Zanesville Signal, The (Newspaper) - August 14, 1950, Zanesville, Ohio FHE ZANESVILLE SIGNAL Associated Press AP 82 ZANESVILLE OHIO MONDAY AUGUST 14 1950 FIVE CENTS HELLO tmr telephone number DRIVE ON TAEGU HELD IMMINENT Oil Gushes From New Well On Farm Near Brownsville This Is what happened when 170 quarts of nitroglycerine were net off In shooting an oil well on the Sam farm 14 miles west of here afternoon Oil soared 70 feet above the derrick following the blast Photo by Brown One of the largest producing oil wells in this section of thc country was brought in on the Sam er farm near Brownsville on the National highway 11 miles west of this city The well which was drilled in Friday flowed at the rate 100 barrels for 24 hours be- lore it was shot at o'clock Sunday afternoon by Woody English of the er's Torpedo company of ietta Cooperider said this ing the well had produced about GOO barrels of oil since it was capped In at o'clock yesterday afternoon The well was drilled by Jay Hunt Newark contractor for the Midland Oil company of Newark Oil was struck at the 3000 foot level State highway patrolmen were present to halt traffic on the highway a few minutes be- fore the time shot was set to go off The oil soared more than 70 feet above the 82 foot derrick before floating away on thc wind in a huge plume Mercury Here Drops to Early risers here today ned heavier clothing as the dropped to 46 degrees Official records were not Immediately available hut It WUK believed the reading lit one of the lowest ever here for an 14 By noon however the cury had climbed to 76 degrees Elsewhere throughout the tion temperatures ranged from about normal to pleasantly cool Cool weather was reported the Great Lakes re- and the Middle and North Atlantic states In North igan a drop to the low was registered Man Suspected Of Counterfeiting tn Thr ST Arthur J Taj lor 51 of is being held in Jail here today action hy federal and local authorities In connection with suspected 1 counterfeiting activities Police Chief Fred Arnold of together with an agent of the federal secret home Ice arrested Taj lor on Investigation Arnold an em- of the Campbell print In In his ro time had been making real which however he declared was In- tended as stage or Arnold said he Is awaiting ad Vice from the Ohio attorney pen Man's Death Here Probed by PoLe Mattey Eskey 45 of Duncan Falls died suddenly this ing In thc office of a and police and Dr S S Daw corner launched an tion His body was removed to lumbus where nn autopsy is to bo conducted Mr Eskey was born Sept 23 hon of John Eskey of Beach Bottom W He was a penter by trade but for the past 17 jears was as a stockman at the Ohio loy corporation He attended the church in Duncan Falls and was a member of the Zanesville Eagles lodge Surviving to his ther are his widow Josephine two daughters Natalie and Di- ana of the home three sons Lawrence Donald II and John of the three Mrs Valerie of li Bottom Mrs Cecelia Lambert Washington D C and Miss Eskey of and two eis John with the U S Army in Virginia and Richard of Washington D C His mother Stella preceded him In death The body will be taken to the E Thompson funeral Duncan Falls Church to Proclaim Assumption Dogma VATICAN CITY The ily assumption Into of Virgin Marv the mother of Jesus Christ will he declared to he a dogma of the Catholic chun h Nov 1 Vatican sources said House Vote Likely Today Proposal Would Restore 2 Mail Deliveries a Day WASHINGTON members who have been clamoring for government economies face a tough decision today They must decide whether to try to a postoffice de order curtailing home mail delivery and other postal services For 218 members a majority the decision was made last month when they signed a tion forcing a house vote on a that would set aside the de WASHINGTON Vi The house reversed itself today and decided tentatively It doesn't to sale money by cutting service It voted 248 to 81 to take from Its rules committee and bring to a house vote row a hill cancelling a office department order to re- duce home deliveries to one a day and limit other service order and restore postal service to its previous level But some of the 218 aren't so sure now that their original de- was wise They may not vote that way when the chips are down Some of the people who were complaining against the reduced mall service now are demand ing cuts in one of the petition signers told ne men Because of the added spending caused by the Korean crisis the people are insisting that domestic spending be cut to the bone It's a question of whether the want economy more than they want two mall de liveries a day Unless there's a change In plans the will vote day on the hill cancelling the order The 318 natures to the assured that The senate has not ed Since the postoffice depart ment said It ordered the cur tailed In I attempt to re deficit of nun of dollars a order might otc to run up much mone 1 save this ed service cluce Its dreds of vote to Si be the postal deficit Estimates of the department w vear through red run as high as With elections ly n few months away shudder at the of a call vote which a opponent might use to advantage at a time when higher are in the offering That there n roll-call vote Is almost Enough opponents are hand to force members who Ppt'- First Muskingum County Men Leave to Take Physicals The first group of men from Muskingum county to take examinations since advent of the Korean crisis are shown here as they prepared to leave this morning for Fort Burglars Use Truck to Loot Summerfield General Store Escape Under Hail of Buckshot After Unsuccessful Attempt to Open Safe Special to The in southeastern Ohio are on the lookout today for a red panel truck in which burglars escaped under a hail of buckshot early this in Summerfield Sheriff McKee of No- ble county said the burglars broke Into Bode Brothers A oral store at 2 o'clock this I inane I and thc panel truck I Ul UW n to carry out The store owners I and Bode reported the loss of a quantity of blankets els one or two electric toasters and SI 