The Sunday News and Tribune from Jefferson City, Missouri • Page 1

TRIBUNE I 1 JLr Sunday Combination of the Morning Capital News and Evening Post-Tribune VOL.26. NO.37. JEFFERSON CITY, MISSOURI, SUNDAY, MAHCE 1952 I 1 Capital Citian To Be Charged In Capitol Theft Bulk of $555 Loot is Found; Man Admits Burglary loot From Capitol Recovered PRICE TEN CENTS Solons to Probe U. S. Airpower Plan Slowdown Medal Proposed for Citizens Who Help Expose Red Activity Johnson Public Will Get Full Facts WASHINGTON, March 8 Senator Ives (R-NY) proposed tonight the award of a special medal to "heroic citizens" who aided the FBI in exposing Communist activities.

Ives said in a statement he Van Fleet Reports Red Buildup of 900,000 Men A Jefferson City man be charged tomorrow with thej theft of about S555 from motor vehicle registration division of the state department! of revenue Thursday night. I He is William Weather-J spoon. 31. The bulk of the loot; from the burglary of the cap-! itol office was recovered his room at 930 East Miller st.j yesterday afternoon. The roora was searched oy Sgt.j H.

D. Brighsm of the highway! patrol. Prosecuting Attorney James! T. Siley. Deputy Sheriff'Horace Debo and Officer Booker Mason! of the city police department' Weatherspoon was returned here from St.

Joseph yesterday after signing a written statement there admitting the theft. A second man has been returned; here from Kansas City, where was arrested for questioning in! the theft Sgt. Brigham said he! would be questioned but that he' was not believed to have had pan in the larceny: Both men arei eir.ployed as janitors in the capi-! toL Audit is Made i Riley said an audit- of the missing from the revenue showed $557.75 had been hen arrested iu St. Joseph, wherei i he had gone Friday as helper on ACCUS6S Revenue neadjTriff's a state truck delivering 5 load of I office furniture to the state col- inetTICtency-. lectors office there.

Weatherspoon! had only $11, the patrol said. W. D. Cruce (R) of Cedar -when the truck was''re-j a to Jefferson City, and arterpmith flatly Weatherspocn had been K- Bates ao ui -u A T. a billfold containing $102 (state department of revenue, by remarks, or Robert A.

Tart (R-Ohi found JQ the rear of the The house minority leader principal opponent, Gen. Dwight Eisenhower. 7n ITc General Says There's No Indication to- Aii oia vc-tiic-tii JOYS! will introduce legislation auth- i ut ipnng UffensiYe by Enemy Troops al. together with a rosette or i other appropriate insignia which 8th Army Head Declares U. N.

Powerful Enough to Stop Any Attack by Enemy intensive In-1 Ke said he win offer the leg- jvestigation" Into the admin-! Elation out of admiration for the 4. work done by several persons decision to slow; who infi iter ted top Comrau- SEOUL, Korea, 'March S--(AP)--Gen. James A. down the pace of TJ, S. power expansion was announced tonight by a senate sub-committee.

1 Sen. Lyndon Johnson (D-j jTexas) announced the Inquiry! 'by an armed services sub-corn- mittee on preparedr.es -which he! heads, and he said the public! air! nisi echelon at the-request of 6 1 discl today the Chinese and Korean Reds have the FBI. and posed as dedicated DUilt up toree of aoout 900,000 men in Korea, but there Is no indication of a spring offensive. The U.S. oth army commander said in an interview the but that ihe allies about 450.000 Reds subversives.

Ives' specifically mentioned Herbert A. Philbrick of Boston. Mrs. Mary St. our national eniece (Toby) Baldwin of De- jare in the front lines.

Matt Cuvetic of Pittsburgh an Fleet added thai he would be and Miss Angela Caloirjirzs 01 New York. A Oix lout unsuccessful major anves; suf" ifiered the anguish of being Jin April and May of last vear.l Tovrm Hn by relatives, friends am con nt we could; nWS In tmw TM. mTW the iists might throw at us, he said, i Deputy Sheriff Horace Debo hands Sgt K. B. Brisiiam of the patrol S382 seized yesterday In the room of Waiiam Weatherspoon, 930 East Bmier st.

