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Journal VOL. JACKSONVILLE, ILLINOIS. FRIDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 29, 1950 TWENTY-FOUR SprlnffieM. Sept. 28 The 1951 Illinois automobile Ucense plates will bear maroon numerals on an unpainted aluminum background.

Secretary of State Edward J. Barrett announced today. The 1930 plates have ivy green numerals on an field. As in previous years, tags will go on sale over the counter in Springfield and Chicago on December 1 Distribution of application blanks for mail orders will start next week in city halls, county buildings, newspaper offices and through notaries public in all sections of the state. Persons wishing reasignment of 1950 license plates for next year must apply before Nov.

1 This is provided by state law. Truman Nation Warns Must Arm Despite Victory Red Regime At Seoul Had Been Harsh Free Korea Under UN Proposed BeUeville, Sept. George W. Pardy of Reis air force base in Lubbock, has been named commander of Scott air force base, it was announced today. Col.

Pardy, who is expected here next week, will succeed Brig. Gen. John P. McBlain, who has been named inspector general President Agrees With Bradley On Defense Program Washington. Sept.

President Truman said today the United States must not let; seoui. Sept. 28 North its guard down, that the political commissars tried Korean fighting is nearing a much popular support to tuooArthur had victorious close 'institute a typical Communist reg- New York. Sept. 28 six- point United States program lor.

creating a free and united Korea under the guidance of the whole i United Nations was outlined by American sources at the U. N. today. The Americans disclaimed any wish ifor military bases in and, called for urgent steps to rehabili- A ii I tate the wam-torn land. The Americans said any talk surrender, capitulation or armistice, would be a military matter and theyt did not know what would be dfmej about it.

It was indicated, however, that the Unified Command, under MacArthur, Rhee Headed For Triumphal Entry Into Seoul; Taejon Recaptured Reoccupies Ruined City Marine Reserves Will Remain In Uniform institute a typical communist reg- He told his weekly news con- this Korean Mpltal manaam. sa.a way marme, their reign oi almost three months. I The bottle-scorred but corps ptans to keep its reserves in corps hopes to reach Its atithomed Tokyo, Friday, Sept. North Koreans decide tney are reaoy, strtngth of 160,000 men-enough for (AP)-GenerOl MocArthur flew Pearl Harbor, Sept. i cumstances do not warrant releas-, Clifton B.

Cates, Marine CoiTps com -1 ing mandant, said today the marine! General Cates said the marine ference he is very happy about the success of the forces routing the North Korean Coni- Battle-shocked citizens, i to stop. in great today in by the rapid advance of oldest fighting unit of this liberated city, iaid the North united Nations forces in Korea, the Korean war, today reoccu- I jubilant U. S. 24th Infantry di- uniform after the Korean war is Onrushing Victors Near 38th Parallel By The Associated Press Omaha. Neb.

Col. Pardy comes from the air training multi-engine training base at Lubbock. named inspector general for the munists He said he hooes it United Nations lorces in jvorca, rne Norean war, today reoccu- with up wlih quarters Ofiutt a.r force base In everybody. they deemed anc of toe aLmWy.l“"^^^^^^ fitter But he agreed With General Omar collaborators. members, sit morrow as long as is necessary to division lost Taejon July approve a resolution authorizing the 20 after heroic stand which U.

N. forces to go beyond the-38th, climaxed a series of discourag- Springfield, 111., Sept. 28 Illinois voting precincts in the Nov. reported today. Five counties show an Increase in N.

Bradley, chairman of the joint The citizens said the Reds had of staff, that the greatest put in their own mayor and pushed danger facing the United States is a not-so-subtle campaign against said the Reds had ing reverses In the eorly weeks South Korea. the war. The committee meets at 2 p.m. 1 i. (C.S.T.) but under original plans paraded American prisoners through that it may let its guard down after the war is over.

.,1 president predicted there sincere ef-jthe streets over and over in an congress to block defense tempt to convince onlookers that mary, the secretary of states office programs now under way. when the fighting ceases. But he said it would not be administration forces doing precincts. Champaign. Lake and, the blocking and he hopes the ef- Vermilion counties each will have foj-t will not succeed, although the one more voting district.

