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Fair ond cooler Friday. Now Read fn More Thon 48,000 Homes In Northeost Iowa TO0 orcit, ptft 1. FIRST NEWS Mt WttXw WITH THE PRICE FIVE CENTS THIRTY PAGES ESTABLISHED 1854 WATERLOO, IOWA, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 1951. MAW in Acheson and Dulles Listen to Speech I mm mmrw t. At i Fight Way Out of Red Trap I-- LOOKS LJKELV Pretty Confederates Liked by Judges! CHINESE LED VOTES TO PUT If TANKS NIT YANKTROOPS Gromyko Sits on Sidelines as Various Nations Take Time for Speeches.

Escape by "Mad Dash" After 18 Hours of Battling Would Keep Employes of Red News Agency Tass Out of Galleries. Night Attack. U. S. Eiqhth Army Head Washington, D.

C. (UP) San Francisco, Cal. (UP) The fourth business session of the. Japanese, peace conference convened Thursday with Kremlin roadblocks cleared away and sights set on signing the treaty Saturday. The day's agenda called only for a continuation of speeches by spokesmen for the various nations represented.

The morning session heard from the small nations, including El Salvador, Norway, Haiti, Nic quarters, Korea (AP) An The standing committee of American unit was surround the congressional press galleries Thursday turned over ed by thousands of tank-supported Chinese Reds on the western front Thursday but to the justice and state de fought its way free after an partments charges that the Russian news agency Tass is "A propaganda and intelligence agency of the Soviet aragua, Egypt, Laos and Ceylon. 18-hour battle. American infantrymen and supporting airmen said they killed more than 400 of the 3,000 attacking Chinese. iTiilii i Bawt1 1" liiBiliiwii-riiiiiiiiiiiiii'iti'Hi i' ilivi i dfiMiii iiir mm mi tmmim iHm iii im am urn xu imimtmwrwmmmm The United States delegation held a pre-breakfast strategy San Francisco, Cal. John Foster Dulles, architect of the Japanese treaty, and U.

S. Secretary of ine commmee ot live correspondents voted unanimously to refuse priviliges of the galleries to any more employes of meeting behind closed doors. State Acheson, opposite each other in aisle seats, listen intently to an address by Hector David Castro, On the opposite end of the El Salvador's delegate to the peace conference and first speaker in Thursday's session. Dulles is intent Feel Worst Is Over. Secretary of State Dean Ache front North Korean Reds drove Tass until the charges made by sn making notes on the speech.

(AP Wirephoto.) the American Society of News son talked with his chief treaty U. S. marines back 400 yards on the northern edge of the Punch paper tditors (ASNE) are in vestigated. ASNE called on the commit Cops on 'So1 Chief Cets Results in "Stop Sign" Violations Davenport, la. (UP) I tee, which passes on admission to the galleries, to throw all Tass reporters out because they are "agents of a foreign government, not newspaper corre Hi advisers, experts on Soviet affairs and congressional members of the delegation.

It was believed they reviewed possible further moves by the Soviet bloc, although diplomats felt that the worst was over. Meanwhile, it was learned that Egypt and the Philippines were prepared to voice reservations on the Japanese pact. But Egypt and the Philippines expect to sign the treaty this weekend after putting on the record their objections to certain features. Policy Chief Lee Jurgens took Red Press in Bitter Attach on Steamroller at 'Frisco Moscow (UP) Moscow newspapers published Thursday a bitter attack on American "steamroller" tactics at the San Francisco peace treaty conference. A San Francisco dispatch of the official news agency Tass asserted that the American tactics causing serious disagreements between the United States and some other countries in the Japanese treaty conference.

The newspapers all devoted three columns to the Tass dispatch, asserting that the United States was imposing restrictive spondents." Asks Expulsion. Sen. Herbert O'Conor, (D- dastic action here Wednes I day to get his policemen to arrest persons failing to jl. mjim. nm i-iymiiiHMlfniiin ftlttintMHi Md) asked congress "to expel Tass men from the galleries and to crack down on reporters from Bowl, 20 miles north of the 38th parallel.

