Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 25 November 1950 — Page 1

FORECAST: Occasional snow flurries this afternoon and a little warmer. Snow tomorrow. High today 15 to 18, low tonight 8. High tomorrow 20.

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‘Home by Yule’ Icy Ingers Tighten Grip Her ;

Planes Batter

Reds on Horses Storms Batter Eastern States

Allies Within 45 Miles of Border;

racer no rr or... She's Neutral in 1U-Purdue Rivalry 25 Lose Lives: 8° Above Due Tonight

. By EARNEST HOBERECHT, United Press Stafl Correspondent TOKYO, Sunday, Nov. 26—The United Nations ‘end

EE ane a. ye | Gale Cripples : Ales b p Io 2 Below, ; N. Y Traffic New Record ror Date

¢luded horse cavalry and huge tanks which may be the High of 20 Due in Central Indiana Tomorrow;

new 51-ton Josef Stalins. ; Gen. Douglas MacArthur's nutcracker offensive aimed

at having American GIs] . s 8." | | Poli : : Against lev Hich ; home by Christmas was mov- ( hing Reds | Pittsburgh, Cleveland olice Caution Drivers Against Icy Highways 3 . i . 4 y . « . . ing ahead of schedule on both | | Suffer Big Damage; Old Maa Winter, his whiskers bristling with ice, rode the northeast and northwest. S ¥ + UN Atlant . into Indianapolis last night and decided on a week-end e. not RC op ves, antic City Cut Off 8 yan Tem den vi S61 tof [ Mn ON COR re S10 e - A 4 i v s rive g 81-008 8t-Port-of-Chongijin-with- Fight Toda rides i Ong. of the worst winter The mercury plunged to 2 degrees below zero at 6 a. m, oa i nd as Jia id storms on record battered to set-an all-time low record for Nov. 25 here. = milies o 1e Siberian irontier, Bv BRVCE W. MUNN i x a te . . nh T e tempers: : st al % & Yanks Seize Chongiju Col Fran at Creare eastern states today, crip Lo h en} TET en Had a tired climb upward to spearhes cing c {CCESS lov. 25 i . “tat . reach a c & OV / 2 Lo haaesy of Ine racing LAKE SUCCESS, Nov. 25 pling transportation and com illing above by Temp. Ponitown Alrporé Eth "on the west coast road Communist Caina goes before the munications in three metro- 11 a. m 12 (midnight) 0 = J est as } ae : : . z i i atc i f to Sinuiju on the Yalu Kiver bor- United Nations Security Council ipolitan areas and scores of Predict 3 Above Tonight lam, —l wl The Weather Bureau: however 24a.mM. o.oo =1 -1

der with Manchuria, and took up today to argue the charge of apyalier cities.

A i i R > f vi - b, . 0 en -— positions two and a half miles “American aggression” against New York. Pittsburgh and em ae Solace ee a 32 mn ! = west Of the town while patrols ., t p Cleveland were hit heavily. 3. indiana grea, A low of Beli sees m= combed the nearby hills. Formosa and to face questions on | At least 25 persons were dead above was anticipated tonight 5am ....—1 —1 0 stroll found t- an- the presence of its troops ia ine and observers were not too cer- 6am ....=—2 -—1 ne Puirel ouad wa Avan some in fires. some from heart = doned Lanks, one a monster not Korea : tain the mercury would not hit Tam ....-—1 -—1 cHtively Montifled bul wali ev attacks battling deep snow. and ,o.. po ooo 2 ain 1 - positively identified ‘but believed Dr. Ales Behler of Yugoslavia, eral in auto and plane ac¢i . again. ‘ ‘ann 2 ‘to be the Josef Stalin III. It was ¢ il sident for November; ! seve The forecast for tonight and to- GS R.Nh veer 4 7 rset Cloath . Slcounei! presiaeat for 0 a dents. Others were missing. morrow indicated snow flurries 10 a.m. 6 8 the biggest enemy tank yet seen unexpectedly summoned a meet-| fthe d : SUsedl : 8 3 AMM vere in Korea and would outweigh the jng of the 11-nation council. Most of the damage Was caused jn the Indianapolis area with a 11 a.m, -.... 8 9 American General Patton. . Dr. Bebler hoped to hold as| by snow which was 17 inches four to six-inch snow in northern 12 (moon) ... 11 12 The 24th capturcd Chongju un- many meetings as nossible before |deep in the steel capital, Pitts- Indiana. A high of 20 degrees was 1pm .... 12 13 opposed. and Was {olding up next Friday when Nationalist {burgh, and still was falling. Rain predicted for the central portion of dr while other units drew abreast. China's Tingfu F. Tsiang takes] winds and high tides also caused the state tomorrow. Humidity at 11:30 a. m.—86. heavy damage. Highways, meanwhile, con-

