Zanesville Signal, The (Newspaper) - January 30, 1951, Zanesville, Ohio THE ZANESVILLE SIGNAL Associated Press NEA if AP 220 ZANESVILLE OHIO TUESDAY JANUARY 30 1951 FIVE CENTS More In limn Any Other Newspaper Phone OHIO FUEL CUTS OFF GAS TO INDUSTRY fc toward Main Enemy Force Big Naval Guns Pound East Coast Town of TOKYO troops against the tle of automatic weapons and small arms fire edged closer to the main Communist force n western Korea today The deep-throated roar of ar- and naval guns added to he battle bedlam and the pall Back on the Firing Line U S FIFTH AIR FORCE HEADQUARTERS Korea Wednesday A South rean division with air and al Hupport Tuesday drove In- to east coast town only 30 miles south of the parallel In about 45 miles of east coast port which was shelled throughout the day by the battleship Missouri and a big navy tank force Yank marines line up on n ridge in east-central Korea guerillas operating in the area during a fire fight against Communist AP if smoke from villages fired by jellied bombs find the baking fire of heavy U N air attacks The nearest approach to nese Red and North Korean Communist strength was In section northwest from Ichon and Suwon all in Allied hands Red resistance stiffened on thr main road out I of Suwon Tuesday By late U S and Puerto cnn troops advancing north of Suwon had made gains of from one to one and a half miles against but In- creasing opposition The and a heavy naval attack force teamed with planes to plaster the Korean east coast town of 25 miles north of Parallel 38 The navy's east coast bom was called the est of months A spokes man said rail and highway bridges were the principal gets A naval release late Tuesday said alone rounds of and five-Inch ammunition Into the Canton Landmark Destroyed by Fire i CANTON ft ruined one i of Canton's best known Poster Boy Pays Tribute to FDR thr Battleship Missouri poured more than 1.000 marks the Schaefer building on square last night Back in the the story building was known as the Schaefer opera house It was the entertainment and social center of Canton until Its transforma tlon into an office building Shop In the building today called an estimate of on very con- They pointed out that an enormous amount of were wrecked In their stores Fire Chief Laurence Maloney who made the original estimate said the fire started irt the base mrnt Thr high through the upper stories Just before firemen got it un der control the roof collapsed Four firemen Harold ers William Klinger William names spreading under winds swept quickly HYDE PARK N Y Robert Lawrence 12 of March of Dimes poster boy for 1951 today placed a wreath on the grave of dent Franklin D Roosevelt Mrs Roosevelt two of the national dation for Infantile and his younger Mister tricia accompanied the N Y youth to the for the brief ceremony on the birthday Parents Sell Girl For Tank of Gas LOS ANGELES UP An 11 year-old girl says her parents sold her for five dollars and a tankful of gasoline Shirley O'Brien round and pig-tailed quoted this figure to Policewoman Elizabeth Eg- last night She said her parents Mr and Mrs William Snyder and Chester to her over come by Howard Lover Aggression Vote Due Today in UN LAKE SUCCESS ed Nations Is expected to name Communist China as an sor In Korea today 12 weeks er Gen MacArthur first ed Chinese Red forces had en- tered the fight Russia and Poland served no- they would speak In the nation political committee against such condemnation and India warned that passage of the U S resolution would end all a peaceful settlement in the far cast The protracted debate which roused American emotions to the boiling point brought about a great of opinion but ed yesterday with 43 countries Including Britain lined up be- the United States This Is more than needed for Government Eyes Plan to Limit Profits Policy Statement Easing Wage Freeze Is Expected Shortly WASHINGTON A plan to control prices by iting profits was under study today while wage stabilizers pressed for their first major policy ment designed to free large blocs of wage earners from the pay freeze of last week A new margin of profit tem ot price controls was ad- as one way to replace the ordered last day on price Price Administrator Michael V said the plan under which sellers would have to peg prices at cost plus a fixed margin of profit might be ordered by the end of the week The plan Oi Salic said he Is considering would limit profit margins all along the line from manufacturer to retailer The Friday price order fixed price ceilings at the highest level be- tween Dec 19 and Jan 25 Wages were sealed at Jan 25 levels n the middle of the for an orderly retreat from the temporary wage-price freeze wage stabilization board man S called on the public to have patience So much more progress can be he said If the nine Mercury at 24 Below a knee Injury The building housed law Hamilton several Homes area in the first hour of the neu bombardment Due north of Suwon the Chi e were making Increasing use of artillery Twenty-five rounds were hurled against Puerto ean troops fighting for a slushy hill about four nnd miles northeast of Suwon Frontline officers said the shells were fired from pack guns Delayed reports snld a Negro platoon an esti mated In a bitter local fight Jnr a hill position Monday IT S Puerto British nnd South rean doughboys dug thr out of their with rifles bayonets and gun butts The Allied advance a front extending eastward from a point nine of Suwon to was slow I director to Oscar L and unions Thr fire of resigned Thr The Eagle gel's Shoes Paul A Hyde the W R Sporting Goods store the McQueen Sign The M M Music a hat cleaning and shoe shine parlor and a beauty shop A fire wall saved the ing First National bank building Attorney Is Named State Liquor Chief COLUMBUS Frank J Lausche today announced the appointment of William C ant of Columbus as state liquor for to a filling station opera J