Kankakee program will take money, county will have two more and 'Cook Xo Answer On Pursuit nineten more. it was not expected to get to the they were Korean problem untU Saturday or leans. In at least one such parade. they said, the prisoners were forced to carry a large banner declaring that the United States was interfer- Some circles claim this would be too the U. N.

must act now for the psy- sjTnboUc of along which the pitifully few troops withdrew under terrific North Korean invaders to a settled. The marine corps leader stopped here en route to Korea. He told a news conference: is no plan whatsoever for releasing reserves. International cir- 300,000 More Men To Be Called reason. Mr.

Truman parried questions unnto American program, whether American forces would pur- renorts were ob-1 closely with a proposal Alton. Sept. sue fleeing North Koreans across being circulated by the British, fol- J. Zimmerman, 60, died in an Alton the 38th parallel dividing North and.i^'”®'*,. in brief: hospital today of injuries suffered, South Korea.

He Korea should be free nine da 3 rs ago when he fell in a bathtub at his home in nearby Godfrey. He was a bartender. tiny beachhead behind the Naktong river. Lost Leader. Dean The 24th.

pummeled and battered chological effect if for no other ing in Korea internal affairs. While many Orientals tend to say they think the hearer I forces would nnr-' dovetails them to say. these reports were Its commander, Major Gen. William irom the brawling fight for F. Dean, repwtea missing in action answer, reoorts were obtained in a should he free a few hours after fall.

No, that now because that line had not. still would do away niled out with replacements and un- been reached, he said. 8 38th paraUel boundary betwen der command of Maj. Gen. John H.

But he asiierted the United Communist North Korea and U. church, it has fought its way to tions resolution under which TCorpan renorter 'backed South Kotea and would in Taejon. Springfield. 111.. Sept.

28 eral Douglas MacArthur Is operating fact carry out decisions of previous The victorious return was marred supreme commander is very Lgd Reds assemblies. I by the report of two wounded GFs, Another was a The method of unification can said some 40 American prison- two fighting divisions and 18 air today to wor-scarred Seoul foi squadrons-by the end of 1950 iw triumphant entry into the matter what happens in Korea. It i has a total of 120.000 men now. he liberated capital while.his UniT said. ed Nations forces chased the Up To Congress retreating Korean toward Whether the marines can keep on the 38th parallel, expanding after that is up to Korean general pre- gress.

he said. dieted his troops would reach has shown us the necessity, that artificial boundary of Illinois United Mine Workers will i as supreme commander is vote Nov. 7 on election of an inter-1 broad on that point. Other officials which he was of having ready forces available to fight he said. North Korea by Saturday.

The general said the marines now I The Republic's president, in Korea had to be assembled Rhee, returning to the four corners of the Some colled upon the Cofin- Washington, Sept. The army today announced plans Pendleton, and I Communists can no longer others were brought all the This is in addition to 50,000 sum-' who were almost all the way to the Japan sea. moned in September which was the! of the second world war ebration of the 500-year-old was virtually cut to pieces. It lost first month of the draft program be Lntoutto Join the First 1 touched off by the Korean outbreak without refresher is how many want to die and the vast defense undertaking, i fleet marine force numbered and how many want to surrender. Previously, the army had called i 25.000 on June 26.

the day Snipers still fired through on Selective Senice to supply i gfter the Red Koreans crossed the streets and flies still smouldered as 000 men in October and November. 38 th parallel in their invasion of MacArthur and Rhee headed for the Thus the 300,000 to be inducted in south Korea. I capital, the next six months represents an i are many thousands more Within 45 Miles increase of 180.000 over the pending than that in Korea General; Brig. Gen. Kong Nam Bong, ftp- way doubt the fact that only one question to be said Rhee in an address prepared for the cel- took over, priest who had been hiding in dis- national board member from district i said the resolution gives Mac- 12.

it was announced today. I Arthur authority to cross the paral- Hugh White, district 12 (Illinois) Uel if necessarj' to destroy the com- as a peasant, president, said the election repre-1 munist army. I sents a in policy." Hereto-! other subjects, the President MM fore, the international board liTlalllllflLlllt ber has been appointed by John be in any hurry to best be determined by a strong were tied and shot by fleeing United Nations commission in Korea at West Taejon police station with between seven and fourteen 1 during the past three days. One members. Emphasis should be Korean, they said, survived, on a broad Asiatic membership The wounded pair.

