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8U Frlany. Jvly IS. 19551 ou Mb HMW Was far Preparing New Plan for Markets CHICAGO sttbeommittee UxUy Texas Old home op who di4 estUMled Ml in placioc babies for in titkal support" in Bowie County. Tex. and warned "anyone who oppo-sed her would have trou ble A I IP A Mitler, special counsel for the Kefattver on invenile deliMuetlcy, said he con- unHed airs, nnfaf weightower Ttaarkana.

as a man seekuu nnfaf last year by a child for iUer uid Ms investigation Uut Mrs. Heifhtower had bmWes for tdopUon, to- Old Peoples' home a LIVESTOCK ST LOL1S NATIONAL STOC'K 1 YAltDS. Ill Livestock Hogs 3.000. Fairly active but later ku, barrows and gilts 2550 lower: No 1-3 180-240 Ib- 18 uo 1 18 50. No 1 2 230 Ibs It US.

240 275 Ibs 17JJ-1800 tiUO, calves UOO steady except slow on beet cows ol value to bmu 11 P. i i a and good steels 18 00-21 5O KM! and choice hellers and mixed a i 2000-2200 good and ru.icc veal ers 17002100, prime Sheep 400, spring lambs 1 Ot 1 lower, ewes steadv thoicc and prune spring lambs 2U 00 21 00,. good and choice 18 00-20 uo braucd of po- Family Reunion for Eisenhowers Aboard Plane WASHINGTON HP-It will be a of sorts when the The I nited She said a local on States is preparing a -et-iet new enforcement level knew the disarmament plan foi con truth and on her operation sideration bv the world's major MMler said powers I He quoted the woman as saving The disarmament piogram may "my children have been placed out be hinted at bv President F.isen in 48 states nod 1 huve ret-eived how or at next week's Big Four mothers from 48 state- confereiue at C.cneva Its fnal le Mitler said Mrs Hi-ightower told eilst however, is expected to be him one nw-thod she used was to back for detailed disarma- have the unwed pregnant girl rt-g nlen a i ks ljtl or early ister in the in the name fall Koreign ministers or other of the prospective Then experts uou atle nd these talks Mitler showed a film to the sub committee whieh he said showed ers at Geneva wdl agree to a fresh a C'hieafo attorney Nathan Com- start on a step path toward changes since Thursday berg, handling an adoption case eventual global disarmament Hens Colored over lb-t 2J here last Mav But the President, with British cents a pound colored lb and He said a couple came here from and French support a reported under 28 Old roos'ers 13'? Kngland to receive a child ready to oppose any Russian move Butter' 1.131.!M» imunds shortly after it was born to a Chi to call for a gigantic "world di- steady 90 score 54' cago woman at a hospital here armament conference Thi So Kwts 10.864 cases Market weak The film showed a nurse hand lt approach to disarmament has- White large extras a dozing the child to the vcr in front sounded for year- It was en. mixed large extras medi of the bocpiul. and he in turn rep only last month hv Soviet 3- standards 2t.

current rein the hands of its new foreign Minister Vyacheslav ceipU 24 1 dirties 23 Molotov at the San Francisco I'mt Produce 1 ive Poultry Market weak on Mr Eisenhower was reported to hens, steady on other clases 9 have high hope- the Big Four povv trucks. Poultry i hicago Board price ,23 checks aboard. hours of flying to the Big Four conference plus any off duty time they spend together i Switzerland will give the busy embowers and their Army son the longest visit together for some, That may have been the reason the First Lady decided, almost at tfce minute, to accompany the President It was not definitely kaim-B that she would be going mtfl late Wednesday afternoon Eisenhower has 1 down OB the "up-agatn dom-afain" flights that her husband has taken OB various speaking trips around the country. She is reported to feel they are "too hectic." But the big silver Columbine, with its pressurized cabin--which she prefers because of a slight heart murmur--offers a more restful trip. And the villa awaiting the President and his family in Geneva will provide her a little "rest and quiet" instead of the busy sched tiles of some other Presidential trips.

