Redlands Daily Facts from Redlands, California • 1

vLIO' state tfa ds (Bails 5 Cents Twelve Pages REDLANDS CALIORNIA WEDNESDAY MAY 21 1952 Vol I22A KOJE PRISONERS STAGE NEW UPRISING POW Who New Atom Of Montana's new actor Republican Leader Styles Bridges i wasmngion state wipuuiKan uu (NH) senior GOP member of the vention later this week to brmo up COEDS TIRED RAIDS Police Nob Panty Looters ans SS Weather California: was Baseball Scores and distortions Red upon the the 1 0 was talks cover who 5 0 Pierce Jud and HOLLYWOOD Assistant movie director George Meek won a divorce from his 17 year old wife actress June McCall yesterday by testifying she disillusioned him on her wedding day A Navy spokesman Tokyo said the ship was not in mediate danger Three other vessels besides Luckenbach were en route to Pacific position meeting The up plans to in im Threatened Guard Killed (lEA Telephoto) war stand back after was ap ges today Com near vio am Movie Director Divorces Wife Like Actions Busses To Run On Schedule WASHINGTON Gen Matthew Ridgway today gave senators a report on the Korean truce talks which one of his heaters described as not SAN RANCISCO (UP) Pacific Greyhound Lines assured riders its bus service will run on normal schedules today have sufficient drivers signed up how to assure normal commte service a company spokesman said "Long haul service is already back to A 79 day strike ended Monday night when short haul drivers agreed to accept a settlement pro viding a five day week and wage increases Long haul drivers and station employes' already had ac cepted it i i hds on locked in theirersity of Geor rs appointed as Japan To Probe Loss Of Gold id lay the: 1 were committee to advise the White House when called upon to do so He said this would make their knowledge and experience avail able on a to their successors The $25000 a year income would be terminated whenever an ex president declined to serve as ad viser became an official in any political party or accepted any federal state or local government job MIG Damaged' Red Railways Blasted in Columbia met in Brewer field house foiaive ll at males dre re ut iu fur ititii dt tiuc Rain Sets Record PITTSBURGH (UP RMn fell in Pittsburgh today for a record 14th straight day There have been only three days this month that it did not rain OLD HANDS AT PROPAGANDA Group of Communist prisoners of posting this sign in compound 602 on Koje Island Korea The banner of Comrade Wang Hwa I Unreasonably Killed by American was apparently displayed by the Reds for propa ganda purposes of officers arrested ilm Actress Movie Director Honeymoon HOLLYWOOD ilm tress Marion Marshall 22 Brown Claims Truman Has Endorsed Slate WASHINGTON James McGranery confirmed as attorney genera) by a 52 to 18 Senate vote waited today for a strategy talk with President Truman before an nouncing his plans to combat cor ruption in the government The 56 year old Philadelphia fed eral judge who was nominated seven weeks ago zto succeed Howard McGrath as head of the Ju uce Department told reportershe wall have bsylutely nothing about rening tne long cleanup drive until he The former supreme command er in the ar East testified at a Closed hearing of the Senate Armed Services committee He is on his way to Paris where he will succeed Gen Dwight Eisen hower Muy 30 as supreme com mander of western European de fense forces Tomorrow Ridgwby will address a joint meeting of Congress Ridgway was called before the committee to report on Commu nist violence at the Koje island war prisoners camp But Senate ArL CIO and independent unions involved in the 22 day walkout Despite the resumption of pro duction across the nation how ever the Petroleum Administra tion for Defense indicated restric tions on high octane aviation gaso line may not be lifted until June 6 reclined in the sun asked the WASHINGTON California Attorney General Edmund Brown said at the White House today that President Truman had endorsed his slate in the California Democratic primary Brown heads a 68 vote slate of delegates running against a Sen Estes Kefauver slate in the June 3 California pri mary hope that your slate of dele gates is Brown quoted the President as saying Brown said Mr Truman gave him specific permission to make this statement public The White House while not de nying what Brown said later of fered a slightly different version of what Mr Truman said A White House spokesman said Pres ident wished the group good The spokesman added however that Mr Truman it made plain that he intended no implica tion about Sen support from delegates who will probably be pledged to Gov Theo dore McKcidin on the first ballot Taft leaves tonight for South Da kota where he faces his last pri mary test June 3 The Ohio sena tor and