The Zanesville Signal (Newspaper) - March 6, 1951, Zanesville, Ohio THE ZANESVILLE SIGNAL Press 1WBA AF 87TH 250 MARCH 6, 1951 FIVE CENTS More In Than Any Other Newspaper Phone 24561 Labor Policy Leaders Meet With Johnston Mobilization Peace Parley Gen Under Way WASHINGTON A delegation from the United Labor Policy committee today with Eric economic for the first time since the labor chieftains broke with the administrators a week Sitting with Johnston at the peace talks was Charles S special counsel for dent Truman Murphy has been assigned by the White House to try to patch up the differences between the labor policy group and the mobilization and The labor conferees were George Meany of the General Counsel Ar- thur J. Goldberg of the George E. Leighty of the way Labor Executives and Al J. Hayes of the At the a group of senators considered what might be done Democrats and Re- publicans were sharply spilt as to what would be the effect of labor's walkout from the mobilization set Calling a senate labor sub- committee together to hear gov Senator Hum said the fate of the whole program hangs in the balance Senator Taft a ber of the told a reporter he thinks a mountain is being made out of a molehill of dis- agreement over manpower con- Taft criticized labor leaders who he said are trying to vide the country into classes when there should be no classes In the mobilization Truman Takes a Walk Say dementis Siain by Reds Mercury Here Approaches 70 The temperature climbed ward the 70s this afternoon bui the weatherman warned that Zanesville would feel the effects of a cold wave which knifed into the midwest region today Showers were forecast for night and followed by a drop in temperature Low temperature tonight is expected 45. The temperature tumbled to 3fi at the city this morning after reaching a high of 60 ves It was 66 there situation as of five days ago It said il had not been able to sub after noon Is not expected to feel the brunt of the blizzard now sweeping Into Nebraska and The storm third In the mid west in seven davs cut to and sent the mer cury far below 7ero in Montana and North Dakota brought the week's storm death was toll to at least 20 of 30 below were fore cast for northern Montana was not to rise above five below to IS be low zero todav in North Dakota Winds TO to 70 miles an hour raked Darts of Nevada The Marines Push Ahead In Bitter Fighting President jaunty in a loud shirt and a strolls down a Key Fla street with Press Secretary seph They are followed by unidentified secret service Marietta Woman Shot to Death NEW YORK MARIETTA Mrs. Delphia underground reports received Elizabeth 41-year-old di Minister Vlado was shot to death las been slain trying to flee his Communist captors and that A Harold Haye President Klement Gottwald and 23. said his 22 caliber rifle Premier Antonin 2apotocky were under house The special committee of free group of from the Red ruled Czechoslovakia made the re- ports They said and potocky had opposed Russian demands to Poland and the viet The two top were also said to have refined to send skilled Czech workers to tories In Soviet discharged Authorities held Rush for ques The took place as the couple was from where Rash to where Mrs. Martin Rush said he saw an moving in a that he too his loaded rifle from the car and it went off. The bullet strut Mrs Martin In the Rush took Mrs. Martin ti Marietta hospital where she The report said Foreign djed Minister Antonin Gregor had been removed from office arrested in the same nationwide purge of charged with putting national in- those of the Soviet Recent direct official an- in Prague have said that more than 200 including top Communist revolt against the defense mobi have been arrested in program brough Current purge The government Charles E. Wilson here today fo a conference with President Tru Wilson Confers With Truman KEY Fla. said dementis was taken in custody for plotting to bring Czechoslovakia into the western There have been recurring Early Passage Of Draft in Senate Toft and Bricker Line Up to Fight UMT Provision WASHINGTON Ad- ministration leaders drove day for early senate passage of the to draft 18 year with the old issue Of uni- versal military training at i Senator Taft lined up with Senators Bricker and Edwin C. Johnson n an effort to knock a UMT pro vision out of the The administration's b i 1 would set up the machinery for universal although i would not go into operation unti the president certified that th need for compulsory service hat Senator McFarland of Art the Democratic leader said the Senate will hold a night session if nee to get final action on the measure The house has not yet Ite armed services committee Is still holding Taft told a reporter he think congress should make policy decision now on a con system which go into effect until the interna tional situation eases opposed to UMT in this and I'll support the Johnson amend he Senator Lydon John son floor manager for the predicted confidently that the senate will beat down the UMT opposition He also predicted the senate will defeat an amendment by Taft to limit operation of the manpower measure to four got over our toughest hump in defeating the 18% year old Johnson told reporters He alluded to the senate's 55 to 31 vote yesterday scuttling an amendment by Senator Morse to fix 18 years and six The defense mobilization months as the lowest induction rector flew in irom Fort That left intact and thus in- where his family has directly approved the Emergency As the prow of a surfboat grinds over the ankle of a he screams out in pain and er guards spring into action to rescue The fallen ran into the surf to help the boat ashore during a