Fitchburg Sentinel from Fitchburg, Massachusetts • Page 1

ESTABLISHED VoL FRIDAY, MAY 18, 1951 --EIGHTEEN AGES FIVE CENTS IjtftiigBaiGeb All Atag Line To Retalm It For TiwwMtmd. Trial Maria atreet parking ban, in its third week, today a in tha movement! traffic on this main artery numerous public, private, nmcrcial and industrial or- H( among theee whom traffic conditions of prim Importance if this: parking bw Imposed by Ijr ateciala to BBTJOUS ftntnl congo- of which caused irai traffic marl. problem been licked, even thu early and it's a job welt done." Some of tha con- in a survey rnominj tha and depart- ils. port railway expreat tnduitrial and lead- fa I trucking eonstant tut of the Main net tfcorouchfaM in their every-! 4 if official, tatdnc cefniance of ntniaMJl against the I taint traffic refulationa by tome 1 caJ merchanU, pointed out that all this new traffic I rctan given adequate 1 to prove, lu "Any tur.f something new is in- I Bguratad, there bound to be some infusion and at first," he "The chief argument I lainit the new traffic program at praaent reported diffkul- 1 ea in finding parking spaces. rcverthelna, it haf been apparent 1 at at any time ol day, during any ay la the meter parking I are available.

Give the pub- 3 a chanca to get used to meter irking, and give the city authorities; Mtl i opportunity to iron out the and talw to improve parking and the ijent plan will work out." In the transportation field, two of Itehburgs largest trucking con- i have reported "100 per cent nprowmant" in the flow of traffic i king Main street. These concerns. rhich make deliveries to local and factories, averted that CUSHING Academy include the Fitchburg boys shi wn above. Left to right, Raymond freeman, Valedu torian of the senior class: Robert fillips, star of the te uiis team; and Charles L. Bennett, C.

u. pr sident of the senior lass. All three are among the highest-ranking students of the graduating class. 10 Sa vyer, Others Local Students Ffce Jail Terijis Gain High Rank Legal Battle In dishing List reaant traffic conditions on Main have "tremendously ex- leditad" local deliveries. An official of one of Uw trucking nnonma said his usually try avoid traveling on Main street, but it just cannot ba avoided, be- auae tt Is a key route between high- irayi.

1 He pointed out that trailer rucks, with their large bulk, always tad difficulty passing through Main itrect prior to the parking ban, and ionaequently "slowed other ve- behind them. "With these irucks moving along faster now, the general movement of all other ve- licica is also speeded up," he said. Host industrial officials contacted this morning explained that the opinions expressed by the trucking concerns "tell the story," aince these Return Voting Slock Steamship Line u. notid -r and nine others tha will uole i they comply with its pan; the In anley Dollar's Gi oup Court of Appeals today To notj beenidetern A spokesman crafeh occurred standard 'time, Raymond Freeman, Is travel ori one Face Dfeath Blindly War's Mightiesi Push 6 Pejrso Othtrs Hurt In Wreck PRHi Cri Expresses In Hear Near; Brj rep had, received at extent Ind Collision' Mawr, Pa. i BRYN MAWR Six (persons wen SI jjnjurtd today Pennsylvania trains in rear Philadelphia Flva bodies ight express ai I the Red Arruw.

Another debris but not The PMadel coming from Pi Arrow frem De Maj. Gj A. Merion iownsh: tenent. boties harl been of (lie dead wen atejv. flryn ijfawrr Bpital reported May IS and at least aboard two crack ilroad passenger end collision ntiir main line suburb, re removed from the Philadelphia rted located in the removed, lia sburKh.

the Ked nit in New 1'orK police superir id earlier three rmoved. said no-IF immeai- BATTLE LOG JAM ON MAINE RIV peaveys to free a IOB jam on the Machi, in tlie'northeast 7,000,000 feet of lurnber neyville, Me. east 50 injured. it a Two Others In Top 10 aveled jail lin in the east heir injuries nad ned. the PER said ihr 6.38 a.

m. cnstein a peak period of the most heavily SHINGTON, May 18 -The, ASHBUHNHAM. May 18--Three on Secretary of Coir nerce and nine others tha they sent to jail for coi tempt erved I Fitchburg boys, continuing the ex- in liCgation over contra! of resident Lines. Ltd. Th court said it would en orde giving and the five lays in which to compl; cree.

