The Courier News from Blytheville, Arkansas • Page 9

THURSDAY, JULY 27, 1950 BLYTHEVILLE. (ARK.) COURIER British Troops to Arrive During U.S. Darkest Hour By ELTON C. FAY AooeUtrd Press Military Reporter WASHINGTON, JuJy 27, (AP) AjBjbuncement that Britain is wading, and other United Nations countriet may ground troops to comes In one of the durk- est hours of American military history, What American military men want now are more combat-ready troops quickly, urgently. How quickly? There are no firm estimates now, but the next two or three weeks can be highly-critical.

United States Army troops lighting the Red Invades of the republic of Korea do not yet have their backs to the the room is getting alarmingly smaller. In the strategy of trading space for time, they are running low on both commodities. Army Combal Group The British government's announcement that it is sending to Korea a regular army combat group including artillery and armor, reached Washington at a time when Pentagon officials were growing increasingly concerned about from United Nations members. Reinforcements from the united States ire on the Army Division troops, First Marine Division some pentagon make it plain this can't be tained until the build-up for a counter-offensive Is ready. They maintain that view publicly and privately.

They say that during the next few weeks the reinforcements from the United States, plus more and better arms and ammunition, should be able to get into action. That is the critical time. If they can't, or if the Red Forces get more power from hidden resources of manpower, then the situation will be more than critical. Coe to Demand Recount of Vote Candidate Claims Oklahoma Nomination Was 'Stolen Deal' More lighting manpower Ls needed not only to bolster the battered Army troops and help them hold the diminishing perimeter, "but to allo wsoldiers exhausted by weeks ol unrelieved combat to rest. lOM Men Units Pentagon leaders prefer that any troop units contributed to the United Nations campaign in Korea be in organiations of not less than 1,000 men, trained, equipped and supplied for initial fighter.

Later, the Far East command of the United States can provide the supplies, bub it Is desired that when ground forces land in the war one they be to go into action quickly with their own equipment and field supplies. The London announcement did not specify the size of the combat group to be sent, but' it apparently would be substantially more than the minimum. London news dispatches speculated that it might range from a batalion to a brigade, from 1,000 to 5,000 men. There was other help in the offing, including the announcements of two British commonwealth countries, Australia and New Zealand, that they will send land forces. Turkey already has offered 4.500 trains' combat troops, Combat-Wise Units is the- combat-wise veteran units that could be of special value in Korea if they could be landed there soon.

The Pentagon looked sadly on the departure from the eastern hemisphere of Holland's colonial army. Units of the Royal Netherlands, Indies Army were getting ready yesterday to pull out of for home. These soldiers have fought for years, are highly skilled at in- lighting through rugged, mountainous terrain like Korea. But Burman Van Vreden, 'commander of the Dutch forces in Indonesia said diversion of his troops to Korea was "out of the question." His soldiers' want to go home alter years of service abroad, he explained. Pentagon officials still Insist tha ioothold in Korea will be PAGE NINE Bike, Babcrt II, ud WtUtktek, Ukt, to apolofiied ud uld! "Of count, (tawUm: "Whlihcck lacked DM, Blpc4 u4 uramcd the a KID tt iboul to til down In the chair." A tew weeks Bob ind June Wyman (lew to Kansas city to give the Hollywood touch to the city's 100th anniversary and to sound the "Movies Are Better Than Ever" theme.

Mayor Kemp addressed a huge rally at the close o( the celebration, thanked all the Committee members. then said: "And most of all, ladles and gentlemen, I want to think Miss Jane Wyman Mr. Robert Montgom- WATER WOMAN Theodora Lynch Celty, actress mnd wife of oil millionaire J. Paul Oetly, moves a load of empties in her water-from-Texas butUIne plant at Burbank, Cat OKLAHOMA CITY, July 27. IM- Willbm O.

