Zanesville Signal, The (Newspaper) - October 3, 1950, Zanesville, Ohio ZANESVILLE SIGNAL Associated Press AP 119 ZANESVILLE OHIO TUESDAY OCTOBER 3 1950 FIVE CENTS HELLO ntr PLANES POUND RED MYSTERY COLUMNS i City's Vote Registration Hits Gain of Over Primary Below 41 Record Zanesville has 20.450 ers eligible to cast their bal- lots at the Nov 7 election it was learned today as tabula tion of the registration fig ures was completed by the board of elections office This an Increase of from May primary and no represents a pain of 289 from the presidential election year of 1948 It Is still short of the record of established here In 1940 when Wendell ran against President Roosevelt Since nn estimated 200 names have been dropped from the rolls since the May mary largely due to death the new voters enrolled for the Nov 7 election actually numbered more than 2.200 Tills is not an Impressive ure compared with that of many of Ohio's Industrial cities An a matter of fact the CIO alone hod claimed to have been responsible for during recent weeks while the Democratic and publican parties had reported many registrations had been accomplished through the forts of their workers iously someone was wrong Interest In the campaign for U S senate had been seen as a factor that would bring out a vote Nov 7 However It turns out that the registration Is lighter heie than In 1946 the last a car when there were voters In that year the John man race for failed to ex- cite the Interest of voters However the registration docs not necessarily reflect the size of the vote It Is considered certain that a much larger percentage of the registered vote will be cast this year than In 1946 when the turnout at the polls was ly light Forgery Charged Over Lost Wager COLUMBUS Two Detroit salesmen accused of trying pay off a bet on the ern State ball game with bad checks Fur Eyes And Ears The tiny brooch pinned to the blouse of this New York el is actually part of a hearing aid The brooch Is a micro- phone minus cords designed for women who wish to conceal their deafness Red Documents Reported Seized Australian Spokesman Defends UN Calls for Complete Destruction of North Korean Army LAKE SUCCESS UP Australian Foreign Minister Percy C Spender called on the United Nations today for the complete destruction o the North Korean army as a fighting force to prevent f new aggression in that coun try In a defense ol the by South Korean forces of th parallel Spender told th ge n e r a 1 assembly's It would be useless U North Korean forces were allowed to remain ready again to en South Korea The shed and destruction of the last months would all have been In vain Y Before and After the New Lights Went On CHICAGO The Chicago Trucks Move From Border Of Manchuria Allied Leaders Hold Secret Parley S Koreans Push On 1 V i Tribune said today that secret Communist documents ing current underground tions In the United States have been seized In Pittsburgh and turned over to federal ties In a story by Edwards of Its Washington staff the Tri- bune said tho documents were acclaimed by Investigative cies as sensational In Import Copies of the seized ments the Tribune said are now pleaded Innocent day Detective Ike Moore filed the forgery charges against Hyman 38 and Harold teln 34 both of Detroit originally listed his home as Cleveland Moore said the pair tried to pay two Texans with two checks on a Louisville Ky In- bank after losing a er on the game The Texans said Moore the bank did not exist Moore said the Detroit men paid off In cash when confronted hv the Texans Municipal Judge Rodney Ross continued the cases until Oct 17 after and pleaded Innocent The two men wore released under bond for and 52.500 for steln In the hands of the FBI gators for the house committee on activities and other government agencies In Washington the FBI said It had not received such ments The Tribune article said the secret files were seized a week ago by two Pittsburgh policemen In a raid on a Communist party headquarters The paper said the ments were found In the desk of Steve Kelson district Izer for the western vania district of the nist party Among the more Important pers found In the file the une said was one from Com- munist agents In Chicago It out- lined future Communist strategy In warring against the FBI whose operatives were assailed as enemy agents It also con- methods for detecting and removing spies Communist said Among papers found In the seized files the newspaper said of forgery the United States with their ad- dresses Another list contained the names of the party's leading agents In this The Tribune story said plans for