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Cakafo SaaJajTriegae: Febrtary 11, Iff I Parti Page 2 1 G. 0. P. EXCLUDES Seesaw War in Korea Weather Forecast Map for the United States DYNAMIC CHIEF Story pagi I) CHICAGO AREA IN 60 BECOME ILL AFTER LUNCH IN RADIO FACTORY 104 MfliS GIVES NEW LOOK REMAPPING JOB 1 KOREA! ijSm to MmMSl0 MANCHURIA' ffWf Republican. leaders decided at a conference yesterday that no shifts TO HIS 8TH ARMY Continued from first pajre in boundary lines of the 13 con gressional districts in Cook and Lake counties would be sought in Gen.

Ridgway's Tactics Rout Pessimism BY JOHN H. THOMPSON rfMrm Trlban Ttm mir1 reapportionment bills to be submitted to the state legislature. It' already had been agreed that one of the 13 downstate districts is to be eliminated as a result of census changes which cut the Illinois delegation in congress from 26 to 25. State legislators who met with a delegation of five congressmen WITH U. S.

25TH DIVISION. Outside Seoul, Korea, Feb. 10 Marshfield Nat Juarez, IS, of 1452 Van Buren Dolores Jones, 2803 Washington Lumas Keely, 18, of 2550 Warren Kathryn Klrkland, 36, of 632S Eberhart Sherwin Krevitr, 25, of 4S55 N. St. Louis Emma Little, 21, of 2704 Warren Lome Lorenr, 4822 Magnolia Flora Leonard, 1610 S.

Central Park Phil Karlif. 3631 W. 5th Marlon Polk, 27. of 6612 S. Marquette Julia Pickard, 4203 W.

48th st. Thomas Piaseck, 7806 Oglesby Albert Provis. 212 S. Center Jean Riauba, 7248 S. Fairfield Eugene Stern, 6649 Black-stone Leonard Serota.

1416 N. Avers Elmer Seigel. 203 S. FARTHEST ADVANCES: The United States 8th army Is an army with a new look. Almost overnight its spirit has changed U.

S. AND SUPPORTING FORCES Nuxcua in Republican county headquarters yesterday offered no recommenda from one of pessimism and defeat to one of confidence and determi NORTH KOREA nation. tion on which of three downstate Forecast forZ9. 11,1951 rf -1 I NjfM.AM.rrrj Sea of Japan maps should be made the basis for a new law. Two factors appear responsible for this startling about face.

First and foremost is the dynamic lead ership of the new army command JJt PARALLEL OUNDARY BETWEEN NORTH AND SOUTH KOREA er. Lt. Gen. Matthew B. Eidtrway.

The second is the confidence pained by the GIs. who found they Plan CO. P. Caucus State Sen. Peter J.

Miller Chicago was authorized to call a caucus of senate and house Republicans to reach a final decision, which will be submitted to the congressmen before being introduced in bill form. aW "0 Kenihvorth av Oak Park: Fred Tuner, 1640 S. Springfield Mabel Wilson. 5417 Blackstone Emmett Williams, 19, of 211 S. Hamilton Archie Weston, 24, of 237 N.

Artesian av. FRONTS (EXPECTED AT 6 P.M. COLO WARM (60J-HI6H TEMPERATURES FORECAST FOR CITIES SHOWK. 5 mmt STATIC WIND SPEED (MPH) OF PRESSURE AREAS CONBITIOHS FEB. 10, 9S6pA National weather forecast based on maps prepared by U.

S. weather bureau. Clarice Wallen, 24: George WoJ tel, 1444 Jackson George Republican congressmen at the conference were Chauncey W. OFFICIAL WEATHER REPORT Reed Wheaton, Charles W. Vur INDIANA: Partly cloudy; warmer; to- Memphis, cloudy sell Marion, William E.

McVey morrow, mostly cloudy, mild, occa could stand, hold, and fight the Chinese Reds who once had shattered their lines. Where, before, this army had been on the run towcrd the port cf Pusan its transports, it now Is a well knit team which is driving slowly forward, determined to slay as many the enemy as American fire power can destroy. Keady If Enemy Strike "This doesn't mean the enemy cannot hit us." said one young regimental commander, a veteran of last summer's frustrating battles, "lie can mass his troops Harvey, Edgar A. Jonas Chi SOUTH ViVAM 59 05 61 60 57 50 46 50 47 51 cago, and Edward 11. Jenison .01 .21 T.

.34 .80 M. Paris. The discussions centered on LINE JCSx TSiNTCiiDiM-ragpia FARTHEST SOUTHERN TO WHICH U. S. AND SUPPORTING; Los Angeles, W.

Portland, rain S. San Diego, N. San Francisco, Seattle, rain S. Spokane, rain Yuma, clear Canadian provinces Battleford, cloudy N.W, Calgary, snow E. Edmonton, cloudy Norman Wells, cloudy M.

