Times Recorder, The (Newspaper) - September 2, 1953, Zanesville, Ohio Complete Daily Radio WHIZ and In Your TR Every Morning The Times Recorder Today's Only Paper Delivered By RFD The Same Day It Is Printed GOTH 212 THOSE 18 OHIO WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER 2 1953 HOT FIVE CENTS TORRID WEATHER SETS NEW RECORDS 41 Killed PO W's Forced To Broadcast In French Plane Crash FREEDOM VILLAGE Korea camp to Pyongyang under the Wednesday Sept 2 A re- j pretext of being allowed to turned lieutenant said i broadcast an appeal to the U S Paris To Saigon Flight Downed In Mountains NICE France Sept 2 Air France j yesterday he and 19 others were forced to make a propaganda broadcast over the North I rean radio under threat of a j death march i LT COL Paul V Liles a West Pointer from Columbus Ga told for the first time how at least some of the prisoners were made to lend their names to propaganda broadcasts from Pyongyang North Korean Liles and the 19 other ing men were brought 100 miles lation crashed and burned in somh from prison the towering French alps last night All 41 aboard were believed killed j The big plane on route from Paris to Saigon ed into Mt HOO miles north of this Riviera resort city The crash came an hour and a half after the left Paris Orly Field THE ILL-FATED craft carried 33 passengers in- a baby and a crew of eight Four of the passengers were headed for Beirut Lebanon the rest for the Orient Air France indicated most of the passengers were French The crash occurred in an ted area of the French alps five hours climb up the mountains from the village of Fours St rent The village is 10 miles south of the winter sports town of Police army and ian rescuers left for the crash scene Air Force to drop food packages at their camp The men were allowed to write own speeches but at the last minute the Norm added phrases attacking ican and inserted Liles said but a Korean major said one who failed to make a speech would be marched back to near the border on foot Liles said this was mount to a death sentence be- cause it was and the men were f-o they couldn't even march around the yard So Liles and the made i i the broadcast and felt very i bad about it Their only j i lation was they were allowed 1 I give the location of the long camp and hus be spared the of accidental I bombing and Hie Reds had given no information o the j location of the camps up to that time j some casts heard m at about i that time were quoting prisoners as denying Allied charges that i the Reds had captives to wholesale Lt Col James P Carnes who commanded the first battalion of the famed Gloucester Regiment and was the highest ranking British said he spent months in solitary he was net starved or beaten said he was charged with subversive Turn to Page 10 Please Armed Terrorists Seek To Wreck German Election September Opens With Scorcher No Rain In Area For 15 Davs The mercury hit an even 100 decrees at municipal port at about yesterday i afternoon went well over the century mark in the town area and set these j 1 The hottest Sept 1 in the of the local CAA station 2 TIIK HOTTEST September day I 3 The hottest reading for this in the year j -1 The longest hot i consecutive days of 90 degrees or higher WAS TIfE time the 100 BARREL OF TROUBLE Pasadena Calif firemen with tin snips cut open an oil drum in which Ronnie Perry 6 wedged himself The boy crawled into the empty drum to hide from way R M whose playmates and ihen couldn't get out It took the fire laddies hour to free him nas been chalking up Only Reds Return 300 Prisoners In Biff Exchange BEFORE AND AFTER Wearing hair when he arrived at Freedom Village following his repatriation Pfc Wayne Johnson of Beaver Dam O was at first mistaken for Illegally From UN Jobs 100.000 Strong O O UNITED NATION'S N Y Sept tribunal Tfl I ir American employes of the UN fired LU ln 1 m for 55 years was only 97 degrees the end's high of 100 Rut at the 97 equalled the Sept 1 readings of and 1932 to Burckholter's ords 4 WAC left At right following his arrival at Inchon and a but visit to the barber shop he is strictly Gl AP Wirephoto BONN Germany i H olds 11 Americans Lesion Veterans The German government charged today that armed munist terrorists are filtering in from the East to wage a terror campaign against Sunday's crucial I election by wrecking polling booths I and assassinating political leaders lhal u in connection with U S loyalty investigations Four were ordered in the high was 68 TIIK 0 jobs a otM ST LOlIi Sept I Patro if damages The decision of the tribunal sl appeals court for the UN staff expected to revive in full For a change the Philo er's station records show that on Sept 1 IMS the high was a chilly degrees and on the same date police