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PETERSBURG, FLORIDA, SUNDAY, JULY 22, 1951 JSOCIATTD PRESS WBPH0TCS ACME UUPHQTCS EIGHTY-FOUR PAGES FIFTEEN CENTS recked Home Left By Sform KOREAN TRUCE FUTURE RESTS mails TraTuSpirt WITH MOSCOW RK1I rfflJIHf Stor Hipe For Lost i Air TOKYO (UP) Moscow was believed ready today to Reds Leave Truce Conference KOREA-BOUND attempt a new tack in the Korean truce negotiations as the Kaesong talks reached a critical stage of stalemate and SHIP. MISSING; postponement. The next move was ud to the Communists. The Chinese and North Ko 38 ON BOARD rean delegations, cranted a four day adjournment, asked lor sale VANCOUVER, B. C.

API A our-engined Korean Reds May Differ airlift DC-4 transport plane vanished with 33 aboard A blnn thr mrcd Alaska Dan- i Responsible authorities In Washington believe a difference of opinion between Russia and Red China over the importance troop withdrawals from Korea may le the underlying: reason for the Communist decision lo suspend Korean truce talks. Page S. nanaie coasi ana cuy uc sending distress signals, Canadian Tacific Airlines re ported. The CPA said the signals were heard at Anchrare, Alaska, and Cranhrook. B.

C. Winds that reached 100 miles an hour took this suhurhan Minneapolis home apart at the seams yesterday. Owners Mr. and Mrs. Jorice Skoglung (background) surveyed the wreckage.

They and their two small children Mere blown from the place but escaped with bruises. The site is Silver Lake on the northeast edge of Minneapolis. AP WIREPHOTO. The outboard airlift plane conduct back to Pyongyang for 1 left here Friday night. It was an expected three way talk last heard from at 12.17 a.

m. with Pieping and Moscow. ps.t. a. ra.

c.s.t.) oil There was speculation at the Cape Spencer, about miles U. N. advance camp in Korea due west of Juneau, Alaska. that the talks would not be re Heavy Rain And Hurricane sumed there that future nego THE CPA OFFICIAL said tiations would be carried out at that "while there's no reason to believe these are legitimate a high diplomatic level. Winds Sweep Three States distress signals' they had been THE FIRST CLUE to the new move is expected in commu nist broadcasts from one of the heard periodically -m the last couple of hours" or since about 3 p.

m. p.s.t., and were being investigated. MINNEAPOLIS, Minn. (UP) Cloudbursts hurricane-force winds and electrical storms left 13 dead, scores iniured and Industrial Pover Of Japan May Be Used By Allies WASHINGTON Defense production officials are studying ways to gear Japan's high industrial capacity into the Allied defense effort. Andrew H.

Berding, assistant -to Defense Mobilizer Charles E. Wilson, said last night exploratory talks have started with the State and Defense Departments three Communist capitals. The L.i?Jl only word so far has been from millions of dollars in property damage in Minnesota, Wisconsin The plane was heading far Peiping which cave its side of and South Dakota yesterday. I Anchorage on the first leg of the impasse over the Commu was believed to have drowned. Minneapolis and St.

Paul were! nist demand for withdrawal of I its trip to Tokyo. CPA. from whom the airlift plane was Allied troops from Korea. The Communist rucc delegation walks away from the truce conference building Peiping saij the Communists chartered, has a terminus at Cranbrook. in haesons alter negotiators agreed to recess until July 23 (Korean date.) Second hard hit by the storm which! struck without warning late Friday night.

The worst thunderstorm in Twin City history Between 50 and 75 persons fled their, homes at Soldiers' Grove and some had to be rescued from roof tops after water moved in so fast they had no time to flee. asked the recess to give both sides adeciuate time for careful from right smoking cigarette, is Maj. Gen. Nam II, chief of Red negotiators. In the Foul weather was re background are U.

N. and Communist newsmen. Al WIREPHOTO. consideration of the Question' of and the Economic Co-operation ported over the area where the plane was swallowed up. caved buildings, wrecked Air Force and Navv planes and hurled lake waters over high troop withdrawal.

