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HIE SIOUX CITY JOURNAL, Monday, July 13, 1953 Marine Reserves Fly to Training Camp 110 VIE TDIE Mi-Hi Eurot) Reds Facing Darkest Hour OUTPUT StIOUS SLIGHT DECLINE Radio Programs The program listings below, are ad vrtisine, paid for by the stations. Similar listings are available to all radio stations in the Sioux City The listings are those furnished by the stations. Every effort Is made to keep them accurate. 21 3 ean PURGES L0.QL1 INJERMIIAKE BY DANIEL DE LUCE BERLIN Wf-This is Jhe darkest hour for eastern Europe's commu- i nists. RuJership of the party is beting decided by murder.

Georgi Malenkov's blood feud with Lavrenty Beria has shaken ot only the Soviet union but seven satellites reaching from the Baltictothe Black sea. Is bound to; have more national reprecussions i than all the purse trills of the 1930s. For Russia then was a hermit state, with no armies and proconsuls wielding su preme power beyond her own frontiers. KCOM 620 MORNING Music. Music KTEI M.B.

8. 1479 Ttoundup; Market Music. Rev. Cedarholm. Rev.

Cedarholm. KSCJ A. B.C. 1360 MONDAY 6:00...... News Furniture Faeti Farm News; Markets 6:46 Hymns News.

News, Music 7:0 7:45 News Jack Tivrld Western Balladtsra Town Crier Town Crier 1:00 8:16 1:30 IMS Jack Todd News Robert Breakfast Club Hometown Hreaxrast cinft Breakfast Club: Music Headline Music KTRI Music News. Music Top of the ....4. Top of the Morning News, Thompson Mewsclock Murray .1. VYatber; Sports Hurlelsh. News All the News News Bob Johnson Showr :0 MyTrueStorr Cedl Brownj Big- Wheel :16 Tr'e St rr: Sta Music Onawa Morn.

:3 Whispering Streets Music. Onawa Morn. 9:45. A Girl Music ...4........... Coffee Time: News i-nurcn ortnnsi Top of Morning: News.

i. News. For a Dajr. For a Day Relay Quia What's What's New: Members of the 55th special infantry company of the marine corps reserve headquartered here enter a transport plane which carried them to Parris Island, S. Sunday for 15 days of summer training.

The organized4 reservists will return here July 26. killing off old bolsheviks Maseey Time Time. Commentary. Time We Hall. We Hail.

10. 06. 1 -Newa. Musfc Homemaker Harmonics Music: Double or Nothing Queen D'ble of Noth. Friend ui 11 iu jr riciiu t.iHH Turn Friend: J.

Berch Roundup Time Roundup Time MONDAY 11:00 Newa News at 12:15. Closing 12:30. Farm 12:45 Markets: New. Music 1:00 Easy Listening Cedrc 1:15. Music 1 :30.

Crocker; Airlane MeL Music. 1:5 Let's Go Shopping Music. 4'piTl Music. Mudle Twenty-five men of the organized marine corps reserve unit here left by air transport from the Sioux City: airf orce base Sunday morning for 15 days of training at Paris Island, S. C.

The Sioux City unit, the 55th special infantry company (U. S. M. C. reserve? is composed of M.

C. reserve) is composed of men AFTERNOON Noon News Murray Markets. Star Edition; Markets Farm and Home Varifti Farm and Home Varfetie Foster Memphis at Little Rock. Baseball of the Day Dizasy Dean Boucher's B'room; News pleading generals before the last war, oiaun was usi uaymg up. jat home.

He already had been a dictator for "more than a decade. The blood-smeared houseclean-ing in the kremlin today casts a direct shadow of death or impris- onmerit on every "Beria man" in the capitals of Poland or Romania, Hungary or Bulgaria, East Germany or Czechoslovakia, not to mention Albania- Many Close to Beria Many foreign communists boasted of close ties with Beria While he was Soviet police boss. Few, are known as "Malenkov men' and the pot-bellied premier is an ominous question mark to most party, faithful. 2:00. Paul Harey News Headlines News.