Eisenhower have been en tered in a contest lor 14 pledged delegates in the final primary in the Middle West which has been Taft's strongest territory 62nd tear No 18 bay I stalled checks signals with Mr Truman McGranery Mum On Gov't Cleanup After Confirmation WASHINGTON American battle casualties in Korea now total 108707 an increase of 294 since last week the Defence De partment report today The casualties include 19157 dead 77274 Wounded 1196 cap tured 9699 missing and 1381 once missing who have been returned to military service ac and movie director Stanley Donen 28 were on their way to New York to day on a honeymoon trip Donen and the actress were mar ried quietly yesterday atthe home of Miss agent Jules Goldstone Superior Judge Stanley ilm Actor John Garfield Dies In Manhattan SEOUL American Sabre jets damaged one MIG 15 when 30 Sabres surprised 10 munist jets east of Sinuiju the Yalu river The Sabres were flying for Allied fighter bombers shattered Communist railways in 59 places along the main route from Manchuria into northwest Korea Allied tanks and infantry bat tled dug in Chinese for six hours east of the truce village of Pan munjom United Nations troops jumped off at 8:15 am with supporting artillery and mortar shells explod ing ahead of them Then tanks rolled across the rice paddies to blast Red positions However the Chinese were so well concealed there was no es timate of casualties Allied tanks and infantry also punched into the Communist build up area on the east central front for the fifth straight day Marine Corsair swarmed across the battlefront to support the ground troops Allied i bombers struck deep into North Korea against Communist rail ways and supply centers bound from Yokohama boutnern i a rancisgo with a 12000 ton general high cloudiness Ihuisday wnn low clouds ana local lug aioiiR merit to aroused resistance or clois tered indifference The rampaging males stormed quarters from Seattle Wash to Athens Ga last night At the Iowa State College the girls chanted your as about 500 men students slashed screens and broke windows to gain entrance to dormitories and soror ity houses Other coeds simply locked themselves in their rooms rat Men Guard Af Min nen in Lawrence Kan members of Delta I 1t Tan Delta fraternity stood guara I both inside and out at North col lege a residence for freshmen women A group of 300 raiders passed the building by The fraternity brothers antici pating a raid had volunteered their services as guards and school officials eagerly accepted their of fer to protteet the younger girls A group of 800 University of Mis souri men who took pari i iai i three Mo I ourteen students were seized by police at Philadelphia when 2000 University of Pennsylvania stu dents ripped down trolley wires arid fought police The girls re fused to cooperate with the raid ers drew their shades and kept UIUH WHlUVWb lUUKCU Police also broke up a would be parity raid at University of Tennes see at Knoxville Housemothers kept coeds locked in dormitories as sin i every i le tu le or otherwise thev Coed: rooms at the Umv gia ootball player guards tangled briefly with some injured to ther jobs by the end of News Ban At Pusan Koje Prison Camps Lifted PUSAN Korea The 2nd logistical command announced to day is lifting restrictions against news correspondents at Pusan pris oner of war camp No' 10 and on Koje island scenes' of recent vio lence i( Newsmen were barred from the Pusan camp after riot in which one prisoner was killed and 85 injured They have been allowed on island only be tween noon and 3 in Henceforth they will be permit his charges were hypoc ted to remain overnight Kefauver avors Vote At 18 Alaska Hawaii Statehood the week one third of the striking groilDs navo hnrk tn wnrk A i uitmuvia iu auul ytdrb said A Knight president of i instead of the present two the CIO Oil Workers International Under plan ex presi the largest of the coalition of 22 dents would serve on a top level who said anyone who such shenam on within 24 hours of the dean also police will stand by UCLA Warned Against Raid LOS ANGELES Riot guns tear gas bombs and worst of all PANMUNJOM The truce delegation today seized the Pusan prisoner of war riot to attack whnt if railed the TTmfod of volun tary repatriation North Korean Lt Gen Nam II senior Communist delegate lodged a protest" against the killing of a Red prisoner during the uprising in the Allied prison camp at Pusan Tuesday Eighty five other prisoners and one Allied guard were injured Nam said the United Nations was guilty of among the prison ers He demanded that the affair be dealt with "unequivocally and His reference to prisoners overlooked the fact that the Reds were armed with steel tipped 'pikes spears and barbed wire flails A i a