Medicine Hat, N.E. FORCES WERE PUSHED CHINESE REDS JAN. Sangamon Springfield county, chief point of controversy. Two maps under debate would place it in Vursell's district. The other Milwaukee, cloudy.

Nashville, cloudy S. S. Ste. Marie, snow. Traverse City, snow.

West central states-Bismarck, cloudy N.E. Des Moines, cloudy. Dubuque, cloudy S. Duluth, rain W. Fargo, cloudy N.

Intern'I. Falls, cloudy. N. Kansas City, S. Little Rock, cloudy.

Paul, cloudy. S.E. M. 40 93 53 -1 -11 15 -2 2 -10 -31 -45 20 1 Wojak, 640 Lyman Edward Thomaszewskl. 7229 S.

Union Ed Grender, 19. of 4220 Kenmore Dominic Glovencl, 26: Dominic Malpede, 29, of 2626 Princeton Peter Piccialini, 42, of 611 N. St. Louis Norman Snodgrass, 26, of 7322 Randolph Forest Park, and John Ziara, 28, of 914 Damen av, George Pasquini, 27, of 1436 S. Kedzie Martin Krichilsky, 19, of 1141 S.

Sacramento av and Bert Wayne, 23, of 5616 Sheridan were taken to Mother Cabrinl hospital. George Tyrrell, 16, of 4338 Harrison st went to Bethany hospital and Miss Tamara Yackar, 18, of 6205 Kimbark to Michael Reese hospital. .01 .04 .01 .10 would make it part of the district 48 29 42 16 27 27 47 30 26 20 18 62 51 34 72 57 74 46 74 68 29 Yellow Sea of Leslie C. Arends of Melvin, house Republican whip. .01 .65 .03 .08 .08 .41 .05 Ready Vursell Bill sional light rain north.

LOWER MICHIGAN: Mostly cloudy; warmer; snow flurries extreme north; tomorrow, snow and colder extreme north, rain or snow central and south, warmer southeast. UPPER MICHIGAN: Occasional snow today and tomorrow; not much change In temperature. WISCONSIN: Cloudy; light snow extreme north; warmer south and central; high, 20 to 25 northwest to 33 to 42 southeast tomorrow, colder, rain or snow south. IOWA: Partly cloudy; warmer, but turning colder extreme north In afternoon; high, ranging from 45 to 55 northeast to 55 to 70 southwest low, 25 to 30 north, 30 to 40 south; tomorrow, cloudy, turning much colder, with a few scattered snow flurries. MINNESOTA: Mostly cloudy; occasional light snow north during day and over most of state at night; colder along northern border; warmer along southern; colder tonight and tomorrow.

Two members of the Illinois Montreal, Rivers, snow The Pas, Toronto, White River, snow. Oklahoma City, clear. -3 -26 16 2 -2 -12 22 -7 18 -35 M. 7 house, Herschel S. Green West York and John W.

Lewis and make a penetration almost anywhere. However, this time we are set for him. even while attacking. If he does hit us. it will cost him many casualties and he will know he has been in one hell cf a A few weeks ago you would not have heard such a statement.

Even this commander, like many other front line officers, was joyfully talking of advancing, Winnipeg, Marshall said they were Omaha, cloudy S. Rapid City, clear W. St. Louis, cloudy S. Sioux City, clear S.

Wichita, clear S. Wllliston, cloudy N.E. ready to introduce this week a Vursell favored plan which would M. Missing. T.

Trace. VMjifAi I SMALLEST BEACHHEAD I J0F U. S. AND SUPPORTING Li 3 FORCES SEPT. 7.

FS If 31 8 28 -11 0 13 17 8 2 12 4 29 29 10 33 22 39 22 27 30 17 32 8 2 -8 45 56 15 18 10 20 45 37 58 36 37 53 49 47 48 give Sangamon to Arends. Arends sent word that he has not taken a position on reappor M. .01 Opposing forces have swept up and down Korea twice since the Open Today! tionment. He said: "The map North Koreans crossed the 38th parallel last June. Map shows (in hereas in mid-December responsible commanders were more concerned about their avenues of withdrawal.

Life itself was thin then. Reserves were few. Few represented as mine is not mine order of numerals) farthest advances of each side since then. SUNDAY in any sense of the word. I have taken no part in the discussions .03 to 5 ploited breakthrus in Europe.

This Place of observation on redistricting. I am interested, of course, but I am not advancing fr system failed in Korea. trn a-S When Ridgway went over to the 'Eastern states Atlanta, cloudy E. M. Boston, snow N.

22 Buffalo, cloudy S.E. 31 Eastport, clear E. 10 Jacksonville, cloudy. 52 Miami, cloudy N. 69 New York, clear N.E.

26 Philadelphia, clear. E. 29 Pittsburgh, clear S.E. 32 Washington, clear E. 34 Golf states Abilene, clear.

80 Amarillo, clear S. 74 Brpwnsvllle, clear E. M. El Paso, clear N.W. 74 Fort Worth, clear S.E.

78 Galveston, clear S.E. 66 New Orleans, cloudy. 58 San Antonio, clear S.E. 77 0 OnH- CHICAGOAN WOUNDED IN KOREA; ANOTHER LISTED AS MISSING any plan or program." THEATER OF AIR offensive, his entire line advanced State of weather Jg, Feb 10, 6:30 p. m.