Sgt. Carey H. Lewis. Roslclare. 111., Sept.

28- authorize publication of a list of defense plants in Communists The i from working under i Reject FCC Plan Rosiclare Better Business Associa- I Act pass-; Vlllpfl tion todav sent its resolution ask -1 UI lUCU 2 and wage controls the commission since Asian nations are expected in some quarters to help guide the new united country on the road to permanent peace. I 3. Korean to be consulted by the commission in free elections by secret ballot on the basis of universal suffrage. The Weinel of Hickman Mills. and Pfc.

Ralph E. Peterson of Yorkville, Ohio, said they escaped by playing dead after their hands had been tied and they had been shot dowiik. Almost Unopposed Led by tanks, the march into jon began soon after dawn from Ok- erations officers for the forces, predicted his troops would draft calls alreadj' announced. Cates said. It raises the total draft Remarkable Result program to 350,000.

Since June 26 the total marine the 38th parallel within 24 On Capitol Hill, Chairman Vinson strength has been built up from hours. He gave his views at U.S. (D-Ga) of the House Armed Services 63.000 to 120,000, he said. Eighth army headquarters in Korea, committee reported that the army thing that is remarkable Is The communique said two in the next six months will draft, the way that division (Pir.st divisions of South Korean troopj- 1,400 dentists and 2.500 doctors, and was Cates continutd.j were within 45 miles of the parallel call up 700 doctors in the reserve. was thrown together and itj Latest communiques reported the The chairman in a prepared state- i made a damned good i South Koreans were meeting little ment.

expressed concern about draft! attribute most of it to just good opposition in their northward dash, regulations which he said permit basic training and to the close sup- Nowhere in South Korea today married men without military serv- port from our planes," he said. Korea were the Reds reported attempting the opposition expressed by a Pope county farm group against selection hi wiii sudden change in of Korea be a pilot pro- prmng. -habmtation unier N. Dwight D. if other leading manufacturers Mt.

Vernon, Orders for 750 E.xcept for an enemy machinegun- Climttinil nerf, soon blasted by the tanks, the Of illMl OllIlllllUll advance waf- almost unopposed. Tlie infantrymen entered the city Reds, then a swift-moving, almost over-powering force. 3,750 the total ca-rs considered for any duty just pcc order aonrovine a color method nation but must be accomp- on the current production schedule was in reply to a question hv the by the United Nations in co- of Pressed Steel Car Mt. whether Eisenhowcfr would be maSe i with the Korean people. Vernon plant.

supreme commander of North At-' wnr that nil the manu- 6 It must be made certain that Western I facturers redesign future models so the free and independent Korea will the latest orders came from Europe. black and white i Pose no threat to its neighbors, three Maryland, has not seen or discussed telecasts sent out in color mider Korea should be admitted into the cars), Kansas and any on Korea. the method developed bv CBS. Nations promptly so it can Texas (500) and St. Louis and San 8 would not comment on the The PCC.

in a report Sept. 1 fav--assume the obligations under the Francisco i200). All cars were to be wntroversy aroused over Jonathan the CBS method, said it would U. N. charter.

fKii un frtri mir nrnpr ui in the 50 ton class but other speci- Trum A biography in which fications varied. Headquarters of the Raleigh. publisher quoted issue a peremptory order requiring i Quoted; all color broadcasting to conform to, the Mt. Vernon plant is in Chicago.ITr^an as saying James P.IcBS standards if the industry re- AocArtc Byrnes failed as secre- lected its proposal for new tjT)e ViCtUdldl I Paw Paw, Sept. tary of state.

