The Baytown Sun (Baytown, Tex.), Vol. 33, No. 123, Ed. 1 Monday, October 27, 1952 Page: 1 of 10
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FATHER - *“r *Uea " .lb
■■"J* rature. Low Monday
;**r tomod*™t« wind*
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lagtoum ^tttt
(My THE BAYT4WN SUN
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Tto IAYTOWM STOIY
WIS ORDERS MINERS BACK TO WORK
iftrW MCCARTHY'S RADIO^SPEECH^ pjwetaS
t&£&m*s&£§£ .smses
ed the populous northeast for votes president inspired the voters with m lls grea' „
Monday, and President Truman hope and enthusiasm to hear the ee'*rat1on Stevenson will be m weather pl*ne which flew in-
was off before dawn on a seven- RepuWieans tell it. Democrats Harlem Monday night, following t tVDhoen WilUMt-SlHtdav
■state Mid-West swing in the wind- called it a frowzy stunt and urged Eisenhower’s weekend appearance, w "tjrpnoon
up of the angnest campaign m Eisenhower to seek the origin of Mr. Truman was in Harlem be- morning With >15 men aboard
most voters’ memories. the Korean trouble either in the fcrte them. j,ao nnt been heard from
-odoction of jet hcnw-
* ^Boeing Aircraft
£srs
0S — Oniui
nnnulation cal- »™« memories. me zvorean trouwe eitner in me fate them. u»8
million Election day i* one -week from United Nations or Moscow. The campaigners now are back- “
P*** ,j Tuesday ' Both Republicans and Democrats See Polltfe* — Page Two)
Sen. Joseph R. McCarthy <R- _ *
tn-ftv Notre Dame W»,» may seize the headlihes from
"L^jjeis^ndsrae-Ad* all three of them Monday night
with hu ^rgion of “The Stevenson
i for president
j,t airliner bad-
i i„ cradi landing but
, aboard escape In-
Spots
1 Needed
JAKES, father of Coach
June* will undergo an
■rTT UHie-Duke hospital
^ ■sraing. The family l»
. Ja positive blood and
*—,—i.t. any help from
5So
with his version of ‘The Stevenson
Story.” <8:30 pm. cst ABC tele-
vision, Mutual radio networks, i “
The senator will speak from a
J50-a-plate Chicago banquet. An
independent committee raised $78.-
000 to, put McCarthy on the air. He
is speaking on his own, minus for-
mat party sponsorship
McCarthy said'his .
Fay Woolley Coled
In Lambert Inquiry
not been beard from
since and is believed lost at
sea, the Far East Air Force
announced Monday.'
An air-sea rescuse plane
flew to the center of the typhoon,
but found no trace of the plane. A
combined Air Force and Naval air
search was hampered by poor vis-
ibility.
HOUSTON, Oct tt-lT-M. L. Fay Woolley. Houston private de- ^ miljtary, transport Fred C.
maT^tv^DMttorshiD ’ ~ "f " tectlve and twice an unsuccessful, candidate for sheriff. Monday«wa» Ainsworth «U diverted from its
aasBSfsssaisssKSfWBaft
Swenson s personal campaign ««! to Mow Ken, to bita with a nitrogiveerine eharge for Sioaoc.
manager. Wilson Wyatt, told a Two others who have been called, though they were not beltrvrt
CBS television audience Sunday principles in the murder plot, are James l*e Baxter. S4, and Edward
night that McCarthy's speech plans Stewart ■ .. . . h
did not worry the Democrats Wv- Baxter allegedly waa hired by Constable J. W. Bul ”b
att Mid. however, that Republicans the Hoffman Diamond Cutting Co, an offense for which Baxter re-
, c_._j. should be anxious atxxit the public celved a four year sentence. * . . .
To Sp*OR , reaction to it. Lambert himself has been charged with attempted robber, ami
inNEST QUICK, retir Korea was emerging as the dom- burglary as the result of the Oet 4 hijacking attempt against De -
pastor now living in Hous- inant campaign issue in the wind- bert Roberts, a nightclub owner.