Administration. The United Nations blunt no' AT THE OUTSET of World Most of the 31 passengers Marine Jets And Russian ways and streets. Winds of more Mississippi War II Japan was an industrial I were American military men. The community asked the Army to send amphibious ducks to aid in rescue work, since the heavy debris made it too power. Much of this capacity now has been restored although re dangerous for small boats to op MEGs Tangle Over Korea to this Red demand placed the issue of war or peace in Korea and possibly the world squarely in the hands of communism's highest leadership.

It meant there would be no Allied reconsideration. And observers the scene believed this decision whether some of it, notably in steel remains idle. erate. than 100 miles an hour were recorded. MANY WISCONSIN and southern Minnesota communities were hit by flash floods after cloudbursts dumped as much as 8.3 inches of water in some areas.

The floods took a heavy death toll in Wisconsin. Berding said the first to be decided is just how River Hears Record Crest MINNESOTA started cleaning up after the high winds. Elmer G. Brick. 47, was electrocuted while working to repair a pow V.

S. EIGHTH ARMY HEADQUARTERS. KoreaWFirteen U. S. Marine Panther jets tangled Saturday with IS Russian-made MIG-los over Korea's northwest coast.

No losses on cither side were reported. er line snapped by the storm apparently claiming at least valuable a role Japan could play. The emphasis, he indicated, would be on basic materials such as steel rather than on finished products. If the Japanese industrial Comeback continues, he added, near Paynesviile. The brief dogfight highlighted I day did not report the outcome seven lives by drowning.

a dav of reduced aerial activity, of the clash. borne to to homes were ST. LOUIS The tur eiirr! Continued heavy rains and lim-l Far East Naval headquarters bulent Mississippi lev Peace In Kcrea Peace In Korea hanging- by slender thread. Crisis conditions mark rest of world. Today's editorial on Page 18.

inundated at Rochester. Minn, and residents evacuated rrest visibility permitted only 375 reported the U. S. destroyer' last night at an apparent ert 1 .1 1 1 i I. If It? Streams were out of their banks equalling its highest level at St.

"they might have materials they themselves could not absorb which would be very useful to and light bombers using radar. in many spots. Louis in 107 years. patrols near Kansong. some air miles north of Parallel 3S.

A flash flood at Viroqua, ripped a home off its foundations while a family of six slept inside. All apparently drowned. The bodies of Ernest Suiter and his daughter, Judy, 4, were found a mile downstream. Mrs. Suiter and three other children were believed to have drowned also.

THE B'S BLASTED Com- Guttol I Ir'T Aimla i ks- 6.121 s-V CANADA fcx I us." Watertown. S. was struck by the edge of a tornado which The Bradford's five inch cuns The talks are strictly in an munist troup concentrations and hurled 250 rounds of shells at to break up the talks or give in to the Allied ultimatum to exploratory stage so far, Berd- suppty cum ps near tne oattie- nrrf troons and their sunnlv! Red troops discuss only military matters front. B-26 light bombers pound lines. ing emphasized.

He said he didn't know of any conversations yet with Japanese officials on the subiect that these presum was something only the Kremlin could decide. The truce talks called to pre FARTHER I the east coast Their home was hit by part three U. S. destroyers and a pare an agenda for formal ar ably would come when and if rocket ship acain pounded the ttonsan rail yards, gun positions; ed Red airfields. F-81 Thunder-iets and F-8) Shooting Stars hunted for lied planes, but found none.

Patrols sloped through the muddy hills, but only linht contact with the Reds was reported Saturday. Allied patrols engaged an undetermined number of Reds defense officials decide the proj ect is feasible. and troop build-ups. mistice negotiations were adjourned until 11 a. m.

Wednesday Julv 25 9 p. m. Tuesday e.d.t.) at Communist request. cut off communication for 10 hours and wrecked grain ready for harvest. Railroads had to reroute many trains in southern Minnesota.

The Wisconsin National Guard, returning from training at Camp Ripley. was on some of the trains rerouted. Srcnnan In Germany BONN. Germany United States Secretary of Agriculture Charles F. Brannan arrived in West Germany yesterday for a five-day study of Ger-man agricultural problems.

i IT COSTS NO MORE U. N. task force carrier planes flying through bad weather AND ERIGHTENS YOUR VACATION rocketed railroad cars near of the wall of water which churned down the Pine River and Kickapoo River watershed. It punched one farmhouse into pieces and ripped a church off its foundation at Newton. Wis.

