Greeley Daily Tribune from Greeley, Colorado • Page 3

All Set To Make a Clean Sweep for a Good Cause Riots Prelude to Mass Escape of CHEJU Island, Korea ah--Wed uesday's rioting on this prisoner of war Island was only a prelude to planned mass escape of 5.S84 Chinese Reds, American author! lies said Thursday. tie rlo'. was be tor I'reskout but 1 S. uwi'S novt-d in aud back of the planned revolt." Kif.y sir of the rioiiaa prisoners were kilted or fatally wounded. More than 1W others were injured.

Herreu said the biea'auut was planned lor October 1, the third anniversary of the foundins; of the Chinese Communist regime. Col. Richard I). Boerem. commander of the.

Cheju vamp, said POW command headquarters knew of the planned break last Aug. 24th and immediately began making plans to stop it. He said die hard Reds in Compound Seven were supposed to a :gr.a! for la i 1 cor-'poucis to break ovt. I The rictiEg: in COM- i I pound Seven threw rcnks at S-'. 1 V.

S. infantryuit-i) and it was then th? I American troops retaliated with a volley of fire. Boeroian said he had told a i UOOUB not to shoot unless attacked. Of'. 2.

li 1 TKIBrNE Page 3 Tip Traps Bandit WORCESTEK. A-: a Ci" City Kdi'ir'i. I to a 6en. Thomas Hernn told I rocks at American The soldiers stormed iuto the i 5 i i compound with baronets and rifles n.lKevy tVdftii witii a' i I and routed the defiant Chinese fioin Kchvurd Myv" i behind walls and (rom out of build-1 was v. ings and trenches.

i a I'vli-: V. S. troops Thursday entered O'Urh i and searched every POVY a i liiu.vy on the island. The Army said a i a in a were no incidents and the situation (if i was stable. 1 a Slonday I.M.::·.;·'-'.

USE ADS 1 1: in a Hi avout Shouldering brooms made by the blind, the Lloni and two cubs pictured above are all set to make a clean sweep Monday In their sale of 2,500 brooms In the downtown and residential districts. will go to finish payment on in Iron lung which the Greeley service club Is donating to the Weld County Public hospital. Equipped with broad smiles, energy to burn and brand new broomi, the eager salesmen above are, from left to right: Vic Oliver, Art Ewald, J. D. Brown, Dick Brown, Morris Smith, Cliff Currey, Gene Wood and Art Statt.

Ewald's young fry are ready to do their best selling act. Jack Is In front of his Dad and Doug to the right. Lions will meet for lunch at noon at Lincoln park, then sweep Into every corner of the busineii section. After cleaning up downtown they will Invade the residential areas during the remainder of the afternoon and venlng. Lions will sell a $1 broom for $2, proceeds to be used solely for the iron lung.

Gil Culter is gener al chairman of the sale. Lionesses will call on friends and neighbors to take orders. Photo by Jerry Tarn many. Wilbur Takes Up Problem of Special Funds By HAL BOYLE HOMETOWN, U. S.

A. Ufl--Wil- bur Feeble, America's average citi- ren, Joined a group reading a notice his boss had just pinned to the office bulletin board. The notice said: "To all employes: "The management has been asked whether it plans to start a gilt fund retain high caliber em- pbyes who have been offered BOV- efnmcnt jobs at three times their present salary. Wo don't. "A statemeht the firm's i nanclnl position is attached.

Atten lion la dlre.cted to the portions in red ink. "The management also announces that if the employes wish to star a private to help the firm meet its expenses their contribu lions will be gratefully accepted. Signed, The Boss." Wilbur shook his head. Later in the moriiiiiK he sneaked down stairs to get a haircut on conipan: time. Before attacking with his shears the barber bowed and handed a sheet paper covered wit figures.

"What is this, Tony?" aske Wilbur. "I'm tired ot hearing the publi say barbers are scalping them said Tony. "You will please not my car is five years old and am still using the Fame scissors started business with. Just can afford a new pair." The same thin? happened in Wilur's favorite bar and his butcher old him "The housewives are de- landing a full accounting of my inances." Wilbur laughed to himself all the home. "The political candidates now ave got the voters following their a e-your-bankbook campaigns," told his wife, and added joking: "When are you going to give a lublic report on your private fur oat fund." "I'm glad you brought that up, Vllhur," said Trellis Mae.

She went to a vase and shook out a storm ot paper. "The fund Is empty," she said. "Hut 1 have 10 of your I.O.U.'s Dialing What I want to know whal you did wllh the money. A don't tell me you used It to ight Communism. Are you subsi lizlng thai new blonde stenograph er in your office?" Wilbur's mouth opened and closed like a winded goldfish.

"1 deny all," he said. "I will not dignify such baseless accusations with an answer. This Irend lowan! 'imincial nudism has got to stop somewhere, and it is going lo stop right here." But if you think it did--well you just don't know Trellis Mae. Green Stamps Complete Line Florman's Paint GREELEY GLASS SHOP 317 13th St. Ph.

1005-W jreia Garbo Still Wants To Be Alone NEW YORK ui-Greta Carbo till wants to be alone. She returned' to this counlry 'uesday aboard the liner Uniled itates from--who knows where'; Reporters who rapped on her abln door were greeted by a man vho identified himself as George Schlee, "Just a friend of many ears" who occupied an adjoining abln. Miss Garbo had nothing lo aay, aid Schlee. At first he said she lad a cold. Then he said she was Teasing.

Other passengers said the ac- ress had kept to Herself on the oyage, walking on the shady side 3f the deck occasionally, ealhig by icrself In a seml-prlvale restaurant A special gangplank was run oul 'or her and Capl. John Franke of Uniled SM.es liner ushered her down it. When she saw phofogra- ihers she put on dark glasses. She descended to a lower level of the pier and a waiting taxi took her and Schlee awayi Furfural, a widely used Industrial producl, is made from corn cobs. Appliance Repairing Let "Doe" Phil- llpi fix up that tick Iron, perco- 1 a toaster, waffle I or floor limp.

HERDMANS 101 10th St. Ph. 108-109 SPECIAL PURCHASE SALE MEN'S eOODYEAR WELT OXFORDS Several Styles To Choose From Brown and Burgundy to widths Sizes 6 to 11 Greeley S)ry Goods For SMART Women What Makes a Store a COAT Store? HUNDREDS OF FINE COATS Pie SMART FABRICS LUSCIOUS COLORS FLEECE POODLE TWEED ALPACA BROADCLOTH WOOL NOVELTIES BLUE RED CORAL GREY BEIGE 29' 8 T. 65 JUNIOR-MISSES-HALF SIZES SKETCHED RIGHT: Perk ttyling In a wonderful wool "Chatham Check." It'i a coat that will add dignity to your wardrobe. Just one of lev- erat of these new fabric" coats in our collection.

LAY-AWAY YOUR COAT TODAY to 5:30 to 6 800 8th Ave. Phone 1155 SKETCHED ABOVE: A Fashion Bar "exclusive" rich, soft, Smoky Fleece with a zip- out lining. Yours in a host of beautiful winter pastel shades. Monday Is Broom Day Sponsored by The Greeley Lions Club--Alt Broomt purchased from the Colo. Industries for the Blind.

All Net Proceeds Will Go To The Iron Lung for The New Hospital Oliver Coal (In. Phone 1032 Get A Broom Delivered To Your Door.