Walla Walla Union-Bulletin (Newspaper) - May 5, 1951, Walla Walla, Washington THE WEATHER Partly cloudy Sat night and somewhat warmer Sun afternoon low Sat blih Sun max Kri 64 mln Sat 13 lech seasonal excess 1.61 Walla Walla Union Our Year No 19 ot Associated Press NEA Service inc Bell Syndicate and Daily EVENING of aa ash Saturday May 5 Eight Pages Solons Told War Is On TOO CLOSE FOR this close-up action picture U S marines dash for cover behind a truck close contact with Red forces somewhere in Korea With enemy bullets cracking overhead the marines instinctively bat the dirt Crop Forecasters Predict Slim Yield of Wheat in Most of Southwest Plains Area KANSAS CITY ing wheat fields are calf high or taller across the southwest ies but crop forecasters predict slim pickings when the harvest rolls north out of Texas next month Ever since the federal forecast of bushels was made April 10 experts in the major wheat producing states have been subtracting Some areas expect the worst supported A W Erickson a expected in central area with Tanks Hunt Withdrawing Red Troops Communist Forces Pulling Back on Central Front Takes Initiative And Spars for Opening TOKYO Nations columns clanked into the Corean no-man's-land on the hunt for withdrawing Red forces This isn't a general advance said a spokesman at U S eighth army headquarters but we're sparring for an opening The armored columns struck ahead on the western front for the fourth consecutive day The Reds had pulled back on the central front withdrew on a smaller scale on the western front Red Drive Wilts The Red spring drive that began April 22 had wilted in its first stage Now the United Nations army was taking up slack in the lines Except for the British shire battalion which was badly mauled no allied units suffered verely in the Red drive that was neapolis Minn forecaster who i heavy abandonment south westward stoDDed iust nf travels the belt all Colorado line situation worst stopped Just short of Seoul Erickson said in early April that in Big Finney county where wheat plants were dead in 80 expect poorest crop since 1936 cent of a square mile area j when 81 per cent of acreage The Chinese and Red MacArthur Says Red Attack On Free World Under Way Must Be Crushed in Korea WASHINGTON MacArthur said armed attack on the free world already is under- it you don't meet it in Korea you are doomed to tion that a surprise atomic blow may well be decisive in a later MacArthur testified he believes the only way to prevent j such an attack by the Soviet union or any other potential enemy is to bring this war in Korea to a successful end 1 Yet MacArthur told senators he does not believe the present expansion program would have to be increased to carry out his proposals for beating Red China Legislature's in Court THEY HAVE THE a sweep of Seoul streets j u Korean from inside the building Pvt Lawrence Pomereni Passed b-v the awrence forces suffered heavily however of Wis left and Pfc Edward O of Melrose Mass i session of legislature All that is needed to knock out the Chinese he contended is to release the power we now sess Seemingly as fresh as when he started MacArthur was back be- fore two senate committees for the third day battling for his proposals on how to fight the Korean war was these ideas j which led President Truman to fire the five-star general as Far OLYMPIA W Power Inc commander j Vancouver heating equipment Some of MacArthur's testimony firm Friday challenged the to an attack on ty of the combination lime T James A- Van he visited eighth army commander estimated their range NBA have the drop on infiltrating Reds unlucky enough to come within No Comment Weather and bugs were worst since wheat killers culprits in a crop bushels harvested TImt famine in India and the increased of bushels well below consumption because of the Korean earlier federal prediction of Summary Here's a summary by states on winter 880.000 and less than half average of half of ed acreage given up in communique tolls placed the enemy dead and wounded at around 000 Eighth army staff officers C U JJ 1 Seattle Has Roaring Welcome For Men Returning From Korea In an action filed in Thurston At a news conference county superior court the Secretary Joseph Short replied ver corporation charged that the i nuns ni me act which levies a modified four was a request for reaction to per cent tax on production since the dust storms prediction of remaining stands thin and headed rear tracer ell uu ill j j ern and west central areas with ed Red movements SEATTLE first like doodlebug around the unconstitutional on five 1 It embraces more than one and and drought of 1936 according to an Associated Press survey C W Lane crop forecaster for Santa Fe railway said winter wheat prospects in the southwest are the poorest in many perhaps the worst ever ing the acreage planted H L Collins federal agricultural statistician Thursday wound up a inspection trip of sas and said abandonment a seeded wheat acreage in the west ern third of the state was the iest in 11 Opinion Supported The voices of Lane and Collins bushels is under short the average best Fe estimates bushels worst since 1936 95 per cent loss in Young county reported by County Agent R O fighting men to return from moving troopship 2 