But the offensive ran into, gyer the ccuncil presidency tor} trouble <outheast of Taechon. in pecember. { the central sector of the 85-mile-| The meeting will mark the first| stretch uf the United Nations line appearance cf the Chinese Com-| where the largest number of mynists in any organ of the troops as massed. world organization, A nine-mem-| The enemy made an end run per delegation headed by Gen. Wu around the east side of the South Hsiy-chuan arrived by air yesKorean line and sprinted six terday moraing. miles irto United Nations terri- : Sent By Mao tory. : ’ The delegation was sent by An estimated regiment of Chi- yaq Tze-tung specifically / to nese struck another unit of ROK occ the charge that. President 1st Division troops southeast of Truman's dispatch of the U.“S Taechon before dawn and drove 7th Fleet to Formosa to “neutralthem back several thousand ize" the area against attacks

0 5 yards. from either Communist or Na-

S. Koreans Hit Back Gi a hi y : . tionalist sides constituted aggres Photo by Lloyd B. Walton. T The South Koreans pushed sion against China. y Lloy alton, Times Staff Photographer.

| The U. 8. Weather Bureau said tinued to be hazardous. All roads § . mT {that the snow storm in the Ap- leading to W. Lafayette and the ONSery Ve aX Purdue - Indiana University foot- °

lachian - ntai 788 Ra Mountdin ares, was ball classic were glazed with ice.

“one of the heaviest on record.” gat police urged motorists to . | N. Y. Borough Cut Off exercise extreme caution. 1] [0 S U In New York City, Richmond ‘Summertime’ Bows Out Borough (Staten Island) was Just 25 days ago, on Nov. 1, In- } {isolated from the rest of the city dianapolis was sweltering in a Democrats to Study “when the high tides cancelled “summertime” temperature of 83 3 p ferry service. degrees. That, too was a record. Entire Revenue Setup ’ Power lines, television antennas, The South Bend area was the| WASHINGTON, Nov. 25 (UP) phone wires went down. A heavy _i¢® box” of Hoosierland with a —House Democrats today conside snowstorm was in the offing. A 0% Of 7 below zero. Sub-zero ered pushing through a “conser 90-mile-an-hour wind and rain We2!Der also was reported in vative" excess profits tax bill durs lashed the metropolitan area Terre Haute, Goshen. Warsaw, ing the Lame Duck seasion &if Pittsburgh, virtually was ‘Columbia City and Auburn. re-examining the entire revenue ; » Y WAS Para" The sub-zero plunge tied a 1950 Problem next year. ; i lyzed under its snowfall. Al record on Feb. 26 .last Wi Democratic members of the taxright back with air support, but Mrs, Mary Ruth Winchell, daughter Jackie Lou and husband Jack . , . If Jackie Lou develops streetcars were halted in. the yo ED, «b Jas! Jalen. ; Means were held up short of Taechon lit hi n blame the alma maters of her parents, Mother i 194] duate of county; J i Lawes, Previous lempetatire og (FANE House No yess a split personality, you can bla e maters ot her p S, er is a graduate o vy: Jones and Laughlin virtu- Nov. 25 in Indianapolis was 12 Committee met secretly late yess

Wille gritfjery and planes ham- Two Face Ouster Indiana U., while father played guard for Purdue in '38 to '40 and graduated, after Army Air Force ally closed a 12,000-man steel above in 1871. Coldest November terday but reached no

mered an estimated three regi- 3a . . . rdvi : ments of Reds dug in the hills service, in 1946. So Mom cheers for the Hoosiers and Pop for the Boilermakers. Rather than desert Plant: snowdrifts blocked rail weather recorded in Indianapo- on ‘the kind of excess profits tax

around the city. . either parent for the annual grid battle today, Jachie Lou plants herself in the middle and wears a ines and switches and railroads lis in the history of the Weather legislation they wil yi We United Nations planes strafed In L Rail Crash "PURANA" T-shirt to represent both U's. The Winchells live in Jasonville. ly R Shee! Plants suspended sery: Buresy Was Sve bejow zero on proacas ty CoRmumst ome cavely oY the .. fu : By JIMMIE ANGELOPOLOUS due clashed in their 26th grid- Playing pitch will be as in- | Cleveland police said their city i Slight Relief ONE: A bill applying solely to oS : ¥ Times Staff Writer iron: classic. 2 ; tense as if it were for the Big was “completely paralyzed” by up J-4fayette was blanketed with eXCess profits earned after the big

ese JOPEANS had. been in trouble... Ciuit-or-Be- Fired, tw EST-HAFPAYETPEE:-Neov—25- ——Ten-s-championship——although--to-a- foot Or HOW (EIepRONE com. STOW TOTOWINE Yesterday's show. defense-program-started:-it-would——