THE PINE RIVEIZ flooded a third of Richland Center, forcing residents to flee. Ed Collins, Rock Bridge, was swept into the river while going after his inundated automobile and At 6:30 p. m. the big Tiver was at 40.3 feet, the same as the top mark of the 1947 flood. It had been at a virtual standstill for six hours.

THIS WAS .2 of a foot under the stage anticipated earlier, hut the Government Weather Bureau said it expected the river to no higher. If the Mississippi docs go any nearer the all time record of 41.39 set in 1S11. no one will know about it until today. The building in which the official guagvs are located was locked ami the Weather Bureau said no more reading would le taken last night. An automatic deviee records changes in the river level.

The Mississippi was swollen by the rampaging Missouri which rolled across the state from Kansas City in one of the VICE ADM. C. Turner Joy. Tanchon. on the northeast const.

Solid Mack line Illustrate flight path of missing Korean the chief United Nations dele southwest of Kansong. near the Off the weft coast, ihe carrier Si- gate, flew to Tokyo Saturday for Xi'e will mail The Times to your vacation address at the same price you pay for home delivery here. Your present subscription can be transferred. No fuss, no muss. Just phone 7-11 It and ask for Circulation.

Adv. east coast. The U. S. Eighth' cilv sent U.

S. Marine Corsairs Army communique late Satur-'asrainst installations near H.ieiu. conferences with Gen. Matthew B. Ridgway.

supreme U. N. commander. Brig. Gen.

Frank KUSCAND HUNTER'S TERMS airlift plane from anrouver, B. ti Its last reported position, about so miles vest of Juneau, Alaska. The crew of seven Included two stewardesses. The big Canadian Pacific Airlines plane was the first to meet disaster In the airlift's K7 million miles of flying since the outbreak of the Korean war. A.

Allen chief of information for the U. N. command, returned with Joy. But this gave no suggestion of any reconsideration of the Woman Says Man She Weds OPEN YOUR PORES TO EEAT THE HZAT A Warm Tub For Schweisheimer U. N.

position. Jov. like the Communist chief delegate North Must Earn $100 A Week costliest floods in history. Korean Gen. Nam II.

is a tough man who obeys orders. The two It lost some of its sting. how-I A tA 1.1.1 locked horns Saturday morning 'My advice to them who find It too warm when temp'tures get about 90 this afternoon," Eay Area Weather Bureau Forecast1 Considerable cloudiness with scattered thundershowers today and Mondaj. Gentle to moderate variable winds. macT an excnan2e OI Mississippl about 20 miles north The man whom she marries will Irom 21 to 50.

west's great air searches when statements. I of this citv of 1.500.000. have to earn or irc rrronrv fM ctu joy said tne u. i. lavorea tr-i Mrs Jean Grcnorv said vestcr-hn rtivHi nffr mrmovfarui rimiii hanvtri ih i i 1.

1 tir ii ii ii rfTftittti quart of iced tea inside him." i going anead tne cease-iire V. dav. mon aitarhfHi Thse nrnmnf.hin iiw, ir a i i 1 1 i i hit i iin ww.i. i Mrs. Gregory, attractive 27- ed a rumor that if she could get Alaska, from fit takes a brave man to iumti P-'--Griu.

Sarasota. beamed J. T. Drip, "is to take a nice warm bath an" follow It up with a good ol' slug of hot tea or lemon- about 'year-old divorcee, has made a enough donations, she would not to a heicht of 12.0C feet. calmly into hot water these days," ad- Johns ciearwwir s.ii which the two sides wpnt- puetic appeal lor a husband marry, xui tne ccxuca uis, say- ine l.tn u.