troops armed only with night sticks were forced to retreat and obtain con cussion grenades to regain con trr 1 Vice Adm Turner Joy senior United Nations delegate told Nam Japanese To Permit No More Russians In Country TOKYO The Japanese foreign office says no more Rus sians will be permitted to enter Japan and that those now holed up behind the high walls of the Soviet embassy compound are not welcome The Russians already here are members of the oc'upation era military mission Russia did not sign the peace treaty and they have no legal standing A foreign office spokesman said yesterday the Japanese government is seek ing the to in form Moscow of that fact SANTA ANA (UP) Sen Estes Kefauver said last night that he favored giving the vote to 18 year olds and maxing states of Alaska and Hawaii The Democratic presidential as pirant addressed a Jefferson Jack son Day dinner sponsored by the Orange county Democratic Central committee and told 800 guests democracy should be not believe in making democracy work he said would like to see Hawaii and Alaska made states as they fully deserve to be I would like to give the vote to 800000 disenfranchised citizens in the District of Kefauver said re 1 vouid like to "go one sup nhci ni ex tend the voi to 18 year old cit izens "If our young men and women are old enough i ti ai ue to bear arms ho nprktrpd least give them the privilege of voting for the officials who have the power to make The Tennessee sen lor who ai rived here last night fi 1 1 Wa hing ton for a round of Wi i Coast speaking engagements ml tl ej Democratic party was as interest 1 cd as the Republicans in the slrug gle between Sen Robert Taft and Gen Dwight 1) Eisenhower for the GOP presidential nomination would be helpful if the Repub licans spent all their money fight ing each other before the real campaign he said US reighter Helpless Rescue Slowed By og SAN RANCISCO (UP) The Pacific Transport wallowed help lessly in a calm sea today some 700 miles east of the Japanese mainland awaiting help from an other freighter the Lucken bach The Luckenbach ship had been expected for hours but rescue op erations were hampered by a dense fog The Pacific rudder was carried away yesterday ac corirg to radio signals picked up by Globe Wireless and Coast Guard operators in San rancisco The freighter carries 12 passen gers and a crew of 49 She was to San nlmids: and local lug alon coast south of Ventura tonight and Thursday morning May 21 1952 Highest 71 Lowest 49 ONE YEAR AGO TODAY Highest 67 Lowest 51 i Relies on Hoover McCth fI by Mr Tru man for ousting Newbold Morris as the head corrup i tion hunter McGranery said pre viously that he had no intention of rehiring Morris but will lean pri marily on BI chief Edgar Hoover to ferret orft i on the federal payroll i McGranery is expected to take his oath of office later this week jerhaps at a White House cere i mony He gave 'up a lifetime job i on the bench to accept the cabinet post although President i administration now has less than I seven months to feo approval of his appoint i ment came lute yesterday after six hours of debate in which Mc Granery was criticized by Sens Homer erguson (R Mich) and Ar thur Watkins (R Utah) They denounced his behavior as a judge and as a former subordin ate Justice Department official and questioned his knowledge of the law NEW YORK Screen John Garfield was found dead to day in a Manhattan apartment The 39 year old actor died of a "cardiac according to Dr Charles Nammock who pronounced Garfield dead Garfield a native New Yorker uh cu qnn itAl Irntn si'roo for problem children was in New York preparing for summer stock roles An outstanding performer on the Broadway stage in addition to his movie roles he was cast frequent ly in the role of a In Actress' Apartment Police said Garfield was stricken in the Gramercy park apartment of an actress identified as Iris Whitney Garfield was under fire about one year ago following his appear i ance before the House Un Ameri can Activities committee in Wash ington where he testified under oath that he never had been a Communist but pleaded for a law to outlaw the Communist party to protect like Garfield was born Jules Garfin kel on March 4 1913 the son of a tailor in New lower east side In Movies Since 1937 He went to a school for problem childien and his energies were turned to debating He won a state debating contest and that victory influenced his choice of ac ting as a career Garfield got a movie part in 1937 and soon he was a star Among his pictures were allen and Postman Always Rings US Casualties In Korea Total 1 08707 One Third Of Oil Men Back On Job DENVER (UP) Approximate ly one third of the 90000 Tur a It ri ke tive raids Officials Angry but where the coeds showed interest