“They caught ‘a group of enemy “The 52,000-seat Stadium was

o : ! iv both schools. ¢ fighti ; 5 " t involve a horsemen near Taechon and Trustees Told | —The hot rivalry. of the Old 14 out two weeks ago. but no * D0 chools. are fighting to panies accepted -nly emergency fall. Old Oaken Bucket fans were NO ny additional taxes knocked 25 to 50 of them off thei ; Oaken Bucket tradition offset : shun the cellar. Indiana has long distance calls because opera- expected to shiver and shake no at this time on a corporation's nocked 25 to 50.0f them 0 T" NEW YORK, Nov. 25 (UP)— .. one would know until the kick- won one of its four conference (tors couldn't get to work. Trains Matter how exciting the annual normal earnings, but would im. ) : mounts. : : Gov. Thomas E. Dewey undertook polar temperatures here this off how many fans would ap- battles this year, Purdue has were late. Bus lines were as much classic might be, (pose high taxes on earnings over FAFLHEr West, tne Jam went i rn h leaning” of the afternoon as Indiana and Pur- = pear. lost them all. 'as 14 hours late. In Indianapolis gas pressure the normal rate. : prmalesid He the counter-at- a “complete housec a2 g Len GE TE ee Se — - | The Cleveland Press announced dropped as citizens lighted kitchen! TWO: A bill providing a more Ching i Ses ahead lav the Pankrupt, wreck - ridden ong You Are Cold; Rouls Pled 05 Reinforced lit would suspend publication be-Ovens to provide auxiliary heat Moderate excess profits tax but border city of Sinuiju, capital of/Island Railroad today "as. the cause employees were unable to in their homes. Outside meters coupled with an increase in the fie Tite ta t—Tematmy—of Red “only hope”—of —giving-its raers They Are Colder—mutiin ow #1100 oo Cc LOR Lg iE 10 WOIk, were reported frozen: and the normal ‘corporation income tax Korea re ti : 4 +f Drive on Gambling in + ‘Southern Areas Iced Citizens Gas & Coke Utility serv- rate: Re fe 3 a The 8th Army reported that all Safe transports Hi be-tired Clothe-A-Child i J Se handel. south ta Melnen Siwerel 700 SUE YOR assaps Ol a Profits 15% oe ; i ‘ iss a resign-or-be-fire + J: , Alabama (Feorgis ro terday $ i . measure is on y Bo A aes Na) Soul ee ih to bank- UR E. ot . h F 1 Raiding Squads.to Be Increased, Chief ia ria, 304 21D “The A about to be et She na orean risions s ad- st, 2 SURE. YOU shivered last n : as Nas sis . al. uti 8 i i ive “hi y Line of i vancing ahead of schedule against ruptcy trustees David E. Smucker L Y i ¥yareq oo : Says as Football Parlay Cards Hunted south as Nashville, Tenn. twice normal. utility officials said. Truman and his legislative “big . s { gporadic resistance and Hunter 1.. Delatour, federal- night. And you're still shivering “Reinforcements and a lot more push’ were promised bv Police Jin the Northern Rockies and the The tity Je! A new record in four” at a meeting Monday to ssories i Ak Communist ‘counter-attack appointed managers of the heavi- {rom the winter's cold. Chief Rouls today in the city's new drive against gambling Northern Plains, temperatures pumping 48132.000 suble feet of plan’ strategy for the short come “% 4 ? ¢ . : . » A How A } 8 [AY 0 ak wer ra ti . : t ins ’ - : 5 sai _ eafly today threw the South |y-traveled commuter line on But hundreds of unfortunate Rouls refused to tell the number of men he would add to gam- Sf oaeraliag to Ine eet of BAY Ip ne a a NY gressional eegion. | Korean 1st Division back one and which 77 persons were killed and. children are even colder . . . pling details. But he said he will. “make it hot” for the betting meat animals en £0 TH bedi EE AR vena e. Majority Leader Scott : . 2 sriving’ they don’ re War , animals ie previous high was 47,260,000 W. Lucas of Illinois and whip a half of -the more than five 309 injured in a Thanksgiving they don’t have warm clothing to jnqustry. : The midwestern states remained cubic feet last Mar. 2 Fyahels 3 . : I miles it gained yesterday near mye wreck protect them. The police knifed through town today, making a special searcn .q4 aw a : : Si a a = = | BTRACIE .|, Meyers of Pennsy}s { the center of the line; but the po. 414 Mr. Smucker and Mr. They have only oné prospect of ~~ for football parlay cards. ‘It WAS ep ow A ore Warind coming fe Iiianapo/s Sre fighters Neto vania. both of whom lost bids. for - South Koreans were reported Delatour in person that unless receiving that warm clothing-- the last day of the football sea- he ane ® rom Turles ie Jores! Sa JPAve iey ings 5% reelection, and House Democratis forging slowly ahead by this, resign bv Monday. immedi- the public's generosity io provide orce to De 4 son and heavy business was an- Gnicago. s times Jrom § B.S Jesienay Leader Joh Ww. McCormack of | evening. . 4 § the funds to The Times Clothe- ticipated. NIL nants : : : ? : - ! ~ Massachusetts and whip Percy Blast Enemy Targets _.ate court setion Won be started A-Child with which to buy the : : But with football cards out of : ibd hock Sawa the power Bes redited to weather’ con- priact of Tennessee will meet, with The Far East Air. Fortes for i force : on i garments. : ; 1 the way, the gambling fraternity the Queens Po : nd Ro a Eon persons. including a 5- the President at the White House, the ‘second straight day threw Gov. Dewey tock Yersonal Son * a Yerwelg ase was preparing for winter business age . Sons ane Richmand a, 2 Po, ere ga Other major items to be dishs a mand of a top level investigation AY IS i day to send ket hz s . : s of | r y. $- Vv, . gs 90their . full “support behind the ODAY JS a goo : : in basketball pools, high tides. driven by winds of up from their home in nightclothing cussed are a 90-day extension of