The leathernecks counterattacked ar.d regained the lost ground. Reds Use Russ-Type Tanks. Chinese attacking on the long quiet western front, seven miles north of parallel 38 were supported by eight tanks. One intelligence officer said '0 Russian-type tanks were seen in the area. The fight began Wednesday midnight and continued into Thursday night when the UN force fought, its way clear.

It took out its wounded on tanks and armored vehicles. At least eight Reds were taken prisoner. One allied officer said the abruDt attack by at least a regi stop at stop signs. At 2.30 p. m.

Wednesday Jurgens issued his order all stop sign violators to be arrested. other Communist countries in retaliation for the jailing of William N. Oatis, Associated Press reporter, on trumped up Atlantic City, N. A pair of pretty southern Confederates, Lu Long Ogburn (left), of Smithfiela, N. and Jeanne Moody, Cherokee, hold trophies won in preliminary contests here Wednesday night in the current Miss America pageant.

Miss Ogburn, competing as Miss North Carolina, took bathing suit honors, as you may have guessed. Miss Alabama, in the person of Miss Moody, won the talent trophy for her dramatic presentation. (AP Wirephoto.) By BARMAN W. NICHOLS Atlantic City, N. J.

(UP) Probably the most ner spy charges in Czechoslovakia. Marines Get O'Conor branded Tass as a "Russian propaganda agency which masquerades as a rules of procedure on the conference by means of "a voting machine." "Despite the state department's efforts to turn the conference in to a hollow formality, serious disagreements already have cropped up between the state department He returned to the police station at 6:10 p. m. and found police had arrested only one person. Jurgens said if the book was not filled with arrests by morning, he would cancel all days off for policemen for the next month.

The Egyptian government opposes provisions that would allow American troops to remain in Japan following ratification of the treaty. The Philippines will tell the conference of its desire for more reparations. Spectator's Role. As the morning session began 'news gathering' 3,600 Hike in October Call vous gal in America Thursday was Jeanne Moody, of Cher okee, Ala. ment of Reds might be tne De beginning of a new offensive.

Washington, D. C. (UP) An Eighth army spokesman shortly after 11 a. m. CST, neither The defense department and those countries which usually obey American orders," Tass said.

Tass quoted Ned Russell of the New York Herald Tribune staff at the conference as writing that the American draft of the treaty was extremely unpopular and that many delegations would like to discuss it but are not permitted to. Quoting an unspecified Ameri announced Thursday that the October draft call has been increased from 41,000 to 44,600 men. She is the Miss Alabama of the Miss America contest. And what happened to her Wednesday night? She won the preliminary judging in the talent division of the Miss America contest. And who was Miss America last year? Miss Alabama: That would be Yolande Betbeze, of Mobile.

Jeanne wowed a few thousand people by shaking the rafters with a terrific performance. Miss Alabama this time was no copy-cat. The former winner sang. Miss Moody did a dramatic ditty to pick up what you might call the lead in the run for the $50,000. He indicated he wanted to see 50 arrests.

By 10 p. m. Wednesday night the arrest book showed more than a score of entries for stop sign violations. Jurgens also ordered that each person arrested for any violation must post at least a $15 appearance bond. He said no one would be released on his own bond or because he knew a policeman in the future.

Poland nor Czechoslovakia had requested speaking time for Thursday. Russia's Andrei Gomyko used up his hour Wednesday and apparently was assigned to the role of little more than a spectator until all countries have been heard by Friday night. If Gromyko talks again, the He demanded that the "credentials and diplomatic passports" of its employes be revoked. Tass has four correspondents accredited to the congessional press galleries. One, Mikhail Federov, is a Russian here on a 'diplomatic passport.

The others Laurence Todd, Jean Montgomery and Eu-phemia K. Virden are American citizens. Americans Mistreated. The Washington committee of ASNE, in a letter to the congressional standing committee, said the ASNE decision to ask for rejection of Tass reporters "has been prompted by a long history of mistreatment of American correspondents in Russia and other Communist Of the men brought in through selective service during October, 36,000 will be assigned to the army and 8,600 to the marine corps. can newspaper, Tass said that the "unanimity" rule which prevailed conference will have to give its said it was too early to tell.