10 cash from the register They made no estimate of the value of the goods pending a complete check The sheriff said the burglars broke thc combination off the 104th County Pair Tomorrow Muskingum county's fa 1 ground was being dolled up day In preparation for the ing tomorrow of the 104th annual exposition Gates to the grounds will be of- opened at 5 p m Ing the start of the five-day event which has attracted a ord number of entries First feature of the fair Is a contest scheduled for o'clock Tuesday ning In front of the grandstand The event Is open to all while the contest set for Friday morning at 9 o'clock Is for county teams only Concession stands were being Photos of horse show appear on Page S erected along the midway today and many exhibitors were ing In their The fair board opened its offices this morning beneath the grand- stand Night show attractions this year will feature Cherokee mond's rodeo which proved such a favorite at last year's fair The rodeo will be presented day Thursday and Friday nights Joie auto ils will perform in front of the grandstand on Saturday night The Harness race program will be held Thursday Friday and Saturday afternoons with a banner card promised Turn to Page Two store's large safe in an attempt to open it They then wheeled it to the in the rear of the store where they failed to open it Otis King a neighbor across the street who had Just returned from an eastern trip saw the in- truders at the store turned out his house lights and got his automatic shotgun By this time the men were in their truck and started away without lights said he was unable to get the license number but fired two shots at the rear of the truck as it sped toward Woods field McKee who was nied by his deputy Gullck In the investigation called upon fingerprint experts of the state highway patrol today to exam ine the safe to be on It If the 218 tion vote the way the will he p they signed Mary's Little Lambs Finally Come Home BALTIMORE little lambs are hack Two weeks ago they They didn't follow her to schiMit though for little Mary Isaac U only two They were Marj's ami heartbroken T h r looked high and low hut no Just an hack again Nobody knows how or why hut hack Ma he there's something to that leave them alone Tiny Tim Rocket Tested in Korea TOKYO IT Tiny Tim a big new American 11 rocket was used fot the first time in real combat Re- sults were reported good Fired from a U S Navy Corsair fighter plane one of thc armor-piercing eta knocked out n bridge at Chungju 90 miles northwest of Taegu in its first war test an official announcement from eral headquarters snid The Tim is the second new rot Introduced in the Korean war The first was the fired by a two-man team a loader and a aimer ground Board Rejects Black's Petitions County board of elections to day rejected petitions filed by John Black former county dog warden for the office of county commissioner in the November elections when Black neglected to sign the petitions as required hy law Carlos clerk of the Karl Kilmer clerk of the local draft hoard is shown right above as he handed travel orders and tickets Ajers Hay of 1010 Kindle avenue one of 13 local draftees to leave this morning for Ft Haves Enemy Builds Log Under Water American Planes Abandon Airstrip South of Pahang Flv the FRONT poise 60000 troops alone ton northwest o Taegu lor ex- blow at American In- land On southern flank ol central front American division attacks Red bridgehead gains up to a mile Red battalion holds Pohang er U S supply U N forces still hold airstrip but planes no longer are using it board said Black's signature did not appear on each of the petitions and that the hoard could not even consider them Petitions filed It K Leasure veteran local ney for Judge of the common pleas court were approved Black filed his petitions just prior to the deadline Aug 10 for the fall elections He was defeated In the 1948 primary when he ran for commissioner No New Request For Funds Seen WASHINGTON W leaders said after a talk with President Truman today that they do not anticipate any Immediate requests for still more military funds They made It clear however that this did not rule out the possibility of further requests In the next few weeks or months Since the Korean war began Mr Truman has asked about of additional de- tense funds Speaker told reporters at the White House that he hopes thc house can act next week on some of military Including the asked for arms aid to allies In and where They predicted the senate will be ready to take up the tax next week Lucas said he thought the ate could finish with the ing economic controls this week The house will act Wednesday on a compromise expanding the Social Security system The of defense spending asked since the Korean war has run total requests over the mark That was on top of earlier de- fense spending requests of about already ly approved by the senate and house in the 53 Leave Here To Take Tests Union Accuses Firm will oppose the in- cumbent Judge Clarence J Crossland for th office Both men are Republicans MAN KILLED IN car crashed Into a utility pole It Is fired only from the Ing Anthony V of Cleveland Most Catholics for eral as to whether local charges believed that the mother of Should be filed was borne Into UC Heaven Proc of this as War Won't Expand a dogma will compel all bers of the church to believe It 01 expose themselves to Remember Five Years Nation Welcomed Day Indicated according to the chief that lor has a record of two prison terms one in a stale prison not Identified for ten vears and an- other for three In prison Imposed during service for assault upon a POUT MEADE Md IT OSLO Norway V N General Lie said he believes It Is possible to keep the Korean war from spreading Back In his native Oslo for a vacation Lie told reporters he OHIO Low around 55 east wa that no and partly cloudy with low 58 statesman In any country Fair and Cooler VI west tonight Tues Thirty-eight doctors and IB considerable cloudiness with all reserve Ohio medical chance of showers from the second