" : 0a Of the tradegy. ein ot : An Sn't entirelv uf : ; Dictesi northwest front offensive. B-29:° 3 that check or. money order to : We can't entirely stamp out 106 90 miles 2 eS : : >'rent controls, legislation granting a i - ’ , s : viblipvs tt : 9( es an hour, flooded t when fire broke out early today = superfortresses led the way by In four wrecks since the rail os cjg; Inc, Ingianap: Truck Driver Fails Ee Aum tomes of seaside dwellers. on the second floor of the Em. Statehood to Hawaii and Alaska, dropping. two-ton bombs on Red road went into receivership one is Ti 214 W. Maryland St 1 R | L fe “But we're going to Ary our na Wi dows Cas dn hardt “Building. 1623 S East st new defense appropriations which reinforcement and supply bridges Y®ar and nine months ago, 111 Olis Times, « : y St. To Reply fo Le ters best to enforce the. law.” he said. ,, n I AVE] = Fire confi . 1 “the ‘basement MAY reach $15 billion and the ad- — persons have been killed and more How soon those Jonge oon! CLEAR, Ind, Nov. 25 (UP) Gambiing law enforcement took ander the HR caved wor contined to the basement, ministration’s request for food aid ! Continued on Page 2-—Col. 6) than 500 injured. ceived will determine how. soon! i tis ._ on.new vigor when Mayor Bayt a ‘ » ‘onti 2—C for drought-stricken’ ! 1 ¢ > . =~ } : Indianapolis’ under - privileged. Frank Di Donatis of Phila assumed office two weeks ago. . SParing neither the small mer- (Continues Jon page 3- gol » ug stricken Yugoslavia: KH : + ¥ 5 ® i P 2 | youngsters receive warm clothes. delphia, who spent a week in jail Policemen ‘warhed known gam- chant nor the large Some out- , ; |” Clothe - A - Child - headquarters for driving an overloaded trudk, pling establishments to close up. going flights from LaGuardia ( ‘ | + PE A m epor Oo ovie rogress will open Monday at 206 W. has failed to answer four letters. Places where gambling equipment Airfield were _tandgalied and at a S = ror uro ean r Maryland St. next-door,te the : was found were told to stack it Newark, N. J." planes were tied

: o - ‘ad ; ; _® 0 * To Spur U.S. Atom Spending ri: "vo: en her clas” «bout bie impending tried uno 1s Buf woe G8 1 or comtineed on meen =—con. » EXCIUSTVE OF U. S., Britain