ana scorn police TOKYO Japanese news papers Report the government is investigating the possible disap pearance of six tons of gold from stocks of precious metals and jewels returned to Japan by the Allied occupation The gold would be worth approx imately $6500000 The newspaper Yomnin said yesterday the finance ministry re ported the shortage to the House of Representatives inance com mittee The hoard was returned last month by occupation authori ties' who impounded it when the Mosk performed the ceremony Tt took over Japan in 1945 was the second marriage for both Reds Use POW Riots At Talks committee said he also was ques tioned about the Korean war situa tion and the truce talks Not Hopeful Bridges said the general not hopeful that the truce would lead to peace Asked if that meant full scale fighting might break out the senator replied: "1 know but he certain ly was not optimistic as to the As Ridgway began his testi mony promising to tell the sena tors 1 about the dis orders on Koje island committee Chairman Richard Russel! (D Ga) issued a statement calling for firm control of Communist war prisoners Ridgway told the committee ac cording to Bridges that before leaving his Tokyo post he issued orders to whatever force was to keep the prisoners undercontrol Smasher Opens Era UPTON A atom smasher capable of firing almost as fast as the speed of light opened a new era in science today that may enable man to create matter from energy The doughnut shaped machine known as a cosniotron produced atomic particles of 1300(X0000 volts of energy yesterday in an historic test at Brookhaven nation al laboratory Atomic Energy Commission scientists achieved the greatest i voitaee ever mouuueu uy man shooting the bullets or hydrogen protons through the cosmotron at 167 000 miles a second The speed of light is 186000 miles a second Exceeds A bomb The speed and voltage exceeded that loosened by detonation of our mightiest atomic bomb Scientists said the protons each about one 200 000060th of an inch weighed four times as much at the height of their speed as they did when they began hurtling through the 204 foot race track of the cos motron A Brookhaven spokesman said the protons which had been split off from the hydrogen electrons moved so fast that they would have encifcled the earth at the equator five times in seven tenths of a Big Celebration if thp nsmotroh enables man to convert energy into matter it will function in an exactly opposite manner from tne atom bumb whicji tur matter miu eneigy About 500 persons among them laboratory scientists and their wivt witnessed the expeument They were so jubilant Over the results that they broke out bottles of champagne to celebrate They had another reasoi for un corking champagne bottles Two other atomic laboratories at the University of California and at Birmingham England had been attempting to attain the energy production reached here yesterday Eight Delegates Lengthens Lead To 386 360 Eisenhower Washington Hopes High WASHINGTON (UP) A Mon tana victory lengthened the lead ol Sen Robert A Taft in the contest for Republican national conven ion delegates today But supporters of Gen Dwight Eisenhower were counting on the I Wn hinertrn R'nnhlipnn con RIDGWAY HOLDS LITTLE Jaff Gets Swen HOPE OR KOREA TRUCE NATIONAL LEAGUE Afternoon game: St Louis 001 110 5 New York 000 000 4 Chambers and Rice Jansen Darner (6) Wilhelm (9) and Yvars AMERICAN LEAGUE New York 000 000 12 1 Chicago '000 100 Reynolds and Berra son (9) and Lollar KOJE ISLAND Commu nist prisoners defiantly staged a new demonstration against the United Nations at notorious Com pound 76 today and authorities disclosed belatedly that a guard killed a Red captive last Saturday These developments followed by less than 24 hours the death of another prisoner and the injuring of 85 morel in rioting at a main land prison camp near Pusan yes terday Steephelmeted troops removed Communist agitators from the Pusan camp today and enforced an armed peace there The slaying of a Chinese war prisoner at a Koje island com pound was disclosed by Brig Gen Haydon Boatner new com mandant of the Koje camp Threatened Guard Boatner said the prisoner killed when he made what peared to be a threatening ture toward a guard at the gate of Compound 602 which holds approximately 5000 prison ers Boatner met with a prisoner representative of the compound Maj Wei Lin and discussed the incident He also permitted 12 Chinese prisoners to put flowers on the dead grave The compound was in the next valley to Compound 76 where a anti demonstration erupted today About 60 prisoners took part in the demonstration at Com pound 76 only a few feet frdm i the spq where Red Cap tives kidnaped Brig Gen rancis Dodd then camp commandant May 7 