Weatherspoon has been returned from St. Joseph, where he -was ar- rested and admitted robbing the state motor vehicle office of about 5555 Thursday night. All but $62 has been recovered. Photo) open to the public as far as se-i innocuhied Phone Row Talks Cruce Asks Smith Opposing GOP Factions Bitter, Pre-Vote isd the United States. Has Defended Program I Last Nov.

28 Johnson's watch-: group protested a "dangerous! in production of aircraft, 6 TM 150 Man Board Here Several other congressional! Management, and May. "We still have an intense de- jsire to GO it. We have enough i equipment, men and We could do it just as I effectively as we did last i It has been a difficult task for! won't hurt him. jthis general of action to become! Green said yesterday he was repre-j accustomed to the change of pacej hurting plenty from "the stuff Korean conflict took No-! a doctor shot "him with DAIKGERFISLD. March 8--(AP)--Brazil Green knows how a cow feels when it gets a shot of vaccine.

Ke was treating one when the needle slipped and he innoculat- ed himself. Veterinarians say the vaccine ADQUt the St Lou13 iies jpace. Mobilization Director Charles li tl Wilson has defended it and so UVjLlss KQWjhas Secretary of Defense i RTe are closerjup' and 'operation testified last, month that "in i to the negotiators tics at cost Communists isaid in i last nigr of South-ivember when action across the employes front slowed to a snail's pace. If and 13 other i preferred to continue offensive maneuvers such as "operation roli- ion killer'--tac- vent infection. ith to pre- a joint statement'after apeavily in men and equipment, i Stillin Conference Table ching his room! se Bates bf officers found $382! marked more.

Part of this sum was foundj anc gross disregard of whati; radios and the public hidden under a table the rented! an, announced candi-' me resent vemocram for the Repubucan nomi-i Taft in another Thus the recovered for governor, said in hisi leaving-a remainder of' S62.T5 to the Democratic gover- yet unaccounted for. Sgt. Brigham jnor he was as a said he did not knoxv yet whetherjcandidate for Rather, he! the missing money was in theKvrote, he was asking Bates': 1 -form which had beenldischarge "as Republirarz destroyed or. whether Weather-Header' of the house and a a i i spoon had spent the In-jpayer." i terral', between the robbery and Ask Probe rus arrest--a perioc of about 18" hours. Small" Bills WJi wsnton ineffi-! In a speech Friday' Tail had demanded thai Eisenhower Reason to.

postpone "fro'nTl 954 to I ued incompetence a spade ran an armistice if "are sic-wed man long distance lines i down in accordance with the wish- i Asks Surplus Property Inquiry Sees A i i a i 'Big Catch jMan Who Spotted sharply Cruce has been a frequent;" jsharp critic of the governor's! Host the loot fjadministration. More "than once; started over jence table at Panmunjorn." jTrusaan administraiion i A i i Aei of passing upon these i the refusal of four "linemen to! Van Fieet said the Chinese and snc5 a lot of small iry." neaa Oi tue We must determine jclimb telephone poles in north St. i'North Koreans have twice as manvj information is that the big newer movement in 7sTewr vVliet er of the nationaliLouis during pieces United appears in connection with Tlv criticiEed Tafti ecurity permit us to cut covers "three smokes- jtions strung along the 155-mile i the disposal of a part of the old front and in reserve. i Jefferson Barracks reservation in Liberal With Shells state of Missouri." Kem nrpupY' zi Irtt -5S1G, In ststsinnt "not" I Vii LAtCvii t-J. WiiWCi, fiiJ I w-.

i i A VJ, i i I i Vi i SA- VV I -v. -v v- JJV Dody KiQQiediObligation whatever to the na-L. Johnson said his group's to make decis-1 artillery shells than they everjtJ a man described as a jtional Democratic 00 cover these major as when, and under what I (Continued on Page 13, CoL 3) "big. YVitn eUii.efS an further, that he is -in irits: i conditions employes shaH work. 1 To Offer Resolution Inathv -with its'foreign policv." inventory -when the! A company request that no i 1 ff A A rt i Tn senator said that on Mon- i- ITT r- rr nnn jcay ne will c-tfer a resolution-tc.

