Times Recorder, The (Newspaper) - October 16, 1952, Zanesville, Ohio Serving Southeastern Ohio For Sixty-Five Years Always Fair The s Recorder OUR PHONE NUMBER DIAL 24561 OUR PHONE NUMBER 246 Charier Member of Associated Press OCTOBER MILD FIVE CENTS t I I f U.S MAY BUILD UP EUROPE JAP PRINCE IS BLOOD Prince brother of Japan's Emperor makes a blood donation for United Nations forces fighting in Korea Attending him at a U S- Army blood bank headquarters in Tokyo are army Lieut Georgia of and Capt Gertrude Pa Allied Spearheads Meet President And M Arthur Agree NW Curbs o i n For Shilling Strong Ked Resistance Finai Victory In Push Toward Capital Effective Yank Foot Cavalrymen Force North Koreans To Withdraw After Fierce Daylight Fighting With Rear Guard Oct foot men in fierce daylight fighting forced North Korean troops to withdraw Sunday afternoon northwest of by the state Of which speeded up their 50 air miles southeast of the Red capital of Pyongyang mcm on Wake Island con talks U S Eighth army headquarters reported the First forence this week-end MacArthur has taken Cavalry division ran into born Communist Hint Truman May Be Intending To Seek Peaceful Settlement Of Controversial Formosan Issue Through United Nations Oct Truman and General Douglas MacArthur apparently have agreed on plans for shifting the bulk of American military power from the Far East to western Europe after the United Nations victory in Korea is completed That is one of the future lines of action clearly in- Business Men Believe Rules Too Drastic Oct new credit more money down for and small-arms fire Leif AP reported the New Dewey To Back Eisenhower For 1 Boy Fatally Hurt Presidential Nomination When Hit By Auto in a brief telephone call from S Army Photo via AP Communications the front remained I Erickson said the army j spokesman reported the North Koreans fought from well positions but the American at- tack finally drove them into a World Observes Anniversary hold bigger the ly payments on into Formosa in friendly effect tomorrow thereby lending his backing to it ThC boa5d fayS me sentence on necessary to control m- troop deployment as be- M a ny business Arthur initialed the document lan Along with the emphasis on can polling United States forces Europe and in the say of Korea there appeared heavy presidential was not stress on United Nations i and that discussed the steps they'll cut buying too and A restrictions on NEW YORK Oct Thomas E Dewey said flatly withdrawal by midafternoon day Change Help To Mar Celebration NEW Oct 15 Donald Eugene i today he would not run for president in 1952 and would back Gen Some enemy forces fell Dwight Eisenhower for the Republican nomination S 11 miles no circumstance that I can he of while from moves by ossan to br to the ares as buying was put of the Western rapidly as possible in back into only a month I This provide the due to with the intent of the aRO The new rules them Uhe main of the resolution of the United Nations to this over assembly and in order used cars controversial question to get our armed forces out of in i the Formosa For if Pros as soon as their United ife Truman followed the is complete down payment 1 which has been laid down by his The wording suggested that menl says in Finance advisers here he undoubtedly the and his Far say it now wili take Thomas is a traffic tim and possibly because he was getting ready for Halloween Wearing a Halloween the boy darted from behind a parked auto on this town's Main street at 4 o'clock Saturday accept the nomination for president in and I doubt if there is any possibility the tion would arise The statements were made during an interview on the tional Broadcasting company's the television show into the path of an auto He added that don't be- driven by Russell Anderson who Heve a man should be was enroute home from ed more than twice for the Whether the mask blinded the boy's or whether he failed There has been speculation to see the Anderson auto because that defeated in 1944 and of the parked car was not de- might have decided to run termined He was unconscious for reelection as governor with when placed in the Mills and j an eye on the 1952 presidential Brown ambulance and died lore reaching the Hocking Val- Asked whether he had ley hospital in Logan candidates in for the Re- Trie boy was in the second publican nomination in grade He Is by his Mr and Mrs irs a little early DUt Walter a Jack we have Xew York his Mr great world the president and Mrs John of New of Columbia one of and and Mrs the greatest soldiers of our Walter Thomas of Canton a fine a man who The body really understands the problems should be Brown funeral home pending of services at 2 o'clock Tuesday He added that in the Baptist church reelected governor and have m- Rev Charles Bowen will with the New York ate and burial will be in New I would recommend to cemetery East Germans Go To Polls As Directed Oct 15 East German's Red government an- tonight that nearly 95 per cent cf voters in the Soviet zone endorsed the unopposed Communist national front in day's election It was a final count An estimated East under the close iny of Russian troops and Com- munist went to the polls in a election ed since Adolf Hitler's regime The voters returned to office for a four-year term a ment of 70 per cent Communists and 30 