surf carnival near and slipped Just as a breaker pushed the craft onto the Prompt action by his fellow guards prevented serious injury and gave an alert photographer a chance to take this dramatic action Second Common Pleas Judge Favored by Bar Committee Proposal for Domestic Relations Court In Muskingum County is Turned Down A three-man committee appointed to study the bility of establishing a court of domestic relations here has voted against such a measure and suggested a second com- mon pleas judge as an alternative if a now pending in the state legislature it was reported committee appointed by mors that to drop the draft 1 Communist disfavor As recent President ly as 12 days ago he House Qn appeared before the Communist central committee in Prague and attacked dementis as a tool of western powers and the er of an The refugee committee said here that The united labor policy com- has turned thumbs down on Wilson and his mobilization program on grounds it Is y Principal Named At Perry School Rex Wilson of Elwood Pa. has been employed as principal of Perry local school on East Pike succeeding Sproat Slasor who has been missing since Jan. 19, it was announced by Asa O. county school ent. Wilson assumed his duties at the school In tion to being he willi also teach the seventh eighth The state auditor's office re- cently returned a finding against clerk of the school showing a age of In board An in school funds were discovered missing last month by board Prosecutor Clarke Barbour said the April grand Jury would investigate the ages and added that his study of Morse had sought to cut the the state findings 1 of service from the 26 nt the of charRes ol Jn J o at the present level at 19 to 18 years Morse won something of a however when man Russell of the senate armed services com- moved a surprise com- promise on another Municipal Judge Robert president at the Muskingum County Bar is com- posed of J. Lincoln Ralph Marshall and Charles In its report to the Bar the voted in favor of a unified municipal court which would increase the court's jurisdiction on ey suits from to The is now being studied by legislative Draft Call Cut in May WASHINGTON army today called for men from the draft m This brings the total army requests for draftees to began last The other military service depend upon voluntary ments for their The army call for In is under the monthly requests it has made since Jan Yanks Gain As Reds Mass At Heavy Snow Fails To Check UN Drive On Central Front TOKYO American marines attacking over new fallen snow drove slowly ahead today In tral The Chinese Reds resisted The Leathernecks were the key tions hub of 15 miles north of recaptured Some ot the marine elements were 11 miles from The Chinese Reds are heaved to have concentrated their est frontline forces at General MacArthur said another big Red force the Chinese third field is moving toward the front from northeast Korea to the Communist field MacArthur's report was tne Irst indication of a large shift bv the Third field He said was comprised of several army possibly up to 000 men losses of an estimated Muskingum county will be re- quired to furnish about 45 men for the May draft board indicated here today Fifty men will be inducted from Muskingum county this month and a similar number will enter the army under the April draft call Throughout the troons since the United resumed Its of- Feb 21 the Chinese and North Koreans are beloved to number 300 noo below Parallel In South Lt Gen Matthew H commander sf Allied ground forces in Korea told news con- ference the Reds of men to launch a big On the a six-Inch snow fall slowed posh and rice paddled ncross the peninsula east of Units of thp First Marine di- vision took 336 three miles northeast of Tuesday nation 80.000 will be Inducted elements punched to chairman of the month and the same four pointed out that il next 11 nui B tne 01 01 em- the report of then from all other months provided in the t for against death but said the report defense to 21 gery S municipal court's jurisdiction were increased a great part of the load would be removed from common pleas As the Knapp said his committee and the favored a second common pleas judge to divide the present burden on the court and that either judge would sit hi judgment on legal Knapp said the Bar tion would seek to have a West to Answer Soviet Proposals PARIS Wl The western Big Three delegations met at the French foreign ministry today to frame their answers to a agenda for a conference court It was under College Building Wrecked by Blast Mr. at his last news nouncing that if this move Gordon spillman president of conference in re- he would a h fused to consider this action accepted the that Frank WiKon of East a terming it simply a year and thei senate has been named clerk the proved it on a volte vote Pentagon had for 27 service Winds Tinned 40 000 sauare feet of roofing in a low cost at Carson Thf Citt W Va. A mysterious explosion wrecked stood that Sate Senator Tom talks later when Moorehead asked of Britain the United introduce the legislation If France and Russia start one silting ideas and Juggling words in an attempt to reach agree the main building of disagreement The possibility that labor's might lead to wide-spread strikes was dis- counted hi administration Nev the The senate on a standing vote another Morse amendment to limit to 18 months the service of veterans called into uniform State Teachers college today and Wilson just 22 minutes before the 450 about a development which 27 families to leave The N students were due jor brought fears outside the BLAST ROCKS PLANT also smashed Carson g a m thai the unions had to MONACA Pa Fire to