Coast Guam mitted Drip. "Wally says here agreed. Nam II. with a pre- o5inc Dut alon a the waterfront area, "nose salary would support her.mg; district at Juneau, which is Si-'reeling the hunt, said the cut- tnat non natners can get 11 -Hn the muddy water inched into three small children and her ail 1 DEHMTr-LV will Corey Bridge, Culfport "I Jov's. said he still insisted the withdrawal of foreign troops.

tiii tho 1irc Pitnil and nirirMiri ir-ra numerous "industrial installations mother. quick refresher by holdm their wTists under cold running water. Says yer arteries are just Pelican Pete SHR KEPORTm I A.icxi. vliucu uti. fai.i ituht ItlPiJFi r.rJ-i aska northward froa the For several days Mrs.

Grcg-U J0.35p regarded his master with utter Bradenton, Gn-lr Bridee, Hillsbnroush Hiver 4-zem, 11 that about 75 men around loathing. "It's a good thing news country had responded to her ory. who has no telephone lt-0Sa 12.1a as it did 1317 when damage was estimated at 59.000.000. Morion Meyer, president of the St. Injis FImI C'ntri AtKneiatiort.

faltl jesterday that waterfront damage in this flood will approach $1,000,000. Jov stepped out into the rain at Kaesong to tell correspondents about the Communist re-aucsted delay. He said he felt the postponement could serve McChord Air Force Ba-e near Tirama, the appeal in the past few davs home, r.an sat by one in 25 in person at her farm hone a small store from early morn- papers ain't a two-way proposition like th telephone." he snorted, 'so's our readers could give you some advice back about near here. 25 or 30 by telephone, ling to late at night waiting for Th him an4 Mom Srt Sun 5:51 a.m. m.

itwn no useful purpose and indicat IS by letter and two by wire. to her appeal. your advice. The difference in figures lies ed that Communists must back nut ftr csid mn, ucr cr.iy income is tin a below th wrist, an this water draws heat from th blood. He says th less people think about th heat, easier they can stand it." Pelican Fete swabbed off his bill and harpooned his fat employer with an evil glare.

"Morals." he rasped, "lay off readin' this here colyum. "till Dec. Yesterday' Trmniiirr Midnight. T6; a. 74; 8:30 a.

Si: noon. S7: 2 p. 90; 3 p. 6S; 4 JO p. 77.

uowti 11 any iiinner peace movi "it-" uwi uip uiiwracauip 1 "Dr. Waldemar hisself says that's th' way to are to be made. Missouri gave more warning 1 'i'lf'r: I dependent children fund. i -r nzt lira 'i paua ariA. tn.n Vmother has Sl.i mother has Briefinir Officer Air Force tms time man cm in l'J-u.

a doctor bill a rrriplialia MontMjr precipitation in Incite In St. Peirs.huri icurrent month to dafe: Airr. Rrarl January 93 2 63 10 39 '4i February j.si jr.j,3 Z7 Marca J.05 2 S.3S "31 Mai I oivic A li-lr htf state4de terminus for Amer Iran "great circle" airlift operations, said the DC-l carried V. fi. Air 1'orce, three t.

S. Army and two Royal Canadian Navy men. three American civilians and the crew. Names of the passengers have not been released. All crew members were Canadians from Vancouver.

An early report that the three hcrtwo whSrh JIrs- Grpr said the anz. tien. winiam iucnuis w- 7. I assurance they will love could not pay. noted an important difference ins01, Army gtthaithe J'Pni 43 1 27 9 09 2n niiiauuA cctiiuvt.

vi. 0 5 3 ot 1 ss Jail Sentence iaeiesauon yesterday, lie saw "Jlir- "Vis stricken ith cancer. cool off," defended Drip. Tn August Journal of Living he says it. Th hot bath opens yer pores so yer body can give off heat quicker.

That hot lemonade aids "Ugh!" shuddered the pelican. "I'll bet you anything that gchw that Wally writ that under a nice cold shower with a Vl li were more active. tooklKansas and Missouri FLORENCE. Italy (3 aon mnrp rntpe than vpr hprnrp anfli ti.nn 1.111.1 AtlEUSt Her would-be suitors to date, she said, have included an rlec- acres been Rosa Manciri. idontified as a apvnirtitl an nircaeM interest wr 7 72 September October erecipiatIon.