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: “ President Expected to Ask Congress . sters some promise of warmer A delay in his jury trial was The mayor denied that vester- (AFL “and : Assembly Delegates Favor Embracing a : és Si : days ahead. granted: by Superior Judge Wil-, day was the end of a "warning - r a «Th aye iE : To Add'Hundreds of Millions to Fund ie mires liam Wider because no answer period” on gambling. dr Germans in New Military Alliance WASHINGTON, Nov. 25 (UP)—Intelligence reports of rapid Farm Fire Kills 4. © came from Mr. Di Donatis to tWo = “T didn't know. we had a warn- Prepare, ness | By R. H. SHACKLEFORD, United Press Staff Correspondent

Soviet atomic progress will cause a presidential request that Con- 7 : ss. Nov letters’ serft by Prosecutor Charles ing period.” Mr. Bayt said. “It's oo | © STRASBOURG, France. Nov. 25 — The. European Assembly, gress pour more hundreds of millions info the U. 8. atomic weapon sy SPRINGS. iy Loe Hughes and two sen t by MJ. a continuous policy, whenever we Are— ignoring American and British advice, appealed urgently today tor arsenal. | . 25 (UP)—Leaner Shields, he Di Donatis' courtzappointed at- gee violations we make arrests.” | creation .of a European army which would include Germans but not

toss i : hl ... small. song and another child r- Charles Aimlav EAE ® producing another infla- : ; Budget Director Frederick J, Lawton reviewed the request with Sd to death yesterday on her torney, Charles Aimlay. tionary spiral as well as Americans or Britons.

. v . 3 President Truman this week. The President is expected to send it | ; . The trial was postponed from p Timi F ; ; f scarcity The U. 8. and British were almost unanimously opposed b “ . 23d birthday. Fire destroyed the _ "°° © 3 oor -‘fimin orces a period of scarcity. The : 3 : y oppo y to Congress next week, probably his oot been DGEEn a DG enon Bod farm home when the Ne- Nov. 27 to Dec. 4 : ; 9 h ‘real estate market is al- delegates whom Assembly President Paul Henri Spaak, former on Wednesday. ; Jas ho f ve H $2 2 Hous gro woman's husband threw kKero- Mr. DI Donatis was fined $1870 Bank to Borrow Cas : , ready ‘showing. a period,, Prime Minister of Belgium. said » - emer The intelligence reports. an in- hare 7 us sete se spending into ED tera x Cher fire Place. by Judge Wider when his truck ‘ADAMS Mass. Nov. 25 (UP) of scarcity. Fewer homes represented the public opinion of Bope, galls itself the Voice of dr es sais, have been One official speaking anony- Se prem eeeeeeie. WAS Weighed by state police and’ When the First. National Bank are available to the buyer =~ Western Europe. Europe” but it has no powers. It's studie y e appropriate con- 13/, . # J

