The Evening Review from East Liverpool, Ohio • Page 5

SATURDAY, JULY 19 1947 EAST LIVERPOOL REVIEW, EAST LIVERPOOL, OHIO PAGE FIVE PINCH STRESSED ON STEEL SCRAP Official Calls For Return Of Old Military Equipment Br The AiMriatcd WASHINGTON. July W. Wolcott, chairman of an industry scrap metal recovery committee, said Friday that steel mills "pinched" for scrap metal and predicted the shortage will become by next winter, Mr. Wolcott told a Senate small business subcommittee investigating steel shortages that every effort should be made to return wornout military equipment from overseas for use as scrap in steel making. Otherwise, he said, the increasing scarcity of scrap will curtail steel production for peacetime needs and present "grave implications as to our future nationali Several other witnesses questioned the wisdom of returning military scrap to this country when it can be sold overseas to friendly foreign governments at considerably higher prices.

However, Mr. Wolcott insisted the domestic need for scrap "transcends the price The steel supply problem also came up for discussion before a House commerce subcommittee, which Is considering legislation to set up a car service bureau in the Interstate Commerce Commission with authority to direct distribution' of empty boxcars. Rep. Carson (R) of Ohio, a committee member, charged there that President Truman has ignored a congressional resolution urging a halt to exports which might harm the domestic economy. He contended that exports have been heavy, although the have been unable to obtain steel for boxcars and other equipment.

For example, he said, tubular eteel exports have averaged 28, tons monthly so far this "an all-time high and a 428 per cent increase over exports oi the 1935-1939 prewar He said steel exports to Russia The Nation Today have been 1,451 tons monthly this year, compared with four tons monthly before the war. Commerce Department officals told the Senate small business subcommittee Thursday that export regulations have been tightened on key steel products that there problem and the remedy.) Is a possibility that shipments to Russia may be shut off. STUDY MOUNTAIN CLIMBING. Ernie Niedrrer shows his public school class in mountain climbing how to si-ale a cliff at Jasper Park. Alberta.

He akes it look easy. I I Need Flood Control? THIRD HOODLUM SHOT TO DEATH Underworld Silence Marks New York Slaying Quiz Br UniM Prwa. NEW YORK, July underworld code of silence thwarted po-! The efforts today to find the W'liltA ifniiRA Rnnr-Afi icrliiav.of Rybakoff, the third small-j July Vou time. They even may hold then the appropriations that Gen. Omar N.

Bradley, yeter-l hoodlum in two days to die by want a little flood control in hearings so people can talk for or; Congress hold hear- an.s’ administrator w-ill leave next gangland guns on the loweiv East against it. THIRD CRY ANGERS AVG Committee Blasts Wyatt For His Address Br l'nit CHICAGO, July 19 American Committee officials were displeased today with a speech by Wilson W. Wyatt, former national housing administrator, calling upon American liberals to abandon plans for a third party. The AYC officers. Including Franklin D.

Roosevelt son of the late president, regretted that Mr. Wyatt had chosen the AVC meeting to discuss his political theories. Chet Patterson, newly-elected AVC chairman, revealed that he and Mr. Roosevelt had pleaded with Mr. Wyatt to discard his prepared addre.ss.

Mr. refused. In his speech. Mr. Wyatt said liberals should fight for adequate housing, higher health standards, more social security, federal aid to education, a decent minimum wage, the Marshall plan for European economy and a stronger united nation.

"As liberals, how shall we achieve these he asked. a third party? No! By launching a third party we would lose them. I am not going to duck the question of liberals; What about Henry and a third party in 1948? I think such a third party would be a catastrophe." He said such a third party would split the ranks of liberals and play into the hands of Communist and reactionary groups. If there were a liberal third party In 1948, it would result Inevitably in the election of a reactionary and Isolationist administration," he said. Before Mr.

Wyatt spoke, Mr. Pat- Iterson issued a statement in which I he said; "The AV'C is not a political organization. It does not wish to offer a forum for political matters and, therefore, asked Mr. Wyatt to refrain from discueelng political parties and political personalities in his address BOTH ENDS OF TUNNEL LINKED IN EAST RIVER Br TI AtMclatMl NEW YORK, July almost five years of burrowing, gangs of sandhogs from Brooklyn and Manhattan burst through a wall of mud In the middle of the East River Friday night, thereby linking both ends of the 84 million dollar Brooklyn-Battery tunnel. It will take until the spring of 1949 before the tube construction Is completed and the approaches ready for use.

When completed, the tunnel will be the longest underground highway in America, measuring 9,117 to an M- nual capacity of 16 million cars and trucks. BY GEORGE. fThii is stories on the third of three means more milling! engineers now are ail set BRADLEY WILL TOUR flood control, the 'around in Congress, which prob- to go to work, except for this; ably will tell the engineers to dig They do the Job unless Con- deeper. gress votes money for It. Approv- go the engineers to your ing a job and voting money for it place.