British Try to Help. Another officer suggested it was a Red attempt to clean UN troops out of the "Trans-Imjin" area 30 miles north of Seoul in preparation for a buildup for an ultimate major Communist offensive. The Reds attacked with two tank-supported forces. The British sent their Northumberland Fusiliers to try to reach the surrounded allies. They ran into heavy Red fire and were pulled back.

Allied planes pounded one attacking Red force fiercely. British 25-pounder guns took the second Red outfit under fire. Eyewitnesses said the final escape of the UN force was a "mad dash" by armored vehicles This time she did a condensed version of the radio script called "Sorry, Wrong Number." She did right well. This represents an increase of! at the organizing session of the 3,600 for the marine corps which! United Nations in San Francisco has been running short of vol- in 1945, which showed the unity unteers powers, was now ThP rtnnartmPnt said an in-1 "placed by a hostility rule with Reds Stop Mail Cars Going West approval by vote. The Kremlin representative shot his wad during initial sessions and found himself helpless to obstruct allied progress for the first time at a postwar international parley.

Gromyko's notice that he creased draft for the marine a nostuity atmosphere hanging I like a fog over San Francisco's Kansas Flood Threaf Eases Kansas City, Mo. (AP) A flood threat to metro- corps is necessary for the corps gave lo meet planned sirengm. (The rule The department also announced; Russia a veto.) Berlin (AP Russian! 'would not sign any Japanese There was no judging in the evening gown section, Wednesday night but in the swimming suit division, you have Miss North Carolina. That is Lu Long Ogburn, of Smithfield, N. C.

She had it and you can't floor a lot of professional judges. Weighing in at 134 pounds she had a lot of other things, including dress size 14, complexion fair and color of hair brown. zone Communists turned another screw Thursday in their BOARD OF TRADE RESUMES politan Kansas City's Red China DreDared the con. that 33,700 men will be drafted in November. Of this number, 29,000 will be assigned to the army, and to the marine corps.

harassment of Berlin life GRAIN TRADING SATURDAY trial districts eased Thurs-: ference for a Communist walk-Chicago Members of the; day as rains diminished and out. 71 i vtHeaithe rampaging Kansas river) From Secretary of State Dean Acheson on down, the American amendment providing for Satur- When the October and No The industrial areas remained; delegation was surprised that the "The remaining few American correspondents now permitted to reside in Russia are denied freedom of travel, are subject to police surveillance and their dispatches arl censored," the ASNE group said. O'Conor's resolution would subject reporters from Communist countries to the same restrictions "as to numbers, limitation of travel, as are line traffic with the west. They barred mail cars loaded with parcel post for the West German republic. This newest interference was disclosed while the western allied high commission met here on the alert, however, conference was far ahead of vember calls are filled draftees will have been railpd months.

Trading on the big under selective service since ui up They are still recovering from a July flood that caused an estimated $2,500,000,000 damage in Missouri and Thursday night, there will be some more of the same, in the matter of judging. One-third the girls the ones who sat it out in the bathing suit and other categories This includes 685,920 for the: army and 26,480 for the marines FOREIGN ROUNDUP The navy has not yet called for and foot troops. The Red attack precipitated a battle that lasted throughout Thursday in the low hills 25 miles northeast of Kaesong, site of disrupted truce talks. Planes Strafe Chinese. Hundreds of United Nations planes swarmed in to rocket, bomb, strafe and burn the Chinese.

At least two Russian-type tanks were knocked out. An Allied tank-infantry force fought through a hail of Red fire trying to relieve the encircled unit. At least one tank and two armored vehicles got through. They joined tanks already with the trapped outfit in carrying out the wounded. An Allied officer said the schedule.

