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COPYRIGHT 1953 BV THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE 1 CXI NO. 156 FIVE CENTS PAY NO MORE MONDAY, JUNE 30, 1952 THIS PAPER CONSISTS OF FOUR SECTIONS SECTION ONB ii i I.hmiiuiiimj UMIH gl III JL 1 Name Brooks NoR Seen Record Hea elie OHIOAN MEETS WITH BACKERS Again; for National P. Post CHINESE GUNS IN MANCHURIA FIRE ON YANKS ON THE ROYAL CARPET, THIS MORN NG NEWS SUMMA11Y OF THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE (Aid Historical Scrapbok) JfEW COMMITTEEWOMAN Mrs. -Wesley M. Dixon, new Illinois Republican national committeewoman, In politics since she was 9.

Story on page 3. Monday June 30, 1952 SLIGHT DROP LIKELY TODAY; 98 TCiORROW! Pilots inRaid Won't LOCAL Taft arrives from capital for Alf Landon Terms Him 'Best Bet' BY GEORGE TAGGE Picture on back page) For the first time in many years, climax of drive. Page 1 Shoot Back No relief from record heat wave seen for two days. Page 1 Brooks elected Illinois G. O.

P. Illinois will have new members on the Republican national committee former Sen. C. Wayland Brooks and Mrs. Wesley M.

Dixon. national committeemen. Page 1 SEOUL, Korea, June 29 C) Lt. Gen. Glenn O.

Barcus, 5th air Rules agreed on for settling G. O. P. delegate disputes. Page 2 Illinois delegates to the national AGREE ON CONTESTS Taft and Eisenhower spokesmen agree on means of hearing contests over delegates to convention.

Story on Page 2. Poll 400,000 to get views for convention made these and other Thousands Invade Beaches, Parks G. O. P. platform.

Page 4 7 Taft may win on first ballot selections yesterday at a shirt sleeve caucus in the La Salle hotel. just as father did. Page 7 There was little debate. Brooks Mother killed as son wields bat BY ROBERT HOWARD Sen. Taft O.

arrived in Chi in family quarrel. Pt. 4, p. 6 was elected unanimously. Friends of Gen.

Robert E. Wood, board force commander, disclosed today that communist anti-aircraft guns in Manchuria fired across the Yalu river at American planes bombing the i power plant last Monday. cago early today after a heavy chairman of Sears, Roebuck Deaths and obituaries. Pt. 4, p.

6 AMERICAN Burglar ends life for reverting electrical storm discovered he would not permit his name to be placed in nomina had delayed his to crime after cure." Page 1 Death fails to arrive on time; tion for committeeman. VERY DISPLEASED WITH V013, DEAN I BoMBI NO "XtiZ YALU W.THOIVT MY PERMISSION HEREAFTER I'LL TELL YOtf WHEN AND WHRe -To BOMB WWr hft r2 P-a rh Kentuckian disappointed. Page 1 Gen. Barcus take-off from Washington National airport Eisenhower backers take over Winner Handed Orchids Mrs. Dixon, trim, alert daugh governors' conference Page 4 Four delegates from North Da ter of the late Silas H.

Strawn, kota visit Eisenhower. Page 7 won over Mrs. Bertha Baur, 36 for several hours last night. The A ican Airlines plane A WASHINGTON Analyst says Taft can win by 5 million majority. Page 3 Ike's campaign recalls Dewey's which brought him here was Napoleonic rudeness.

Page 5 London to 10. Four delegates voted present." Mrs. Baur has been national committeewoman for 24 years. When Mrs. Dixon arrived near the end of the meeting, Mrs.

Baur took off the orchids which had been presented to her by G. O. P. leaders and pinned them on her Kefauver suggests amendment grounded at to ban south's poll tax. Page 7 He added that no planes were lost over Suiho, but that air force and navy pilots did not attempt to knock out the communist guns across the boundary between Manchuria and Korea." They hit Red guns on the south bank, however.

The air commander disclosed for the first time the full extent of the raids against the hydroelectric power complex in North Korea. He said thirteen plants, all there are in North Korea, were demolished by the raids on Suiho, Changjin, Fusen and Kyoen. Can't Be Run Again Richmond, before reaching Washington. Air force tries canning clothes; finds it works. Page 11 Some 200 persons cheered Taft successor.