Speaker for th* Broth'
Strike Ended
After Talk
With Truman
Second Baptist church
“Sag Tuesday. A chill »up-
■j be served at 7 p n»- In the
Sipto. Dr Quick will speak
/to a*1
;Wovit
gOAfllS famous African
■ aide will he shown at
r at Lee college
z gsMorship of Trinity
* |gjld AdmK-ion is SS
■4 the color film
: to. been seen by 7S.OOS
, too been feature ea-
i la this section far
Marines Hurl Back 800 Chinese
Leathernecks Fight Hand-To-Hand With Reds
Dw Air Force said the *-39
carried sufficient equipment to
enable the crew to survive indefi-
nitely if they got safely out of the
typhoon area.
The typhoon, second tropical
storm to hit the Philippines in a
week, battered samar lslarfd with
lOO-mile-an-tour winds early Mon-
day. \'i -
First reports said some houses
were blown down in catbalogan,
the provincial capital. Strong gales
forced residents to abandon other
flimsy dwellings
The typhoon -halted all flights of ’
relief planes to southeastern Luzon
badly hit by typhoon Trix last
week But Philippine Air Lines al-
so cancelled all flights southward
from Manila.
. . —, - - ... . -■ fer— *•—*-—- *:""T ’ — ~*-e
DOO IS HERO — Brindle, a boxer puppv o&y IS wertnrMd-snug-
gles up to bis ndatseao, 11-year-aid Judy Joaea of' Detroit, after
driving away a man who invaded Judy’s hack yard to attack her.
> ( International >
BEF Chief To Attend
Oil Worker Meetings
The Baytown Employes Federa-
tion will be represented by BEF
President A. E: Oliphint at two
major union conventions this
week and next
Oliphint will leave Wednesday
WASHINGTON, Oct. 27 —.
(UP)— John L, Lewis Mon-
day told 350,000 United Mine
Workers to end tbeir nation-
“ soft coal strike “at
once.” "
The UMW president tele-
graphed union district lead-
ers that he is "urging each
member of our union to re-
turn to work at once” while the
government reviews the coal con-
tract wage decision.
The Wage Stabilization Board cut
40 cents from the SI 90 a day wage
increase Lewis negotiated with the
soft coal industry.
His telegraphed brder to the
striking miners followed President
_ Trurpan’s personal intervention into -
the situation
Lewis said an appeal he has fifed
in conjunction with soft coal in-
dustry- leaders to review the de-
cision by the wage board is pend-
ln* It will require a reasonable time
for review of attended facts and
the reaching of a decision," the
miner’s boss said.
‘ It is my opinion that our in-
dustry should be operating during
that period and that the best ini
terests of the mineworkers and the
public will thus be served.’’
Lewis asked the district leaders
to notify all the miners and re-
Oliphint will attend executive quest "'their fullest cooperaUoo.
board meetings Nov. 4 and 5 at ^ union’s district 1$, sa.d
Chicago. The regular convention he ha(J received a telegram from
sessions will be Nov. 8, 7, and 8. Lewis and was urging Illinois coal
On Nov. 8 he will attend a mmert to report back to work Mon-
meeting of the Oil Panel, compos- da^ewij. 4Ctioo WM prompted by
ed of leaders of independent oil j^r, Truman's personal tnterven-
workers’ uniona. Oliphint is see- Uon in the dispute, which WM
SEOUL, Korea Oct 27-UP- Some 3 000 CommunisU attacked An estimated 3W Tm^r^ept^^rvss tlw central Phil- ieleg^to^'tbe’o^iition
United States Marines, battling in a three-mile sector of the Marine yj**.^* ' ippines. Jeanne nearlyLWU ea Q^ncl|; Thf council j, composed workers’ unions. Oliphint is see- Uon m tne aispute, wmen w«»
the tradition of Jwo J.ma and ^ Sundiy mght and Monday, hit- flew 190 sorties °f °f ?WW 'CIO>- AFL reUry treasurer of the Oil Panel, touched off by the Wage SUbili-