have arrested Red j agents trying to sneak in from the i believed to Gen Wainwright j Committee Finds National Hero Labor Violence Near Death SAN ANTONIO Tex Sept PANMUNJOM Wednesday Sept 2 The Communists released 100 Americans including 11 cers and 59 tough top rank today In an apparent ing slap at their rank the Reds delayed the delivery until after large quota of South Koreans were returned THE day of Operation Big Switch began at the usual hour of D a m 7 p m Tuesday EST but the entire first six truckloads of returning prisoners about 150 men were South Koreans The Koreans were silent and sub- dued as they clambered down from the Communist trucks In sharp contrast the Americans came back about an hour later bursting with good cheer and in good health 10 men in the second group of marked improvement The ands of others are have slipped by Some top Reds who were ed as they entered West Germany reported today that Communist thugs had orders to destroy the red-hot controversy over alleged subversives in the UN The controversy plagued former Secre tary Trygve Lie dining the months before his resignation took effect n ii In Kansas Cit booths and frighten voters i from casting ballots for the new I member parliament The government said at least three of the agents were directed was studying Ms year d- To Give Iran Financial Aid WASHINGTON Sept 1 The s o by their Russian and East make his derision as soon grant financial aid to Iran's WASHINGTON Sept 1 bosses to eliminate possible on the reinstatement of government informed House Labor Subcommittee said German political figures Patrolman In man Miller was overcome by heat while working at hc to weighing station near New ing at its yesterday noon Air Force He was lo Francis pital where he was reported in VETERANS or three wars fairly good condition last night reinforced by of Patrolman Miller resides in day military lode or marched in procession TUESDAY WAS the straight day in area without through the parade the four Ho has the option of reported today major them their jobs again or paying a sum of than 30 million X Gen Jonathan M Wainwright the hero of Corregidor lay tha union leaders using death today in Brooke Army gangster tactics of violence in tal His son paid there paralyzed the little hope the retired general trades industry in Kansas City h Chancellor Konrad nothing to sav except that it reported to be about ready to an- I 1 1 i That is two days shy of the I August record when it didn't Turn to Page 10 Please bitter election heavy damages The United States is under consideration delegation the o rout brought JT aUS was folding would two months suffered what the THE SUBCOMMITTEE calle that Moscow has studying all out offensive to keep port called another cerebral recent labor disorders there West Germany from rearming in I r Sen McCarthy the tribunal's of for- cornices of aid funds to give strength to who the new regime of Premier s was felt It urged an immediate grand irans and two majors one Air thrombosis early today It said of the most forbidding chapters ot western has attacked for his history of American unions 1 declared that an election defeat of Communists in the a general the his government which advocates government of Premier this rearmament would mean that about three i Russia has won the cold war thr bark Shah 2 Adenauer's government appropriation of money for th p 7 imm a ed to squelch the threat of a of thc was told bv the lawmakers headed by by deciding to file who irc Communists Smith reported the constitutional court to out- American nationals or lor r He entered the hospital July 6 jury investigation of and suffered a cerebral thrombosis violations of the Air Force stroke Aug 33 He had shown bor Law and the perjury statute tr JO n M front o il fcr and received visitors on his and one army The first birthday Aug 23 and had been able hearings held in Kansas City June law group was composed of 16 to sit in a wheel chair last week 3 Other German to ivp mainly captains and non com- missioned officers Thc second group split evenly 25 and 25 non commissioned of- irers One first lieutenant jumped off the Molotov truck wearing a dark flowing beard Another repatriate re- Capt Jonathan M Wainwright members who joined in the repon a reserve naval officer came here were Reps Hoffman and Lucas 3 head The United would he ex- ported to pay 33 cent of the amount awarded from Norfolk Va to be with his father WAINWRIGHT a an of the army was in command up to 23.000 men out of work he reunited through American forces in the jurisdictional disputes un- power agreement World War MacArthur of the chief opposition party under Socialists demanded that hasis for Ui not expert financial help from the es he slopped party in Iran