(authorize iong overdue" tquiry hno disposal of billions of Idollars worth of surplus govcni- irnent property. A con- Igresional committees have investi- jgated various aspects.of that pro- SEOUL, Korea. Sunday, -Mai-chjspf't: 'bnt there has been no 'over- vern said he had in mind cper- i-ch, the U. at of the old war assets "ad- Casualties in Week S--(AP)--Communist troops ualties number of the bills had missing ministration (WAA) and its suc- 3 theeval-' cessor the general services ad- kiiied, 92Q imimstration (GSA). The investi- McCarran Backs Russell Candidacy By the Associated Sen.

Pat McCarran of Nev; often dent da sen pre; On attention campaignir. pre: tha elsewhere. Russell, announced era many the governor, "a full prooe of the ah attendant as' nue oepartment 1 and a heard the news: jplete audit 01 the books by "anj outside and reputable audithig; ifirrn." jailj Adams said tonight he when.j-vanted to attack any'of the ipublican in this cara-i "This sinks me." jpaign. He added. "I do not do so! Schuster ivas the second nian.

Yet Tvhen rny candidate isj Kecent Events jshot 'mysteriously in Kew Yorki a ecte to unfair personal truce pointed to "these recent! City in rwo da 5" sm believe have th obh'ga-j Parliament ne proposes would be dropped by the senate expenditures haze and' comrnittee Senator McCel- over the front and! (D-Ark) heads. "Cp-For-Re-Eleciion cjashes -were I eir! or re-election this i assignment when they consider reported along the battleline. there has been some they assignments 1 gators are seeking all available members to nave the right from both military officials question the judgment of foremen jmost of north Korea, and the aircraft Industry. ior supervisors in matters of -work! Only a few patrol cl Despite heavy clouds over the's ecula tiori that President Tru- 1 target areas, allied warplanes an him if the pres- jAngry Debate Continues! C'-'BudoBf' 1 oreGn Truce Talks mbers i claimed destruction MUNSAN. Korea, Sunday iMarch 9-- (AP)-- The Communists I trucks.

8 jtoday agsin accused the allies WAA a Jefferson acks trac: and Iw St. Louis bunoings 'js reported to hax'e been obtaining it ujHPfH" 688 1 1Ti it at Op Markp.vAAs price until it hired at a iThe supreme Soviet. Russia's rub-i marine corps, and has Plunges To Death March 8-- (AP)-crowd watched. Malcolm son of Brevard, 1ST. to his death from the 1 1th Northwestern university for 3 years, Sergeant.

Grantbam said. jC OF SOVS Hidden The recruiter said this is thei-r i first time since he was stationed) Qxes JHCOme Levy here last summer that anyone hasj WASHINGTON, March 8 Associated Press in 2 Area Korea War Vets Arrive on West Coast Two area arrived yest aboard the transport "William WeSgeL Men Nominated Republicans Round Out Slate for Council Candidates At the same w. S. appropria-j 0 5 675 for national defense in 1952-1 and Tatt are "exceed by 65 times the ex-! ft; in an all out ipenditure for the puroose! Republican conven- cn the eve of World War II i jtion oelegates--ana more impor- Analysis of the Soviet budget i the-popular vote--in the New; difficult for westerners because i Hampshire primary election nextimany items which western coun-j Wilson. 26.

had been local recruiters a as a combination announc-jwas a rare score. Sergeant uran-i pie pay out more in hidden fede-al neer for radio stalion j.tham said college graduates aver-jtaxes than they pay'in the direct in Brevard. in Rrtc the test.j (AP)-- The Chamber of Com- greed itjmerce said today that most peo- rt'lt TVSrtt-dTk i JT-. in the 80s. ar oivmz are giving Eisenhower are buried by islight edge at this point but tinder other headings.

