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BEACH TIDES: tilth. 11:11 11:41 PA lew. THE HONOLULU ADVERTISER. TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 19.

1950. TWO 41 matt. -d A 7 t- i. clouds of smoke and dust. Marines went In IS minutes after the barrage stopped en Wolmi bland.

AU landing operations were carried out tn perfect coordination, observers reported. At last reports, V. S. troops were in the outskirts of Seoul. (EXP photos by Irwin Tress.) of government section, GHQ, and others ef MaeArthur's staff.

At right, leather-necks are shown in a heavily loaded alligator (amphibious tank) as the churning craft passes control boats and heads for the beach at Wolmi island, off Inchon. Navy guns and carrier planes had hammered Korea Communist defenses for two days before the invasion, and Wolmi island waa reported out of sight under MARINES, MacARTHUR AND INVASION Marines acramble down a landing net with heavy battle equipment loads, (left) ready to swarm ashore mi Wolmr Island and the port of Inchon. In the center. Gen. Douglas MacArthur watches and directs the amphibious operation from the bridge of his command ship.

With the Far East supreme commander are (left) Brig. Gen. Courtney Whitney, chief .1 Truman Has US omooinas Vekef- Sania Fe Senate Gives O'Dnyer OK. Britain Halts Export Of Tools To Russia Divers Try Rescue In Air-Sea Crash VANCOUVER, B. Sept.

18 (UP Divers sought to rescue a lumberman trapped in the half- 7th Division Half Korean-Backs Marines Civil Defense Plan Anainst A-Bomb WCTU Charges We Were Drunk At Yalta Parley DENVER. Colo, Sept. 18 (UP) Two speakers at the convention of the Woman's Christian Tem WASHINGTON, Sept. 18 (UP) WASHINGTON, Sept 18 (UP) ihe senate confirmed today the nomination of former New York President Truman gave con submerged wreckage of a Seabee By RUTHERFORD POATS gress today a "master blueprint' amphibian plane which crashed LONDON, Sept. 18 (UP) The government announced today that it will temporarily halt the export of machine tools vital in war production to the Soviet Union and her satellites.

Harold Wilson, president of the board of trade, told the house of commons that about 30 firms were making machine tools for eastern for civilian defense against atomic INCHON, Korea, Sept 18 (UP) The U. S. 7th division now perance Union have charged that U. S. diplomats were drunk a the Yalta conference with Soviet representatives.

attack, with a temporary agency for its administration. into the sea off nearby Bowen island late today, killing the pi nearly half South Korean landed at this battered port today and European nations. Mr. Truman said Russia has lot. marched at once toward the Seoul OR To your tastt.

Dolight-fur. port you'll enjoy always. Mad by the old Santa method. fetter Santa ft None of the tools will be shipped, he said, until there has been a THE SPEAKERS agreed that front to reinforce the advancing "the power to attack our cities in force" and any atomic blitz "would be partially successful." The president also sent a proposed bill for marines. the alleged intoxication of U.

S. officials permitted the Russians to win important concessions Mayor William O'Dwyer to be U. S. ambassador to Mexico after vigorous Republican efforts ta delay action. The vote was 4 to 22.

SENATE APPROVAL of the controversial nomination came after Seh. Irving M. Ives, N. led an unsuccessful GOP move to delay senate action. Ives and his colleagues wanted the vote put off until Wednesday while they looked into O'Dwyer's remark that the current investigation of a $20,000,000 Brooklyn There are almost as many South a permanent civil defense admin Koreans as Americans the 7th, which resulted indirectly in th istration.

current Korean conflict The division absorbed and trained the Koreans during the past month chance to check the requirements of Britain, the commonwealth and the Atlantic pact nations. THE CONSERVATIVE opposition in parliament cheered bis announcement. Winston Churchill has been hammering away at the labor government on the issue of sending war goods to Russia. The labor government's reply has been that in the last three years Britain has received, in exchange for the tools, enough timber to build 340,000 houses. Royal Canadian" mounted police said there was faint hope the divers might reach elderly N.

-J. Lebans of Vancouver, pinned inside the single-engined B. C. airlines charter plane when it plunged -into the Strait of Georgia. Officials, said Lebans had been in the partly-submerged plane for nearly five hours.

Pilot Allan Beach, 22, of Vancouver, died in the crash. But they disagreed on how the in Japan, where the American troops have been on occupation Americans became splifficated. FALSE TEETH Rock, Slide or Slip? FASTEETH. an Improved powder to be sprinkled on upper or lower plates, holds false teeth more firmly in place. Do not slide, clip or rock.

No Rummy, nasty taste or fee FAS-TEETH is alkaline (non-acid). Does not sour. Checks "plate odor" (denture breath). Get FASTEETH at any drug store. (Adv.

I Evacuation Program Offered for V. S. Cities duty. DR. CARADIXE R.