Music. Heifer Reporting 2:1 5...... Rhythm Rendezvous. 1 Memphis at Little Rock. 2:30.

TennejsM Ernie Musie Baseball 2:45. Kinie: B'ball Scbd.Musio Game of the Day. 3:00 Jark Owens Show. Headlines News. Music.

Memphis at Uttle Rock. 3:15. J. Owens Phow: Crocker Music Memphis at Little Rock. 3:30 Party Music Jb.

Bouchier's Backroom Confirm That Chinese Red Troops Filtering Into Burma News. Music. Bouchier's Backroom. Bouchier's Backroom. Starlight Party: News Music 4:00 Shoppers' Matinee 4:15 Shoppers' Matinee 4:30.....

Shoppers' Matinee. News 4:45. Mat. Fin. Story MONDAY 5:04..

Glee Music. 1 5:15..... Time. Mu Music. Mtlon fews music Musici Headline Music 5:00 Sports: Headline Edition Fulton News Millord 6:15.

of Melody Sports Concert Gabriel Heatter. New 8. City Today, Murray. Dinner Griffiths atyews Titus Moody: Sports Rosary 7:00..... Land and Mine.

The Falcon. .4 Modern Concert Hall. 7:15 S. Kaye'e Ser. Room.

The Falcon Concert .7:30... Concert. Hall of Voice of the Fan. 7:45. Concert.

Hall of From the Dugout Western, observers along the Iron curtain no longer place credence in the Moscow communique of last March that Stalin died of natural causes. The signs point to a deadly struggle having been tender way between Malenkov and Beria well before that time for the dictator's inheritance, and Stalin was siding with his old Georgian If Stalin had not been put out of the way, Malenkov himself. Time Bouchier's Back Room. Backroom EVENING Relay Quia It News John T. Flynn.

4.... News, i Music. Wichita Here .4 Soos Baseball Gene Sherman Reporting Wichita vs. Soos. Edwards Soos Baseball Wichita at Sow Park.

Gene Sherman Reporting Wichita Here News. Bripham Without Words. Music Without News. j-sau veil file, bi uriRj 8:00., 8:15., 8:30. 8:4,5 9:00., News.

Music Music Musks Lou Harp Show, Frank 8:15.. Martha Lou Harp Show, musio 9:30..... Show; Am. Concert 1 CAPITOL: Dangerous TTtia T7et 1, 3:15, 5:35, 7:55, 10. Amcticai for Me 2:40, 4:55, 7:15, 9:30.

II0IXY1V00D: Loose in Lon don 1, 2:44, 6:26, 9:12. The Maze 7:39 VICTORY: Rebel City 6, 8:25, 10:50. Roar of the Crowds 7:05, 9:30. IOWA: Rough' Riders of Dur4 ango 12, 3:05. 6:10.

9:15. Mas sacre River 1:01 4:06, 7:11, 10114. FOURTH STREET: Scarlet An gel 12:12, 6:04, 9. Girls! In UPTOWN: Desert Legion 9:59. Jeopardy 8:26.

GORDON DRIVE-IN: Snows -of Kilimanj aro 20, 11:30. Kartoon Karnival 10:45. ORPIIEUM: The Saltans' Wom- 1 fi'Sfl Tilriir South Street 2:15, 5, 7:45, 7-T-7 DRIVE-IN Cartoons 10 35. San Antone-i-9, 11, WEST: Tropici Zone 7:05, 10:02. White Lightning 8:55.

EMPIRE: Battl Circus 10:21. Tropic Zone 8.47, 75 DRIVE-IN: She's Back Broadway 8:35, 11:40." Here Come the Marines 10:20. List IS Korea Dead WASHINGTON tfV-The defense department fcunaay laentmea Korean war casualties (list NoV 853). Of the total 16 are dead, 45 wounded and three injured in baV tie zone accidents. Th SusptM Novl Thot Startltd Th World! Plus All New Co-Hit Pt IDeyrea Riot laKoflles! i.iijii.

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The fprecastswas communicated to allied diplomats, who classesd it as. --arm chair speculation but were increasingly impressed by it as the kremlin crisis got hotter. I Changes Inescapable 'Major changes in. the Soviet system under Malenkov appear in-escapable. Lenin's Russia was profoundly altered by Stalin.