Sa 'yer and eight other ivern- officiala and attorneys een cited by the court had temj charges for failure to "effe tive possession" of 92 pi of voting stock of Ar Pres lent Lines to R. Stanle; lar i id his 10th person, involved clud ansportation 1 companies handle lan. Deputy Atty. Gen. nconinf and outgoing industrial d-JFon font rly undersecretary of mcr tot transportation.

In its decision today, the urt of appi ils said the Dollar ir terests a valid and complete iveriM. Other factories, which have their own trucks or do business with Dut-of-Urwn trucking companies, laid their drivers have reported they an pleased" with the Improved traffic conditions along Main street. Commenting on the 17-day old parking ban. the traffic manager of Tlt'long legal battle grew i local plastics firm had this to say. 'fina "Actually, it's a small change, It's made a big difference.

It's a big improvement all around." I the shai s. Postmaster Ralph W. Maggs said'tunr the Main street parking ban has, in I itaelf. solved a problem previously encountered daily by the post of flee, "Our drivers always had trouble i the late afternoon mail boxjj nfj in time to catch the, Traffic on Ten) Killion is former treasi emocratic National com iddition to Sawyer, top-r officials involy-d in- Solicitor General Ph irders cellent scholastic records made by Pittsburgh. students of that area in yean, are among the top 10 ranking students in Gushing academy's senior class of 105 members.

rec 'stopped, equipment. Tha accident others with rartier cqn- eliver cent! 'tiifjr Clitso 01 juj imrmuCTT. -4 Raymond C. Freeman, son of pT TM Mr. and Mrs.

Raymond C. Freeman ur of 247 South street, who has compiled a brilliant record during his four years at Cashing, is valedictorian of the graduating class. Others in the highest-ranking 10 are Charles L. Bennett, son of Rev. and Mrs.

A. Vincent Bennett of 98 Prichard street, and (sion ot pi cenvi stock of An erican'P son the Robert U. Mrs. John J. Phillips of 110 Pearl Hill road.

An outstanding debater for three years, Freeman teamed with William person, invove -------proc edings is George L. 1 lillion.i Adams of Lunenburg, last pres tent of the big steamshi, comic uslung valedictorian, to go unde- i feated in 21 contents and win the com rer of nking New England prep school debating, championship. This year he was ip B. and Maj. Gen.

Philip sming, a valid and complete judg- against those person i in possession of the sputed cial -troubles of the iship interests in 1938. Tl Dot- iterests put up the stoc with Id maritime commission for loans. 1945 the Dollars sued to et the Urges Removal Of All Controls On Pay, Prices WASHINGTON. 18 UP) National Ann. of Manufacturers (NAM) today demanded removal of all wace-price controls.

It President Truman of seeking dictatorial home-front mobilization powers. A CIO official called for "a aUtctar price control law." A former "fair CM!" senator. representing a croup of auto- snoWte aales finance companies. chanted tfcat the administration credit controls "unfair back. They claimed they tedged the stock for loans, i had been repaid out from the American President Order (Continued on four the school's 24 debates.

He won the Cat-Like Canadian Logs Down SwoUi In One Of Last Big Drives spilcesma said Train No 68 Red Arrow eastbound from Detroit to New fork, smashed nv thej rear 'f! Tra i No. 3R, the Phil- adqlnhia cpress bound from lia Express hnd for a checkup on appened about five PRR station in quiet reck Eleven) WHITNEYVIT.LE, Me, Mav 18! cost precioufr water to break the iT" Stnen million f.et of lumber aiT1 ire thundering down thp flooded' Marhni river this week in one of Inst of Mnine's log drives. For Franc is a ra rip-roaring: due to the calamity tha Forty cat-footed French -Canadi- nr( drivins; the logs through residential 150 mil-s of turbulent rapids to the i here. The daredevil "river drivers" are the of an almost -legendary hand of wo.vj-smen. The St.

Regis Back Army -w-ork River, Maine. In one of the last great log drives ire tumbling down the river to the mill at Wlit- Send River Dismissal Pla I Astonishing To MaeArllmr General To Reeonctle Idea June I'N Appoint able Healey of Whitney- 1 drive this against falling water rMrTAM rv The worst' WASHINGTON, can happen to a river I President Tniman's Fearing at- boss is to have the water level had drop off in mid-drive leaving lions of feet of lumber stranded on the river bs iks until the following spring. Paper down Co. had to i the men from Cnnnda because not At the "white wate to dark sch (here are May 18--Daniel McGuirlj who Ifills three elective anp throe app ntive offices in the t0 award for the standing junior boy and each 0 to fojrt ah captured the class scholarshio prize. He has been on the editorial staff Mr.