KOREAN WAR Reds fire from Manchuria on on his arrival and he responded What you give away, you keep, raiding U. S. planes. Page 1 but what you try to keep, you with a wide smile. He posed for news cameramen, but said he was (Picture on back page) Chicago sweltered yesterday in the 11th day of 90 degree or higher temperatures this month.

The official temperature at Midway airport hit 96.3 at 3:45 p. m. In the Loop it was 99 at 2 p. but "a change in the breeze to the northwest' sent the thermometer down to 91 in half an hour. The temperature set a record for the date.

The previous high for June 29 was 94.1 degrees in 1946. Forecaster Sam Bromberg said no relief was in sight for at least two days. Today's high is expected to be 87, except lower near the lake. High humidity and a top temperature of 98 are forecast for tomorrow. St.

Louis Baking, Too The heat wave was general thruout much of the country. St. Louis, which has had 90 plus tem- peratures for nearly a month, was expected to get 100 degree readings for the next three days. Chicago area beaches, parks, and forest preserves were mobbed with persons trying to cool off. Rainbow beach, at 76th had an estimated 100,000 persons.

Parking lots were filled early in the morning. The forest preserves had more than 100,000 persons including more than 300 group picnics. FOREIGN West German official demands lose," Mrs. Baur said. too tired to talk.

A police escort Werner W. Schroeder, national return of Saar. Page 10 accompanied him to his suite in Austrians under eyes of Russian committeeman for 12 years, announced in January that he did troops cheer Acheson. Page 10 the Congress hotel, where he British are. gone but Burma I don't think there is a chance promptly retired.

clings to their skirts. Page 11 not wrant another term. A resolution of thanks for his "magnificent performance" was voted. in the world that the Suiho plant on the south banlc of the Yalu SPORTS Cubs win, 9 to 8, then lose to Here to Direct Campaign Among those who greeted the Disappointed will be operational again in this war, no matter how long the war Reds, 9 to 1. Pt.

4, p. 1 Ohioan were Otto K. Eitel, presi Dirksen Thanks Schroeder Sen. Dirksen HI. thanked Surgery'Cure' Fails, Burglar EDEN, 55, LAID LOW BY JAUNDICE ON EVE OF WAR POLICY TEST Sox beat Indians, 4 to second dent of the Chicago Convention lasts," Barcus said.

BecauseDeath ends in 7 to 7 tie. Pt. 4, p. 1 He added that the Suiho power Schroeder for giving up his assured place as a delegate at large bureau; Leonard Hicks of the Con COMMERCE AND FINANCE Pullman's seven year battle with houses were the primary source gress hotel; Henry Bianco, south. of power for the Mukden indus U.

S. recalled. Pt. 4, p. 7 last Monday to make room for a Negro attorney, Euclid L.

Taylor. HangsHimself By-passesHim side restaurant owner, and Mrs. New financing placed privately Dorothy Vucovich, 43, of 6746 trial area in Manchuria. "The loss of power will inconvenience Schroeder reviewed the burdens sets 5 billion record. Pt.

4, p. 7 June 29 (P) Pittsburgh, June 29 Special Normal head of the new of the payless office. He estimated FEATURES A professional burglar who in 1947 James P. Longworth arose from some of the civilians, unfortun' ately," he said. that in 12 years he worked on Republican Round Table of Engle- Abe Martin Page? his bed today, after awaiting 24 Crossword puzzle Pt.

2, p. 6 more than 6,000 political chores wood, and her son, Daniel, 10. submitted to brain surgery in a effort Day by Day on Farm. 2, p. 1 More than 500 planes blasted the Suiho plant and four others and was interviewed 2,500 times.

hours for and remarked: The senator arrived to take During this period, the national Friend of the Yanks Pt. 2, p. 6 How to Keep Well Page 16 I guess God changed his mind." The 69 year old mountaineer, eliminate crimi- Monday. By Wednesday the jet fighter-bombers also had de charge of the final week of his campaign for the Republican Presidential nomination. The na Inquiring Camera Girl Pt.