tor then took the and the gas and skipped The Cecil er snld he wanted no part of but finally gate the thr out because I felt concerned about welfare Glover who has an old daughter said he turned the matter over to the police ns soon as he became convinced the would not return He said he had received a postcard saying their Jalopy had broken down in Bakersfield and that the family was hitchhiking to San Francisco The hnd four other ranging from one to eight years old he said and there was another on the way Juvenile authorities who dis- closed the story have taken charpe of Shirley ment will become effective Fob 49 served ns chief counsel for Herbert S Duffy during most of the term patrols became more Thr U S Eighth army com- railed It light to resistance An enemy attack vest and as general He resigned nls of lehon was to accept Tuesday An Allied mont from LauscHe as Franklin county common Judge to fill a vacancy caused by death Thr liquor director's post pays yearK resigned his post re- to enter private business HOWS THAT AGAIN? WEST PALM Fla Judge Joseph S White yesterday granted a petition Jack Jackson to name to passage of the resolution The United States put all the pressure at Its command Includ ing a statement by President Truman and resolutions by the house and senate into the drive to label the Communist regime nn aggressor Chief opposition rame from tlir Soviet bloc which that the U 8 In thr against Korea and China and from India which a word to thr Urdu may off World War III India sparked a drive Jo push through a resolution calling for another peace appeal to The Chinese have already rejected three previous such offers Sir N chief In dian delegate said yesterday re to pass his resolution sponsored by 11 tions would close the door to a peaceful solution Other diplomats asked how It was possible to close a door on someone who never had admit ted it was open The resolution on which a vote also would set up n con- ference to solve far eastern lems Members would be the United Stairs Russia nist China Britain France In- dia and Egypt wage experts could be left alone However the first wave of mall after the Friday order wasn't mountainous Most of It was from policemen firemen school teachers and others who dered whether their were to be stabilized The answer was to be coming In one of the earliest statements of the board Wages and salaries eral state and city employes are by legislation and nances and therefore they were left out ot the general stabilize tlon program In World War II Somr of the wage board favored an Immediate In terim formula which would ap ply to all workers in the future clearing the way for completion of negotiations In hundreds of industries now at a standstill be- cause of the order That should come first the labor members argued Others on the board thought the agency's first step should be to act on contracts or tions completed before Jan 25 the deadline That would include the ments hurried through by John L Lewis to get his miners 51 60 a day wage boosts in hard and soft coal mines That Increase estimated at 10 per cent was due to go Into effect Feb 1 Most observers thought the general formula for future wage increases would allow boosts of up to 10 per cent above January 15 1930 levels But Industry members ot the board were In- to figure the pattern ol 1950 wage increases at 5 9 per cent instead of 10 per cent Curb Aimed To Protect Home Supply Larger Plants Here Continue In Operation The Ohio Fuel Gas com- pany today shut off the gas supply to Its industrial users blaming the cold weather which has made it necessary to divert all of the available supply to domestic ers The Industrial Gas company which serves a dozen major In- in this area also an- a curtailment this noon With the temperature at above xero and HUH and Ohio were ex- Home of the severe weather of the winter today Because ot the gas shut-off der which was being put Into fect this afternoon some t time anu the way their faces and ears felt yesterday that it was cold In ries faced the threat ol having to close down altogether Others prepared to operate on a limited scale with auxiliary heating At the Armco Steel Corp on Linden avenue normal operations were being continued Gas was curtailed In other de- to provide for the mill load Spokesmen for the Pottery Inc said that auxiliary fuel supplies were being used to for the lack of gas The curb will not affect ions at the Mosaic Tile Co Mrs Lorraine left and could tell from Minneapolis The thermometer showed 24 below zero at the time AP Freight Piles Up as Rail Workers Join in Walkout Switchmen on Six Railroads Reported Sick in Detroit and Chicago Areas Railroad switchmen reported sick today on at least six railroads in the Chicago and Detroit areas hampering ment of vital freight A spokesman for the army which is running the roads said freight traffic in the Chicago area is definitely tha Ic i in hampered that patrol song Monday and found It of Communists Small clashes with guerillas continued of on the central front An estimated 500 at- Allied forces with artillery and mortar fire northwest of Suwon but were beaten off Rayburn Exceeds Clay's Record WASHINGTON snm Rny burn surpassed thr for tenure as speaker of the house of by more than ago The of thr stocky bald calling thr housr to at noon record of nnd 11 days as prr of thr housr i neither wai No Flag There But Council Stands and Salutes Flagpole Rre Damages Plant At Upper Sandusky UPPER SANDUSKY A spectacular fire swept thr plant of National Inc facturer of lifts for trucks today Thr about 10 and still was noon that the two story plant would be Fire trucks from ster Pitt township nnd township the firemen Tlie plant which workers nUo had war con- was no flag so ellmen and spectators at last night's meeting of city council saluted the flag pole At the previous council meeting someone hat thr American flag had soiled Disgraceful