Mr. Truman said the, black and white sets. year-old Alice Rod died Tuesday of I book for itself and he smil-; RCA, the Allen B. du Mont Labor- Pliinriincr a ingly declined to all ques-, atories. the Hallicrafters Com- 1 rUIIlall Infantile paralysis.

She was daughter of Mr. and Mrs. of Paw Paw, Lee county. tions about It. pany, and a few smaller firms in- AMA Accused Of Vfedical Aid General Cates said the air force, an organized stand.

inside the Seoul was at smashed annihll- mented. i ation. The Korean war could still de- A U.S. tenth corps communique I velop into a cat and dog, issued early Friday said the last of if the North Koreans Reds in Seoul withdrew alonf up into small units and begin guer -1 roads leading north to Uijongbu. rilla fighting, Cates said.

Uijonbu is a highway hub 12 miles course an awful big north of Seoul and 18 miles south of space (Where the Reds are still hid- the 38Ui parallel dividing line which Berlin, Sept. 28 German ing out) and the question could the North Koreans crossed early police under British orders clubbed i they get he said. June 25 in theii- surprise assault' on 1 defiant Communists out of their I Help Of Troops In Expected Riots On Binaggio Part luxurious headquarters in YY i dorf today. In a twin move also VVltnCSSeS HCarU aimed at Ruhr Communists, the, British summoned military reinforcements to deal with the threat of Ruhr-wide Red riots on Sunday. Despite a barrage of beer glasses and other missiles hurled the; lH IVillllScio i U1111L3 Communists, the police succeeded in shoving the Reds out of the halfi Kansas City, Sept.

28 Un- laxed, ical Association tonight of blocking million dollar building the British pressure in the form of heart of the city. They had won It federal aid to medical education intend to use as a military bribes and threats on public office from the Reds in a seven-day siege New York. Sept. Security Administrator Oscar R. Ewing accused the American Med- the southern republic.

The communique said the U.S. first marine cleaned out the final pockets of resistance in Seoul and moved onto high ground north and northwest of the city. In Seoul, held by the U.S. Seventh Infantry division, Red resistance also ceased. American troops sauntered, re- through the debris-littered 7 Named George J.

Botts of eluding Conrac, all told the To Oust as the new general coun- pcc it would be impossible to start Spring Valley, Sept. Uie National Labor Relations making the new type sets within the Edward Buswink, Spring Valley to succeed the ousted Robert, 30-dav limit set down bv the com- which he termed to our 'national holders and seekers was described and assault. milk truck was killed yester-; day in a traffic accident. truck and another truck i driven by Mrs. Pete Reviglio.

Jr Spring Valley, collided at Routes i wForbidden To Use Indianapolis, Sept. 28- Kurt Schumacher. German today before the Senate crime in- There were small, sporadic flashes of action elsewhere in South Kor- Mickey Cohen He also accused medical schools Socialist leader, said the Commun-, vestigathig committee, of practicing discrimination against with Soviet backing are planning as it opened three days of public ea as stubborn North Korean Redi, Jews. riotous demonstrations in Ruhr cit- hearing in President Truman's home some trapped and some fleeing, mission. PCC declined comment.

i ator Capehart (R-Ind) said tonight In his attack on the AMA. Ewing: on Sunday in a county on possible links between fought briefly but ineffectually. The Sept. 1 report by PCC said that President Truman and Secre- said in a spech prepared for deliv-i to create chaos and weaken crime and politics, the One such action took place that while the CBS method was not tary of Defense Marshall plan to ery before the American Jewish i West German government, heard most frequently the name of west of Seoul. A Red battalion Armored Cadillac entirely it was the besti remove General MacArthur from Congress: Schumacher said the Reds plan to the late Charles Binaggio, Kansas tackled a company of the U.S 187th that had been demonstrated.

