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~~ PANMUNJOM, Korea, Dec. 10—The United Nations accused the:Communists today
of blackmail “a thousand
times more repulsive” than that of the lowest gangsters and de-
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Philippines, Dec 10 (UP)— Heavy rains which might cause devastating landslides brought
new threats of disaster yesterday to Camiguin Island after five days of earth-shaking eruptions from
Far and Away—
In Body by
A tiny baby in Tacoma, Wash, today remained the only child to live more than 11 hours after an operation, to put her heart into normal position from outside her body. The operation took place a few hours after she was born five
“tions Command” broadcasts from|
tims for the sole purpose of ex-|
manded the Reds begin talks tomorrow on an exchange*of war prisoners. Vice Adm. C. Turner Joy, head of the United Nations truce delegation, couched his demand for prisoner discussions in terms approaching an ultimatum.
But Brig. Gen. William P, Nuckols, spokesman for the delegation, later told newsmen there is nothing the Allies can do about it at this stage if the Reds reject the demand.
No Way to Force It
“We certainly hope they won't refuse, but if they say no, there is no method of forcing the issue,” he said. Gen. Nuckols said the Reds were attempting to blackmail the Allies into accepting the enemy demand for “neutral” policing of an armistice by stalling on the prisoner question. . The “Voice of the United Na-
Tokyo were even more bitter,
No Surprise “This Communist blackmail, which is a thousand times more] repulsive than the ordinary act of kidnaping by the lowest form|
off his Florida vacation to talk some cabinet officials.
RESTED UP—President Truman is shown alighting from his plane at Washington after his flight from Key West. He broke
to his joint chiefs of staff and
“lerater last nighit, and authorities
{the official death toll from the
volcanic Mt. Hibok Hibok. The fiery mountain belched
smoke from five vents In its Toss It This Way | :
days ago.
feared another big eruption at]
any time. Red Cross authorities placed
eruptions at 201, but Army offi-| cers said approximately 1000 inhabitants of the disaster area were missing and “presumably killed.” Government officials announced that 70 per cent of Camiguin] Island will be declared a danger) zone because of Mt. Hibok Hibok’s | continuing activity and that no| one will be allowed to live in the area. | Drenching, downpours on the {4 h island yesterday brought fears § that huge boulders might be |§ loosened on the mountainside and crush houses and trees which | escaped last week's flow of | molten lava. | In Manila, the government announced last night that President uirino. will y 0 | ig Thursday: to inspect | Blonde Barbara Payton, who relief work. {inspired a lovers’ bout between Red Cross officials said relief actors Tom Neal and Franchot
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of gangster, should not come as al complete surprise to the: free
world,” the broadcast said. Governors «sThe.. Comm unists.. have long -~orl held hostages for ‘ransom’ of one T C § type or another in Europe. Per- Oo on er on haps the most blatant SXample one > of the tactic emanates from Re M ky | $ China, where the Communists Oo i 1ZQ ion hold thousands of defenseless vic-| Bs United Preos WASHINGTON, Dec. 10-—Top mobilization officials meet with |state governors behind closed | doors’ today to discuss the im-| i pact of the defense program on Allies Beat Off state construction programs.
4 Red Probing Thrusts The conference was called by STH ARMY HEADQUA R - Defense Mobilizer Charles E. WilTERS, Korea, Dec. 10 (UP)—|son to give the governors answers United Nations troops beat off to questions raised at the October four minor Communist probing Governors’ Conference at Gatlinattacks in a snowstorm on the burg, Tenn. . icy east-central front today. | Mr. Wilson, Defense Secretary An 8th Army communique re- popert A, Lovett and Defense ported only routine patrol activ- proquction Administrator Manly ity along the remainder of the oieischmann also were expected 145-mile front. Temperatures to try to prod the governors thio] dropped to five degrees above increased co-operation program.
coast. i sero Bear the east coast A big issue at the governors’ conference was the allocation of
: J more steel and other scarce maB ury Is f hool, hospital, highCPIM JUrY .. Freir wok seein eer Selection in «:8ince then, Mr. Fleisehmal ° has i d ew the alloKidnap Case Te iy of hese con-
torting money from their more fortunate relatives outside the Iron Curtain.”
construction.’ Fleischmann
struction programs during the stolen from Holliday Park over q first three months of 1952. He the week-end.
