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Report Israeli-Syrianjzite ~ Fighting Still Raging

BOSTON, May 3 (UP) It's a home run when the Lebanon Bolsters Stein Tells Border Troops ' #4

ball goes over the fence. It was a home run when the outfielder went through the Forces Clash Near Lake Tiberius: By,ELIAV SIMON

> ! fence J e Puts Muscle «= “oe efienin 1 playing the outfield for his Roxbury téam, startepy after” United Press Staff Correspondent { TEL, AVIV, Israel, May 3—|

3 TE 1 a long fly. He tripped and fl 0 IS Ir m | ramméd -his head between An Israeli army spokesman said

the pickets of the outfield heavy fighting with artillery and

fence. 4 mortar fire raged for the second day today betwedn Israeli and Syrian forcess in the border area north of Lake Tiberius. : -At the same time the Baghdad radio said Lebanon, an Arab neighbor of Syria bordering lsrael on the north, had ‘doubled its

New Bombers Could Strike Deep in Russia

By United Press >. PARIS, May 3—Gen: Dwight

|D. Eisenhower announced today a gigantic expansion of the U.-8 ang turned Tommy.s head. Big p but couldn't get it free

Air Forces in Britain-to equip the They called police. who

worked Tommy loose and capable of penetrating deep into {ook him to a hospital. | Tommy. w a s released

hn - after treat bruises, The North Atlantic: Pact (‘om- Rites o gent Yo? bruises

mander announced that the 3d . Air Division, based for two years in the United Kingdom. had beer Ernest M Morris - garrison along the Israeli-TLeban- elevated to the "status of the ese border.” iad Third Air Force.” .- The spokesman, Col, Moshe : I He also disclosed the activated Dies at bd Perlman, said about 20 bodies Premier Mossadegh |7th Air Division would leave the of “regular Syrian troops” had ; been counted in the disputed area crease Allied air power in West. Continued From Page One

oN ‘wv y i s } within the past 24 hours Iran S Premie ern Europe: Gen. Eisenhower in two unusual incidents in GOP Col. Perlman claimed the Is. [ appointed - Maj. Gen.. Leon W. history > raell troops were holding posi- {Johnson commander of the 3d, In 1944, he had served four tions which prevented Syrians - - Air Force. Gen. Johnson, holder years as national committeeman, from ‘crossing’ into the demili- Faints Twice [of the Congressional Medal of but was defeated for re-election tarized zone set up along the (Honor. has commanded the 3d by tne late Robert W. Lyons, Inborder around Lake Tiberius by "Air Division since 1948 dianapolis corporation lawyer: the United Nation# Reports on Program | The 3d Air ‘Force, the na-. But’Mr. Lyons’ election created

( ia said the Incident started : yr 8 He nouncement said, will be placed # Storm of protest that he once

y sraeli troops ened fire 1 3 : en Te IRD pena re For Nationalized Oil at the disposal of Gen. Fisen- Was allied with powerful Ku Klux to Arab shepherds, This account TEHRAN, Iran, May 3 (UP) hower’'s chief . American afr Klan interests. A few days later,

said Syrian regulars joined ci- Premier Mohammed Mossadegh, 1®Puty —Lt. Gen. Lauris”Norstad. (Mr. Lyons resigned and Mr. Mor-

“ nr . Gen. Norstad, with ress ris was elected to succeed him. vilians in “repelling the aggres-'gg ‘h o 1 aefn Norstad, ith. present ! 3 ar sion.”) : 63, who pushed the oil national headquarters in Wiesbaden, Ger- In 1948, it was in Mr. Morris

Israeli sources described the|iZation bill through the Iranian many, is commander of U. 8. Air room of the Claypool Hotel in Inclash as the most serious since parliament, fainted twice today Forces in Europe, dianapolis that the strategy was the end of the Palestine war in|/during public appearances ’ —- {worked out to prevent Sen. Wil-| 1949. At least three Israeli sol-| opp, premier collapsed first 1t Worn-Out Pianos Set {liam Jenner's nomination for diers were killed and one wounded | : : Governor at the GOP state conwhen it started yesterday. the entrance to: parliament after To Accompany Defense veniion.

—- loutlining his new government's) WASHINGTON, May 3. (UP) When it was apparent that the

Hh . ’ program a few minutes earlier. : Jenner forces would lead on the Want Price Controls He appeared ta have recovered ll -Your beat-up old piano-sounds frst ballot the other ARTEE Cah

