The Zanesville Signal (Newspaper) - April 19, 1951, Zanesville, Ohio J A if TH 87TH 288 SIGNAL Press AP 19, IS CENTS Readers In Hun Any Other Phone 24561 MACARTHUR WARNS CONGRESS AGAINST RED APPEASEMENT Family Fight Way Through Capital Throng Says Fate of Asia And Europe Joined General Is Given Three-Minute Ovation in Halls of Congress WASHINGTON General Douglas Arthur told congress today the U. S. cannot pease Communism in Asia ly undermining our efforts to halt it in The Communist threat is a global he and can't divide oar In this was a direct challenge to the Truman administration's position that Europe must be the place where this country will concentrate its efforts against still wearing gold-braided is led through ing Cor Finds Parking Spot SANTA Calif. An unidentified woman driver parked her new automobile a half block from the city's est Intersection and got out to pay a She forgot to set the that's not what She was The car rolled 150 feet across the street and parked Itself in the only available 20 feet from the It didn't touch the cars parked on er to reach waiting the general and his wife and son sit back for ride the Hotel Associated Press Wirephotos ceremonies yesterday will be found today on Page 16.) It MacArthur's ment with this tion that greater efforts must be put into the Korean led President Truman to dis- miss him from his Far Eastern commands eight days ago and brought the general back to this country for a dramatic ance before The general was given a three-minute ovation when he came into the house chamber before a Joint meeting of the house and He wore a uni- form and no Reds Abandon Power Plant To Advancing Allied Troops SMI Open After Enemy Attempt to Trap Below Big Dam TOKYO Thousands of Allied troops poured into the newly captured power dam and reservoir area today on the heels of retreating The Allies seized the huge hydro-electric grid in Cen tral Red Korea Chinese Communist troops pulled back suddenly from the big power They had de- fended it stubbornly for The Reds opened Hie MacArthar Sidelights President Watches Movie As General Comes to Town WASHINGTON As the crowd gathered at tional airport last night to await the arrival of Gen. las MacArthur from the west President Truman at- gates one week ago in a futile effort to trap United Nations troops in the river Allies found eight of the dam s 18 floodgates still WASHINGTON The son American officer said the a former woman clerk for chinery that operates the gates appeared He s a i d he couldn't understand how the Chinese had the gates It Brehm 'The dam is 880 feet long and contributions Nation Mourns Sen. Vandenberg GRAND Mich. Sen Arthur H one of the United most re- spected is dead at 67. The Michigan a foreign policy expert whose ad- vice and leadership were sought by the heads of both major ties died last night in his sleep after several years of He had undergone several jor in the last two years Vandenberg's death at home here meant tho loss of one of the founders of the United tions and one of fore- most advocates of a unified foreign policy in the war with Russia It also undoubtedly meant a gain for the Democrats in the It falls to Michigan's Democratic G. nen to name a sor to whose dis- career spanned 23 years in Williams reportedly has four possibilities in mind former U S Sen. Premiss M. University of Michigan law fessor John former Michigan Attorney General Stephen J and Noel P. head of the Michigan bor relations With Vandenberg's death the dation for passage Democrats majority in the The rules committee will de- became 49 to 46 The cide when the measure shall ed Democratic appointment will come to a vote on the senate Sons on Stand tended a He and Mrs. Truman headed a long list of Washington who attended a special showing of of for the benefit of the national symphony Contino Blames Doctor's Threat WASHINGTON Gen this morning it had received no reports to justify hopes the men aboard the sunken sub might still be found Admiralty experts said the oxygen supply had been enough for only 48 hours a deadline that ed at p.m. Greenwich he ran away from an army p m because a doctor waH exactly two days national legislative ed throw me in the tnat Mg submarine dived on maneuvers and LOS ANGELES Dick Con United States Congress today is his second personal appearance before Hope Wanes for 75 in Submarine Eng. Long silence from the bottom of the English channel cut all tical hope today for the rescue of 75 men entombed in the lost Brit- ish submarine The British admiralty said Rep. Waited E. Brehm testified in federal court today that the asked in campaign Just over nine years ago Contino was arraigned fatigued from his on a charge of failure to re- trip from embattled port for induction and released was invited to the Australian v eight hours I was ex He by army Fort testified as a i parliament the of he unnerved me an acrimonious ble Suddenly something domestic and I me out of Let me out settled to the bottom In some 200 feet of But the admiralty said the hunt would go An armada of 34 ships prowled over the nel surface this ne surace experience for some sign would I became ust where thc affray just where the affray been extended At the MacArthur said it was with a sense of deep mility and great calm that he occupied the do not stand here as cate for any partisan for the issues are fundamental and reach quite beyond the realm of partisan he must be resolved on the highest plane of national Inter- est If our course is to prove sound and our future Be address you with neither rancor nor ness in the fading twilight of with but one purpose In to serve my Only yesterday In San cisco where he received a welcome on his return to this country for the first time in 14 MacArthur had dis- claimed any political He told the San Franciscans he hoped his name would never be used in a political way and he did not intend to run for any political office Developing his views of what this country's Far Eastern cy should MacArthur told congress by way of background that people of Asia found their opportunity in the war just throw off the shackles of that two Douglas ID and Butler had to sit on the The began their momentous day In the capital ordering orange juice and followed by a breakfast of boiled By the rain had stopped but clouds still hung Buses arriving from nearby Maryland and Virginia were packed and tors were picking vantage points along Pennsylvania A woman with a yellow o the sea bed where the now town of at the west end of the reservoir without a They captured ton the eastern end On the western a led Allied patrol stabbed to in two miles of 17 miles inside North Then man contributions