Selection of a Criminal Court
today for the trial Was ready to tell the governors Jury began lodsy hi! of three Why those allocations cannot be
men charged with kidnaping a increased further until later next| family of three June 19. The 27-year-old defendant is|
Donald Borgman and : thee 2: Laborer Confesses | -0l, y ’ aft] ° roo So Bt oy drive nm Scalding Child, 3
| around northwest Indianapolis Dec.
Again in Park
year. |same thief or thieves who cut off
Rescue Farmer Buried 18 Hours In Caved-In Well
HERMISTON, Ore, Dec. 10| (UP)—Rescuers pulled a 51-year-old farmer safely from a cavedin well early today after he had spent more than 18 harrowing hours buried at times up to his| neck in crumbling, sandy soil. Construction workers from] nearby McNary Dam on the] Columbia River brought in power shovels to gouge a pit around Nofman V. Ford, protecting him from being wholly buried with a
corrugated iron tube, around his head.
After digging all night under floodlights, the crews scooped Mr. Ford from the trap nearly 20 feet below the ground. “He’s alive and cheerful,” said John Motton, project manager for McNary Dam.
Spruce Nipped.
A 15-foot blue spruce tree, favorite of many visitors, was
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Charles L. Brown, parks maintenance superintendent, said today that apparently it was the
the top of the same tree a year
ago. Surgeons restored its beauty by reshaping the tree, which stood near the 64th St. entrance to the park. Before week-end thieves left
tions were going smoothly Tone, said in Chicago today she Opera oo homeless [couldn’t figure out what .she has
among some 2 b : SO Supplies are being that men fight over, “but I'd sure brought in from Mindanao. like to get rid of it.
Philippine naval Jarre) toate and n n | . . one Smet ret aul 8 ie Chi cago Cabbie Jets ee Gives Free Rides One Injured To Churches
° CHICAGO, Dec. 10 (UP)—A In Auto it red, white and blue taxicab bearh ing the star of Judaism and the ° cross of Christianity shuttled By Train Here back and forth to : churches yesterday. Two young persons escaped| Its fares rode to church free of serious injury today in an auto/charge as cabbie Milton Bronhit by a Pennsylvania Railroadistein’s contribution to better relalocomotive on the Belt tracks ati{tions between Christians and Keystone Ave. Jews. Miss Jean Ann Gunkel, 17, off On the side of the cab was a 4218 E. Iowa St., was bruised. neatly printed sign. It read: “Believe in God -and pray for INDIANAPOLIS TRAFFIC peace. You ride free to your place
TOLL of worship.” (343 Days) Mr. Bronstein, 44, sald he will Anciiotts 1350 1951 give free rides to Jewish worshipcciden sisiee Hat « econenes 3311 3299 (PETS ON Saturddys. — Dead cirosecee:.. 60 68
Brands City Hall Elevator Unsafe
She was treated at St. Francis Hospital. Junior Ray Simpson, 23, same gi Hg IE An elevator in City Hall was seriously, crossing Indianapolis °F" anded YnSe!S ty by a major streets late yesterday and early] . today, and police arrested the! The Otis Elevator Co. listed driver of the taxi that hit one of three points on which one of City them. Condition Reported ‘Fair’ Mrs. Myrtle Magness, 72, struck by-the cab this morning near her!
ous and urged the city to make repairs as soon as possible.
her condition was fair. (two old units then in service.