McGuirl of the school newspaper and vear- serves fcr five book, an officer in the literary honor yesterday that member of 'the ski! to I activft mili of Lunenjmrg, has been called irito th He plans to enter Princeton' months such other period as mav aBn 1 1 i i 5 1 mil. nuuiui res dent tlle sfn ioT Ben- He nett has been elected to the as aiseconc est class office for three years and I The local mat 1 1 1 out of Dollar Philosopher Scys Neighlor Love Thyself XINDON. May 18 nd thy neighbor! aays Nobel-Driw-wii ning Bertrmnd Rusi ned 79 today. Ilever Love thy- ell-- uneound." aUat induatrr continued to barmner awav at their contention that tha government! Uef price rollback plan will result I in to fr supplies and ratoon- stabfltatfam board WM KpmteJ rtady punch some te the pay-controls dike. And the Uadan of ft major civilian called to meet te with National authority gov- aaiam plan to thair metal aufflaw by SO to J3 Ber cent Wrela.

propoaea nrti aWMunrad only "his rule may not even plify gi ad-will toward men, but- says ssell--one must 'o'low it if to be peace on ea: th. nun is to th in- fa nal convict that rages ith in naelf. Russell says, he must low a oath of sheer self- ii crest. His solution: 'Not to love your net ihbor yourself, but to love our- 'A man who Is not at eace i th himself cannot be at eace th hU fellows," Ruzsel de- ired. Quut'v at work in his Vict ian home at Richmond near iloaophrr leads much the TM JMly routine as in UM days horse can.

"But 1 dont find tt difirult adjust mv mind to the iang- ii I worH," be said. Li tt-', the tall noblei lan-- is ai English earl as as a hrnker--has just finished writ- iac to the voun ol 1951 on how to catch uj with tunaa. heads the Science club and Phila delohian Literary society. Prominent as both vocalist and pianist in musical activities, he bus played on the junior varsity football and trrck teams. A first alternate apcomtee to Annapolis, he has been admitted to Harvard and Wesleyan universities.

Continually on the honor list. Phillips won the boys' singles tennis championship and was nurrber one plaver on th? varsitv team until an injury forced him to give up the sport this year. He has been ad- mitt-d to Cornell university, where he will study engineering. Recent Cushing graduates from Fitchburg and vicinity now in col- lego include: William Adams of Lu- nenfaurg. Cornell; Jane Baily.

Colby: Robert Brodeur, Syracuse; Richard Conckm, Worcester Polytechnic; Mary Lou JJorricn, Mass, col'ege of pharmacy; Judith Elmer, Jackson college; Oiva Hakala, Northeastern; Robert Keating, Notre Dame, Eliza- Cushing (Continued nn Paw fourteen) Bishop Invests Total Of 1000 Scouts Tonight Most Rev, John J. Wright, bishop of Worcester diocese, will conduct the first investiture service for 1000 Catholic Girl and Boy Scouts tonight at o'clock in the Immaculate Conception church. He Chevrette, D. pastor of the church, and Rev. Michael J.

Curran, D. pastor of St. Bernard's church. Rev. Nicala Mongiello.

pastor of St. Anthony's church, will celebrate the solemn benediction. He will be assisted by Rev. Albert L. Roaset, pastor of St.

Joseph's church, as deacon, and Rev. Camille Blain, Investiture urer and tax pire in March, sitnons He hold to the board ol the. board of ai! of ma fTown Couns checking on th enoufh men with the skill and caring for log i i could be recruited in this area, The Iocs, mostly white and spruce. 1 are ll feet Ion? and a i i of in The spruce wljl he used for pnppr pulp. I a the timber into homes it uould build about 700 single-family dwell- several narr 'd after riveimen deren the in breaking up jams' declaration of their In at (he Log drive and the coo in trucks, dav.

in Maine of the tall The Togs were cut i 'stamped wi i the king's "broad Viv lumber-, army and will re- jacks throughout the winter.in upper Ivoir, June 18 Washington county near the chain ngineering unit in- of five lakes that feeds the river Skidded out of tho woods active in the re-'with horses, they were left on the years, was notified frozen surface r-f the lakes will be returned timber is all lerond-RrowtK cut ry status "for 21.f land lumbered a half-century row" to res be! authorized 1 law unless sooner; Severn! of 'hr i 1 re-enter the serv- ac hias are lieutenant. I crease their watpr-storast- in the to in- capac- not Three Arr hed artillery fire and tacks. Field dispatchei said the toll of Red dejd was terrific. But still he Communists poured southward nut of the North Korean massinf was the R-dV fifth since they entered a astonished the posed in late November. And it npx-nred Mav 13 statement considered dismissing, MacArthuToff and ight of the drive the works a dawn ministration to new to Senator Hickenlooper, low Every few miles Du dis-cnter on offi, white water rapids, uKir "pitch.

