The Honolulu Advertiser from Honolulu, Hawaii • 2

TWO THE HONOLULU ADVERTISER. THURSDAY, JULY 30, 1953. BEACn TIDES: TUgh. 7:29 a.m., 6:58 p.m. Low, 1:11 t.m., g.si.

r' 4 0 i .1 I tuning I ouayl-tt ijAV7) Will M-Tmm LiUUUUU Pn9n km mi la Id Li vJ7 Likk 1 summer 4f I aft Rallies Face Draft or Train, Chops Selling AsHiglias 01 Pound in East iMs Family US Casualties In Korea Now Total 140,546 iiT Wnrf) Wnvn.fl Ml)ll(lj At Bedside WASHINGTON, Julv 29 (UP) The air force today warned its ROTC students who will be graduated next year to sign up for flicht training nr rrn ft CHICAGO, July 23 (UP)--Pork chops and bacon at the corner butcher shop are selling at WASHINGTON, July 29 (UP) The defence department today announced a one-week increase of 1,274 American Korean battle Assistant Defense Secretary John A. Hannah conceded the new; some of the highest prices of all policy broached a moral" agreement with college students who a spot check in major cities for olflccr trammg. but nc showed today. 3-Days Only! Sat, Mr. or Mrs.

POTATO HEAD Reg, Special New York and Minneapolis re- isaid lower manpower ceilings set 4: NEW YORK, July 23 (UP) Sen. Robert A. Taft rallied ly in his fight against a grave illness today as members of his jk? family kept vigil at his bedside jand President Eisenhower re-tZ ceived frequent bulletins on his condition: pi The senator's illness was re---kt; sarded as serious enough to war-firant calling his eldest son from casualties, bringing the war-long I total to 140,546. Pacific Frontier ported all-time highs in pork by the Eisenhower administration lett no alternative incurred during the heavy fight-! ASKS jJlSIllISSai mg during the dying days of the THE CHOICE IS not entirely voluntary since physical requirements are much higher for flight war. It is not a final report on Qf TV Application as ambassador to Ire i.

r. land, and he was expected to ar- prices, while butchers in other cities said prices were not far away from record levels. But market experts said prices should ease somewhat, and soon, THE PRICE of hog-on-the-hoof has been dropping at cornbelt stockyards in the last two weeks and the wholesale price of dressed pork has taken a big dip. These drops will be reflected at ret3il in the butcher shops in an- Jfjrive here by airplane tomorrow. ea.

WASHINGTON, Julv 29 UP) training, inose araiiea ue The Pacific Frontier "Broadcast- 'to go into the army rather than ing asked the federal 'become enlisted airmen despite communications commission to-jthcir three years of specialized day to dismiss its application for (training. a television station at Honolulu, Hannah, the department's man- NEW YORK hospital, where) Jv Taft underwent an exploratory abdominal operation three weeks power expert, also told a news Hawaii on channel 2. the total of all casualties. The increase was the largest for any one week period since Nov. 12, 1952, when 1,313 were reported.

THE TOTAL in today's weekly summary included all casualties from the start of the war whose next of kin were notified through last Friday. Therefore, a final report is still to come. Tentative final figures will be mac public as soon as possible, a spokesman said, and that might rh conference: 1. The flood of FLASTIC LIFE SAVER Reg. $1.00 Special newlv-COm-i wctiv ui iwu, duaijits scuu.

DISMISSAL WOULD leave Royaltel unopposed for a channel missioned second lieutenants from 2 IV oermit. i l-iQ notinnV- onmnucoc Tact snnn A. iJaciiic rentier, wnicn oper- mv ates Honolulu radio station KU-iill make it necessary to cull the LA, said the American Broad- jir force of "less effective career casting stations, have ac-'Officers of higher rank. said in its morning bulletin Jjthat the 63-year-old Ohio Repub-jjlicah's condition had improved "Vj somewhat. Yesterday his condi--Jjtion had taken a sudden turn for the worse.

