Zanesville Signal, The (Newspaper) - August 30, 1954, Zanesville, Ohio THE ZANESVILLE SIGNAL ACTOR a. IKE ADVOCATES BIG MILITARY RESERVE it it it it it it it it it McCarthy Censure Probe Begins Tomorrow With Army Fawn Lake WASHINGTON McCarthy flew in today from Log Angeles to defend himself in a new ate investigation bf his on a prior Senate probe of his pleading after the declined to discuss the eases with a He was be WASHINGTON 0 win the Senate's MOW UB which wB start here McCarthy saM ke to ready to to Us tke if be to to do accompanied by McCarthy and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Vogeler is the American whom the Hungarian Communist government ed two years A asked whether ler will join Senate In- subcommittee staff or have any part in the is Just a good the senator A special bipartisan committee headed by Sen. Watkins planned a meeting later in the day to complete plans for the scheduled start of public hearings on a resolution to censure McCarthy for what Sen. Flanders has charged was conduct a and tending to bring on the On another the three Democratic members of the ate subcommittee sought to complete before a 5 p.m. deadline their minority report on which ended last June 17. The subcommittee's four lican members already have filed their sealed majority views on If was proved of the charges and McCarthy and top Army officials flung at each other under The majority and Ings and separate opinions of in- dividual Republican and cratic senators win constitute the The over-all document Is expected to be so bulky it may until Wednesday morning to print it for Before flying East last night McCarthy told newsmen at he would meet today with the censure but he it holding up our investigations of Reds and other undesirables in the defence McCarthy is regular chairman of the Investigations Sen. Mundt took orer Just for the This morning's brought inch of observers at municipal airport Mgh ef ft tost stamped to lew ef tke early By it 71 dear sides and mild weather was the order of the day for most of the but there were ex- Temperatures were mainly in the 80s and 70s early The upper Mississippi had some brisk low 50s, and ranged in the 50s also in New Shoe Store To Locate Here Co. ot New York has leased quarters at 51 North Fifth street and win a Thorn McAn shoe store it was iced The by was former Ij Bsed as W i i a anu H win pe by C W. Taylor and local TIM storeroom fc located tot put of a formerly by the Omar bakery to bouse It is adjacent to Loan aad Ox leeee by Bateman of tae real estate body of Jack 3J, ef from tw Gray Friday French EDC Backers Ask Treaty Change fawn beats young Douglass Starr to the A pet of the six Starr isn't caged but allowed to roam about south woods area at N. Y. has yet to miss a meal at Showers Bring Cooler Weather The was in the here today after brief storms early this Fore- casters said the cool weather would remain cool tonight and upper New York State and New Missouri had some vigorous which brought around a half-inch at rain to many sections and to There were half-inch showers 4n the and light showers in the far west GOP Chairman Pledges Fight CINCINNATI man Leonard W. Han keynoted a Republican party campaign pep rally here today by accusing con- gressional Democrats of using hi make our tion Hall called on party Report Awaited In Vice Probe Ala. A dramatic new chapter in the tale of vice and corruption in fabulous City today with a grand Jury report expected to con- tain more than 300 Special Judge Walter B. Jones called Circuit Court into session to Ala. receive the first presentment three weeks after the 18-man blue ribbon Jury began Its investigation of widespread Picked of National Guardsmen stood ready to arrest in tht probably the greatest number ever returned by a grand Jury in Until the arrests are the names of those in- must remain indictments against some of the gambling big shots were account for many of the anticipated 500-odd true As many as SO were believed likely against Still others may come later in the continuing vice cial George Johnson said the Jury would go and state chairmen affirm our standing But be prepared far a lo a initial report was It was almost a con- that the first in- terim report would contain no in- for murder of viee crusader A. L. whose on June 18 started here that the cans are going to bang tip the la what President said was for of Is a possible of be bad ka Ran said bobtail of the ADA far Democratic persuasion to confute us with caDt for recognition of Red China and for the Tne OOP chairman dM not spell it fata but bto about a to strip party of legal The Ad not m ot to party a The tne party of legal Ma Sefke la aa PARIS The French National today in- debate on Euro- pean Army Treaty today er one of iti ed on an immediate call for new to change the Tms move by the group in favor of the European Defense