and he marie more of an effort to settle the Students CHICAGO THK blamed most slay out of any the troubles which it said so hat Nations overall costs e Sales The UN command sent back to Australia He spent ville L Ring president of a clearly the battle lines for the U D 111 n O f four Japanese prison stes local ter oil dispute with Great Britain j downfall has rationing thc picture and hail w IN is now to support 17 of nedi's arri nd the 10 the Sept 6 parliamentary voting The North States The healings uncovered an issue they raised it i COLUMBUS Ohio Sop 1 ihl in palling record of threats one of the most important Omo honded hc Army here until vicious assaults in Europe since World War II of were ahe of nnd caps TIIK RKT prisoners casting clothing enroute scored a di- rect hit on a passing American army jeep shattering the shield The jeep driver was hit by of GI shoes flying off the truck directly in front of the UN reception center Today's release brought the ex firefighters battling 128 fires change of U S prisoners ever 3.000 mark Studies his retirement in 1917 nn kidnapping and other violence ithe subcommittee said Roving gangs moved in strong armed con- including Mr Ring's conditioned the report i went on i This committee and the Con- n gress should look with deep con- COLUMBUS 0 Sept 1 cern at this sordid account if free Gov Frank J today re- i Within the next U S p any is Ohio from th floor ar -n average s by the of The Research at Ohio an sales averaged Persian X rent the half of n Nationwide joles for to p men afraid to work by reports but withheld details o the sales 6 sador n Turn to Page 10 The Weather showers the gangster tactics of those un- on progress of an investigation nf today by spreading rams bu into charts of sales ing by a firm ln some for seven Separate investigations are un- of Akron up 7 per f way by Col George up 1 P-r cent On- VII ILL highway patrol up per cent Ceveland 1 and Robert public utilities p per cent up commission chairman per Dayton up 17 per cent i- To r j Gov said incomplete f of I reports were received from the ov n two and he would not consider the matter ready for action until the A Crime fire have w here their complete tracings of what trips were marie what Bay districts and the left only charred stump where 1 timber valued in millions oi Jilt Ul lars stood Heavy rams were reported in CHICAGO Sept 1 OHIO Continued hot the Sudbury area whore hundreds prost out of the cooler today Thursday of men had waged an all-night nu found tne law still not on his fight against II The rain clouds also were ing toward Detectives at the of cor- North Ray where at leist doors fanned him with a Thc concerns fires were reported out of warrant while the temperature Inc was M The warrant truck drivers a ed he parsed a worthless to the check in Washington D C March Frost waived extradition proceedings II Sept 1 Frost of 3106 N Adams A burglar TO Fla had jus a take anything from Pop's shop four-month term for a worthless check in rp to 1.0 Of Railroaders WASHINGTON Sept 1 The failed in its first try V o win postponement of a scheduled Sept 10 strike by con- on the nation's railroads but there still appeared hope the walkout be averted Francis A O'Neill I- of the National Mediation efforts to find a way the strike will resume coining a m President Roy 0 Hughes of the Order of Railway an independent newsmen his hopes the strike can be union has called for a 10 on some is to up a demand for p iy rates graduated r of locomotive used to -t The union contends -i with more powerful ire is needed to let share in railroad AND firemen such premium pay want a We don't think ft occur We want a O'Neill said the trying to get c: the carriers and -n to some r ir the pay demand so c settled without a strike worn fin ovio Son Killed Indicted For n m SS P p fi T m The TR Mich A Burglar One Look SKIES TODAY rn P t pp The nocturnal removed a entered CHILD and he was in a close LOGAN O Sept 1 ed from the shop side Street son of Mr i One look sufficed and the and Mrs Virgil Street of Mount left Vernon was killed today when tne The closet was loaded snow car in which he was shovels his parents hit a tree near here News News Theaters News Comers 1 en I t 6 9 r H in th Jr tod A IS son of Hte screen actor a c s irne was in -i he.- and e D by truck He camp at P t jou a 100 h to quit work o home For This was a chief r d Vt 0 i A student Santa 33 15 r were true that he hro ip in a Why it brother also in our with a tail was a tourist he WAS the 501 of Mrs Van fie of An ror i CINCINNATI 50 tAO Re i It sept i grand jury rl i Mnor Robert E of suburban iv of of alleged maiming Go intone of nearby had 1 gun into his i -e M irch 15 when hj mayor for a had bu: a nd thc hs was lv alter