JJL™in?°r*LJr Communists ting five advance positions and during the day in support of Allied expected to hit the cen- ‘nf*^‘"dfnt urtlon, of oil *nd The BEF president will report »y“ra*^?^
the Leather- stabbing a hole in the mam line infantrymen. Fifteen close support owiii™^ i„riudin» Masbate allied Indurtrles. ------on the two the full *1 W-a-day pay raise ne-
Hook
screaming Chinese
who tried to crack _
necks’ main line defenses
the on the
infantrymen. Fifteen close support ^ Phllippinw including Masbate
missions dropped bombs, napalm Rombloil and Mindoro Islands. A
rm Ctmons And ... . ._____
. _____ missions onwcu Romblon and Mindoro islands /
western front Advance positions named war- Timed^aT behmd-th^ general typhoon alert was ordered
Man Held In
,. Gels Lie Test
sriAKf ■»> *s jkWwTWS-
i Sr«S
■tors of the Knight* of -and ran them bock wilh grenades dayjjon. fighting the Ma ------- ----- -
the have been invited to aM, nflw mortart aiao were rioM hurled back the second at- gle lUrtne regiment." one officer
firing in very close at them " tempt at penetration **“
UXITIVE (ownril of
m Employe* Kedef*
: met si 8 p m. Monday
IT lawyer* lo go over
riMoce* in the BEF-
. wotrort far IML
■Haber* will vote an
: at » membership
, rf i pm. Tuesday In
Forest Fires Rage Through Midwest Area _ ^ „ u
Blankets Of Smoke And Haze Hang Over Three Stales ^T
* JTJ’SS XT'***ZZ"T, wm*~m
Wispy bUnkets of smoke and
^saze hung over much of Ohio. In-
diana
B^kfeuiT. prominent
■egro physician and nir-
I to the principal spook-
«8y.tt McNair at I p m
The rally, planned for
: kail. I* sponsored by
wv* Eisenhower-Ninon
Georg* Tniton. Don
tt of Baytown -nnd Mm ‘the EaM Harm Boy -------- — .
a of Highland* wttl at- SkosTl^trict waa an unqualified Texak Panhandle Monday from
burv'. Ind. threatening buildmas a report that the fire bad caused mnM to bla own horngand
and' burning off trees and brush, an expkamri m JtoJLrmy camp ^ ^ atout onr lnd a half mile.
A South Houston man who was
taken into custody by the Harris
urday In connection with a hit-
and-run accident near La. Porte.
' » lie-
VicUm of the accident «ti Tru-
man Wllaon of Red Bluff Road
near La Porte, He had left bla
mother * home on Spencer High-
way to walk the three and one-
half mile# to bla own
aTB.Taa.Tfi rar-w-- .SiSiS
ifJ,ykiSu5»".“ruScs: e4:" Mt""4
Scouts Go
To School
The firat junior leader training
Temperature
Drop Ahead
By UNITED PRESS *•'*•
Cooler weather moved Into the
Industrie* t0 the watobi^m^^the^ two the full ll.Kka-day i»y raiaa
gawpmember- rasra.%r*T
convention of the Confederated ~ T -
Uniona of America, an organiaa- ~
UOit corapoeed of independent
uniona.
—Hr will -be joined there by C.
E Matthews, a member of the
BEF executive council who will
Itatra Baytown, Sunday lor Cht-
’ e*fo. '
At-Denver Oliphint hope* tq act
up a clearing house for the ex-
change of job deKriptiona. rale
of pay and other job Informatlo
from all aver the country.
The program for the Coalitio ,
Chuncil meeting will Includ* e,
fort* to co-ordinate the- acUvitli
and aims of the participatin
union*, td encourage new grour
to participate, to provide for th
exchange of information and ti
on long-range program# for the
set up rdu rational program*.
Member groups will get togethi i
to improve oil workers’ wage*
and benefits, and wlU Ulk over
new approaches and method* in
bargaining
A. E. OIJPIHKT
the soft coal industry.
In a surprise mow. Mr. Tru-
man called Lewis and Harry M.
Moses, president of the BitUitttnoua
Coal Producers Association, to a
White House conference Sunday
night Also included in the meet-
ing were Economic Stabilizer
Roger L. Putnam. David Cole, di-
■ recu»r of the FedtfW MedUtko.