a couple of agreed When It was suggested that the fing should br washed onr visitor remarked that It Is not considered pood tastr to clran thr flag A new what wr nrrd Mayor William Watson In- hr told to Ing hr see to It that therr vios a new flag In cil chamber night the the was Cleveland Pension Bureau Chief Quits COLUMBUS William R the situation is building up The spokesman who declined use of his name said about 80 percent of the switchmen failed o report at the Santa Fe road In Chicago and about 30 percent at the Belt Railway Company of Chicago also known Inner Belt line The small Chicago and Illinois western railroad was 100 percent affected he said that the walkout had Voorhees Backs Youth Draft Plan WASHINGTON W former defense official said today he it probably will be essary soon to draft both 18 olds and young married men Tracy S Voorhees former un- of the army gave this opinion to the senate pre- subcommittee tiers of this committee have seen debating whether It would be best 1 to draft married men under 26 who have no children or 2t extend the draft to 18 olds as recommended by the defense department Both the group and the house armed com- are holding hearings on legislation to extend the draft to year a move ward eventual universal tary service and training for all physically fit men beginning at that age Voorhees and Two World War II scientific leaders Dr var Bush and Dr William C joined In urging j a immediate start on UMST While these were before the senate group i Mrs Anna M Rosenberg I I I spread to the Baltimore and Ohio In Chicago with an estimated 20 percent of the switchmen staying home Railroads affected in Detroit werr the Chesapeake and Ohio and the Wabash A C O wold M of 60 hi the area failed to show up nn thr early and that freight nervier wan pretty well although Important were bring handled The Wabash at Detroit ed 11 off the job service apparently was not affected Immediately The sick calls followed the pattern of a three-day work stop In December when about yard workers mostly Turn to J Truman and Pleven ant secretary of defense the committee thr de- is opposed to raising the draft age above 26 years of ago Mrs Rosenberg said one of Collette for nine years department's of the Cleveland Aid for the to higher draft age is spokesman said Meanwhile today many were nUll hazardous here dun to ice high and St Nicholas elementary both closed yesterday due to the Icy streets resumed day Only rural school to resume today was on Elementary on road Airline schedules were here and at Columbus nd Dayton today because of he condition of the airport ways There have been n o TWA flights Into Saturday All Inter-city buses re- Burned operations although some were still finding it difficult Turn To Page Fire Wipes Out Family of Four CELINA A farmer hit wife and two small children burned to death early today when fire destroyed their house five miles northwest of here Thr charred bodies of Rons Wife ZO and children Patty Sue 7 and Itoland 3 were recovered by from the The fire started apparently about 3 a m had been leveled when firemen arrived about A neighbor living across WASHINGTON road awakened shortly after Truman and French Premier 3 e m and smelled smoke He Rene Pleven turned today residence the problem of threshing out in flames Unable to secret plans for defending any assistance he called sL i of thr city on the rostrum behind clerk's chair But there nn flag did not deter thr council members and thr spectators from carrying out thr ritual which has been going on well over a cadr At the start of thr city officials and citizens stand nnd the star spangled nrr They their Ings In the same manner So last night council went Into everyone Mood up and with straight saluted thr pole At thr rnd thr ritual Just If thr clean new flag had been there Aged office resigned yesterday under fire Collette was suspended for 30 effective Jan 19 The state welfare department Collette 1 Philandering with a male employ drunkenness 3 failure to account for a trust fund State Welfare Director John H said these charges wrrr filed with the civil Commission In a letter Jan 19 He said that Collette's office like other aid for thr around the Is bring investigated to makr surr that pension claims arr rach by cause its recommended UMST program is a long range one Somr of the house members have been suggesting It would be better to take older men rather than draft 18 joar olds The draft now reaches only those aged 19 to 26 Convicted Medina Slayer Taken to Pen COLUMBUS Max man who thr slaying of Harold Mast so hr could continue fair with Mast's wife heard WASHINGTON fl French premier Hrne day Franer up her to do her full part In thr North ance Under thr defense buildup now In progress hr said will have 30 regular In Europe by the end of IMS with morr mm than at thr out- break of World II men The frame house was heated by a coal stove and firemen said It was possible the had overheated doors behind I ill n u of Ohio any him at this and western Europe attack by federal government Hr failed to pension claims LAWMAKER DIES WASHINGTON ITU Rrp John Hr Is under sentence to die In electric chair May 9 Accompanied by Medina ty Sheriff a and handcuffed to two o t h r r Amerman out of a blur club B Sullivan from Louis last night nt a shirt Md navy farmer hU He wai 53 little Texas Town Hit By Costly Fire CHILDRESS Tex IP men from four fought a downtown blaze In temperature today The First Bank of dress thr Gem theater and sev eral store buildings were in the fire area The ing in the block was threatened and all telephone tion was halted Officials said the Irad r will assure the president Snow and Cold will fight If necessary to fgs below also Lows northwest above south and east Wednesday part ready to s solid and to for err an s High would Include German Low pm feet which ffl i i i 1 i t t s i i X 1 1 V h t J t I 1 1 r J 1 t t B t Si Yt n I