duty during shon windows and scanned off at their hasps Army to Coll Medical Officers WASHINGTON The army announced yesterday 300 cal and 100 dental officers of the medical service reserve will be Hitch-Hiking Marine Winds Up in Alaska CLEVELAND Marine Sgt. William Kills bummed a ride on the wrong plane while on furlough and ended up at instead of The 80-year-old holder of the Silver Star started a furlough Tuesday at Camp Calif. He boarded an air force emmem t u Every indication was that the operated by company government expense during bomber at prevailed in the eastern part of was president Wilson might trv near this Ohio river War II and who had less after being told It was A large section of the front to workout a peace formula some 35 miles northwest of than 90 days active military for when It landed Mild weather and clear Every the Only five persons were in the be brought into agreement to explosion today rocked the Those being ordered to duty building and all weie none keep production at high Butadiene are men who were trained at was blown hunks landed on the front ATHENS A firing squad steel stairways were twisted executed seven Communists were blown from their Salonika yesterday They Piles of glass and wood been sentenced to death by a littered every military tribunal after charged with to up a new underground move ment In peace Great to Two men were burned service he himself In 3 Misses on Signal Prize Now ment on an agenda for their The United States and Brit- ish delegations late last night on their reports to Washington and London of day they were reported to have received reactions from their home and northwest of the rubbled town On the east-central rean Reds from lop bunker on Tweed near a mountain from which they were routed Taemi is 10 northwest of eastern road tion of one of the main east-west highways running to and Seoul The new tions were under assault bv the U. S Second and Seventh A combination French artillery and aerial assault chased the Reds out of Taemi But air sance Tuesday showed 1.500 Reds were moving into the area from the northeast reinforce 3 000 to 5 000 North Koreans ready A seventh division fantry natrol drove more than two miles Into In the Taemi but withdrew slightly south at junction 10 miles north ot South Korean Seventh division French Foreign Minister units were driving Monday ert Schuman was in contact with toward eight miles his delegation of Another Western delegations also enemy buildup was reported hi cussed this morning how they and around some 30 air would advance their own Inland from the east posed agenda at today's and sub- On the west-central a sequent sessions of the Big S First cavalry The team captured Monday broke up just before noon U. S and thrust Representative Philip Jessup 16 ducked all questions never sav after towns was a Cloudy and Wanner Collozo Heads For Jury Tomorrow WASHINGTON Both the government and defense rested todav in the murder trial of None of the three ants managed to answer the questions on the first Signal Quiz this so the prize jumped from to for the next of the to be cast over WHIZ at Wednesday morning It was agreed that today's which were put in riddle were difficult For the first tion C for A OHIO Increasing cloudiness accused of slaying a Wednesday and warm with guard during an attempt to kill highs 65 today Showers President Truman NOT 1. late tonight and Wednesday with The case is expected to go to a and turning federal court Jury of nine Wednesday and some snow en and three men If perhaps And maybe F M for Iv northwest portion Lows convicted the 37-year old Puerto A. M. or T. V. for F. M But around 3-4 45 Rican Nationalist fares a never C B for D A. and south portions sentence of death in the What am I talking High electric chair Mrs Luther Bagent of 55 Low 1230am. was the only witness Maysville the first 7-00 a m- Today 66'called by the I person didn't The answer was to be found in Peter Edson's Col- in last s The C B referred to Chester Bowles and the D A Mr District Attorney Edson told of the complaints hv radio stations when a by Bowles was substituted for the popular Mr D A gram. The next question ness as usual for be- tween 5 and 7 on the of the and then for rrc between five and en eighteen What am I Mrs. Charles Mahin W Adair couldn't partial eclipse of the sun scheduled between 5.06 and 6.25 p m It's to be an 18 percent hence 82 percent will be Another of this kind won't occur for 18 years The of the third refers March 7. Here was the last question of the last night's Zanesville Signal there was a bit about a certain individual Between 72 days of one kind for one i he went from O U to i something enveloping IOU To whom do I I Mrs Frank 712 ana didn't know the an William KenTy Beveridge of I England who is famous for a i to social j cunty scheme So between I 72 days of one kind for one knight William is a he went from O U. to to thing enveloping I those were hard and the fellow who thinks them up has promised to make things less difficult after Each of today's ants will receive a 51 tion prize there Is waiting for the first called by to CANTEEN TO REOPEN i The British 27th brigade positions lone to four miles east of as they dm in World WM flve U- miles northeast of One American casualty was i this which referred to I was referring to Sir i PAYROLL TAX REPEALED COLUMBUS City council On the western a U. S. at nearby Grandview Heights Third division patrol slipped last night repealed an across the Han Monday night one percent payroll tax it Into the southern outskirts of only last January The It withdrew under Signal Quiz question never raised a penny for the Several patrols were I back earlier I vs w