The individual character of a dictator is inordinately reflected in almost every activity of the country he Sioux City and vicinity. The onstrations of 'supporting arms and night encampments. The reserve training program will be conducted throughout the summer Paris Island for units east of the Missouri river. The Sipux City company, composed mostly of nonveterans, will fly home July 26. tvanhoe Boni Issue Rejected by Voters IVANHOE, Minn.

Special: Bond issues totaling $250,000 were turned down by Ivanhoe? voters school district 65 by a margin three to one. About half of the eligible voters least ballots. Defeated were proposals to sue $225,000 in bonds rfor the school plant and $25,000 for a bus garage. A vase found in a rabbit warren at Elveden, contained 1,143 Roman coins. arm PLUS "THE DALT0F1S' WOMEN" WED.

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JThe chances are that it will become a better system than under Stalin for it could hardly become wrse. There is a limit to which 1 hu)nan rights can be suppressed, and Stalin reached it. 7 Xfter more communist heads BY WALTER BREEDE, JR. NEW YORK VP) Business slowed dovn a little last week. Defense cutbacks cast a long shadow into the Electric energy output declined 5.6 per cent from record-smashing levels of the week previous as plants closed down for vacations.

Freight carloadings, coal produc tion and engineering contract awards were sharply lower; business loans hit a new low for the year. Money In circulation, however, was at its highest point since January. Steel output climbed 3 per-. centasje points to 94.6 per cent of capacity, and automobile production chalked up a 15 per cent rise over the holiday-shortened previous week. Ford had its b'ffgest production week In two-and-a-half years.

Parts shortages resulting from labor trouble in supplier plants, were a headache for some other automobile makers. Over-All Outlook Mixed The over-all outlook, as the ex perts sized it ut. a mixture of gloom and optimism. Dun Bradstreet polled 1,281 executives. Sixty-two per cent said they expected better fourth quarter sales this year than last; nearly 75 per cent forecast, higher profits.

V- Business took in stride house passage of a bill which would keep the excess profits tax alive until December 31. It now goes to the senate. Approval by the house ways and means commmee vl a diu re- voking the 20 movie tickets operators. per cent tax on cheered theater Business men noted a commerce department report that total in come of individual Americans climbed to an annual rate of 284 billion dollars in May an in crease of 1 billion over April. There was encouraging! news from makers of arm television sets and home applianc- est; orders, they, said, have been picking up.

Spokesmen for the steel industry predicted a period of high operations for the rest of 1953. Alsd heartenint? was a reoort from Sears Roebucir Co. listin 9.8 per cent gain in June sales over last year. But in Los Angeles the man who once was former President Truman's top economic adviser, Dr. Edwin G.

Nourse, said the United States today "has all the makings of a depression." Tank Contracts Cut In Detroit the ordnance tank-automotive center announced cuts in tank and truck production contracts. Reflecting budget-paring by the department of defense, the reductions are expected to cut around half a bil lion dollars a year from the center's spending program. Hardest hit are M-48 medium tanks, currently being made by General Motors, Ford and Chrysler. The cutbacks also ripply to 2Vz and (5-ton trucks. Thousands of workers in Detroit may be affected.

Other slowup signals: Evens Product Co. slashed its west coast plywood production 20 per cent, putting its Oregon plants on a four-day week. "to protect both the jobbers and the mills from irresponsible price cutting." Used car dealers continued, to complain of lagging sales; apparel merchants said summer business has been disappointing. The census bureau noted that nonfarm' employment failed to show its usual upswing lastmonth. family economics bureau of the Northwestern National Life Insurance Co.

said a growing number of American families "are in debt over their heads" because of too much installment buying. Fears were expressed that the tremendous output of American factories dnd farms migh have a harder time in the months ahead finding adequate foreign and do mestic markets. The department of agriculture contracted to buy 5,070 additional bins with a total capacity of nearly 89 million bushels to store the i surplus grain it buys from midwest farmers. It already owns enougn bins to store 545 million bushels. The drouth in the southwest created new dust bowl conditions in the cattle country with stunning losses to ranchers but it was credited also with easing the cotton surplus problem.