i' appetites are famous follow the drive, rve four full menls a cd years of logging ve wiped out the last pines that once were ar- for poijcv nrgc Tnlm opip- support for hur MacArthur. in a statement ork. said his astoni: rve them for Today only second and third pi wth lumber Lumber on town clerk, treas- ity Because the Machias lector, having been' a arcp a powcrf.i! i the elected to those posts by Lunenburg a arn rnei-up water is needed to send n(s loRS hurtling coaa. when the starts the dam voters. tl -ee-year terms ex- 53, Other town po- are those of clerk PS and selectmen, agent to a lp and veterans' mtn ich are annual ap- by the board of flashboards are Bietlt Communists Net Up To 20 MOes In Three Days 3th Chinese Drive Forres I'M To Pull Out Of UM Foothold In IVo.

Korea TOKYO, May IS troop masses attacking with utter rlisrejfard of today pushed back Allied across most of the Korean warfront. The Reds had gained as much as 20 miles in three days and forred United Nations troops out of their last foothold in North Korea. The Allied pullbark extended from the east coast for more than 50 rnilot across the central front. In the west, Red spearheads thrust witrrn 10 miles of Seoul. They fighting on the eaatrrn and northern ta the old South Korean capital.

One S. division wac reported in great trouble" on the central front. A smaller American unit overrun and positions another were breached. Two South Korean units were badly mauled. Across the flaming warfiont the Commums'ts pressed foiward h'i- waws despite massed Al- general and stirred critics of le ad- shaping up as their mightiest drive-one aimed.

Red said, to the Allies out nt Korea by the June 25 first anniversary lie Communist invasion. Re- Far had commanders had a pool of 1.141.000 a troop, in Korea acAr- and Manchuria, the U. N. cnnvnand 1 And thev were reckless in the sMied wav thpv spent them, nment After three davs of slowlv eather- st Mr Truman's remarks he -dered momentum, thf hie new Red of- He added i i to reconcile this appointment by him as comm in-chief of the United Nation mand" in Korea. That June Mr.

Truman also told conference yosterdav the licans fire Irving tn ove-Mb foreign policy of the Uriterf This brought a retort from tor Brewster (R-Me). a foreic i reU- central front, had exposed both tions committee member the arrest aiea naming succi sor to Mr. McGuirl sajd at tioon Jay that, under the pipvisiofts of ndrgency legislation which dates -k to 1940, the full board moderator hav a town clerk, Robert J. La rkin procedure for between lakes into the Machias river a a farm ro.ir i a on a flood crrst Noirr.allv the Michiasi A i about two ed, i vear hoom broke first i pers sending a i i foet of logs out chaige jam nt a Pitch This f'utli-T Hay that, under the a week and I BOVlPS HI Police Le" Aubrey and town the right to appoint easurer and tax collector for the nainder of the unex- pired term. Jn iHould fetum Marrh, reinstatement, Tfce eleekian wi the expiration Tne apiiointive that McGuirl civilian duties 133.

he is entitled to Mty Larkm ruled be held as usual on ate two years hence offices also be Pier, Cargo Ship Sn-ept By Blase On Waterfront Chief Deou Sheriff W. M. Bennett, iicil i a Gadsden hospital at fiHed by the ard of selectmen. JAtty. rLarkin stated that techni- caSly Mr.

MK uirl will be "on a military; leave of 'McGuirl born in 1921, Ls a native of Fitchi irg. He was graduated from St. and was: emplo SteeJ Cq. I ior to entering the During three years participated in five European theater of was overseas for 19 atmy irt 1943. ol service, he titles in the 01 tentions.

The liuner.bi the reserves 1146, has live this fi tie is married sins, Robert, FrrnaaJ Ta: 851 Incr rt. haSj Ux rate for rate hit been ernard's high school ed by Simonds Saw rg resident, active in; nee his discharge in on road the past five years, i nd the father of two and Mark, Rate 848; i Over 19501 an 18 Waino of the board 1. 1 announced that the i 1 will be $48, an in-i the 1950 rate. The approved bv Henry 9omn asioncr of taxatioiL PHILADELPHIA, May 13 --A rasing waterfront fire swept through a pier and a cargo ship on the Delaware river toclnv. Police said they believed one crewman was trapped aboard the burning carco ship, the Pmeland from Lcith, Scotland, about 4COO gross tons.