Pact brought a counter move the to shut off debate and bory EDC further The morning session of the sembly was devoted exclusively to the questions of None IK the approximately CO orators wanting to talk about the treaty itself had a chance to Under parliamentary a 4e- daion on these motions must take SAN Tex. An attorney for CpL Claude J. chelor said he tefl a general court-martial here today taat the Army im- and then want back on te prom trial opens today in a at Ft San Defense Atty. Westbrook of San is eager to clew himself with American 33, of is charged with collaborating with the and Informing on during SI months as a precedence over the rest of the A truce was reached ami both supporters and ad- herents of EDC agreed to draw their opposing motions to mit the general talks to This the pro EDC group had a change of heart and the celing for new tata with the other fire EDC nations was So was the anti- EDC Parliamentary experts were ing to figure out a Both factions were working to line up votes for their The morion submitted by Alfred Chupin of the smau Union of and Socialist says that there is reason in- vite the government to follow up its prior to the vote on the for an agreement among the signing nations on the basis ef the project of protocol submitted by France at and to re- new with Germany the negotiations of the It proposed ing the debate Sept. 21. The Assembly's foreign affairs by a vote of 24 to 20, decided to recommend when thf assembly convenes this afternoon that it adopt the resolution by EDC foes to put off debate in Opening the treaty debate Mendes-France maintained his attitude the European Defense Community Pact but he choked off several at- tempts to stall discussion and cleared the way for the faction to have its Former Premier Rene Mayer was the first to accept the lenge with an urgent plea for tion of the With 69 more speakers to be beard the de- bate is expected to last least until There appeared some chance that before voting to ratify or re- it it it it if Accused Yank t Faces Army Court Today of war fat Norn He CM ef H American to stay with Ost after Korean ar- Bat be bis back to Allied side Jan. 1. The other American of the I who came back was CpL ward S. of Big atone Va. He was convicted by a court martial last May 4 en charges similar to those brought against Of the other 21, one has been reported dead by the Chinese Westbrook said Batchelor and the other Americans were Army at ease on a tha Army bank am its But Army has feat it ttw only that would aot be pan- toned for remaining behind after other Allied bad been re- The Army has maintained that no immunity was promised for of the prisoners while they in North Korean President Signs New Atomic would kill the WASHINGTON D. today signed the new atomic energy legislation and de- clared it win speed the time when the atom be wholly to The which Ignited one of the hottest fights ot the the IMt Atonic Energy Act. One of the changes permits the under certain security to give nuclear to America's The new for the first opens the door for de- velopment of a private atomic power within in a took note of the warm debate in Con- gress over these He said he feels were revealed ing the and want our people to know that these provisions are designed tually to relieve the taxpayer of the cost of the cial aspects of the while fully protecting the public in- terest in atomic these provisions carry Into policy tion of the original Atomic Energy that free competition in vate enterprise should be expressed confidence that the new measure will be a boon to public and private ment of. atomic It will he to greater national undertaken as a re- sult of this new the dent help us gress more rapidly to the time when this new source of energy win be wholly devoted to the con- purposes of Three Youths Seized After Crime Spree LUte U.S. Defense Reviewed in Legion Speech WASHINGTON dent told American Leffen creation of a mighty reserve at a Legion Launches Big Convention WASHINGTON The can Legion took over the nation's today bands blaring and the President Eisenhower flew back from his working vacation in rado to help launch this 3tth tional convention of the world's largest veterans organisation noon A member himself of the legion Eisenhower sent an advance message of eome to the veterans do I know of your staunch dedication to in the proud usage of the communion be on big 1965 have MM maintain that tary in which we tor 150 dent declared Jh a speech tor delivery at the at long we build such a And we mat maintain it. Wishful political mutt ao bar a so of has the ultimate of she The 13-year-old hti taken up para- chute Jumping as a Pre- riding and flying lesions were her big the only girl ber of a parachute Heater Plant In Production Milton Stevens of Huntington president of Republic Heater was to arrive in this after- noon to