They make a better check are two different things. By JAMES MARLOW Associated Press Staff Writer your neighborhood for your against it. Jings on your plan to see whether' month on a six-week tour to In- town? Itll take time and trouble, the engineers report back O.K. money for it. spect Army troops and Installations Start with your congressman, to Congress on the hearings and Lots of congressmen try to get what their second check shows, flood control jobs for their dis -1 trici.

gress. Flood control for a district, be -1 something should be done with 3 DIE, 30INJDRED IN FIGHT ON SHIP American Captain Reported Placed in Jail At Haifa Hy The AtKOfiRted PreM. HAIFA. Palestine, July American captain of the refugee ship Exodus 1947 was reported in jail more that! to, plans, engineers draw up a final report Jewilh Sfgrlm? "ow you about for and British marines, which left three dead and more than 30 injured. One of the dead was identified by a British officer as an American ARMY BASES ABROAD By AMociaUd FORDS ON BERMUDA HONEYMOON.

At Cambridge Beach. Bermuda. Honeymooneis Wdlllam and Martha Ford posed for the camera before taking a swim. William is a grandson of the late Henry Ford, Martha a granddaughter of Harvey Firestone. Roll Call Of States plates from 44 states were here by a mailman during one stroll around city streets.

Only missing entries were Vermont, New Hampshire, Delsware and West Virginia. OOMPLETE LUBRIOATION Protect tho moving parts of your ear with our compioto stem to stom grssso Job. ass WAuswT sir PHOnE 1220 Side. Rybakoff, 39, shot by an in Btirope and the Mediterranean tified gunman Friday night, disd' an hour later at Bellvue Hospital en. Bradley ha.s been mentioned' with only the cryptic statement: prominently as a possible choice to mudder did the job." succeed Gen.

Dwight D. He was shot only a few blocks; er as Army chief of staff. The away from where Alex Fern. the appropriations commit- II llllfir I. av- It Mor.

nillllnf ar.uind In area If thlnka f'' Senate follow the committee rec- gov-1 your Idea, the engineers are ommendations. ernment money spent there, and to still deeper. i the money Is voted, the jobs. the engineers go to work engineers have a clear field to and Ralph Mason. ambush- The big.

national flood control and figure out how much the flood con- plans are worked out by the S. i control for you will cost, how long trol for you. Corps of Engineers on orders from it will take to do. Maybe they ll! The outline given here may not'problems in lived unt I yesterday, like Uyba- Congress. hold more hearings right in your be followed precLsely in every cast, i post.

koff refusing to answer polics ques- But if you-yon means a group home town. jbut it gives the picture of how a iS; tions aljout his assailant He your pet idea included in. I this third going over, the flood control plan is worked out. i at the invitation of Secre-ieven denied he was shot, although Congress tells the engineers to make a first check on an average FAST dependable service! SCENIC and historic routes! COURTESY all the way! MONEY saving fares everywhere! wounded twice in the ri send it there. tell your congressman, llej final report to Congress is about 300 flood control icquest.s 'crerans Aatninisiraijon upon nis digs around in Congress to got turned over to a committee which a year.

some action started. handle.s flood control. But loss than one-third of them at this stage, you committee holds ever reach the final stage where TRUCK DRIVER GIVEN get action. Congress tells the U. S.

so people for and against your idta considered worth while tary of War Patterson and thatjhe was he will "resume his duties In the head. The spot where Rybakoff was killed, cringing in a doorway to escape his attackers' bullets, was only a few feet from where he was alleged to have killed a man sev-; eral years He was cleared of, that because he could not he identified as the killer. Witnesses said that Rybakoff was $100 FINE IN CRASH First Mate Walter Bernstein of Los to make a check on your can speak their piece i enough to he carried out. Angeles. The officer said Born- pipg i committee thinks! There are a lot of slips between.

itein died in a Haifa hospital of; engineers give it a quirk the flood control plan getting Congress to vote a Austin Eastham, 181.i Riverside head wounds. The other victims once-over to see whether it looks for you should be carried out, it flood control plan and then getting Wellsvllle, was found guilty were Jewish immigrants. (good at all or is just another idea tells the House and Senate so. iCongress to vole money for it. of leaving tiw scene walking alone when a black coupe John Stanley 30, of Wor- for spending government money, the House and Senate vole Congress approved some floral accident and was fined $100; carrying two men drove up beside tester, who sailed with the the engineers think your re- for it.

the plan for you is included control plans as much as 40 years costs of by Mayor Clar-jhlm. The gunmen followed him immigrants, said the skipper, Capt. jquest has merit, they tfll Con- in a big bill that O.K.'s a number but still hnsn't voted money ence If. Peters at a hearing Friday; relentlessly and fired six shots at EAST LIVERPOOL to Chicago $6.06 PitUburgh Baltimore 6.36 Loi Angeles 39.80 Dallas .................10.06 New York Denver .................23.06 Phoenix 34.45 St. Louis 9.60 San Francisco 39.80 Salt Lake City Washington 6.36 (plus tax) (plua tax) Bernard 25, of Cincinuati.

gres.s was imprisoned as the Jews were moved to troop.ships for deportation to Cyprus. There was no immediate confirmation from British sources. The uninjured Immigrants already have Cyprus detention camps, joining some 15,000 others who lacked certificates. Latest reports said 28 refugees, including 17 women and a child, and three British marines were injured in the shipboard fight. The ship, formerly the Chesapeake Bay vessel President Warfield, was intercepted oft of flood control plans.

to carry them nut. An Expert Declares: By VERN HAUGHLAND Associated Press Staff Writer tiinrning the cringing figure In the doorway The truck driver failed to stop from a few feet away, after he rammed the rear end Witnesses could not identify the an automobile belonging to Mrs. gunmen, police said, despite the Ethel Smith of Wells Ave. that tho area was a crowded day night as she was entering her; tenement section and residents driveway. were oiit-of doors to escape the He will pay the damages to the heat.