Central standard time 1 East central states cautiously, each unit keeping its it in DEDICATES NEW Americans had any confidence in the South Korean soldiers. New Chief Takes Over The 8th army was strung out in the worst possible positions to meet a heavy enemy attack. On its right and autonomous was the American 10th corps, with which the 8th army had no liaison. Then Ridgway took over after a jeep accident killed Lt. Gen.

Walton H. Walker, who had commanded the 8th army during its flanks tied in with its neighbor. No terrain as by-passed, not even M. raii(iiiriiiffli JUX 33 12 CHICAGO, cloudy S. STATION IN OHIO the most rugged mountains.

River Forest School The Chicago Theater of the Air's Cincinnati, cloudy. Cleveland, cloudy S. Columbus, cloudy S. Detroit, S. .06 adaptation of the opera "Faust" A Chicago man was wounded and another reported missing in the casualty list released yesterday by the defense department.

Ffe. Edwin J. Zurek, 22, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Zurek of 6629 W.

Imlay was wounded. A Zi originated in Cleveland last night 7 -4 6 4 5 3 5 5 Bond Issue Approved nranmvj WdQfSJ omsms Tampa, clear N. 36 32 35 29 24 28 26 36 38 as a feature of dedication cere Escanaba, cloudy Grand Rapids, cloudy. S. Green Bay, cloudy.

last victory starved days. Mountain stales-Albuquerque, S. monies for whks new minion dollar radio center there. An aggressive and forceful leader, Ridgway brought new life Boise, cloudy W. The program was broadcast 9 Indianapolis, S.

Louisville, cloudy S. Madison, cloudy S. Marquette, cloudy, and confidence to a beaten army Cheyenne, cloudy S.W, Denver, cloudy S.E. Havre, snow from 9 to 1 p.m. by W-G-N and the Mutual network.

Soloists were 29 -1 .01 22 2 .07 on the Imjin river line south of 67 37 I i II 'KJT "1 1 64 42 Jf PmU tart ir 59 46 v-N if 'VYT' 66 45 ri-r A It tl i 1 1 Helena, cloudy S.W, Nancy Carr, David Poleri, Bruce Foote, and Donald Gramm, who Phoenix, cloudy S. River Forest voters yesterday approved an $860,000 school bond issue by a vote of approximately to 1, Harvey P. Jones, president of the suburb's school board, said last night. The money will finance additions and improvements at Willard, Roosevelt, and Lincoln schools, including a gymnasium and auditorium at the Lincoln school. ROBS HOTEL CIERK OF $19 A robber who held nli hand In Ms pocket as tho he carried a revolver last night stole $19 from William Jones, a cleric In the Lakeside hotel, 412S Clarendon av, I KILLS SFXF WJTH RIFLE Jamea Vavra.

48, of 437 W. 23d Pueblo, cloudy S.E. Salt Lake City, cloudy. S. went to Cleveland with 40 other members of the Chicago Theater i I Pacific states- hot and killed himself with a .22 caliber rifle In his home last night.

He was unemployed. His wife. Louise, told police he had been in ill health. of the Air company. Fresno, cloudy.

S.W. Col. Robert R. McCormick, edi tor and publisher of The Chicago Tribune, spoke on Founding the tdwln J. Zurek lleftj mnd Peter J.

Government." The text of his ad dress is on the editorial page. the 3Sth parallel. It was not possible to change the army's spirit immediately. The Sth had to withdraw again early in January when the Chinese penetrated one South Korean division north of Seoul and drove a deep wedge into the center of the mountain line. However, back in the new positions, the change began to take place.

Almost single handedly, Ridgway infused his will into the officers and men. At the same time, even In the subzero weather, the GIs learned they could check the Chinese and the reconstituted North Korean army. Ridgway regrouped his forces. Other elements, including the South Koreans, brgan eliminating the enemy which had infil- Carroll. reservist, he was called back to duty Oct.

8 and sent overseas Nov. 8. lie formerly was employed here as a machinist. Pvt. Teter J.

Carroll, 21. of 6049 Kimbark brother of Mrs. Catherine Ann Malone, has been reported missing in action. He formerly was a freshman at De Paul university. He enlisted last April and went overseas Aug.

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6 Vol. cx Ffbruary It. 1951 hf GecGtut you get th ivt tm( i 'ScMUAC you get th thrilUngly rich resonant tone Ei, I I trated to link with guerrillas in the mountains behind the front. Ridgeway began pushing the line forward slowly in a "limited offensive." It broke the enemy's main line of resistance south of the Han and now stands at Seoul, on the Han river, where the enemy has been waiting in new retrenchments. Advance Is Cautious "This time, the army followed different tactics.

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