Shriners End Convention; Guy New Potentate CHICAGO HP-Some 90.000 Shrin- ers wound up their 81st annual convention today A whopping six-hour parade finale down Michigan Avenue Thurs day drew more than one million persons--about a quarter of this city's population Capt Owen' Duffy of the Park District Police said the parade crowd was topped only by the 4 1-2 Jlton who" said all this was accom in a few hours Mitler quoted the couple as saying they paid rt $1 200 The lawyers expense-, were $300. he said Barber to Use Ladders To Trim Hair of Two Tower Sitters SPRINGFIELD. Ill V--Probably the only barbershop in the world using ladders will be in operation at Springfield, 111., today. Springfield barber James Drew will use a fire department aerial ladder to get high enough to trim the locks of tower sitters Henry WUlhue and Willard Hilburn Wiahite and Hilburn have promised to stay aloft until 1.000 volunteers enlist in the Civil Defense Ground Observer Corps. Some 890 have signed, and the 1.000th is expected to sign Saturday ed Nations conference Diplomats are sure it will be repeated again The President and other Western leaders were said to want a more modest, and a they believe would be a more effective ap proath to disarmament including control of atomic hydrogen weap ons (me possibility under Allied dis 'cussion would be for the Big Four at Genev a to call for the disarmament subcommittee to make a new start on disarmament This would begin after the Geneva conference ends It would provide a good forum for the new proposal, informants said Inspection is expected to be the heart of the new plan under formulation by Harold special disarmament adviser to the 'President.

But previous American thinking on inspection is sure to be modified. New Super Fighter- Bomber For Air Force LOS ANCKLF.s, IP 'lhe Tactical Air Command i received (ieliverv of a Ions4 super Sabre a iti i a ry and drop the atomic bomb it speeds faster than sound North American Aviation dvliteicd six FlOuC Super Sabres hen- Thursday to a ol pilots ol the 32nd Fighter lav droup llu- pilots flew the new airiralt Foster Air Force Base, Tex Plane Landed Safely With 87 Men Aboard Pilot Credits Military Discipline For Preventing Panic HAMILTOV MR FOKCF Call! I pilot of a i i ipplen (ilobemaster that almost ditched in the Pacific ocean uith men aboard credited military discipline todav i presenting a lone panic during the harrowing running hours the plant- was in trouble Capt Theodore 30. of a Ohio a distant counsin of two presidents said he "never could a made it" if the seven crew and 79 soldiers aboard had not followed his or ders acted magnificently." ho said of Ihi paratroopers of the 187th Kegimental Combat Team being routed back to the I'mted States after service a a The C124 Globemaster was en route from Japan to Travis Air Force Base in California The flight a part of Operation ivroscipe a large airborne rotation of soldiers between the Far East and the I nued "st ites The ev i i a de-t'nation lhe lK7lh is Fort The sjiant plane trouble jhout 8.VJ miles from a i i u. about JO miles beond the point of no return The No 3 went out i internal trouble- jtiout 0 30 EOT Hoostvelt Shortly alter the No 4 engine had to be feathered because of internal trou ble and loss of oil When the first engine went out. iF.DT Friday Veto Bill to i Court Reporter Pay 1 SPRINGFIELD C.o\ i Mam Stratton today announced his veto of a b.ll i i would raise the salaries of circuit cit and superior court reporters i Roosevelt messaged Truvis and ail air fields in the San Kranusco ba area were alerted the set olid engine uenl out there was a possibihtv we might lose Another engine House veil s.i- Mow ever the oltu-r maiiuni.