3, p. 9 convention was obtained twice for Chicago, and Republicans won 83 a 1 tendencies Lincoln park had the biggest stroyed eight other plants. per cent of the state elections. crowd of the season, police said Barcus observed that Suiho who said a voice twice told him he would die at 7 a.m. yesterday, was still in apparent good health.

tional convention opens next Mon Line o' Type or Two Page 16 Rimes and Remnants. 16 Tower Ticker Pt. 3, p. 8 TV-Radio programs Pt. 3, p.

9 Great gains were recorded for the today passed and carried out a sentence death upon him wasn't hit again after Monday's The Lincoln park zoo was crowded too, but the excessive heat cut at day. G. O. P. in Cook county and strike because there was nothing At 11 a.

m. today, he will hold "I am greatly disappointed, downstate elections. Today with Women P.art3 tendance at Brookfield zoo, where left there to bomb. We never went 4 LONDON, June 29 (ff) Foreign Secretary Eden, 55, is ill with jaundice and will not be able to carry out full duties of his office for weeks, the foreign office announced tonight. The duke of Edinburgh, also suffering from jaundice, remained in Buckingham palace.

Eden first complained of illness Friday, whe he was in the midst of negotiations here with United States State Secretary Acheson and French Foreign Minister Schuman. It had been expected he would take a leading part in a house of commons debate Tuesday when the Labor party opposition plans a censure motion regretting failure of the British government to have effective consultation with the United States before the recent air raids on the Reds' Yalu river power stations in North Ko CARTOONS however," he said. "I voluntarily retire from this a press conference in the Conrad Hilton hotel and then will meet back to Suiho." the temperature was 98. Director Robert Bean reported 16,000 to Aggie Mack, 18; All in Sport, self for backsliding. He was Mil party position with the most His disappointment was shared Pt.

4, p. Brenda Starr, Pt. 3, p. pleasant memories of many fine Wright supporters in his headquarters on the hotel's 9th floor. On Thursday, Orders from Higher Up Barcus declined to say who or Caesar, Pt.

2, p. Ching Chow, by many in this community of 15,000 at the foot of Cumberland 18,000 visitors. Polar Bears Cool Oft friendships and devoted lard F. Wright, 42, whose de Pt. 3, p.

Dennis the Menace, Pt Taft will go to Washington to bring dered the bombing of the plants, 3, p. Dick Tracy, Pt. 3, p. Schroeder said. He and Mrs.

Baur will serve until the end of the na cision to undergo psycho-surgery attracted widespread medical and Bean said the polar bears were which caused international reper his wife, Martha, to Chicago on Saturday. Gen. Eisenhower, his Ferd'nand, 12; Gasoline Alley, Pt, cussions. "It was a coordinated 3, p. Harold Teen, 18; King sociological attention and who had tional convention.

Brooks Twice a Senator chief opponent, is scheduled to ar getting along beautifully in the heat, and could cool off in their 10 foot tank of water whenever raid with the navy," he said, Aroo, Pt. 3, p. Laughing Matter, been regarded as "cured" until 16; Little Lulu, 14; Moon Mullins, therefore the orders had to come from" higher up. It was carefully two weeks ago when police found they wished. He added that he Pt.

4, p. Mostly Malarky, 17: Brooks was elected twice to the United States senate and was the $25,000 burglary loot in his ished he could join them. planned and beautifully Nuts and Jolts, Pt. 2, p. Orphan Annie, Pt.

3, p. Peanuts, Pt. 3, only Illinois Republican in many Traffic was heavy as motorists Barcus said the Suiho raid was mountain. No Scoffing Heard There was no scorning heard among the estimated 5,000 persons who yesterday visited the five-room cottage where Long-worth lives with his daughter, Mrs." Dora Tkach. There were automobiles from Kentucky, Virginia, Tennessee, Ohio and Illinois.

A special police detail directed traffic. Visitors still poured in today. Almost everyone who talked with years to achieve this. He was a p. Smilin' Jack, Pt.

2, p. rive the same day. Landon Out for Taft Alf M. Landon of Kansas, the Republican Presidential nominee in 1936, joined the Taft cause in a statement issued from the hotel headquarters. "Bob Taft is our best bet," Wright hanged himself in his the first time a sizable fighter Smitty, Pt.