roS 3- a and fe 1 lcr i isngnteage at tms pomt but indi-SSoviets under other headings. City Republicans Friday night dacy Feb. 28 but said at that time (rounded out their slate of candi-jhe would be unable to run. Cowl-; StadSSI! Announcement Expected Soon Travel Restrictions to Be Put Now in U.S. dates for the April 1 election Jefferson City and Central Mis-i nominatin two for council nominee.

The latter ifrom the race. crowds of any speaker in for military purposes. At some points! tax on their incomes. The Chamber said that more than 30 cents of every dollar made up by a man with a income now go for federal, state or local taxes. "Undoubtedly most people taken away by today's taxes," the Chamber said in its publication.

"Economic Intelligence." i Chamber said its figures are based "on a study made by sonri: Partly cloudy today scattered showers, not moch. The candidates are Ernest The races in the other wards Ib'-tef chansre MI temperatures; mostly Jungmeyer. assistant chief of up as follows- UiiCJ cloady Monday: high today under Mayor Lawrence Lutke-i Second ward--Dave Jobe Dem- 1 stopped traffic Citian's Car IDemolished by Fire 3 a.m.. ..35 10 k.w.. .44 53 Missouri River 1C .54 Midnight Jungmeyer, a service station (manager, will oppose Democratic jincumbent Montie Wfllcoxen.

Cow- oppose Democratic in- city ran Scbert Dorr. Hermann fall 0.4; Osajre River Lake of the Ozarks ........,,,49.5 St. Jungmeyer succeeds Matthew; no former police chief, who io5no chp. (was nominated for the GOP candi- WASHINGTON, March 8-- (AP) itiesties here said the retaliation Diehard A. Musgrave, a Univers- The United States is going 'to I subject came up at the recent Lis- of Michigan professor, and Dr.

Irestrict the travel of Soviet meeting of" the North Atlantic Ruflj Tucker, a General 3vlo- jsians now in the United States, it itreaty organization (NATO). tors economist. jwas learned tonight In Paris, on March 5, George The ban is expected to be an- W. Perkins, U. S.

assistant seers- KpnrK Accumoc early next week. Itary of state said "if we aUow i Although the State department further and further restrictions City Position without then our ake rso comment, the i i A.auuman,|--Muan ponce tonignt were re-i A "short-circuit" was believed? sure would be. in effect, a retail-j people may be confined to theiri Keach, ne Democrat, and August. investigating a tip that 1 to be the cause of the fire which lation for the treatment accorded own compounds." He told the An- smoke abatement P. E.

Keach, new Capital City Republican. Spieces of bones from Benito Mus- Fifthward--Forrest Carson, Re- jsolini's left foot are being sold as ThHrar, relics to admirers of the lynched Italian dictator. The police officer who disclosed the inquiry de- publican, and Mrs. Gladys Fisher, Democrat, Thorpe Gordon, Democrat and present school board bead, and E. quickly enveloped the 1940 3n Russia, parked in the 1000 block of E.

In Moscow, IX S. High st, the police department sonnel are restricted to a travel said. iarea of 25 miles around Moscow, The fire department joined even within this area certain compounds. iglo-American Press association per- that by "our people" he referred -vf to be identified byname, police in answering the call but (places are forbidden. The Rus-' H.

Mueller Republican, are said big prices were being paid were too late to extinguish the sians imposed the ban in January, didates for two school board posts, tfor small of bone. I On Feb. 28 diplomatic to all nations with diplomatic missions in eastern European coun- At the present time, Russians may travel anywhere in the country. engineer and heating inspector, has assumed his duties at the city inspection department's city hall office. Keach, who lives at 223 Vi Capital has been in the furnace business' since 1914 and for seven years was branch manager of a furnace company here..