O.SO. Relatlre liumlditT. 54 tr cnt 2 p. 95 per cenl at 4:30 p. m.

Ttrrnrd Titnprratnrr Thl 'rn High, 96; Jur, IS, July IS. Low, 33; eo. 3. trician, mail carrier, factory niece of the late Fascist Dicta- flooded. in the U.

N. statements. civilians were United Nations of. 14 4(1 JO "5 S71 667 November 3 73 2.71 ml December and others earning from $25 to.was sentenced to a year and lc -KA Tin NYork S55 a week. She said Inquiries seven months in prison and fined, TT--c3i2Urvfi have r-nmo frnrr.

TWO Ot the Cl iUanS WCre Pro- Weather Outlook Today a. lUi WMtMf Bum All MA? inr. IJA warm mA cassia ti arlir in 4hi vrolr it to partly clood. ihi.nri...K, i and New York as well as Allied currency. A Man Forgeis A Lot In Decade BKOWNWOOI), Tes.

(.11 An out of state resident who wanted to know if he had Fort Law ton. Seattle, and were mostly in afternoon. O'Conor Assails Trade With Reds WASHINGTON Senator O'Conor, Democrat of Maryland, said yesterday that "ships flvine the British and NEW ENGLANDSoatterM SIX SECTIONS TODAY Shundershower in extreme north. Warmer. brlievcd attached to the U.

S. Army. Hie Air Force personnel passed through McChord. The rarty left Seattle by train Fri IDW EST Warm, tew showers. Temperatures.

Saturday, July been married in Brownwootl in J9I1 a-ketl Justice 4f the i. I Panamanian flags have deliv- INSIDE THE TIMES SECTION 1 (Pages 1-1!) News cl world, nation and state 1m Anceles 57 liiil.vllle 3 73 Mempnis 7 Meridian 73 Miami day for Vancouver. THE AIRLINER has been listed as "definitely down" on its 1.31S-mi!e flight from Vancouver to Anchorage. It had jo weeks thousands of tons of 74 -highly strategic materials." Alpena. Mick Aheville Atlanta Ailamir City Rlrmlngbam Hv-ton Buffalo SECTION 2 (Pages 15-301 Local news and features.

Pulse Minn. st. Taul 79 79 aC IdlKUFS UCTlUiru IU1 liru so 7s China were loaded at ports in 77 SA Mobile only enough fuel to last until or Pinehas, Good Morning and The Rambler, editorial pages, Times Photo Contest fourth week's winners. Fraternal Fragments. Peace T.

II. Hart to f'mj out. He had. Then the man wrote again, asking if his wife had 4htained a divorce or annulment. She hadn't.

Then Hart received a telephone call: "What was the name of the girl I married?" Nudist Pcsspcrts LONDON IPs A special EuroDP and India, said O'Conor fturlloctoa. Vt. 7 S7 Monticamery tutrlotte. X.C. 7 Sew ftrlean 7 in a statement declaring mat battsnooca.

radio news and programs, sports pages, theatre and entertainment news, What's Doing calendar, Lyons Den, Times Veterans such trade offends the conscience of all right minded Sust before clock yesterday morning. Tli ere was only silence after its Cape Spencer report in which the pilot. Capt. Victor Fox, gave no indication of any trouble. The 7 New York, 91 9 Ni.rfolh Omaha ft I'hitsdHphla V) t'hoenlx 69 -ilthnrtb 7 9 7 hi i II column.

people." O'Conor Is chairman of a Sen Ml 6T SECTION 3 (Pages 31-4 Society pages and news of to women. Dav Pines news. Gulf Leach oaces. travel and passport for nudists was adopted 77 Portland. Me.

7 S3 Klrhmnnd iu ate Commerce Subcommittee on Export Controls. He said his statement was based on data brought back from the Far East DC-4 was to have checked in by radio again at Yakutat. about 130 miles up the Alaska Dan- hiraco 4 inrfnnatt 1m eland Dalian Denier IH Moines Itrlrnil lluliilh rti lort Worth f.alvm.in Honton Kansa 4 My Key IVr.t knnxvilte Little Kurk handle coast. uj ine jiurt aauuuai resort news. Convention of Naturists.

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