2, p. Terry, Pt. 3, rea. Now it is expected Prime bomber force near the Yalu didn't marine hero in World War with about as many decorations as his sought errant breezes in their automobiles, but no jams were reported in early afternoon. Cars, sitting shut up in the sun, became cell in the police barracks at nearby New Butler, where he was bring the Red MIGS out to fight.

Minister Churchill will defend the government in the debate. 11 wounds. The Dailys, Pt. 3, p. The Gumps, Pt.

2, p. The Neighbors, 16; Timmy, Pt. 3, p. Twin Earths, Pt. 3, p.

Winnie Winkle, being held for trial for 30 burglar Dirksen proposed Brooks to He said he was not worried that his planes would overshoot the ies to which he confessed after his succeed Schroeder. He recalled Landon said, recounting the sena the hottest spots of all. In an automobile parked in front of 1314 Pratt it apparently became river because they made their formed for the sole purpose of arrest. He Dies In Sorrow 18. EDITORIALS Eisenhower's Friends and Tro runs parallel to the south bank.

"curing" criminal tendencies. that Brooks had "beaten his heart out as a G. O. P. candidate for state offices when chances of Longworth, it seemed, believed he "I am sentencing myself to man's veto; Advice to Youth: In June of the same year Dr.

Koskoff testified at a so hot inside that the expanding air blew out the rear window. The glass suddenly popped and frag would die. victory were almost nil. death for my evil misdeeds," he America's Imports; In a Nutshell. hearing for Wright that Wright A reinforced Chinese battalion suffered an estimated 650 casualties today in two futile predawn attacks on a western front position, the 8th army said.

The Chinese losses were listed as 200 Page 16 ments fell to the street, said Mrs. It was incredible," said Henry Basham, editor of the Middlesboro wrote in a note found in the cell, I die in sincere sorrow." He also addressed a note to Dr. (Want ad. 3, pp. 10 to 19) R.

M. Brown, 6639 Newgard who saw it happen. No one was in "He has the political touch which I. think is essential to a national committeeman," Dirksen said, and the vitality to make good use of his contacts thruout showed signs of a very favorable recovery." Wright was found sane and was sentenced to 2 to 12 years on the pending burglary charges. Daily News.

The man speaks with such con Yale David Koskoff, Pittsburgh the car. THE WEATHER killed and 450 wounded. viction and sincerity that one can't brain surgeon, who performed the operation which for several years He was paroled in 1950. Among unofficial temperatures recorded in the suburbs in mid- Infantrymen used small arms and automatic weapons fire, sup MONDAY, JUNE 30, 1952 help but believe him. Yes, actu ally expected him to die." the country." No policy changes were, in Wright got a factory job and married.

Police assumed that the volved in the caucus action CHICAGO AND VICINITY: Fair, Folks far from Kentucky joined afternoon were: Des Plaines, 97; Morton Grove, 97; Park Ridge, 95, ported by artillery, to break up the" attacks against the advance not so hot; high, 87, except surgery had made him a good citi in the death watch. The Cawood Brooks and Mrs. Dixon, like Schroeder and "Mrs. Baur, are ad- lower near lake; low, 70; north zen until a routine pawnshop position west of Chorwon. Shell Lands at Panmunjom Skokie, 93; Evanston, 89; Wil mette, 87, and Winnetka, 85.

Seek Relief in Theaters check exposed him. Continued on page 6, column 3 funeral home, which had arranged for Longworth's funeral, said it received at least 1,000 telephone easterly winds, 10 to 15 m. p. Tomorrow, partly cloudy, hot MUNSAN, Korea, June 29 (F) humid; occasional thundershow- The 8th army command today ac ers; high, 98. calls from all parts of the nation.