tnxmes held up oka) but the tailing rapidlv With engines out con sumption alai mingty. Koosc said Vter the plane landed at Hamilton Forte Uase he told Forte otfuer "we were on fumes as far as gas was concerned Actually, he had 15 minutes ot gas left Prepare to INlcb Plane the plane limped towards California at a speed of I4O knots, the passengers and crew prepared to ditch the plane if necessarv The paratroojH-rs jettisoned all Iheir and t-K pt their ntlfs Koosevelt con t.nucd Then men i then strap ped in their safetv belts and their Mae life jackets For a while it a touch and go whether the plane could main tain altitude As it a it lieu bt-tweenn 2 000 add 3 feet A com menial 1H'4 met the plane at 9 05 and staved i it i re i ic unphiNians i Call i i i i a b.i made i a A tui-l of ships stcttned in i-e tilt plane should a land tho 1 4l.ul I didn't a to land off shore beiaUst- of the fo, Kiwsevelt said dt ided to Kind at Hamilton Field because it i the closest Hamilton is about Jo north of San Fratuisto The plane landed at 12 08 a Reveal Ridgway Criticism of U. S. Strength Letter to Defense Deportment Questions Soundness of Policy I I 1 Mat i (tideway set iou i i lit I i i a i i as in adequate 111 i i i i i i aiid impiop erl proportioiu'il a da be fore he retired on as chu ot made the i i i jnd questioned the soundness of I' i i a polities in a to Ik- fen.se Secretarv i. harles iKoii The Defense Department made it put)Iic 'lhe lour star general a iombat soldier in Korea and War 11 told VAiLsoii that he Mould be neglec'ing his dtitv if ho did not reaffirm his convictions in regard to milttarv defense ot the States before leaving Vrm chit-1 Me said the I'mted States ha.s established itsell as (he leader of Western resistance to communism Vs a result ol Vim-man i hi sjid I i inav be i in jitioii in nv i ent tvpcs ot i a and terrain I UK i i i i he s.Mcl i I iiui-t lie picparoi! to mi el i i i vvht tiler ill l.u.,1- i a i i i i i nd i atoiim vtupuiis i re I I In his the Kt-pcial saul t'u- I milil.irv lories in idciiuatc in i i i improp i piopordolied mei spt-cllK in implied I a said he had bt en pic lured in some a as i MI; mphasis on air Itut Mexican Airliner Crashes; 17 Dead OAXACA ITFY.

Mexico A Mexujn airliner irashed in near a mountain 1 -lhursda. killing recvned here loda One passenxer- a i Aiieulii Martin- AupuUo base elcitttl lu IK i i.l putM's K' il.ns JKU I lit-re and thru i i i a'Huril l.uusj a i i 22 New Polio Cases in Illinois 'IT The Health Deiuriment Unlay reportwl 22 new Illinois brintfintf the total for the to 137 'Hie tot.il with 117 at this time 34 retried uur IIIK the il 4 Two u.irl«-u i i.ir price of one umie in Jim July and Ittfts It thev re aiul localK IIK- are excellent lor nn anil there's a the red loot '1 hex to he eaten i i ir ihree daxs of pun h.ise dost- ol fnu cooled lav.i troni Mt i i is a ture for indiue-tion in HO 1) he s.inl I he contrary i I rue He sail he is opposed tn "over- on power JUst as hi is upptisfd lo i inphdsK of jiu i i force i re depend i me on a reds its cap ihihtH-s ind impairs the nation a i a potential At Qu.intuo a where Wilson is attending a deli nsi- conference, the 4 crotarv loniinented on wax I don i i it's important Five, Including Family of Four, Killed in Auto rath Hew York Reporter Fired for Refusing to Answer Senate Group 1 NEW YORK The New York Daily News said today it has discharged David A Gordon, a i MMlJ 1 refused Wednesday TnlllTM to answer questions of the Senate other person were killed Thursday Intmia seetiritv subcommittee night in a tno-car collision near ComiminM activity. PALMYRA, Mo I Authorities identified the dead as Harry Colbert. 51, his wife, Mar. 34.

their son, James, 10. and an unidentified chikl, all of The fifth victim v.a* Vivian Es- telte Atchtson, Dallas, Tex Police said the Colbert car skid ded head-on into' the Atchison car April a. 1951. Thursday night's parade aim climaxed at Soldier Field, this time before Walter Guy, 64, Little Rock. Ark who Thursday was elected Imperial Potentate of the Shriners he is now a Communist or that he had been one for the past 12 years He cited the Fifth Amendment in refTr-intr to nnsvvrr questions about Communist activ The reporter a notified of his dismissal in a letter from Richard Clark, c-xc-cutr.

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