The agriculture department announced that cotton plantings on July 1, totaled only "I -J al reduction from a year ago. Yields' OA 1 CO fff 4fiao noi per acres were also expected to be lower. i RETAIL STOCKS UP Soft-goods inventories rise as hard goods hit record. 14 Retail Invenlorist (Sraooallr Adjusted) 12 to SOn-GOODS THIS HAWKl GOODS gl STORES 'A null iii. iimiin(ptiiiijnfii C'C Or-MOKTH DATA Dotal D.S-Dpto)Cwunre Menria XaYm aVav A.av Vlv I ha-e rolled in the sand for the pvlprminatinn nf nno Rpria will' not be enough to put Malenkov.

fiiTlv ho tuill rioto in I.U figuring out the answers to problems that Stalinism enchained but neyer solved. How to turn foreign puppets and slaves into upright friends anH allies? How to recast the iron hold of Soviet society so as to recognize at last the traditional aspirations of the Russian 'peo- 1 Hotel Costs $7,500,000 I GARACAS Venezuela's newest rintol ha TamanaM IratoH in thQ unit is commanded by Maj. James M. Coen and is headquartered at the navy and marine corps training-center, 420 Jones street. Accompanying the unit was Capt.

Merlin T. Mathews, regular marine corps training officer. The marine corps company, organized here about a year ago, will take part in such training as small twivnes OF AIR AllltDS WASHINGTON in- Test pilot William B. Bridgeman, who has flown faster and higher than any other person, and electronics expert flenjamin F. Greene, Sunday were named winners of two top aviation awards.

-Bridgeman; will receive the Octave Chanute award, presented annually to a pilot making a notable contribution to the aeronautical sciences. i Greene, who is withi the airforc? research center at Cambridge, won the Thurman H. Bane award, presented annually to an officer or civilian of the United States airf orce for an outstanding achievement 4 in aeronautical de velopment, 1. The awards will be conferred at the summer dinner meeting of the Institute of the Aeronautical Sci ences at Los Angeies Wednesday Bridgehian's citation' is "for out- standing contributions to the knowledge of supersonics resulting from flights at recorded speeds and altitudes never before reached in a piloted aircraft." A world war 2 naval aviator, Bridgeman since 1948 has been an engineering test pilot for Douglas Aircraft Santa Monica, Cal. Since 1948 he has performed all of the air-launched research flights of the Douglas Skyrocket The most famous of his 60-plus flights in the rocket-powered D558-2 Skyrocket carried him to a reported altitude of 79,494 feet and a speed of 1,238 miles an hour.

Greene was cited for "develop ment on an electronic system for airport traffic control which great ly increases the landing rate of aircraft under high density traffic or poor visibility conditions." The system uses radar to track airplanes, and automatically sched ules the landing sequence of aircraft approaching ah airport. The citation said the system per mits planes to approach a landing area in an orderly and controlled manner, and eliminates de lays caused by "stacking." The Octave Chanute award was established in honor Of the pioneer American aeronautical investiga tor, who died in 1910, The Thurman H. Bane award honors a colonel of the army air corps who died in 1932. Pakistan, short of is con-. verting many locomotives to oil-burners.

Tononnou M-G-H's FULL-LENGTH FEATURE! FIRST 3 m.nmm In Beautiful OUTDOOR COLOR Starrinr GIG YOUNG JEAN HAGAN tyj of at of of 2 9:30 Strike It Rich Caracas suburb of Las Bride.Groom 7 WV W1 19 ot-Joo hitrV. Love of Life to jwiito RANGOON, Burma (JP) A. government spokesman acknowledged Sunday night that Chinese communist troops have, filtered into North Burma from Yunnan. Intelligence sources reported Saturday, without confirmation, that communist soldiers had' hoisted ed fiags over Burmese villages 25 miles from the border in Wa state. J6 Uv AJ Ul AAAVjS 6 UlUVilf has been aware for the last three or four weeks of 'infiltration' of red Chinese forces in the northern Wa state of Banna," the spokesman told 'reporters.