Infiltration of the Jones and stool plants were found among tho secret papers Spender said the only logical Interpretation of the security council's resolution of June 27 Is that the North Korean army which was the aggressor must be utterly destroyed as a Ing which by corollary means pursuing It across the He explained that this Ing was only for the purpose ol pacifying all Korea and We do not Intend that large forces of troops of any member of the United Nations will re main permanently In Korea e the At richt Is a placed higher and reflect the light downward more Australia along with Britain and six others Is a sponsor of a plan to unite and rehabilitate Korea under U N auspices Soviet Foreign Minister An- drei threw Russia's seven-point Korea program Into the delegate late yesterday alter he had rejected the favored by a set up a sion with strong Asian tation to stabilize Korea as a unified country supervise tions and arrange for relief charged South rea and the United States were the aggressors In Korea and that a U N commission there tried to cover up lor the Woman Injured In Auto Crash Mrs Ray Martin 28 of Malta sustained a fractured left leg In an automobile collision on State Route 37 near at o'clock this morning The accident occurred on a sharp curve when a car driven by Mrs Martin's husband col- tided with a machine driven by Lawrence R Richards 26 of near Glouster D K Tharpe Perry county deputy sheriff who Investigated said Richards and three compan Ions were returning home from work at coal mine The others In Richards car were Joe William Gllmore and Pearl Brown all of Glouster They escaped Injury as did Martin Mrs Martin a registered nurse at Rocky Glen within the ranks the Tribune U.S Congressman Pierces Red Iron Curtain in Reich Zone Bristles With Russian Troops New Fast Planes and Tanks Sported BERLIN JP An American congressman has Russia's iron curtain in Germany and returned with an eyewitness account of new Soviet baby tanks and Bridges Again Blasts Acheson Five Percenter Fees Held Legal Unl WASHINGTON The tod States tax court gave con- approval today to the practice of hiring five tn Young Sweethearts Found Shot to Death AMSTERDAM N Y today sought the slayer of a pair of sweethearts died under a hail of bullets In a lonely lovers lane A coroner said an autopsy In- the girl had been raped Dungarees and un- had been ripped from her body PITTSBURGH IT Judge Mi- chael A today re- leased seized Communist ments which he said establish without question that the Com- munist party In America Is a war machine with Its primary and fundamental objective the overthrow of the government made public static copies of documents found In a raid August 31 on the burgh headquarters of the Com- munist party of Western Originals of 17 of the papers were sent by to the house un-American activities committee U S In addition to an Immediate halt to hostilities the Russian plan asked for Im- mediate withdrawal of foreign Korea the holding of elections under a special Korean commission with observers to Include Russia and Red China and and technical aid U S Delegate Warren Austin called the Russian proposal a demand for the U N to render By accepting that resolution he asserted we would accept a false version of history We would submit to their thought control This Is a sure way to shackle the Korean people and encourage aggression out the world um In was first taken to the sanatorium and er brought In the Fisher lance of to the Good Samaritan hospital In this city Polio Case Forces Quarantine at Cadiz CADIZ IP Fifty school stu today were quarantined for two days after a third grade pupil was found to be suffering from polio RONS Myers R the victim was stricken last week but his ness wasn't diagnosed as polio yesterday It brought the number of rases In Harrison Fought Absent As Term Opens Ohio ireme court opened Its fall term Judge Howard S Faught of Cambridge recently appointed to tho Inte Judge Edward C Turner was to attend On the court's docket today was a petition from Shondor alleged Cleveland eer for a review of his six-month Jail sentence for Jury ing Marriage Ends In Divorce DBS MOINES Jay Learning 82 was granted a divorce In district court from his bride of four weeks Ills His bride wouldn't kiss him Columbus Sets Up Defense Department COLUMBUS council last night approved a municipal department of civil defense for Columbus with a part-time director and paid first such local In Ohio The department will have a director with authority similar to that of the rectors of public safety and lic service Reds Fret Over Hydro Issue HONG KONG UR Why is Communist