All Ask Same Question Theater managers said the heat probably had contributed to a rise in attendance. A large south side cused the communists of firing ILLINOIS Mostly fair with afternoon 4 thunderstorms; continued hot and Everybody asked: Has he died Russian-type shell which landed 20 feet from the main Korean homid south, not so warm north theater had the best week-end at What job would you like? Tomorrow, hot and humid, with yet?" Longworth said today he be tendance in several months. Be tor's long record of ballot triumphs. Bob Taft has spent the last 14Va years in leading the opposition successfully against the New Dealers' and Fair Dealers headlong rush into socialism. He is both a statesman and a successful candidate for office.

He understands political organization. He has shown that he can hold his own with the best that the opposition can offer." Landon ranks as an elder statesman in Kansas, the home state of Eisenhower. Expect Half Hour Keynote Gen. -MacArthur is expected to speak for 30 to 40 minutes in the keynote address in the air conditioned Convention building at 43d and Halsted National Chairman Guy G. Gabrielson said in a press conference.

Gabrielson said that the Mac-Arthur speech has been read by some' responsible Republican leaders but that one who is out in front for either principal candidate has seen it. The chairman said he did not know whether the general would appear in uniform. Jack Martin, Taft's administrative assistant, denounced as "childish the action of an unidentified man and woman wh" tore down Taft banners in th eadquarters floor early Sund He ordered guards placed aft olunteer workers lef -Eis- spokes- scattered thnndershowers. cause many patrons arrived long armistice tent at Panmunjom Fri day. A joint investigation by Ameri WMO SftVS IT'S lieved God decided to keep him on TEMPERATURES IN CHICAGO SINFUL TO WOfcK WARD, 10 p.

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.85 mountain to pray and ask God." OU JOE SAYS Sp-1 had been thought to have eradicated his criminal nature. He begged the physician's forgiveness for reverting to crime. Wright was 14 when he was first locked up for burglary. He spent 15 of the next 23 years in various prisons and in 1947 was seized for a series of burglaries in Mount Lebanon, a Pittsburgh suburb. On his arraignment he startled the court by saying he had heard that a delicate brain operation known as a prefrontal lobotomy offered a chance of curing criminal urges.

Medical Circles Hail Surgery Dr. Koskoff agreed on consultation with-the court to perform the operation which had then been known to medical science for scarcely a decade. It consists of boring two small holes in the skull and removal of certain brain fibers. Dr. Koskoff operated on Wright at Montefiore hospital here in April, 1947.

Medical circles hailed the operation as one of the first ever per- jectile, the American delegates said in a note to the, communists. 73 72 BUT WHO EtSEf daughter offered this ex Heat buckled the concrete at Indianapolis blvd. and Chi 11 a. m. 6 a.

Col. Charles W. McCarthy, planation: Noon 93 cago East Chicago, yes tHlsh. Low. Unofficial.

THE MOON terday afternoon, delaying a South My father had such strong faith that he reawakened the faith of others, like in a great religious senior liaison officer, said the shell bore the mark of a type made in Russia for anti-aircraft guns. He said it caused no damage when it Shore train 20 minutes. The pav RrrfOu. Fu tt Ou. Waning New Wminaj DJ L0 LO DJ ing buckled more, than a foot at an expansion joint, the two upraised slabs being in such a posi Jura 39.

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Sunset, 8:30. Moonset. 12:55 a. July 2. Mornlnr atar: Jupiter.

Eve- a. five hours before the truce tion that the steps of the train teams met in the nearby tent. nine stars: Man and Saturn. For 24 hours ended 7:30 m. Juna 29: cars could not clear them.

For a Mean temperature, 87 degrees; normal, 71 New President Today time trains were rerouted. month's excess, 190: year's excess, 752. Precipitation, none; month's excess, .24 lncht A 20 foot stretch of pavement on route 53, west of Meecham year's deficiency, .43 inch. Highest wind velocity, 17 m. P.

h. REYKJAVIK, Iceland, June 29 Reuters Elections for a new president of the republic will be TaNsI Avrmgw NH PmiJ Circulation FOB THE YEAR, 1951 in 915.000 THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE Relative humidity, 7:30 a. 71 per cent In Palatine township, buckled 1:30 p. 52; 7:30 p. 48.

Barometer, 7:30 a. 30.001 7:30 p. from the heat also, and traffic was held tomorrow and th result will be known Tuesday, 29.93. Map and other reports on pace 2 rerouted. A 1.