It fails to apply the tax on a since Aid Call Phony Officials Would Check Kidnap Case MIAMI Fla are and servers SEATTLE Mrs Lucinda Briggs received a telephone call that her husband was in jail and needed bail money She immediately went to the bank and withdrew that amount Friday and Headed for police headquarters On the way two men held her up and escaped with the money Mrs Briggs husband Sandy on the central front Drive Indicated Presence of mine fields on the I en a reception by a grateful people rose in From the time the big pray U.S at the Seattle port of Or Wichita j western front north of Seoul also navy transport the General Leroy embarkation as the Thc original carrying survey found in 28 county area the Reds were planning Eltinge poked her nose under tinge inched and came only wa- amended to North Texas and Oklahoma only another drive ny skies into the entrance of rest on the dot of 8 11 chance its and K one bushel yield expected for four One American officer said the liott the dln commenced EOT US and obJect by last year Chinese always lay acres of mine Sirens and whistles blew Jet Bands blared and drum x m a free con- Colorado Best outlook of to screen an area in which planes and bombers screamed over- ettes cavorted against a background committee composed of i i I J I 1 wasn't in jail it developed He I counties learned of the holdup when he returned from work at noon with forecast of bushels tout million under last year's crop but about equal to the 10 year average Floyd K Reed U.S de- of agriculture said of acres planted 869.750 has been given up in southeastern they are massing for attack head Fireboats cascaded spray iof waving hands AP Correspondent Robert scores of boats This was the day the 1.387 4 The act denies corporations senators and members of the house Flood Area Under Guard By Associated Press Crowning of Pea Festival Queen Saturday Night MILTON-FREEWATER Sally Birkbeck son at eighth army headquarters re- ported the general belief is that the next Red shove won't come immediately When it does army sources said it will be in the form of pressure on Seoul i Eunson said most military men believe the Reds will need more armor than they have displayed up to the present to sweep around hmd forces defending Seoul Chinese Reds offered no fight as the United Nations line was ed forward northeast of Seoul in the region of the river Washington Air Smells Good to Man From Korea SEATTLE Smell that air brother that's Washington air ed men and 113 officers had been equal privileges and living for This was the first time they had set foot on American soil in six months or more Thc returning GIs represented every state but the largest tion was 109 Puerto Ricans j As hish military and civic fj to Get Continued on Page 7 Col 7 Wheat Men State Attorney Glenn C said the men were trying to serve grand jury subpoenas on Mrs Jean Rosenfeld 49 and her husband More than 30 members of the Missouri military police company queen Princesses Patty and Oelrichs will attend the Gene Langely will be master of Ministers Still Apart 011 Agenda PARIS and western deputies exchanged more hot words the pier became a scene of Lt George 30 of as she headed down sound day to the tumultuous ing celebration for 1.502 ing army combat men uas one of 25 ton soldiers in the group To the ing like Washington air because it's the air of home An army man for Research Aid PENDLETON wheat farmers eying a loss of annually from wheat diseases in the Pacific northwest are joining ranks with other U.S growers to get federal support for vital wheat research A The wheat growers OAK RinGE Tenn UPi An gue is sending representatives to plant construction project Washington to a meeting next week j strike apparently lost most of its with Atomic Plant Strike Fades Saturday in their 44th meeting to Louis Rosenfeld a former resident flood Th were assigned to ceremonies for the coronation est Crop Improvement association appeared Friday night ai y The weather bureau fore- Britain France and the United acres of farm land northward almost to the and Charlotte Stewart SUrda touched off McCallister Gromyko sounded off Saturday almost to me border the withdrawal i a negotiated last i for the queen and Bob Demery This may either be a genuine Cool weather extended over most and Dean Williams for the ransom case or a the Northeast and North Others in the official party people of Dade Miami county are trol states Saturday spreading as will Clark Acken and Donnie entitled to to know i far south us train with a bitter denunciation of quick south as the Ohio valley and the It was below Carol Edinger flower girls The state attorney explained he ing in Northern New England i Carolyn Melbye sceptre bearer ern warmongers and rejected the western wording which provides for a study of the arms and armies of train Kathie nations leading to world-wide wanted to bring the Rosenfelds be- fore the new grand jury convening disarmament under international control Tuesday m view of the fact of the Rocky mountain region the Rosenfelds had refused to the western plains the Miami police anything about were around normal in the Mild weather continued in the Sufan Fullerton crown Gromyko Friday said Russia southeast the southwest and over and Miller queen