He called the reports "fragmentary" and said the "government could not, comment jin the seriousness of the situation at this stare" He conceded; nevertheless, that the whole matter was "delivate" and added that the government is "closely watching develop ments. He said he assumed diplomatic representations would be made at the proper time. The announced purpose of the reds, intelligence informants here said, was to "protect" 1 Burmese from the depredations of Chinese nationalist guerrillas. The nation alists fled into Burma after the communist victory in China. Would' Bear Out Fears (If finally confirmed, this would bear out fedrs expressed at the United Nations last April, when Burma appealed to the U.

N. to get 12,000 nationalist Chinese out of the "country. The Burmese said they feared Peiping would use the presence of the nationalists as an excuse to invade and take over all of Burma.) Camps at I which red soldiers wearing battle dress with cloth badges reportedly set up the flag, of Peiping are about 120 miles from the trading center of Lashio. The nearest Burmese frontier post is Kunlong, which is on the Sal- ween river only 30 air miles from thfe reported Chinese operation, but a two-day 1 journey on land because of the difficult terrain. The intelligence report said the red troops, I believed to be from the 43d division controlling the Mien area in Yunnan province of China, have penetrated Kaung-kyn, Ktakhting, Mongching, Man-kin and Yawnhqk in platoon strength.

Informants said the red Chinese are holding meetings at the vil lages, telling the Burmese they de cided to take direct action because the Burmese army was unable to cope with the nationalist Chinese. There was a report here recently that a jTiember of Burma's communist party politburo had gone to Yunnan, and some felt this had a bearing on the reported Chinese incursion, i. No Assurance Yet Burmese army, forces tried to round up, the Chinese last spring without The U. N. assembly established a com mission, made up of Burma, the United States, nationalist China and Thailand to find a way to re move the nationalist Chinese.

The commission I agreed on a plan of withdrawal through Thailand but there has been no assurance so far that nationalist China can carry it out (The nationalist Chinese regard the Burmese guerrillas as an army of national salvation. Chinese sources have said that only about 1.700 nationalist Chinese soldiers crossed from Yunnan province into iqm-i fi.vhf fmm thp (Burma in 1950 in flight from the reds but the figure usually used in estimating the nationalist Chinese strength in Burma is 12,000.) The government spokesman here commented that communist China has laid claim; in the past to disputed areas of wild Wa state, but declared the area was demarcated in 1936 and awarded to Burma. In May, 1952, the Chinese nationalists, under Lt. Gen. Arthur Hoe, marched into Yunnan; province from a base in Wa province.

These soldiers penetrated 100 miles into communist territory before they were put to flight. More recently Chinese national-i ist troops, acting as mercenaries of a China border-state minister, left their base camp in Wa province and crossed into Yunnan to depose a Kachin chieftain. The communists later reversed their action executing the minister and restoring the chieftlin. as 400 rooms, parking space Gulldin Dgrht :30 Symphonv nrtl J- rvvl 0 Am. Gov't.

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TELEVISION SHOWS KVTV Sioux City) Monday, July 13 1:15 Curio Shop 5:40 Sports 2:00 Your Account 2:30 For the Girls 3:00 Meditation 3:05 Visiting 3:30 Howdy Doody 4:00 Kid Korner 4:30 Kid Korner Crusader Rabbit 1:00, Scrapbook 5:15 Sons of West 5:30 News 5:35 Weather 5:45 Caravan 8:00 Burns. Allen 6:30 Howard Barlow 7.00 Racket 7:30 Masquerade 8:00 Playhouse Favorite Story 9:30 S.C. Speaks 10:00 Sports 10:10 Weather 10:20 News 10:30 This Is Life KMTV (Omaha) rnAxjsFi a -Monday, July 13 7:45 News 2:4 Circle 8:00 Godfrey 4:00 Talent 9:00 TV Home Sprouts 9:30 Strike It Rich 4:30 So. Omaha 10:00 Bride A Groom 5:00 Capt. Video ions ive of Life 5:30 opera vs.