Service, and John R. StoelrMn,
presidential assistant and Mr. Tru-
man's specialist on labor problems.
At the conclusion of the nearly
half-hour long meeting. Mr. Tru-
man issued a statement saying he
had urged Lewi* “In the common
good" to "use Ms best efforts to
effect' at once a resumption, of
work in the mines,” -
’’Mr. Lewis ha* assured- me c#
hit cooperation.’’ toe President
fgfrf ' - " t
Both Lewis and Moaes declined
comment after the meeting except
to refer rt*orters to Mr Truman s
statement
The statement contained no flat
pledge that the miners would tje
ii
iJ
granted iheir full wage _
as the price for settling toe
- day-old- strike—fe-
Mr. Truman's stotaBienl.
■wtir.g and
appear OB
i&wrfrOBSwre
gsaaiwa*"
Root Burling were attended by to
inHS?wuu.. n. <-»
aw iwo-tnch aad tox- toadert training camp southern portmns ofJVxas Turn-
1 ka»» acrom the Spur * julr,ct basis in the Sam day. fomasters predicted. The
f-*ay on Miawuri. , Houston Area Ototott
a home* will be served Baldwin wa* in charge of tb>
[”***” ** th* *»: entire program Saturday and Sur
* fe allow for expected p r. Kelly wa* food chair*
fw*aY warned they may cover J, ^ £ *532*1Evidence.
two acre*‘-before norm. -However, he must have had Mr. irumans immirai. ~—-
A summer-long drouth and a tin- |on)p rp(aon for chopping both of w n a m m g »Ver contained two indications
der-dry them from bit car." be said 1C|l|/t |flA* T|if*ltS Ollt MUTClCr »«M»stlng portble adoption of tha
ed related firesfin America s ttm- the South Houston man wa* tr- ^IlIVlwKe I ill II• WtoMl iwi.WI WtoWPl position that the
SfSSs^r'i Man Charged In Ex-Wife’s Death
rSflHES -jsssr-^ --- “
there have been pelto^ with season- wgh, »bcn WU»n waa Injured *4* to^^ ^^!tand n'
alrtUtt. He waa struck about 10 p.m. ^nmnltotod twice mr- JJ^d fcrrett Md ft
twice
Mo»n.U Porte ttm* awto^l'^i
Ch* toadbra hMWwtow were
Jamre T Rhodes and Deltoa* A
Smith BUI Mathew, and Joe «•!;
ham. were In charge of Seoul
“sjss-h*-. n., .»2sS5s-Ji.ts 5£rSssSi? SgSffS fJrtaKJWg
crsvtt£Sag
and akies wdl Mnttmto r»«*r. ^ ^ U of OBtoj8l HoM Nfferiu from a fm- ^Sd .irti^toT * • *** wmtod mi a finger intocal-
imfuJvlTJZA 11.."-.*1”-• >«•— » r^SS-JKK,*A*=i
Ur* Mane L. Mnm ™ ^ .l.
mipers should be grapted otoy a
$1 SO-a-djv increase under stabili-
zation rules. .
Mr Triunan said Putnam •»-
sured the parties tost serious and
rjitoc Strike—Page Two)
ffeotmoBt
™ Oty Hah wa*
■to* lifted M.ofeg a*
tops*»w coal of
to from door and Car-
[Project director. **» **•“>
M^^TAnSd^Vearlks.