from Mrs. Clara 75. and Mrs. Emma S. Craven in 1947 and 1948 while they worked in tu me aca i colonialism ana now see admiralty said it was sweeping i dawn of new a the bottom with a dragnet ol and the office Brehm pleaded innocent this you Australians has as as can Japanese are beaten the the and you pm WASHINGTON A his wires and nets But there was no definite cation where any rescue tions should Faint under- water telegraphic tappings than I could heard yesterday have not been Contino disappeared from Fort received since Ord. near the day before he was Turn to Page 10 Passes New Hurdle COLUMBUS The senate judiciary committee today sent the so-called sheriff removal to the senate with a man called him to his A the day before he was said the FBI had opened tmed piano was to be inducted He AutO and told him Arthur MacArthur in the Statlen to 9m m If he wanted to Dies m hotel If he wanted to ties yesterday it. Contino won a talent contest in witness The Statler said it learned the 1943 and rocketed to fame and 13-year-old son of Gen and He lately has been A him to tell that to the Soliday Brehm contacted him again and said the amount was Soliday said he visited Brehm in January 1948 after his er had been fired and brought with him I MacArthur the and jng theaters and nightclubs at a so a tuner was dispatched to saiary of 000 a look over the piano in the suite the are occupying OUT OF RACES during their Washington WASHINGTON The four He said he asked Brehm M television networks se rving the oe right I east and middle west of the woman t oe Hie K tion merged their facilities make it 50 to 46 Funeral services for Sen. Vandenberg will be held at 2 p.m. Saturday from the Park Church The Rev. Archibald will The will He In state at the church chapel Saturday The Place of burial has not decided With the senator's death was Turn to Page The empowers the nor to start removal action in local courts against prosecutors and mayors who fail to let Mrs. keep the full check for that month be- cause she had no visible means of The witness quoted Brehm as day to cover Gen. Douglas Mac Arthur's day in Station of announced that National YORK Manufacturer Dies CLEVELAND one of the earliest George 75. is dead In 1899 he and the late Frank Rogers produced the Rogers which was built in Cleveland for several Kentucky Derby and also day's Wood Memorial at be the first four-cylinder pan- cake type motor ever installed in an auto Common pleas courts would and that If Mrs conduct the removal hearings j Soliday kept the he The increases the would have to make it Second Set of Twins Born Couple and the self-respect of half of the earth s and 60 percent of its natural he peoples are rapidly consolidating a new both moral and with which to raise the living standard and the adaptation of the design of modern progress to their own distinct cultural environments A three-minute ovation of whistling and greeted MacArthur as he strode deliberately down the center aisle of the packed The approximately 600 sons fortunate enough to obtain seats in the galleries joined in the ear-splitting Mrs MacArthur beamed and waved a kiss to the general with her black gloved MacArthur walked with ured tread He mounted the trum and greeted Speaker burn and Vice President a green raincoat and a collar chair was one of the early She planted the chair at the corner of Pennsylvania avenue and 15th street and sat down to wait although it was hours before she could hope to catch a glimpse of the thurs The White House ment of President Truman's engagements for the routine given reporters each a conference of the president Secretary of State Acheson for the hour set for ad- There was no word whether Mr. Truman and Secretary eson might watch MacArthur and hear his speech over tele- Mr. Truman Is not a TV He has said he never watches it unless daughter garet Is on the At the crowds ered Police kept one back from the house wing entrance to be used by thur. No one was permitted to the capitol except those with cial admission The general sense of the mentous nature of the whole casion was illustrated when re- porters vere told the menu for a luncheon for given by Rep. Martin They pool basis with arv and five mobile Voice over sheriffs and TROOPS HEAR SPEECH WASHINGTON Arthur's speech to broadcast to troops in h mor Far Eastern command 's was prosecutors but lessens it over congressman finally settled on mayors The governor now has authority to conduct hearings under cross examination by and remove mayors who fail in his opinion to uphold the LOWERED erratic opponent by top announcers he and the m JP Defense Attorney Leo A. Soliday said Mel began a t in the ol Hotel noon s WASHINGTON Apparent mor Far Etern comman today MacArthur day be- discussed that she football wen Ts in Europe by thc armed of the death of Senator was turning back part ol her DouRlas forces radio I salary to here Gen. For the second time In two twins were born this morning at Good Samaritan hospital to Mr and Mrs Eu- gene DeTemple of 1651 or And Just like those born on April 9, 1949. today's babies are son and they missed ing on their mother's birthday by 40 Waiting at home to greet the twins are Eugene who will be six in Ellen who will be four on and the other Michael and Michelle Mrs DeTemple is the for- mer Florence daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Lally of She Is a member of the fifth generation of her ily to have multiple births Her mother had two sets of mixed twins and DeTemple is an assistant en- gineer at the Ohio Bell Tele- phone Co. DeTemple Is a graduate of Mt Carmel tal School of bus. were advised it would include cup not Just plain Mrs Edith hostess of the house explained that cup te really an awful lot of trouble to she have fo put a lot of colored In the The main dish of the menu was chicken a la Martin made public the of guests invited to In the speaker's dining It included top In the District of government and some of associates of World War n In the On the list were these Vice President tor McFarland Senator Russell Senator Wherry Senator Bridges Senator Taft Senator ator Saltonstall Halleck MacArthur's hair was I Short far down the right side of his w Han A saucer sized bald spot glistened in the glare of and Brown Priest and Brown end The assemblage cave him another ovation after his Introduction by MacArthur nodded with a smile to Rayburn and then Into Us at Several former senators claimed the privilege of the floor among Burton Wheeler of Claude Pepper of Josh Lee of Oklahoma and Scott Lucas of Illinois The chamber was so p.m. cloudy and er tonight with low 3540 over some rain Yesterday's High a.m. 5 1 A V 1 l o