Jax 10:30 Tomorrow :30 Talent Scouts 10:45 Guildins: Lljrht 6:00 Bums. Allen 11:00 News 7:0 Racket Squad 11:15 Garden Fence 7:30 Masquerade 11:30 Garry Moore 8:00 Summer Theal 12:00 Iouble or 9:00 Rasslin' Nothing 9:30 Walter Scott 12:30 House Party 10:00 Weather 1:00 Bigr Payoff News 1:30 Women's View 10:20 Camera Sports 8:00 School 10:30 Feature 2:30 Classroom. 11:00 NiKhtwatch WOhTV (Ames) H4 jn. a Monday, July 13 7:55 fcews 3:15 Gabby Hayes 8:00 Ding Dons 3:30 Howdy Deodj 8:30 Glamour Girl 4:00 Honor Guest 9:00 Hawkins Falls 4:15 Talent Patrol 9:15 The Bennetts Magic Window 5:00 Capt. Video 5:30 Televisit 5:45 News 8: 0(1 Kornn Rtnrv 10:30 Tomorrow 11:30 uarry Moors 7:30 Masquerade 12:15 Noon News 12:30 Heuse Party 8:00 Studio 1 8:00 Groucho Choice :30 Readers 10:00 World Digest 10:15 Three Guesses 10:30 The Web 11:00 Same Nam 12:4 5 T.V.

Tunes 1:00 BlK Payoff Bin Zwei. Drei 2:00 School 3:00 Atom Squad 2:30 Ladies Choice WOW-TV (Omaha) Monday. July 13 Today Howdy Doody 4:00 Sailor Dan 4:15 Trail Tims 5:00 Stand By 5:39 Bob and Ray 5:45 News 8:00 Ding-Don? 8:30 Glamour 9:00 Hawkins Falls 9:15 The Bennetts 9:30 Mrs. U. S.

A- 1000 Playhouse 11:15 I lea Beware 6:30 Symphony 11:40 Meditation 7:00 Juvenile Jury 11:4 5 Cup. Saucer 7:30 R. Montgomery 12:00 Flickers :30 open hours 12:30 Farm Reporter 9:00 Favorite Story 12:45 Midday News 9:30 plainclothes 1:00 Break Bank 10:00 Weather 1:30 Travelers 10:10 Sports 2:09 Tour Account 10:15 News 2:30 Ladies Choice 10:30 Cinema 3:00 Kitcheu KELO-TV (Sioux Falls) CHANNEL 11 Mondayuly 13 Flash Gordon 8:30 To Be Ann. 6:39 Ship's Reporters :30 Hollywood News Off-beat Crusder 10:00 Weather Rablit 10:10 Sportsreel 7:00 Weather 10:20 News 7:30 Masquerade 10:30 Movie 8:00 Biy Picture Car's Sway Offset DETROIT A new product de- signed as a safety aid for motor ists controls car sway and coun-jteracts skidding. This stabilizer lis a 36-inch cylinder encasing a fluid steel weight.

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News.l. As Tou Like It: Men Wlio Echo God Need of World, Pastor Declares Is WASHINGTON A visiting preacher told a congregation that included Pres ident Eisenhower Sunday that tne world needs as leaders "men-wlio echo God, men who mirror his good will." Caesar, Mussolini and Hitler built empires, said Rev. Louis H. Evans but when they fell, their empires fell with them. "I believe we are coming back to Christ by a process of elimination," he said.

"Nobody else seems to work. And nobody else ever wiii." The president and Mrs. Eisen hower attended services at the Na uonal Presbyterian church, of which they are members. Rev. Mr.

pastor of the First Presbyterian; church hi Hollywood, is conducting services here in the absence of Rev. Edward L. R. El- regular minister, who is (vacationing. "This is a day when everyone chooses his master," Rev.

Mr. Evans tfaid. Some choose wealth, some power, some prestige. Peo ples, generally put their confidence in persons, but "we shall not be masters of the situation until first we are mastered by him." When the Japanese war ended and Gen. Douglas MacArthur took over the job of reconstructing Japan, he called 1or 3,000 missionaries, the minister said.

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