Police said the whole thing 1 car, which amounted to ap- happened so qiiiikly that no one in Pittsburgh. A war- even considering the u.se of coa proxlmately could deHcrihe the men In the car. Gas, Oil For 1,000 To 2fiOO For low ever 3 call EAST LIVERPOOL BUS TERMINAL 5th and Walnut Sti. Phone 4400 I time snvthetic ammonia plant at.f*’'’ into gas or for jet have enough', 1 i Louisiana, i.s being converted oil and ga.soline for 1,000 to i He savs it is a mistake for any- 2.000 years, in the opinion of and a.ssume that atomic energy R. R.

Sayers, director of the U. S. synthesis demonstration plant. 1 Bureau of Dr. Sayers adds that oil shale re-' had tractors for a iium- Oil shortages, which have been principally ih the Kocky of years, yet oxen hip still American Trailwayt iho Kmithwest coast of Palestine freely for the coming -Mountain states, do not compare (his country.

It ii likely vocfftrHav hv five liritish warshins would be caused by lack those of hut probably that we will continue to use all refugee was damaged fran.sportafion and lack of steel contain barrels of re-, types of energy badly by the hoard-; equipment for oil coverahle oil. power atomic power-tliat operation and several British industry spokesmen Thi.s, he says, is four or five become available. craft were damaged hut the exo experts, time.s the known petroleum re-i dus steamed into Palestine under to Dr. Sayer.s., of the I'nifed States and 79-Acre TraCt SoltJ her own power there is plenty of oil underground, is enough to supply the nations Smoke bombs, steam jets, fuel "If the liquid fuels research and I'duid fuel needs for more than! LISBO.V, July 19-A 79,55 acre oil, tear gas, small arms and even development program Is carrie.l balf a century. tract of land in Elkrun township fireworks were brought info playi out to the full extefit that has been from the steps of tne, aboard the vesiel.

the British authorized." he says, believe we NATURAL GAS. he says. In an courthouse Friday afternoon by and life rafts dropped from the! can meet any foreseeable needs "ther potential of liquid Sheriff (Jeorge Hayes In tiie set shin damaged the destroyers. A in oil and gasoline for 1,000 to 2,000 fuels. However, gas reserves of tlement of an estate in tlm case Jewish iScast from the ship re-; years." I Ibb to 125 trillion cubic feet wilL of Donald vs.

Walter ported the fight lasted two hours! The Bureau of Mines has the pres-; ton. et al- The tpct was bid In by and two boarding parlies were: toward the Landsberger of l.nitj beaten. i 1 less if used aiso to make for 3 Girl Fugitives Seized million dollar program of COLU.MBUS, July 19 Welfare'and development to be completed Department authorities today re- by 1950, Dr. Sayers says, ported the recapture at West Jefferson. of three young girls establishment of a synthetic liquid halfway pomi In a consumption.

Electrocuted In Cellar AKRO.V, July 19 Wayne R.j View'ing another section of the 36, was killed Friday,) i nations fuel hin, Dr. Sayers said, when electrocutnl PENDING comnletion nf an oil than three trillion while digging holes in a wet cellari tofts of coal in reserve in the floor with an electric drill. Fnlted States, That is adequate nati and Wanda Smith, 16, of Derby, Seneca county. who fled Friday from the Bureau shale laboratory at Laramie. of Juvenile Research here.

Welfare research has been carried on there! Department officials identified the! in temporary quarters. An oil needs for 3.0 JO yeiirg, girls as Joan Laird, 17, of Euclid demonstration plant was dedicated' county. Mary Lowe. 16, of Cincin- at Rifle, in mid-May. At Bruceton an almost-completed laboratory and pilot plant is to begin making synthetic oil and Between 16 to 24 hours nor-' gasoline from coal this summer, mally are required to dry a tea Research has been under I meanwhile, in temporary quarters said he bad been orking on a furnace installation.

SOMETHING NEW HAS BEEN ADDED TO- NINTH STREET LUNCH BEER WE DELIVER WINE Ninth and Main Sta. Welitviila Phona GIVE TO EVERY HUMAN BEING EVERY RIGHT YOU CLAIM FOR YOURSELF. LET NO MAN DENY OTHERS THAT WHICH HE GIVES HIMSELF. Veterans Social Club 1044 PENNA. AVE.

PHONE 302.