mother l poured across the Yalu river the subsequent reverses and cesses and finally the word his Korean duty was over His wife Gertrude and year-old daughter Sharon Lee were on hand to meet him here the case Mincer pointed out that if they continued to try to evade the sub- poena servers they could be cited Pacific coast cities Light rain fall Saturday in the Middle Atlantic states westward in- to Kentucky and in the Northern T A Father Is Sought for conspiring to justice Great Lakes region If they appeared and still refused i to explain what had happened they could be cited by the grand iury V for contempt of court he added Miami Detective Chief H G ward reported Mrs Rosenfeld was found unconscious Thursday night her hands bound behind her after in and bills was Elizabeth Vining 24 year old daughter of Mr and Mrs C E would accept the rest of the r n posed western agenda if the Jf ing on this one item would be amended his way Britain's Ernest 12 of Davies termed this an and It is very difficult toj September to become attend TT farmers were called Arthur's brushing off as rot President Truman's statement that the general had refused for a time to permit free operation of the central intelligence agency at his Tokyo headquarters MacArthur said the United States is rather inadequately prepared now he assumes since he never received the needed sinews to wind up the Korean war He As that is the only place in the world we are fighting if we are not able to supply it there I sume that deficiencies exist In an exchange with Senator Mahon D MacArthur agreed that if the Soviet union should strike at the free world it immunities would be i very potent blow General Disagrees But the general disagreed sharply when McMahon suggested iis Korean war plans might bring the Soviet union into the conflict MacArthur told I believe if you do not settle what you have started and are committed to in Korea you ill tend to incite him to increase lot only the tempo of his blow but he time of his blow I believe that the program I have suggested will tend to not precipitate a world war but to prevent it I don't believe there is anything that you could do that would the tempo of possible war with the Soviet than to show ness in the Far East today In the course of Saturday's mony 1 Said he would advise that con- gress delay a decision on universal military training until the country gets through the emergency that faces us now 2 Confirmed that he said at the October 1950 Wake island ence with President Truman that the U.S second division could be moved from the Far East to Europe in January of this year At the time of the conference five last Tuesday Maxon Con- to iher conferences by Herbert v c struction Co project Kan president of the Chinese Communists had not insisted on waiting for WSB Association of Wheat entered the Korean fighting and proval before paying the boost wers The growers will meet The approval had been officials of the budget bureau April 5 because the company department of agriculture the boost would pierce the the committees on ceiling imposed after the from congress Lester King of Helix second vice began Tuesday president of the wheat league will was negotiated The walkout Nearly half the total force of Sunday for Washington He workmen was idle by Wednesday be accompanied by Marion T 4 t of Arlington former nla tn I When finished the president and E J Bell there was great hope the war would be over quickly 3 Declared the United States would not be required to maintain Korea anything like the power now there if his were carried into effect and the United Nations were victorious envisage a more cynical and Total rainfall Friday was 12 increase production of Pendleton administrator of the tive proposition Jan inch the weather bureau atomic bomb element wheat commission At the western rejection j seasonal ex- There is no uniform wage of Waitsburg died at hotly Are we mis brought the after a long ing toward an agreement or not? cess calculated from September on the Project Each of a dozen are trying to locate We must sooner or later draw a 1 to 1.61 inches The precipitation L- Crafts has a different wage Vining who left looking for work conclusion to that effect since the beginning of the vear scale Baseball FRONTIER IF forces launched a new yards some coast getting any closer to of 2.50 inches has fallen waO a T u IIJ vivod i Ul t tossed across a wire fence to Saturday against a addition to her parents Miss agreement the four delegations March 1 while the normal is 336 strike nn ing Israeli on the is survived by two sisters recessed until is trike n the packing in- NATIONAL LEAGUE Cincinnati OOO 002 8 12 4 230 000 13 0 Byerly burn Peterson Blake and Van Cuyk King and WP Van Cuyk LP a a ju j woman waiting on Israeli position on the northern ls survived by two sisters Miami beach oceanfront was snatched at ajn Monday as she parked her bile and had been in the hands of abductors since then Howard said Count Turf Is Derby Winner LOUISVILLE Ky Amiel's Count Turf surprised by winning the Kentucky by day richest in the 77 years America's racing classic has bean shore of the Sea of Galilee Supported by artillery and tars the Syrians assaulted the im- portant height of Tel Al in the demilitarized zone