IIOOTON1 I I WASHINGTON, Sept 18 (UP) of Washington, executive secre The national security resources gambling ring was a "witch-hunt" EXCEPT for a small red and blue locked-circle insignia from tary of the Board of Temperance Aim ft tmlif Ui Jnftlev Cilit. board today proposed a system to the Korean flag pinned on their of the Methodist church, chargad yesterday that "Stalin's crowd" evacuate civilians from areas un der enemy attack. FOK REPUBLICANS voted American uniforms and their diS' tincuve Korean faces, the new- witn J8 Democrats in favor of O'Dwyer. The GOP members were L. Morse, members of the division looked The board said evacuation can be made before or after attack, depending on accuracy andf timing like any American GI.

Lvereu saitonstall, did the trick by simply "drinking our representatives under the table." But Mrs. D. Leigh Colvin, th WCTU president, said earlier that Stalin and his Subordinates were smart enough to "switch to water when our representatives did not" Inchon harbor swarmed with Margaret Chase Smith, jf landing craft, some manned by ana Alexander wnev. Wis Japanese, as tne division can of air raid warnings. Chicago Calm In Fake A-Bombing All 22 votes against confirma tions were by Republicans.

ashore. The soldiers began their 10-mile hike to the front without waiting for their vehicles to le unloaded. MSgt James E. Webb of Caro- 17 Injured In Phoenix Storm PHOENIX, Sept 18 (UP) leen, N. who led the marching column through the ruins of low er Inchon, said the Koreans were U.

S. Marines Capture 17 Russian Fighters TOKYO, Tuesday, Sept. 19 (UP) U. S. marines captured two Rus, sian Yak fighter planes in excellent condition in a skeleton hangar at Kimpo airport and 15 others around the field, a front dispatch said today.

paired with the American mem A 'roaring storm with the force bers of the division in each squad CHICAGO, Sept 18 (UP) Three -imaginary "exploded" on Chicago today, but few persons took part in steps to meet the paper attack planned by the national security resources board. NO DISPLAYS, signs or sirens were used in the tests, and the public was aware of it only through advance newspaper and radio The NSRB "wants to know what the city would do in an attack. Member of the Chicago civil defense commission were to meet of a tornado and winds up to 90 miles an hour ripped across the Salt River valley today, causing extensive damage and injuring at "WE MAKE out somehow using sign language and a few Japa nese words," he said, but we least ii persons. don't have enough interpreters." The storm tore through south The 7th is the sixth American east rnoemx, dumping .32 oi an inch of rain on this desert city division to join the battle in Ko "Tb youth of tht tout it tt tr- rea. The army's 1st cavalry, 2nd, in less than 45 minutes.

Scores of homes and buildinfes were 24th and 25th divisions are in the soutneast beachhead. The marine beginning Monday. blown down or damaged, power and telephone lines were torn 1st division is in the vanguard of the advance on SeouL IVSKB and atomic ex from poles and trees damaged. perts will attend the five-day ses Ustittg, end eternity it youth." RkhlfT, la Nuuanu Memorial Park every phase of the final tribute is given loved ones in protective peace and serenity. Complete services under one management.

A single phone call suffice. Most of the injured were hurt by falling mortar, brick and flying sions on atom defense, including delegates from England, Canada, oojecis. Alaska and Hawaii. Army Will Call Reserve Officers WASHINGTON, Sept. 18 (UP) The army announced today it Television Newsman Wounded in Korea NEW YORK, Sept.

18 (UP) -The National Broadcasting com o) (P 0 A 1 mW Reg. 1.29 Cmn1 VALUE 7iH pany said today its television news will call up :9,565 reserve cap cameraman Oene Jones was seri Prophetic Yank Signs Still Mark Highway to Seoul INCHON, Korea, Sept 18 (UP) The road to Seoul from Inchon still is marked by signs placed there five years ago by the U. S. armed forces in Korea. ONE SIGN SAID "drive carefully" and troops along the road did just that.

There was heavy firing just beyond the next hill. Another city said: "You are now leaving Ascom city. Hope you enjoyed yourself vftth USAFIK (U.S. armed forces in Korea) special troops. Come again." 1 THERE WAS heavy fighting in ously wounded when he lanrtpH with U.

S. marines at Inchon, Ko Jltstf. I I i i -1 -1 I rea. tains and lieutenants not now assigned to troop program units. THEY WILL be put on active duty in November.

The army also directed that 205 company grade chaplains Jones was hit by shell fragments, NBC said, and was taken to a hospital serious condition and 240 company grade army The wounding of Jones brings the correspondents' casualty toll in the Korea war to 11 dead, four active duty. missing and eight wounded. THIS IS THE first time since the Korean fighting started that Ascom city before it fell. reserve chaplains and army aviation officers have been called into service. No.

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Make offer. $7,500 dpaymt Phone 53109: Eve. 67549. Courtesy to All Broken 5 Comm. THE HONOLULU ADVERTISES Savfu'i tttwpaptr Sine ttfl Catered as second class matter Ang.

n. 1900, at Post Office, Honolulu, T. under Act of Marcb S. 1S79. Printed and Published fey the Advertiser PobHshin Company, Ltd.

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