I his Par Eastern command soon after have been the Slather in the suburbs of at least City underworld and political lead- airborne regimental combat team The CBS method, however, is the the Nov. 7 election. wishes of a single entrenched pro- 8 cities in the rich industrial er. in the village of Kimpo on the edge only one so far demonstrated which Capehart. candidate for re-elec- fessional provide and march to central areas Roy McKittrick, former Missouri of Kimpo airfield.

After a short, is not capable of being received in tion. told an audience at suburban federal aid to medical education, at spots in the attorney general, named Binaggio sharp close-up fight, the Reds black and white on the 7,000,000 television sets. Chicago. Sept. year-old Gre-nview, 111., farm buroc Jersey hog was adjudged los Angeles.

Sept. --------1------------------grand champion of the 11 th annual Cohen. who several times has been in Chicago Junior Market show today, a target for gunfire from supposedlv PWPr StililPfltQ John a sixth grader, sold rival gangsters, today took delivery! OlUUClllS his 210-pound animal to a Chicago on a $16.000 custom-built armor- r' 11A.C*. packing firm for $1 plated CadiUac. but promptly was.tilirOll Pen honors went to Donna Eakin.

denied permission to operate it 10, of Iroquois. 111., and Gerald Highway Patrol Chief Clifford T' 1 11 Hageman. 17, of Oregon. Ill Peterson said he refused the chunkj- 1 CaClier LOllegeS exhibited Chester Wliltes in their little gambling boss a permit be- grand champion pens of three and cause he does not believe it neces- five. Southport: time when private society system I circles in Washing-1been unable to make it possible for! I ton are conscious of the bitter ani-; the medical schools of this country I mosity held by President Truman to turn out as many doctors as w'e and General Marshall against Gen- eral Douglas MacArthur.

Ewing said is for MacArthur opposed the eygj except one policy which de- sjpgjg organization which has so far livered China to the Reds. He be- powerful enough to bottle up supporting Chiang Kai- this plan in a single committee of Sheks Nationalist government and the House of still does, but you know Marshall Wife Of Missing Soldier Notified as the man who sought to have him drew to the northwest, withdraw from the race for the; United Nations forces conducting Democratic gubernatorial nomina-ia huge mop-up operation in the tion in 1948. His reward would have south recaptured Taejon, highway been full support of Binaggio rail hub 90 miles south of the U. 9 Senate nomination in Seoul; Namwon, 42 miles north- 1952. west of Chinju and Hadong, 20 Hampton S.

Chambers, a former miles southeast of Chinju. Kansas City police commissioner. Columns of the UJ3. 25th divlulon named Binaggio as the man who put freed 80 American prisoners at pressure on him in an effort to bring Namwon and 11 at Hadong. It was and Truman pulled the rug from Springfield.

Sept. 28 under the Nationalist defense of One hundred thirty-seven to, Enrollment slacked off a bit this China, which brought on the Korean have the car. Snrh nArmifc and girls who their animals are fof i in 4 -H and vocational agriculture and things like colleges 1 720 hnffs at i. w------' Registrations at the four institu- warned presiaeni noi xo wiui- The exooeltion Is soon- car been five months In tions total 7,217 students, down 259 our troops from South Korea chicairo Stockyard and thick steel armor from September. 1949, it was an- the first place because It would jaujaggio.

wnoee gangiana seats-front today by NoWe J. Puffer. take the blood of our boys to recover 11 areas across the nation and Prtss reports from last spring never haa been Unemployment You know General MacArthur Hip tl In 11 med president not to with- Hickman Mills. Sept. week of ended to- changes in the top command, the largest single number of for Mw.