inside Israeli territory An Israeli army spokesman in Tel Aviv said Israeli forces repulsed the attack after an captured by the Communists week ago returned to allied inches U.S Soldiers Taken by Reds Released Boston dustry was lifted Saturday The Packinghouse workers union announced it has postponed a strike deadline originally set for l May 6 to May 20 Friday the Meat Cutters and Butcher OKf THE WESTERN infantrymen who were trapped sent them back on the men of took similar action Korea Fifteen U S by the Chinese Some of the frontline Chinks around a bit a LP Konstanty right road again They reached anj unions had threatened 000 000 6 2 000 000 5 0 and Sain and II Innings I St Louis 100 000 020 10 0 Philadelphia 000 200 010 12 1 Staley and Rice Kiola Johnson 9 and Wilber WP Staley 7 i said the assault was in further dis- regard of the cease-fire agreement reached by the two nations through United Nations efforts The Israeli spokesman said rian troops were consolidating and fortifying their positions inside the demilitarized zone and lately take officers Friday night and told of being from Virginia officers bv a things were a lot better when we We caught hell from our own Koski by a Chinese general behind their lines We got Roing north and coming same food the Chinks Chinese didn't like it treated and were liberated twice the second time after they were recaptured They treated us pretty well after we were moved back from the frontline said a and fish we did all our moving at night and they kept marching us back and fourth to the parallel either but they laughed like crazy fools Eric Johnston the government stabilization director has refused j to approve the contract on the St Louis AMERICAN LEAGUE 102 21 tween Sam E Wilson Royal Mustang and Mrs Emil Huhe The favored Battle Morn owned by the Cain Hoy stable was out of the money The judges peeked at the photos raced j The Syrian assault on the height There was a photograph decision from on the second and third horses be- gj I Censorship prevented immediate The hill is the highest point m the i disclosure of the names oJ t h e The men said all Chinese when our fighters came over strafing runs They would dive ini i their holes to get away from ground that it would break the line wage freeze policy area and put up the number of Royal i Galilee area Scores of bodies of Syrian dead littered the battle area Saturday morning The explosion of heavy artillery and mortar fire shattered the pastoral quiet of rural lower Americans The best one of all was the Chinese general we was a big chunky man and very well dressed He didn't speak English and used an interpreter He asked I us a lot about lives I were carried on at night and shot at the I -s and their prisoners lay cuw to our in their holes all dav planes I don't they will keep they jumped up and Air Force Planning to Washington ooo ooo a a Use Field Near Everett t Brown 171 and tal WASHINGTON air force Gumpert and Masi Lp Kuiava 00 1 102 8113 Raschi 6 and Berra Johnson and Kluttz Moss WP Raschi LP Johnson Philadelphia 000 000 7 2 Cleveland 300 4 I Fowler Martin and Murray Garcia and Hegan LP Fowler Chicago 121 10 Kuzava Brown and Cain After their interview with the il said Saturday it plans to use Paine scared the minute they got field near Everett Wash to train Chinese general the men were en safe conduct passes and sent south in a truck Then they were told how to reach the allied lines by making a left turn us to the minute they let us go regular air force units if permitted Mustang for second with Ruhe United Nations observers were Ruess he was the one wo made We're damned lucky to get out expand its strength to 95 wings I If we're cut back to less than The men said a pretty North 95 wings there's no telling what Korean nurse dressed a spokesman said were confused in the dark wounds at a Chinese medical aid A previous announcement BOY SAVED NEW YORK A boy was hurled three floors to ty and four other persons jumped for their lives as flames swept a Brooklyn apartment house iie had he mass of our Japan if it became necessary to withdraw from Korea 5 Begged not to be drawn into political discussions when pressed about what forces should be sent to Europe MacArthur said he un- it was a very heated mooted thing in congress But he advised against any straitjacket formula and said congress should give close attention to the advice of military leaders MacArthur's plea for speed in preparedness came during loning by Senator Lyndon Johnson You don't get the time now to that you had in the said The first blow n the next war may well be the decisive blow Continuing he There is no method by which you can avoid the surprise attack of an enemy these days He hits and then he announces or he hits and doesn't announce And il you are not ready at that time you might well be over- whelmed Then a little later he As Jong as you have a maverick running losse in the world it means that your necessity for pre- increases unless you can find the formula to settle life whole matter GENERAL IN PARADE WENATCHEE old Jimmy Buhring took advantage ot one of the top men in the news scene Saturday Re in the Washington state cd o tho or Tom below The boy's fall was broken by two apple blossom festival Junior bif hat and all