him
which alrcaov nave rxirncu
............... ... M£*ZSS21-Ttm
I Jet. IS when 02 inch of rain fell sUXe director of natural
*i Texarkana Since that date tor
stale has had no measurable rain- A Tw.vy gray haze hung over
fall, that i». 01 inch or more Dal- .jotheni West Virgmla where
las. where itnot regulations have W forest fires mere re
d!^ aTteTtoortaie*had IU Ust ‘tbe drouth tom fire menace was
measurable rainfall on Oct 7 TV jlmow Muonw.d» ui scope
Weather Bureau there measured Connecticut and Massachusetts
a* inch * , were hit bv serious fires over the
HI jfl£.T.ytsrs aaaaga
Youths Set
$10,000 Fire
•).. . - *'
PASADENA. Tex.. On C-UP-
TWo U-paar-oid youths
!2^satrs?s5! SfiassSSK
gr-afyass
the nickel plated revolver wtth himself as Btovenson
Horse Kicks
Little Girl
In Head
Seven-year-old Kathryn Aaa
Staaahea. daughter «f Mr. aad
Mr* Nomaa Mssikm af La
Porte wo* la fair ewultttoa at
Houataa's Meatartal Rwapital
Monday, after suffering from »
skull fracture and a rut on too
jb
WM j^-LTw rE pMMg th. mght With . low land a~ was . ^ ^ P»
^ jm^hy^.tosakmtosvmato- ^ ,,mma tos totyB ^
d Town
__________ Jim
Robert Bummgh*
■rasisasK Im she
toah* feato tafar, to
R Berry Saperrtooa a
Msg operation . .
■fire HjkSS off foe
**• private haataem
expectaC A N*«
w*bb prt •* crowded
SfQto that Webb
•toam am lato the
Neighbors Come To Aid Of Polio Victim
Bill Kubik's Bayfown Home Painfed In 5 Hours
araa*
cleared ahowt X pm toe
BO KaMh had a shtotag
"*«5*df Kublh's frimd* boaded
Nudists Violate Zoning Law
'Nature Garden'.Raided By Officers 1 SB?,* * SWATS
■ ‘ ruohed la Park Vtow hospital
^ -jssfufciSSSssSaS
The two admit'-r^aflar juesttaa- p^j to take sett* -Monday *umh>a»r. tor wear ptoaMcber. WtodSlW. were avail-
ing by Fire Chief E. C Bushforto to, operators of a rustic. sto« toe pstrsl CSfS dr>-.e UP ,w». m
that they lighted a radrood fuse ^ • Mr here where after sanyng psgt such roads*. gb
they found and held It against a ^ n^atbrn toiling m warning «gn* aa one sayiag choa
sumantog fen -to **• If It would Utr' aud. Nude farmers at wort In field aad
— -«* In* " _ • - ts ea _ j u ko —- adaw mrt ” n I
fireman. Sam On. ». was
---jane W smtou fightta* tos
blaze, which ttod up traffic along
LaPorto road tor about two hairs.
given ftm aid by to*
- -.....—— Oarpa
Pres»*» U. tort
Q(icmm
wportg toe Mas of s
MUsi Her
i kW...I
'Maniac' Gang Is On Prowl Again
XJt AtltoRTA, Ort
ssH- id
Man Is Beaten Up iy
Unknown AssMUnt
1 Mia. TWrisr. to-
na« at large was
at of tot §m»
i Is Alabama
towed to mar* la bla boa.*
Ac. weekend the “
■ton vtotta hit home ms--I
. former m-w. aa s msrtle taaA hwt #wlag the Yma C Otohe sms _
r«Sd —tar of toe Mhna week W a ceafiart ha the bm Ree n deatriptraa «f the
baadtt Hass. IS-year-old Ctotts Lw ptal be tmtswat. m----- — -
May HU police who raptured tom R#*J-,jng Kshth i
TrtT**toe^ to ^bared to to* ^ ttoMdta rwaatotlta Otoha had hi*
vttsn * i’xar **“
•orats alto a sene* of "L
---1 bring an toe
patrol cars dRih
sa toe >sh
— Rsissmc
pfTTSE® M - ■■■* ■*
maa coald sad art art we. to.toBj
-T He wna feaad by Ntghtwatoh-
Uken to the hospital la a
Paul U. Lee ambulaae.
Visit le Baytown Is
Nothing But Trouble
Alfred Mower, a poaater from
Rockdale is atiU trytag to *« hto
week-end via ling doae
He bought a car Bazar.
(tar to Baytown Buaday
Mi fir! friral aad Ms
He rod iota a
pnie* aad 1*4
jaiL
TW firrt Uh
aff Momey's i—
mag ckrirt hart,
pale, am
frtnvdh i
paw hto
im. Mania. Ralph Poowtt
■Bin n aad Bermaa T
to the
daOy part
•«i ^ 1.1
Boat Vd» am
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