and held him hostage for four days' POWs Gather Two representatives from each compound on Koje had gathered at the gate under Allied guard with permission to talk with prisoners inside Boatner wanted the prisoner delegates to see for themselves that their leaders who went into Compound 76 during negotiations for release were un harmed ive American soldiers their rifles pointed skyward stood in the dusty road Two American officers stood just outside the gate alongside an interpreter and two North Korean officers who were talking to prisoners inside On the mainland troops with rifles and combat packs backed by two tanks and an ar mored car weeded out Commu nist agitators blamed for yester day's rioting in Pusan Compound No 10 and removed them without incident to Koje their delegate score state GOP convention last night elected an eight man delegation to the July 7 piesidential nomin ating convention in Chicago Seven of the delegates were avowed Taft supporters One said he favors Eisenhower Standings: 384 to 360 That brought the United Press tabulation of delegates committed or publicly announced to 386 for Taft and 330 for Eisenhower Montana Democrats chose a 20 man delegation having 12 votes It will follow the lead at the national convention Washington Republicans elect 24 delegates riday and Saturday A few months ago Taft was favored to win a substantial majority of the delegates Since Eisenhower's victory in the primary in neighboring Oregon last week however the Eisenhower for ces have become optimistic about tbcir chanc' of winning most of die Washington delegates Maryland Picks 24 Maryland Republicans also choose 2 1 delegates at their state rnnvpnthin fcatnrdnv Rnth rhn Ki senhower and Taft organizations expulsion: from school the or expect to get some "second choice" der of the day should UCLA stu dents carry out a coed believed scheduled for to morrow the office of the dean said today The stern warning to students came from George Ma ri present ing the dean takes part faces expul The office warned that with riot guns and tear gas equip ment snoutci me rumoreu raiu oei made An anonvmous informant I told school utl units i le of fraternities planned io invade i the dormatories tomorrow school officials were fighting mad mgnt Two Marines Near Death Suspect Held LOS ANGELES Two young marines were near death from poison today and a laboratory technician who gave it to them as a hangover cure following a drinking bout was being held at city jail At the Corona Naval hospital in critical condition are Keith Loran 22 and Loren Tickner 22 both of Camp Pendleton Held on suspicion of administer ing poison with intent to commit murder is Richard McAllister 22 Detective Lt Carl Lee said Mc Alister met the marines in a ban riday night and took them to his apartment after the bar closed Police said McAlister admitted administering the poison to the ma hould at es 'c next morning when they uumpiaineu oi iiaiivovers lie saiu it always had given him a pickup the morning after Lt Lee said the bottle containing the drug plainly marked When the Marines became kntly ill McAlister called an bilanbe and the youths were taken to the Georgia street hospital Po lice were notified when they were transferred to the Naval hospital By UNITED PRESS Scornful coeds indicated today they were just about fed up with panty raiding men students as a new wave of lingerie looting swept college campuses and a group of raiders held a "forgive meet ing Overnight the attitude of the coeds seemed to have changed from one of squealing encourage Jimmy Cub lays that we were treated to a real fog this morningabout daylight it was so thick that visibility was cut to 100 feet or so and dim al that The fog hung on for some time but eraduallv light ened and by mid morning the sun was on the job And Jimmy says he did not mind it one bit in fact it was a nice bit of change ogs like that will be welcome in July arid August James would like to impress this on the powers that be A six year old child from New East Side was visiting in the country The wife took for a tour around the place She showed her the garden the chickens the stables and they finally arrived at the pig pen An enormous sow wife theJiitle girl re plied saw her yesterday and she had ten little pigs all blowing her $25000 A Year Job Suggested or Ex Presidents WASHINGTON (UP) Rep Hu i hoc striking oil workers were back at traduced a constitutional amend work today and a ranking union ment to create a $25000 a year official said he hoped the rest will life time job for ex presidents 1 lhe nroDosal also wou limit future presidents to a single four year term and increase the terms of House members to four 5 Mm I'1 dll ilf1 if" raw 111 MM 1j1 Wl 1 4 Kfc 1 imMnni tit i IN.