Kathleen Weinel with department. pHsoners released thua far in news that her husband had escaped were among 30 wit- the war. from a massacre of 40 appear before Reports of Red atrocities came soldiers in Korea committee headed by Senator from a first cavalry division spokes- Transit company. i back. The doors, rebuilt to a thick-; state registration and education dir- it if we left South Korea helpless, territories have what the govern- solved, was the central figure in the ness of eight inches, weigh 100 but that is exactly what considers heavy unemploy- tended to be dead when the Korean testimony of both witnesses A rise in the number of women today-largely because of the tied his hands and shot is an expensive business National LabOT Board to of bullet-proof fiberglass inside.

students failed to offset a marked' I mobilization down before 24th Division and if decline in male Washington. Sept. The pounds each because of a huge slab Board today ordered Incorporated, xhe windshield is made of two Monence, 111 to cease discouraging chunks of one and a half inch plate membership In the CIO United Gas, glass, suspended from swivels at Coke and Chemical Workers of the top so that it can be shoved out. America or in other unions. The car also has an $800 air-con- The NLRB also directed the com- system and bullet-proof pany, which manufactures fish tires that cost $100 each.

4,271 a year ago to 3,807 this month. The military draft was partly res- i ponsible for the reduction in men! enrolled. Puffer said. The four schools are Northern lUl- State college. Charleston, smd hoo)C5 and fishing tackle, to payj Police said that if the permit had' Illinois SUte 11.000 offer reinstatement to 171 been Issued for one gambler I Nonnal.

employes. be. 10.000 armored cars on! KOREA AT A GLANCE WEATHER ment because of the Communists tied his hands and shot 24th Division and if I have a governor gram. troops drove them out of going to McKittrick quoted There were 42 such communities, city. Binaggio as saying.

The Norbury Sanatorium, last January, classed as I God he is Mrs. Binaggio said he had to have a ative observer for the U. S. Weather by the Labor Department's I weinel said. you know how were his exact Bureau, yesterday reported offlciaJ Bureau of Employment Security.

he was i for Thursday as fol- The number had dropped to 14 in? Told that there was no informa-; In Missouri the governor controU fows: high, 75; low. 62; and at July. Ition about that she said: the poUce departments of the major p.ro. 69. Bv The Aewiated Press The areas still listed as having I only could talk to him.

cities. i gunset today, aunrlae Sat- Korean Front MacArthur substantial labor as the most wohderful person he urday, 5:56. fhes to Seoul for triumphal of September 25, based on labor never wrote anything about his NANCY SINATRA I Feraeaat for Mostlf to liberated South Korean ca'pital. market data for August: troubles. letter said WINS DECREE cloudy with occasional showerii in Korea, Sept.

Rhee also returns to his Jasper. Crab Orchard and I I could foUow that SantA Monica. Sept. LitUe change is temperature. Normal University, The company and union entered the road and the police would never BLOWN IX into a settlement stipulation last able to stop them." a dud 500-pcund Ameri- capital, calls on communist North Vernon, 111.: Clinton.

Cum- advice, but I KNEMY BriLDlNG FIELDS can air bomb northv.est of Taegu, a Koreans to surrender or die. and Garrett county, -----------SEAGULLS wAK IN NORTH KOREA ---Herbert. Sask. (JP) Seagulls 5 the thousands descended on this district and waged war on hoardes 5 grasshoppers. By the time they Washington.

£ept. 28 Air Porce reported today that the North Koreans are continuing to build air fields north of the 38th U.S. bomb disposal squad went about flee pell-mell toward homeland, and Lawrence, Scran- the routine business of destroying it. South Korean general predicts his ton and Wilkes-Barre, and Hilo, lad filled themselves, the grass- parallel despite the disintegration ranks were depleted. then- in South Korea.

When the bomb was exploded, seven North Koreans leaped from a nearby troops will reach 38th parallel with- Territory of Hawaii, in 24 hours. Only sporadic actions i MOURN SOLDIER Kearny, N. Sept. Johnny Dugan. was the soldier from Kearney killed in hiding place with their reported throughout south in huge Many Eg 3 rptian villages were sub- Korea and the town today ordered up.

They had thought they allied mopup. U. N. troops recapture merged when the Aswan dam was an official three-day period were under atuck. Namwon and Hadoog.

acroaa the upper Nile. for him. 11 -year-old marriage of Frank Sinatra and his wife officially I hit the Pocks today with Mrs. Nancy Sinatra receiving approximately a third of the estimated 1 000.000 a year income. Sinatra let wife have a separ- of ate decree by default iin Superior Court.

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