"jp; At 6 p.m., the hospital issued a j.v bulletin saying: Jl "Senator Taft had a better day jf 1 today than yesterday. There has rbcen no change in his condition since this morning' A 10:45 p.m. bulletin from the hospital said: Jt' "SENATOR TAFT is resting comfortably. There has been no change in his condition since this iu quired control of the company, 2. Draft calls are not expected i 7 to Hrnn ho low thr nresent 23.000- take another two weeks.

Today's overall totals includ- SINCE AMERICAN Broadcast-man evcl until November. Then, 25,117 dead, 102,289 wounded, 2,961 captured, 8.654 missing and mg stations nave a permit tor a channel 4 TV station at Honolulu I previously reported cap JOBS COME NEXT Now that the Miss Universe contest is over, all the winners from foreign countries must extend their visitors visas if they want to keep the contracts they have won. Three of these lovely gals went to apply for an extension and work permits only to find that they have to wait until their cases are reviewed by immigration officials. Listening to Howard L. Fields, district adjudication officer of the Los Angeles immigration office, as he assists them with their applications are Kinuko Ito, Miss Japan (L), Maxine Morgan, Miss Australia, and Inffrid Rita Mills, Miss South Africa (R).

All of the girls have won movie contracts at Universal studio. (UP photo.) it cannot be the controlling stockholder in another application for the same city, Pacific Frontier said. JR. STEWARDESS SET Reg. S2.25 Special Now Many Wear lured, or missing and since returned to military control.

Today's increase included 152 dead, 921 wounded, 23 captured, and 178 missing. THE SERVICE breakdown: Army 109,499 casualties dead, 77,544 wounded, 2,812 captured, 7,173 missing, 1,435 current nign prices were blamed on a 10 per cent drop in the nation's hog production this year, plus a normal seasonal decline in supplies at this time of the summer. THE SURVEY IN 13 major cities showed that center cut pork chops generally have advanced 20 cents a pound in price from a year ago. while bacon has climbed 29 to 30 cents a pound. Loin pork roast showed hikes of about 10 to 20 cents a pound from a year ago.

At New York City, sliced bacon that was 69 cents a pound a year ago was now $1 or mere. Center cut pork chops sold for 85 cents a pound last year and at 99 cents to as much as $1.10 a pound today. NEW YORK prices were sn all-time high, as they were also at Minneapolis. In the Minnesota city bacon was 95 cents a pound today compared with 73 a year ago. Boston reports a price of $1.03 a pound for pork chops today, compared with 89 cents a year ago, while Cleveland and Lcs Angeles showed a top of $1.50 a pound for perk chops.

3 i if the Korean truce appears stable, the call? will be cut by about 4.000 monthly until next July. Then they will rise to 45.000 monthly to meet high replacement needs. HANNAH SAID no further cut is contemplated in military manpower strength. He added that officials agree it is going to be a "tight-squeak" next year between draft calls and available manpower. Nylon stockings continue under price control regulations in Britain despite the end of curbs on almost all clothing and tary control.

Marine corps 27,459 casualties 3.653 dead, 23,136 wounded, 145 captured, 490 missing, 35 previously reported captured or missing but returned to military con- FALSE TEETtr! With Little Worry (UP) Gov. Frank J. Lausche has bluntly refused to discuss a possible successor to Sen. Robert A. Taft, in the event the Ohioan is previously reported captured.

orjro morning." Taft had a more restful the 10 a.m. bulletin said. ''This morning at 8:30 he requested breakfast and ate it with relish. He is having no pain and his condition is somewhat i missing and returned to military forcP 1,525 casualties- control, on Al vrr-AoA fan- Eat. talk, laugh or sneeze without fear cf insecure false teeth droooine, slipping or wobbling.

FASTEETH holds plates firmer and more comfortably. This pleasant powder has no purr.iny, gooey, pasty taste or feeling. Doesn't cause nausea. It's alkaline non-acid). Checks odor" (e'en- unable to return to the nfi, sonhm-ed missin? and 47 nre- but political observers would not i dead, 1,562 wounded, 103 viousfy reported captured ormiss- HILO HATTIE PUF.nETS Reg.

$1.69 Special Special improved." eight previously reported captured ing but since returned to military I be surprised if he named an In-' dependent or Republican. "oVture breath). Get FASTEETH at any Jldru? store. Adv. or missing now returned to mill- control.

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