‘ BRISBANE, Australia, May 3 at his home an hour later and Sour, you can still get a hot lick didates and Gov Ralph Gates a Ror frastralians, |nsisteq upon making a scheduled out of it for the defense effort. were called into a hurried huddle Who voted out federal price con-iprison inspection.” He fainted! pj,no.makers promised e Na- In Mr. Morrig’ ‘room. trol in 1947, now want it back. again upon seeing a prisoneritinna) sed ue — Treasurer's Office Most of them (82 per cent) also|whose leg had been severed. . i V <! ‘It was decided that the real Want ‘Wages pegged, according tol. In his Specch te parliament dealers. to’ burn worn-out pianos : . tHe ntiay of 2 EE g D Mo sae ! Ye Peue ] pi Nl The metal scrap left over would test of the Jenner bid would come ] pub- Mossadegh said his program Was pe y4ed to maintain steel produc- On the balloting for state treaslic opinion poll and 72 per cent to nationalize Iran's oil, to secure ition. jurer. All three gubernatorial canwant price control: ithe income of the oil fields for : ; didates would throw their comthe country's general develop- S Shi dr bined support to the anti-Jenner Mi AT EXTENDER ment. and to pass new laws on pace Ip For UNNEer candidate for treasufer. ES the pr ess and municipal elections. PHILADELPHIA, May 3 (UP) If they could block his nomina‘He. said the properties would be’ rhe Navy's new Viking rocket tion, they figured they had enough | paid for, and the oil sold to “for is the forerunner of a crew- strength to keep Jenner from bejtner buyers,” carrying space ship which may ing nominated on the first ballot. mT EE Ax aT ame DECOME a reality in 10 to 15 years,’ The strategy worked the next | YOU DON'T NFED AN ALAD- 50041 4ing to a prominent aircraft day at the convention. DIN'S LAMP to dispose of the engineer. William B. Bergen. vice The state treasurer test showed home that is no longer suitable president and chief engineer of Jenner still could be stopped. The for you. Just call- one of the the Glen L. Martin Aircraft firm U. S. Senator did lead on the first Iwhich built the rocket, said the ballot, but the two lowest candi-

y 8 ” WHILE Tommy's head was stuck in the fence, the batter circled the bases and then joined in a rush to help him. The boys twisted,

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A Perfect ‘Job’ ; | Goes for Naught

“It's getting so a 'vegg just can't make a bilck these days, no matter how hard he tries or plans Cracksmen who switched from’ soup to screwdrivers ‘o pull their “perfect” job last night netted not one cent for their efforts. The general agent's office “of the Indianapolis Life Insurance Co., 37 W. 30th St., had been perfectly cased, police said. The crooks knew exactly what they

Pay Hike Cited :

Tax Rate Cut. Among

‘Causes’ for Delay "Cuts in the school tax rate and la drop in assessed property valu-

before January. In citing these reasons for the

was missed. The company was planning to sell the safe, and it was empty. : . ‘Police referred to the burglars as the “screw driver cracksmen.”

School Board President J. Dwight Peterson yesterday told in- | structors the State Tax Board

{the ‘vigorous protests” .of the’ + | Board. i

were found next to the safe, which | had the .ombination knocked off | and. had been opened like a sarpdine can, : ’ William. Purdue, of ‘2119 Wendell St. the’ groundskeeper, dis covered a broken window when he went to work at 6 a. m.

No fingerprints were found.

| ridge High School meeting called [after many instructors objected

Delay Budget Adoption | He also stated that the budget

Name Community Chest

Public Relations Director

Appointment of Hibbard: G. James as public relations director

system comes from the 1951 tax rate.

that the Tax Board had anticipated an increase in tota: property’ lvaluation when it made the reduction.in rate. Instead, he added, valuations dropped. The five cent reduction alone cost the city $430,000 in property 3 tax revenue, he said. Wichita, Kas., where he headed Predicts 7-Cent Hike Red Feather publicity since 1948. The Board president anticipat-’

A gr y niver- . . : sity E7RquAls of Hatvard Vilver CRACKSMEN WERE WORKING—They used six screw drivers. ed an increase of seven certs ' . 8 f n facul- __ : mr ih on the tax rate for next year to

ties at New England Conserva- : elt i ; tory of Music ng Tia ova. 150,000 Reds Held headquarters. disclosed today. The make up the deficit in anticipated : TOKYO M 3. (UP) Nearly prisoners gre being taught trades Tesi raise granted pubiic , May 3 -~Nearly : Max , raise g i Tm - NB v and crafts in accordance with in- . ag MANY GOOD JOBS are listed 150,000 Chinese and North Ko- : ~ j > school teachers for the next ail in. rean war prisoners are confined structions laid down by the school year would increase salaily in The Times Help Wanted in a huge camp in South Korea, United Ndtions and the Geneva aries from the current peak of °

of the Indianapolis Community Chest was announced today hy chest officials. Mr. James replaces Ralph G, Hesler, now director of sales promotion for Indianapolis Rail-

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THURSDAY, MAY 3, 1951 :

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|ation are the, stumbling blocks which prevent teacher pay raises *

delayed action starting date of: {recently approved increases, ~

|lopped 5 cents from the rate over | Mr. Peterson sfoke at a Short-"*

to the amount of increases and” [the starting date. -,

(for the 1951-52 school, year will” {not be adopted until August, al-' {though revenue for operating the

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