Coe charges Hint thi Democratic governor's nominatini was stolen from him and says will demand today that a complete recount be made. In the face of an unofficial 886 vote defeat by Johnston Murray Coe declared "some county and pre cinct election in this staf are going to the penitentiary fo the election frauds practiced me" Tuesday in the runoff prinwrj The unofficial totals gave Murra 235.525; Coe 234.639. No officials were named, but th bitter candidate asserted: "Already. In Oklahoma Counl ilone, we have uncovered at lea. 3.100 votes stolen from me and gi 1 en to Johnston In anothe county of this state, 29 people we: oted out of one four-room hous listed as their residence, all voti for Johnston Murray." Campaign of Accusations After a campaign fraught vdJ scathing accusations by Coe con cerning Murray's character, Coe skyrocketed from 88,000 vote deficit In the first primary.

He called Murray a child deserter and draft I avoider. Murray said he would withhold comment, pending outcome of the official tabulation expected laJe to- morrow or Saturday. Rcpresenta- Lives of both candidates are guisrrl- ing ballot boxes all over tne state. Only eight counties are officially reported, and they changed bul one Coe. "Coe Has Evidence" Coe claimed he had evidence that one man was paid $1,500 to "deliver 10 precincts to Johnston Murray, after the poils closed in Oklahoma County." He sent out an appeal i for funds for the recount, which costs $19,250 for the 77 counties on the basts of S250 per county.

Both candidates are Oklahoma City attorneys. Murray is fi son of former Governor William H. (Alfalfa Bill) Murray, and Coe is a former state senator. Marines Seeking Enlistees Here Sergeant Wyntt Johnson, USMC, will be in Blytlievllle every Wednesday to accept enlistments and re-enlistments in the U.S. Marine Corps.

MiSgt. Johnson said he will be located in the Navy Recruiting Office on the second Iloor of City Hall. Enlistments are now open to men 17 years of age and older and reserves can volunteer for enlistment he said. Women Marines also are sought, MISgt. Johnson said.

Enlistees in the Women Marines must be 20 years of age and have a high school education. Any woman may enlist, he said, provided she has no children under the age of 18. The U. S. manufactured 390,000.000,000 clearets In the fiscal year 1048-49'.

eryl" Bob that 25.000 lips and tongues emitted the loudest Bronx cheer heard. "Poor Mayor Kemp. Ho saw 25,000 votes go down (he drain." Morftn Manner Autograph hunters can usually count on the Eobcrt Young scrawl and even a cheerful smile after they've torn the shirt off his back. Thai's because Bob always keeps In mind late Prank Morgan's sage advice to stars: "Show 'em lot of (eeth anil hair." Bob has financial Interest in a picture in which he co-starred with Betsy Drake, but he Isn't sure of the threatened to call it 'Her Sin' but I balked." It's a long way from his days as a playhouse eager-beaver and his first screen click with Helen Hayes In "The Sin of Made- Ion claudct." "I saw a re-issue of It recently," he laughs. "The audience howled My neck waa sticking way out of my collar, my hands were dinglinf out of my sleeves.

I looked lust Koddy McDowell," Enjoy breakfast, lunch or dinner in airconditioned i comfort at the brand Blytheville Motor Grill. Really GOOD Food pre pared the way you like it. Hollywood from page give you your friend Robe MONTG OM- The chikarah, an antelope found in India and Tibet, has four horns instead of the conventional two. tire dealers will get none of EGA said the rubber has gone into the U.S. stockpile for use, it needed, in making equipment for airplanes, army trucks, jeeps and other items.

'and now I and mine, eryl' A silence like primordial dusk came over the spectators, Bob tells Open Day Night Except Sunday Blytheville Motor Grill Mrs. Marie Meaharg, Mgr. Just North of Blytheville Motor Co. on Broadway DO YOU OWN A HOME? HERE IS A SUMMER SPECIAL! 50 Any ordinary houM treated for termitM We don't have to practice or experiment on your have had 12 years of experience All our work is done according to regulations, our work it licensed by (he Arkansas State Plant BoanL FREE INSPECTION NEEDED SUPERIOR TERMITE CO. N.

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