China apparently so worried about the In Undoubtedly one reason Is the Yalu river hydroelectric power grid built by the Japanese to supply Industries In both Man churla and Korea Now that South Korean troop have crossed 38 and the Com regime of North Korea seems about to collapse thi Chinese Reds see possible in of power to their vita rs Ion to obtain defense contracts Manufacturers can deduct the oes they pay such ing agents from their Income ax as ordinary and necessary business expenses If the agents use undue Influence or government officials the court Specifically the court said the Ing Company of Youngstown O properly deducted paid In commissions over a period to a ton D C firm which helped It get wartime contracts to build gun carriages for the army Rejecting arguments of the internal revenue bureau that th claim should not be allowed th court held that the Washington firm Milburn and Brady Inc did not use personal with any government represen to obtain the contract which gave rise to Its satlon A senate Investigating com- last year Inquired at length Into the activities of five et planes The adventure was y Rep Thurmond Chatham D- who came to Berlin with s of legislators touring U defense points In Europe Chatham In an Interview de- scribed a Jeep ride In- to the Soviet lone which tles with Russian troops He visited a new base and an Infantry tank compound A Westerner on such forbidden is vulnerable to arrest and possible shooting as a spy The congressman said he was escorted on the trip by a sian officer he befriended while hey both were doing liaison work during World War II At an airfield completed only six weeks before Chatham said new Jet planes with TOKYO The Far East air force reported allied warplanes pounded heavy traffic columns rolling ward today in Red Korea from Communist China's Manchurian border The reports came as South reans pierced nearly 50 miles northward Into Red Korea on a drive aimed to carry all the way to the Manchuria frontier Then the South Korean tration army commander con- ferred urgently with two U S generals who flew to Koryo airfield Just south of the lel 38 border on Korea's east to meet him Pilots making the strike along the International way to the North Korean cap- ital of reported they destroyed trucks and five other vehicles They claimed damage on 12 other trucks and a dozen other The Increased traffic on the road from Antung Manchuria to Pyongyang was first noted at p.m Monday an spokesman Isald At midnight night WASHINGTON X Senator er planes failed to find any trace Bridges accused the of the vehicle columns state department today of deal were sent to Ing In a great sell-out and the area shortly after dawn away everything won by Tuesday The first flight failed the blood of our youths In to sight any traffic rca reported The group In the state saw Industries Presumably the Chinese Red view Is If all Korea Is unified under the United Nations the portant Yalu river power dams will pass Into hands ably less friendly The fear of such a develop ment could explain the many threats Chinese made to Intervene In the Korean war threats which appeared efforts to discourage U N forces from driving Into North Korea Whether this power Is worth risking war Is a question yet to be answered Hut the Chinese a Communists arc very touchy about Manchuria Why? Manchuria Is the only territory they hold where a modern In program succeed They have made tre so named because hey often charge a five percent ce for hip In obtaining ment contracts Milburn and Hrady did not figure In the In- Gov Lausche Coming Oct 12 For Speech at Court House to seven for the county a new record DIES WASHINGTON Her bert A Meyer Kansas Re publican died after an Illness of several weeks II was 64 He was bom at Chilli O incy m Under the director will be a mendous effort there aff of ex- gome observers StAlf ccutlve two ad- assistants at and two clerical workers TRADING TO NEW YORK The New York stock exchange will re- sume Saturday trading week after a four-month summer period In which the trading week ended Friday Some observers If the Chinese Reds fall In Manchuria they fall everywhere PLAN CUT WASHINGTON The wings that looked to him as sleek and fast as the lat est American types At another base he said there were about 20 tanks built lower than anything he had seen while In combat In both World about three feet high but armed with long guns Chatham speculated the tanks might be almost Immune to or dinary fire from weapons which could not lower their enough to aim at the low tanks Enroute Chatham said the Russian gave him these per sonal opinions 1 The