per cent collaborators The parliament had been set up miles to the northeast Singye was reported taken by the South Korean Re- publican First which day pressed on five and seven miles northwest and The other two tips of the pronged United Nations drive wards the Communist capital so met but advanced The Republican Third division troops pushing westward from to Page LAKE Oct Worldwide Observance told that the United Commander had buy even Of the fifth vear of the United States intends to seek a Pessary Jo get lowest new Th ful settlement of the Formosan niles arp gs stiff as any Of to be highlighted man left Washington television sets and other major must UN day Oct when President United States forces any more Truman makes a major address deeply in defense of the appliances to the UN assembly win on that point from General be at least 25 percent and Qt f th H ti protection to dissuade the Arthur must be completed in 15 world its life nese Reds from trying t0 take withdrawal from months Formerly the down pay 151 U by will result in a buildup was the structure to make it stronger There was no immediate clue t Europe is unquestioned John J Raskob Dies Suddenly Nations gets under way issue rough the United that the talk had really centered World War II might be accomplished Mr The down payment on underline the current of U week to just how close together president and Secretary 3 On the down conferees were on this State Acheson have already jumps from 10 to 15 meets j though their statement referred mitted the United States to cent and the payoff period morrow to consider a new very complete unanimity to Page jis cut from 18 months to 15 up between Israel and I The effect of credit controls is greatly widened by another new rule making the higher down payments necessary on ar- ticles costing or more Until now the controls haven't ed articles costing Maury Nee of a for the commerce U N Trusteeship Director Ralph J Bunche the 1950 Nobel Peace being violated The assembly political com- Drafting Preliminary Outlines Of Important Speech Oct John J Raskob launches debate on Oct Truman today drafted the sections of a outlines of a U S foreign policy fully Spokesman I confident that Communist dangers can be surmounted in Asia department's retail industry the Far Pacific after his momentous exchange of helped teach Americans how to eral assembly powers for buv automobiles on the gency peace ment plan and onetime patrols and armed troops to dented meet ng with a dis- MacArthur on Wake Island That eneral MacArthur cratic National died aggression Federal Reserve Board was too hasty in tightening controls said consumer prices languished airport at 7 p m Pacific HO n rn nave nSCn P by the Russians -ear ago early today He was 71 The assembly special political termed will Time flO p m without any election Korean War and of the finance committee of ia's independent government hk toi East zone associate w the du has return of united the opera Three Workhouse Inmates Escape x -i j Pont f Wilmington fnend of slan charges that the U.S the continental States president will thc them that they support Smith and one of the secretly night speech he traveled so far Since there was nn wav leading ii accept the draft Since there was no wv Dewey said he had Oct 15 At Eisenhower's a Three workhouse inmates houseboy relayed a message to through an IS inch cell V vote no on the eaSt Eisenhower about whether would be willing to accept the armed control in The prepare rica election meant a vote for the current i parliament a mg the general on Dewey's W wall in a daring escape today The two The houseboy returned and and one from Ft Eisenhower could not see Ind slid through a ventilator ithe reporters because he had Of shore estate near here He had arrived at the lacre estate Friday with a group of friends from New Last night he suffered what he bo- to be an attack of I He became worse and died be- fore Dr H F McPherson Israeli Premier s Post IN Oct 13 j plane landed at p m Presidential Secretary Charles night a m Ross said the Island at Hickam field after an eight conference would figure in r i hour flight of San Francisco address Oct 14 j miles from tiny Wake in the Qf 1 c emerged from the informal murdered American Tired but satisfied that his talks between the and Wounded two others MacArthur president and the i day in What was believed to be atrocity case against United Nations commander The shaft and slipped down a rope tied to a support on the jail block roof after crawling through the tunnel Workhouse officials identified them Dewey Fort Falla Mundie and James 33 Kline and Mundie were parole guests Oct 15 r had produced substantial from his home in the President drove to the points on which the general was Americans paraL LtP of Adm Arthur W consulted were contained in was a survivor re new state was founded Weds Other Man Pacific fleet statement issued after the tonight N J Oct 15 i who Lt Richard Lobeck and Ri- ran ley was serving out a fine I Mrs Dorothy died who began his ir 1 4 TT of wounds inflicted by a as a financial wizard as Chaim Weizmann where he spent the night I ference by the to John H i prowler who bludgeoned five tary to Pierre S du Pont in Ben-Gurion ai Mr Truman and his party of which Gen MacArthur con- said he was one of 11 American persons in a rampage that