The taxi driver, Willard Dun-|*
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Edgar Bergen and his pal,
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Hall's two elevators was danger-|
The company earlier this year home, 2510 English Ave, was|installed a new elevator at a cost
taken to General Hospital, where 0f $42,500 to replace one of the
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Private Supply The attractive wife of Georgia's Gov. Herman Talmadge will have a mink coat soon without benefit of “influence.” She's ready to do some harvesting among 50 cages of mink at the governor's farm,
In Passing
When bad wheather forced the Air Force transport down at Detroit, . Pfc, Richard , Johnson
his home town, and used ‘the 40minute layover to dash home for dinner.
Yule Tidings . | Philadelphia newspaper col{umnist and author. Don Rose, fa(ther of 12 and grandfather of 28, has the family Christmas tree al-
of “I Like Ike” buttons. Says he can muster 22 votes for “Ike” |with one whistle. | s ” ”
[Charlie McCarthy, start a “Santa
pitals in an Air Force transport |plane loaded with gifts for serv[comes donated by friends of the [Somedian.
ulsive As Gangsters’
"OPERATION RATHOLE"—South Korea bagged this young man in its new offensive against guerrillas behind the lines and below the 38th Parallel. He is shown being questioned after his capture in the village of Namwon in the Chiri mountains.
Give Notice
If you're planning to give some- | lone’ money for Christmas, says| [Secretary of Commerce. Charles] Sawyer, let him know in advance so he can spend more for others. And maybe for you. o s ” A CHRISTMAS card fashioned from a calendar 22 years ago began its 22d trip through the mail yesterday in Philadelphia. It travels annually between two old friends by registered mail, and is kept in a safe-deposit box between seasons.
Peace on Earth
Blue-eyed Colleen Kay Hutchins, Miss America of 1951, will ride on a “World Peace” float representing the United States in the Tournament of Roses parade in Pasadena on New Year's Day. Five foreign-born girls riding with her iwill wear costumes typifying their native lands.
Farm Session Opens
CHICAGO, Dec. 10 (UP)—The| 33d anual meeting of the American Farm Bureau Federation opens here today with a series of conferences on a dozen phases of
Handcuffed Officer to Po
Bag Ex-Convict After Chase
SALINAS, Cal, Dec. 10 (UP) —A 35-year-old ex-convict who handcuffed a patrolman fo a telephone pole and stole his prowl cdr was trapped in an open field yesterday after leading police on a high-speed chase for 31; hours.
George William Wells of San Francisco, described by police as a “rough character” with a San Quentin prison background, was walking along the streets here when atrolman Ernest Leezy asked him where he was going. “I'm looking for the bus depot,” Wells said. “Hop in. I'll give you a ride over,” Mr. Leezy answered. Wells began “acting funny” so Mr. Leezy decided to Sage him to the police station. But Wells drew a 45 and ordered the policeman to drive the patrol car. out of town. Mr. Leezy sald Wells threatened to kill him. The officer talked him out of it, but Wells handcuffed him to the guy wire of a telephone pole and fled in the patrol car, Local and state police picked up
rural life.
STRAUSS SAYS:
| NEW BEDFORD, Mass., r i Defore BE i from et [10 (UP)—A 34-year-old laborerionly a two-foot stump, the re-
was held on manslaughterishaped tree was worth $300 to was re = charges today after police said $400, Mr. Brown estimated. gun rather than “shoot it out” he confessed sitting a 3-year-old| “But who can really place a with G-Men. girl in a tub of scalding water value on a blue spruce that took His two companions, awaiting a8 punishment for wetting her solong to grow and gave pleas- |
trial on the same charge, are Gil- "ed: |ure to so many visitors to Holbert Hall, 23, and Harold Wil-{ Manuel N. Santos, married and liams, 26, of 527 Spring St. * |father of two children, 1s alleged! Escaped Twice {to have told police that he had Brown made headlines by two been living with Mrs. Emily escapes. On May 18, he escaped Reynolds and took care of her from Indiana Reformatory, where three children while she worked. he was serving a 10 to 25-year| Mrs. Reynolds’ daughter Joyce
+ sentence. ’ |died of a scalding last week and]
On July 24, Brown and Hall Santos at that time told police with two othér prisoners, escaped another daughter Emily, 5, accifrom Marion County deputy dentally placed the baby in the sheriffs while being returned Water while he was in the pantry. from the isolation®hospital to the! re county jail.. The four prisoners Tiny Housewife Faces overpowered and disarmed the =
deputies and stole the station Assault Trial Today wagon. All were recaptured within) CHICAGO. Dec. 10 (UP)—Mrs. | two days. : If convicted on the kidnap] charge, Brown faces a life sentence.