Soviets have lost face In Asia over the Korean war 2 The Kremlin drive to bring friendship under Communist rule has failed so far 3 Every one-legged German i would carry guns against us Russians now that brought about the present situation In Asia are ing down the river everyone who gave his life under the United Nations flag Bridges said In a Specifically he charged that Secretary of State Acheson Is the back door for the entrance of Communist China In- o the United Nations The first move wan made on Friday the senator said the United Nations curity council voted to Invite the Communist Chinese to come to the United Nations In view of the gency of opinion In the cil regarding the tives of China In that vote the United States opposed a resolution Inviting representatives of Red China to present their complaints of American aggression However the vote was 7 In favor of ing them to three U.S China and Cuba Egypt ab stained from voting The The allied pilots flew lower de- and slower and eventually found China representative tested in vain that his vote was a veto The United States delegation took the stand that the question was not subject to a veto air due to corps today that price It will have to cut expansion program by the equivalent of TV fighter planes or else get more money from congress OOV Gov Frank J Lausche will come to Zanesville Thursday October 12 for an address on the court house esplanade at 3 o'clock In the afternoon He will he accompanied Lt Gov George D who wll also be on the speaking pro gram His visit to this city is a part of a campaign tour which finds him making several other ances In this section of the state the same day In the morning he will ad- dress a breakfast meeting at after which he will Ko to Cambridge for lunch and speak In front of the court house there at 1 o'clock Donald man of the Democratic tive committee In county making arrangements for the appearance of the gov- ernor In Hurricane Expected To By-Pass Bermuda MIAMI Fla T The small but severe Atlantic hurricane moved slowly In the direction of Cape Hatteras today but Is to begin a seaward turn striking land The winds spinning around the center of the season's seventh hurricane will miss muda 175 miles to the northeast And If predictions hold the winds also will bypass Cape Hatteras 490 miles northwest of the center Jackson Fla Is RIO miles southwest of the center A high pressure system which has blocked the storm Is moving out of the way said camouflaged trucks off the paved road The air spokesman said 35 of the 56 trucks reported ed were bagged In the vicinity ot the North Korean capital An air spokesman In Tokyo said the northernmost attack line the highway was 30 miles south ot the Manchurian border The officer refused to comment on where the bound traffic might have Fifth reported truck kills In nan Anju all along the battered way Antung Is 100 air miles north west of Pyongyang and across the Yalu river separating Korea and China A Red column was reported late last month streaming down from Manchuria but air patrols were unable to find any trace of It later AP Correspondent Tom bert said American marines Tuesday captured 12 miles north of Seoul At Koryo airfield near nung Lt Gen Walton H or Eighth army commander and MaJ Gen Earl E ridge Fifth air force er talked with MaJ Gen Kim Pak n commander of the South Korean first corps Partridge piloted the small plane The reason for the conference was not disclosed But an allied I Korean military advisory group officer expressed con- cern over the small number of Turn to Page 8 Grady Norton forecaster hurricane In the Miami 2 Shot to Death At Cincinnati CINCINNATI W Two men were killed shortly before noon today In separate shootings that occurred only a few minutes apart In the downtown district Ray Hummel about 34 was shot to death at 12th and Race streets by one of three men who accosted him as he was to lunch The other as Cyrus Carlton 31 weather bureau The disturb ance should begin northward well as soa was killed by Patrolman ard as he fled down alley at the rear of tum today or tonight and remain while officers wero hunting for i He was killed only about two from where Hummel slain Man Stabbed Dies of Wounds STEUBENVILLE W Led Meadows 78 of Richmond O was found staggering along the highway with a fatal knife wound last night Constable Noble Lewis picked him up near four miles south of here Noble said the man promised to name hli assailant but he died before say Ing Cooler Partly cloudy and con- cooler tonight Low temperature west r east Wednesday partly cloudy Cooler east and south High Today's Low 1.00 p.m Today 55