had been in retirement homp in Rehovot military and civilian prisoners the Reds captured in northwest Detroit 1946 He and Pierre du consulting with all party ers will leave Hickam field These near west close associates for half a Weizmann asked Ben-Gurion a m tomorrow steps necessary to bring of Kaesong Police said that Ennis moved into General form a new cabinet for j peaceful reconstruction and He saad two North Koreans a unified Korea as guarded them for several hours to Page a hn farmhouse When a venes here tomorrow after i recess Religious bloc members of the a had Motors together and gained to the the Israeli are to set curity to who beating the woman His story in j parliament The Knesset San Francisco i on of going on a drunken rampage 1 venes here tomorrow after Reds Massing On Turkish Border the eve of her elaborate wedding police for already married her four other beatings of women his and children mother said today remorseful still i Mrs Ludwig said her hazy from a was held I telephoned her felonious as- to say that sault said Driver Won't Endure Abuse Historic Wake Island Quiet Again After Conference WAKE Oct barren having Oct happy Mrs Lauther said she row reports did not know where the wedding pd here tonight said Russia is took place or where the runaway massing troops on her frontier Newark couple is now Turkey and Iran The re- Bernice left her home here pens Kars a less than 24 hours toun near the frontier before she was to have married These reports said six Wallman about six The department made Mrs Katherine of thc Turkish border just east of months Public one of the heaviest Palisades he The reports said four of of the Korean con- said she abused him for the the all trained in today way he manipulated his bus outgoing cabinet no Ben-Gurion after a heated caucus today that they WEEHAWKEN N J Oct 15 fo a re- O'Dell of Paterson cent in would be sought is one bus driver just Us parf jn b quiet this afternoon loi TOO -t abuse In he had a woman ing the government senger arrested today on a dis- orderly persons charge for what Casualty List Unusually Heavy he was that 28.000 Arrested O'Dell stopped at Weehawken land asked an officer to arrest battle broke out on tre road be- the guards turned their ri- fles on the then they believed all wore dead Br ver escaped however Brewer said he was captured Friday afternoon on a road over which Cavalry units had 7 passed the dav before The Reds three The president of the United General to said they wero The brass and big who rame with gone brcak out First sunbathed airstrip is empty save for the big Oct 15 planes that move through on their way to and from of the colorful five-star general Only hours the at- the matter-of-fact of all the world was focused cm this little strip of land came in of the far out in the Pacific and presidential Cavalry was fashioning around the area rilla and one company Weather of hght were rd at near the triangle where Russia Turkey Iran OHIO Increasing cloudiness come LONDON Oct 15 munist China said today it had cement and frame office arrested 28.000 since two of the most streaks oi Strike Idles Canton Buses ing in action in the Korean area tne correctly In Korean casualty list No police released in iisi and high to north ag Mrs Keel m bail for a and to south portion Thc tomorrow i i- Tuesday cloudy with Former Actress To Wed showers Minister's Son department said that six others HOLLYWOOD Oft H T Col fen a to serve in is going to a minister's son Or LOUIS II pastor of the Hollywood rirst inn announced n om that Miss son Louis II Ji Js and the ding is sot for Sunday's i IT 6 r m 2 M 1 i m SKIES TODAY Sunrise 8 a through the tropic darkness at Oct 15 Hpr actions O'Dell two ot the most Canton's 64 buses were left w 1 prevented on of men of these times sat a wounded 30 injured miss f 6 for thp States aown together to the huts seemed cause of the third transportation Nationalist threat of draft a of place strike here in four years f la Preserve the of as the biR The walkout was called this was contained in The gray-haired surrounded them in morning by AFL Bus Drivers broadcast report on the opening president had flown f th and Mechanics voted T om tn Mar who had flown m union sources i t n fhe before from said to reject a compromise S hart been all of offered by Can cd Nations In presidential plane to grasp Mr ton City Inc Truman's hand and half em- the full 15 in on that as a mi be Those listed as wounded daughter of against the Chinese records tho ganani su i time felt tomorrow When hurt in the injured hurt Mr and Mrs William B of a battalion ot vou thp TOO bus riders get up will in Beverly died of thousand v ho ration enily the office of DAILY two fij long work DIES Coroner Herbert P riTY Orr weeks next the general replied Drivers now are earning a LISBON Oft 15 ed El one of Mexico the tne Beginning 01 handshaking fcr minimum of 37 and io Maria It said apparently the child's major World n they entered a ics make a base of an during her Fleep to a t o a But no one wno a ne e battered and dented 1948 hour Tw were asking raises in the sleeping hac to press of its approximately to please 25 cents an hour others previously as had returned to United military control Child Suffocated By Sleeping Bag CINCINNATI 0 lof a 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