Only the German Socialists Present statute forbids it even to

i * x : 0 ¢ / 8 ¢ 18 los Je |sday, un Fr \ of Ss xy % : gressional committees and are ex- mously, said a few weeks before Times Index fd Be aving threo Sf Adams © v Ry eanetia the gay Sav oF Several vated against the plan of French 'alk about defense. : : pected to assure prompt approval the Korean War Staite Uiat Jas Amusements ....;ee0000e 9 limit, Indiana law required Judge time lock on the vault inadver-! ® Be. smart. buy vour home ~ Premier Rene Pleven for a Ew This week's debate showed that of the new money request. ae may be-gut-spefiding us #to Frank Anderson ........ 7 Wider to fine "him at the rate of tently was set for 48 hours ahead now while you can still [0Pean army with divisions of the members pay fttle atiention to These reports, thie source said, for A-bombs. overv in North: Births, Deaths Events, 10 cents per overweight pound. - Yesterday the bank had to choose from a good se- Mixed nationalities. A separate that prohibition, however. . © ders he tact tha Rus an Yo poscesming] | SP Movements ++ 3 Nr. DI’ Donati’ Soudnt pay borrow (an from” negUNIINS. lection, Buy “miw- apd (oe vould he formed by Britain, The vote las unt was on # as gone a lot farther an oy, » or ey LOOKS ae enrsrrn es nans 8 _ the fine. His employers, ‘the banks te do husiness’ : avoid the higher prices the U. 8: and Canada,, | 4 : 1 aeter in development of atomic atomic raw material provided an ; : : ~—: > : : ; : e ‘LE Pp . . ONE: Gave full support te - Jager a ey Eo mili. illustration of the far-flung Soviet Bridge ceive Tn + : Belle Brotsug = Philadelphia. —-— m———— that ae indicated for the fons Uurge Unified Force 'Schuman'’s ABE army” ] tary planners believed it could. |[A-bomb effort. ta NE svtesenveains 1s eed pay andly Ina 15.4 ney future» a Britain and the U. 8. contend plan. i ——— Together with the Korean War, The new intelligence reports on assified A... ..000nt v Stayed: in jal untll Judge Wider ~ @ The Real Estate Section . that a single unified force of all, TWO: Declared that German E : {he USSR’s atomic project show Church-News ...... .«.» 45 held a hearing called after’ the of The Sunday Times tlanti i i : ; they have given atomic, military the project show Comic 11 rick: drivers wife: ¢ aled ) the Atlantic nations would be participation in such a plan wos and congressional leaders a sense conclusively, .it was said, that ee THES VELA 3 1Gov. Hoary Pr Ser. prea le dee offers you nearly, 1000 more efficient in defending West- needed. . . vite ; 1 of urgency that was lacking six ‘the Russians aren't loafing.” | (Crossword ......... rests De uy ay menTICKEr Suds homes to choose from. In - ers Europe against attack. "| THREE: Called for “no ise § : ‘ : A source who has seen the re- Editorials .......c....00 10 Wider -persuaded Mr. Di *Donatis this section yo will also The. European arm ‘erimination” inst the German i months age. 3 ‘ports would not say flatly that Forum sarsssiusdensnvas 10 [to withdraw his guilty plea and find three pages of news, impractical pean ny PiOject is Sri nation against be German ! Substantial! © they contain an estimate of the Clyde Farnsworth ....... 10. plead not guilty so the case . Pictures and feature ar- (French compromise pian to . or i ty Ys yo The source would not disclose Soviet bomb stockpile or produc-| Hoosier Profile .......... 6 could be given a jury. ticles pertaining to thesueome fears of resurgent Fo FOUR: Urged oan £OVs, " - Just. how much Mr. Truman willtion rate. Lo - Erskine Johnson .......: 9 No : : real estate market. * { militarism. And French rr t le such a Buroask for the new atomic speedup. In other quarters. it has been] Mrs. Manners ........... 6 ' CRASH KILLS NEW BRIDE . Q ® Td have the convenient Minister Robert Schuman won pean Rl without delaV so It But he said "it is a very sub- suggested that the Russians have, Movies .........covc0cee 6 TILLSONBURG, Ont., Nov. 25 § . home delivery of The over even some of the Germans nh y-operate with the Atiantie ; stantial request.” | about 25 A-bombs and can be ex-| Obituaries .............. 5 (UP)—Mrs. M. McMonagle, 29- © 7 Sunday Times jusf phone his plan yesterday. for CO Opera Wi, oh . Chairman Brien McMahon (D. pected to have 75 or 100 by the, Radio and Television.... 8 year-old bride of one day. and RI ley 5551 beforé mid=- The assembly voted overwhelm- | The “vote did not affect in any ] Conn.), of the House-Senateend of 1951. ‘This country will Side Glances ............ 10 Mrs. Porter Hansler, 56, hoth of fi night tonight and your ingly in its favor-—83 to 7, with 19 wa he readities of the Western ft atomic committee, and others on have five to 10 times that many,. Society .............0.i.0 3° Detroit, Mich, were killed vester- [gh SR Times will bé on your. abstentions—just before midnight dilem a over defense of Western the inside have been saying for according to' non-official specula- = Sports .................. 7 day in a two-car head-on colli- | DEY: IMAS SEA + doorstep first thing in The consultative assembly, E a: xcept in 80 far as the a long time that the United §tates tion. “°° Women's ...... Civeianes 3 sion. oe PE - Ed “the morning! lower Chamber of the Counc & Diy affects public ot G sr Share Of The $1000 In Prizes . . . Match The Twins . . . In. The Sunday Tin ~ Get Your Share Ot The $1000 In Prizes . . . Match The Twins .. . In The . mt na N er hd a SE : Yew : Mg eR Li Et Si ye : i i a 2) i) iy J eh pina ot ) rv : 2 EY Sp : No phe i Cx ik i Nox ahd ' ir nepal Rh avi hin ei PAE J IN 4 Ly o ALN > 5 i Va i .