twin ter i Editorials TOD ATS PAGE an automobile caught fire and flames spread to its gas tank The 1 injured hurled to the street by the force of the then burned by flames that shot to second story of the building Mrs Dorothy who wrote to administrator Paul Hoffman about her expressed today that she has in bringing the subject the open Mrs Rockcliffe is 36 a haired matron who lives in a duplex in suburban Hitcham She not only manages the housework but works as a typist And the most exasperating problem facing her and some millions of English women is she said Recently Mrs Rockcliffe that Mr Hoffman had dropped a remark that most Britons have only one set of cotton under- wear couldn't resist an impulse to he write to tell him how right Mrs Rockcliffe now my undies are being talked about at an American Senate committee hearing my i why not face the tion If every British women were honest she would she is in much the same position as i Then Rockcliffe explained the position The top layers of her the outer clothing she called fairly respectable But the lower the undies are a sight They she I wrote to Mr I walk about every day keeping my fingers hoping I don't get knocked she observed It was et a Senate committee where Hoffman read letter the to emphasize the age of such textiles for the I I Great Expectations young expect too star in Hollywood young bride wouldn't speak to husband at fast one on return in the evening she wouldn't speak to him again Ke begged her for an tion and bursting into she Joe if I dream agai I caught you ing Sue 111 go straight back home to silver lining has i as much time as getting him well long ago he had and asked me for a wheelbarrow ride as soon as he got well He enjoyed It so much I thought we'd the trip to Detroit by Way to Man's Heart Sng asked Brian Mitchell to a penny to prove his love for her Brian did News of the- feat spread through his school To amuse his Brian then lowed 10 two small a metal chain and 24 empty cartridge Ke then went home and ate a dinner of Irish potatoes asid treacle tart parents rushed him to a hospital when they heard what he had done for love X-rays verified the odd assortment in his stomach is ing fo see U he will need an operation tered by a roundabout route through Va Police said that on Page tf Column CARDINAL MINDSZENTY SPEAKS BEFORE HIS by the Communist dominated m e n t of Cardinal Mindszenty had a series of documents smuggled out of the country These published in a tell the Cardinal's story of the events that led to his conviction and sentencing to life in prison A condensation of the Mindszenty will appear in the Herald Journal and in a of articles For the story of the Cardinal's fight against Communism and how opposition is eliminated be- hind the Iron this series is a It- starts in the q and continues in The Herald I 4 j V State Police Capt Basil E said at that the was pretty and that some residents in the lowlands may have lost their lives New rains dispelled hope pf im- mediate abatement the flood waters Among the were State Police CpL A M his wife and children home on the river bank near Petersburg was swept away during the night L t MEAN the crest of the which struck last night after torrential rolled ward towards W Va had unconfirmed reports that eight to 10 others ing in the