High a have recalled to duty i Today's Oct C would take third World steps War lending to a But he said NEW Five jears ago this was Daj the last of the tions that had tried to quer the world had dered without conditions A few before two atomic bombs had brought her empire to Its knoes ushered mankind Into a new age In the United Nations po lite and polished diplomats bowed and smiled as they 1.00 p m Today of power there no road hack from Korea except a victory for thei wove together a new world principle of over prin 46 and Russia linked arms across a shattered Germany In the Pacific tortured China saw her deal come to a triumphant close and American and sian soldiers hastened to end Korea's 40 jears of slavery In the streets the people went wild The barriers broke down Soldiers and sailors for- got their discipline drank too much and kissed all the girls In sight It was It WM the McCoy Unfair labor practice charges were filed today in Minneapolis the National Battery company by the Brotherhood of Workers The union charged the company backed out on a contract offer said was made hy a company official Two thousand are strike In nine cities against the The plant at Moxahala avenue has been partially shutdown since June in A union spokesman said the offer was made by a ident and director of the com- pany on July at a bargaining session in arranged by I the federal mediation service A restraining order I was granted the com- panj plant here limiting Ing of the plant U has been i transferred to the U S district court Muskingum ty men are undergoing examinations In Columbus today It was the first of county males to undergo thc selective service exams In nearly two jears All of the 57 men who were ordered to report today were either present or accounted for Three of them have been transferred to other boards one man is in the hospital and will be called at a later date officials said The potential traveled to Fort Hajes lumbus for the exams In a special bus and were to re- turn here later today Forty eight mure county men are scheduled to take thc exams August 30 An ed eight mm from the first group expected to be Inducted In late September Another 144 men In the ty will be called up to take the exams In ber Meanwhile members of field artillery battery were ting their first day's work in a training program at Camp Atterbury Ind Other Guard units In eastern Ohio Including those from Perry nnd Guernsey ties and New Lexington were also taking training Two local reservists reported for active duty with thc armed forces today James W Cole 653 avenue a radar maintenance engineer with the air force was scheduled to re- port at Langley Field Va Ian T Hodder of New Concord first naval reservist called to active dutj from the local unit was also to don navy togs day About 36 other men from the local navy unit are expected to TOKYO Tuesday Thrusting underwater bridges across the river the North Korean Reds probed today for an imminent drive on by an estimated 000 men on this fifth sary of Korean liberation from Japan A summary issued early lay by General MacArthur's headquarters placed the hreat near 12 miles northwest of main for- ward American base on the ral front of South Korea There it said the Beds were believed to have completed a second underwater bridge Such stone and log crossing are sunk about a foot below the surface to escape detection from the air miles south ol the American 24th In- fantry division counterattack ed and shoved the Red fourth division back yards to a mile MacArthur's summary ever said thc enemy still was moving reinforcements to the river's cast bank In that sector southwest of The greatest threat however was around where the Reds were assembling their largest force It Is believed to be thc most effective mass drawn from 15 divisions men the Reds had shoved up to the long curling And It ly outnumbers anything the lies have to oppose them A Ked attack down the mountain valley cor- ridor was expected ily As the Red thousands bled west of the river American troops recaptured muddy slopes on the allied em side of the stream from some of the 12.000 Reds who crossed the river at yong The Communists have been trying to break out from their bulge for object Is san No 1 Korean port In the southeast miles from Taegu The U S division Ing up behind tanks attacked the ing at dawn Point blank high velocity met the attacking Americans Intelligence Communists get artillery and possibly tanks over the river As weather cleared after rain officers said the had managed to navy planes Inch rockets hit the Reds firing new H for the first time destroyed a mander of Jr conv the local reserves said Saturday be called before Oct 24 Lt with the new weapon and George B Jr com- blasted Communist tanks and gun positions At the deep south anchor of the S marines took hills outside rubbled V S Infantry sion troops poked through the looking for a battalion of Rr Is cut off bv the smashing American offensive of last week thit the sixth division DIES CINCINNATI Cfl H P Van Arsdall 62 widely known archi- tect died yesterday after a month's illness He was espe known i hospitals as a designer of Fatal Shooting Ruled Accidental UHRICHSVILLE Coroner John Lake today ruled accidental the fatal shooting of Bruce Saturday by Kay Maurer 11 daughter of Coach Chick Maurer of high school the coroner said He died an hour later In Twin Cities at Lake said the girl fired the re- volver believing It wan a cap pistol MAN WARREN In a gas a Republic Steel Crop died today In Memori- al hospital Republic officials said Joseph a wore designed to drain off worker was burned flash much allied strength from the explosion while front as possible end of the mile American In- fantry nnd still held the I airstrip south of No 3 east coast on the sra of Japan no longer used the field however pohang n of a Red battalion hut roans were challenging them at nine miles northwest and nt other points In the Pohang area Intelligence officers at al MacArthur's headquarters snld both the Pohang onslaught and the river V S f