year-old housewife, today will {answer a charge of assault filed
Government workers: Facts | Officer ‘George Kalish comthat affect your pay, your plained that Mrs. Trombetta, who leaves and your status are [is four feet, 11 inches tall, bit him printed in Your Federal Job on the wrist when he stopped her _ each week in The Sunday Times. 'car for a traffic violation.
(Marcella. Trombetta, a tiny 31-!
____|by a six-foot policeman.
liday Park?” he asked.
Fate of Gaming Devices
Up to District Attorney The fate of 11 gambling. devices locked up here by federal authorities was decided today by the Justice Department. U. 8. District Attorney Matthew Welsh has been directed to have the machine appraised and, if they are valued at less than $1000, to follow through with publication of a notice of condemnation proceedings. If he finds their value exceeds {$1000, he must ‘sue” the machines to obtain a court order for their |destruction. Money in the machines will be [turned over to the Treasury Department, Three of the devices are slot machines seized at an American |Legion post in Corydon, and leight others were confiscated at {a carnival in Versailles.
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Urged to Seek Local Aid in Gaming Tax
Internal revenue officials in Indiana were directed today to “solicit” the assistance of local law enforcement agencies in the task .of enforcing their gambling tax stamp drive. . The order was issued by the U. 8. Tax Commissioner's Office in Washington. The Indiana office was also told to make ready copies of stamp issue lists, applications and excise tax returns for examination by local authorities on request, The tax commissioner's order stated that 1556 stamps have been sold throughout the nation and that 4266 applications had been received by’ Nov. 30. There were 1884 incomplete applications for’ which no stamps were. -issued.
Dulles Back in Tokyo
* TOKYO, Dec. 10 (UP)—John Foster Dulles, chief author of the Japanese peace and security treaties, arrived today on a factfinding mission.
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lap, 46, of 126 N. 5th Ave., Beech Grove, was-charged with reckless driving. In “poor” condition in Methodist Hospital was Mrs. Mabel Seaner, 60, of 271, Eastern Ave. hit by a car last night at New York and Tacoma Sts. * The driver, Elwood J. Brackin, 33, of 2831 E. New York St., was not held.
Good Old Mitzie—
BUFFALO, N. Y., Dec. 10 (UP)—Mitzie, a Manx cat, reached the ripe old age of 23 yesterday. Mrs. Charles Krause, Mitzie’'s owner, gave the secret of the feline’'s longevity. Mitzie has had a daily diet of green shrimp, lobster tails, round steak, rare beef and liver, and cream or rich
Board of Works today, the elevator company said the old elevator still in use did not “conform to the recognized standard of eleva-
tor safety.”
It urged installation of passenger gdtes on the elevator cage, new outside doors for the elevator, and a safety interlock system to prevent opening of the outside doors except from the clevator cage. The Board of Works did not act on the recommendations pending study of the report at its next meeting.
Fight Holy Day Ruling MONTREAL, Dec. 10 (UP)— Montreal merchants facing fines for operating Saturday in violation of a new law banning business on holy days will go to court today to demand that the legislation be declared unconsti-
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his deer rifle and Wells retaliated with three shots from his 45 as he escaped. By the time Wells sped through Gilroy, Cal, in Collins’ car, a swarm of local and state police had picked the all-points bulletin and were closing in on him. Wells abandoned the De Soto
open field on foot. He was trapped
to the Gilroy ‘jail and later brought here.
Kiss-and-Run Victim CASTELFRANCO VENETO, Italy, Dec. 10 (UP)—Luciano Revolfatto complained today that
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