At least a dozen other crewmen jumped into the water as the burning ve.ssel parted its mooring lines and drifted toward an adjoining pier. Some were taken to nearby hospitals. There was no immediate information whether anyone had been caught by the fast-spreading fire on the 800-foot long Pier 46 South which juts 800 feet into the river in this busy ocean shipping port. A general alarm summoned all downtown firefighting equipment and three fireboats to the scene as the smouldering Pineland Leith drifted toward Pier 48 South. Pier 46 South is operated by the Pennsylvania railroad, and Southern Steamship Co.

Fire tOantaroaa oo ftturl Officers, Subject 11 Guiifight May 18 man they srugbt MacArthur replied to this, a midn'ch! gun battle stalernent issued bv a reporter ''we can't overt! when we don't know what i The president said he der neejtled a new general in East when MacArthur caller Chinese in Kc March 24 tn negotiate advance of a proposed proposal. a tr oire three miles east t'ficer, wound- Maj. Gen. Courtrey The deposed general twice previouslv tried hi adsden, Ala hospital, ns are helrl with- jail at Gadsden pend- irvestipation. 1 were Sheriff E.

arshall county; Ch'ef of' J. Floyd nl jatrick, a farmer; and er au- cease-fire agreement, both 'without conferrjriiz hie thontv and without the slich pst (x- ception being taken thereto. MacArthur (Cnntt'iiifd nn 'It is was rolhns; i It rnv had gained as mm It as 20 nner- XI division was "in great i com- trouble." AP Correspondent Nate last Polowetzkv reported from U. S. 8th armv headquarters Chinese pouring through a break lepub- in two South Korean divisions were the to he on three siHcs of the taffs.

(J. S. division. The South Korean h'eak. south of Inje on the east- told flanks of the American force it Waves of Chinese infantryman overran one U.

i on the central front and penetrated another. Attacking Reds scrambled over their own dead to reach the TJ. S. lines" Communist infantrymen wei cut down by the thousands. Far the ce.

riential too, ir iitncv had tain times But the weight of their numbers forced general N. withdrawals along the entire eastern ser- and some withdrawals across the central front. In the w-it. the Alli-d line north of Seoul held i charges of assault with rdcr. i rich mountainous farm I (BT Aiandited NEW YORK--The an arms embargo agait Communist China in an effort to i I ni i if A northeajt of cut off strategic materi Howard Hardin nst Kilpatrick arose from I ood fight not mvolvingl officers who made tte' world.

WASHINGTON--T 3 a. m. (C! today. i The officers had gone to the to arrest him and another 1MT I intent i Boaz a in 3 I Birminghan Coroner charges aga a neighbor: any of the midnight tt The coro ler said Sheriff Boyles than was reported throu April 30. and 4he er off ice.

3 were greeted ith a hai of gxmf're a moment after thev proyt up to the Kilpatrick home, before thev Two pist( carbine we and near tl rlin added. Uttcrlv heedless of losses, the Feds uttackrd in a jrreat offensive which Lt. Gen. James A. Van Fleet, I Korea frnnlimied nn LETINS Jnited Nations assembly today voted Is reaching the Reds from the free army today estimated Communist losses in Korea at through May 7.

This is 11,126 more Apparent Floyd died nett was wheel of pierced his Kilpatnck vernmcnt day'' was observed on Bea- They returned the fire; con hill today with 4001 i school students taking over all 9s' three shotguns and a state offices in what Got. Paul A. Dever termed a "laboratory e'found early todav in test of practical Americ misim." Kilpatiick home. Har- sheriff and Chief! MIAMI A pre-staion baby hurricane today blasted lit- almost instantly. Bent as he sat behind the automobile.

A bullet right lung. tle Abaco island, in the with winds of 80 miles Despite le wound, Bennett managed to gi back in miltS Iff 1 nwaui died less tl an three hours later. his car to a curb today. More th state higrn EN'ERETT--Three car and' for help. Bennett! Clark Bahamas 170 miles northeast of Miami, an hour.

nude off with SfiAO--a partial 35. the paymaster of the nstructiort steel makers, after farcing score of Alabami; ay patrolmen and other: ACUSHNET-- A hlndred and six cows valued by their 25ZZ.S* th OU 1 owner at about $400 korne. Coroner Hardin ordered thfc five persons held for! 011 modern dairy 40fl cattle were driven i raia left only barn ch perished today in a blaxe of Raymond A. White. Amotber safety as flames iwept buildings atooched..