inspect the company's new plant on the day it went into CLEVELAND youths were be- other company officials to be Hazel chief and Mrs. Opal vice president bery Cleveland police said Officers said the three also ad- and general sales Mrs mined holding up a Cleveland Wr Mitchell has been in this city for July 10 and five autos time ta tor the the unprecedented vice purge tne me would ask Mendes-France to seek new concessions from the Cleveland and Lake They were identified as Charles 21, and a According to they stoie three can in and one in Cleveland before entering the bar and taking from the They ditched fourth car In a woods when a County sheruTs but stole another car nearby and police The gas station holdup was at and netted about But they were after they had accident mother stolen their officers here of the plant which is located in the National Plumbing Supply company's property on Dearborn Inl Republic Heater received nationwide publicity last year calling attention to the fact that there an a number of women among its top In addition to Mrs. and Mdw these include Mrs. Nancy manager of and Mrs. Mary rice president menix and other rackets flourished for State the search for Patterson's T nw Went the Netherlands and Mendes-France failed to get the changes be wanted in his talks with the other five foreign ministers at earner this DVM ml Minn. Jay C. head of the C serge A. packing Aed early today a long uV BOB of the of m use VMB a CLEVELAND Termer State Senator Marvin C who twice sought unsuccessfully the Democratic nomination for of a heart Ont He was Physician Protests U.S. Tax Court Ruing If a can be flj Dr. C bey Place lateraal has taken kss case to Tax Chart of Use agency's fata to deduct aa bis 101 tax nan aad am bei Ita tor bto for 4adam in Ms Mrs. regard be contends that he act owe me tm income taxes the to trying to from The doctor made no protest bis tocome made by the tax ke asks a bit tax and s re- of me to coant Mi M a he Something like naires and members of their ilies more than ever delegates brought and dren thronged Washington for the opening of the four-day con- the first ever held The number is expected to to before it's It was the youngsters who made most of the with rifles crackling in a firing squad contest within sight of the White and with drums rolling and bugles blasting in other competitions on all Some of their elders did a little to our Then he of an reserve an objective tor the American Legion and other have lor a generation wS a No. 1 Hem to tba next In his speech fellow many of whom served der him as in Europe during war the chief executive reserve not burden men This who have administration w wtt whooping it Cowbells clanged in hotel Picturesque of the 40 and 8. the legion's fun making beeped and the convention got off to a comparatively orderly National officials ruled out any sort of North Carolina Gets Warning Fla. Hurricane warnings were ordered up along the North Carolina coast rorth of tee to The said that tot a and a half the States has prided itself MB to maintain large have civilian But we done so without being fair eHbar to the private citizen or to the curity of the He went into no detail about nature of the military wants to He made so tion of the plan for a serve outlined a few weeks Ago John then of defense in charge of power and now returned to the Presidency of Michigan That plan called for every bodied young man to put fc a asV service stint and then the The White House st the time the program set forth as a plan to thwart Soviet was onder by the National Council but that final had been reached on submit to Congress in that Eisenhower interrupted bta Wilmington to Manteo today as for tt boan to third tropical storm of the moved slowly northward with increasing winds now clocked at about 100 miles an Storm warnings tor winds of less than hurricane force remained on display south of Wilmington to S. C but Chief Fore- caster Norton in the Mi- ami Weather Bureau Mid the South warnings were At Onto one freight cars left the tracks here today and tor a time blocked N. Main St. Railroad officials said one car jumped the i tuning the ers to be one was in- The derailment a rary of part of the Ohio Co. plant whea one car into the penter aa imaging tte air tbe railroad back to Washington to In hie address be akw France another prod the bone oC winning ratification of the SJi army project by that Without mentioning that by he said on At project not MoOnl our He also declared that in the struggle for free world curity and nor downs any of our Dealing with the European ation and he safety of any single in the free world on the substantial unity of al in the free No outside the Iron Curtain be lo the of any other nation devoted to Tta Bus cloudy traffic I clear for cloudy days while are dear clear M M OMo PaaL ef a oar be WM ka went j New V off dear I