Optimism Clouded. U. S. officials predicted the treaty would be signed Saturday by all nations except Russia, Poland, Czechoslovakia and, perhaps, Indonesia. This surprise and optimism was clouded, however, by pessimism over what the Soviets and their Communist allies may be rnokinff nn fnr retaliation placed upon United States news- draftees.

i i ii i i i Sth St. Bridge to Remain Dazk for Two Weeks Wednesday night, will vie Denina ine iron curidin- President Truman, spending a brief visit in his home state after attending the Japanese peace treaty conference in San Fran- Sees Chance Drugs May Be their rivals for a cup or maybe a scholarship or maybe a title of Miss America. If she gets a title she gets a i Cisco, planned to tour tne Pat Touchae said Thurs-1 harassed districts late Thursday. to debate what counter-measures could be taken against the Communist road tax which is squeezing highway traffic with the west. West Berlin postal authorities revealed the Communists had held up and sent back to Berlin more than 60 railroad mail cars carrying packages to West Ger tnat tne fiitn street Bridge! Armv engineers expressed: their rough treatment here.

$5,000 scholarship, a bunch of i i Used to Change Heredity: piuuouiy ji-nidiii uiuigmea -reasonable conlidence no new; mink and a new Nash automo Some exDerts believed Red least two weeks because flooding would occur but con bile. the wiring is in bad shape. Story on page 5. tinued around-tne-ciocK woric on dikes. Danny Morin Gets wmindpd reached UN lines at 6 many.

umer luium muuue. The weather bureau lowered "Believe It or Not" 21 Its rrest Drediction from 31 to Name in the Papers Portsmouth, N. H. (AP) New York (INS) Science in the future may produce drugs that can alter heredity and make it possible to control personalities. But in envisioning this possibilty, Dr.

C. E. K. Mecs. vice president in charge of research cf the Eastman Kodak added with a smile.

"I'm not sure that I wouldn't rather leave the personality of my descendants to nature rather than have it controlled by a slate personally board." Cedar Falls 23! 23 feet and the dikes are be- City in Brief 151 Heved capable of containing the -J Kansas river at that figure. Classified Advertising 24,25.26,27 1 Comics 29 Two majr Packin2 Plants Doctors at Portsmouth hospital The Communist custom guards who stopped these crs at Ma-rienborn, the Soviet checkpoint on the border with West Germany, claimed the cars were "incorrectly loaded." Meanwhile, the Communists guns, planes and tanks might launch a new offensive in Korea. While Gromyko made it clear that the Communist threesome at the conference would not sign the present Japanese treaty, Mexico, the Dominican Republic, Bolivia and Chile spoke for the treaty. El Salvador, Norway, Haiti, Nicaragua. Egypt, Laos, Ceylon, Pakistan, France and the Philippines were to notify the confer- p.

18 hours after the Reds' T-34 tank first opened up. Red fire slackened at nightfall. Then the UN unit began its fighting pullback toward its own lines. Allied planes provided air cover. say Danny Morin, 13, is one of the gamest youngsters they have Armour and Wilson- suspended ever seen.

Considine Column 29 operation. The Kansas City stock- A polio victim since he was confidently sneered at allied ut. wees was one oi me principal speakers eanesaiy Labor 16'yards placed an embargo on all at the diamond jubilee dinner of the American Chemical livestock shmments threats of reprisals for the road; an infant, Danny has undergone tax and vigorously defended the nve major operations. Addressinc 2.300 euests. Dr.

West of Kansas City, the Kan- TnrthpAit Inwa 7S toll. Wednesday surgeons removed lookine into the future of iduce cortisone and acth, produce KILLED ON GRAVEL ROAD. Mt. Ayr, la. (JP Kyle Webb, 15, was killed near Mt.

Ayr 'sas river spilled out over some Radio Programs hnH ence Thursday of their plans to right leg. ichemistry, forecast a day whenicheaply what industrial chemis- I Tl 1.. I. 1 I I Izan Teheran capital, oniy tequcsi nc nau crops may De growing on iry maices oniy in nuge lactones, sports 17, 18, 19 At Topeka. the state Premier Mo- he left his father for the oDer- nepan? instPaH nf larrf.

Whpn rhpmistrv discovers n' sign tne pact. Gromyko Had His Day. And some of these nations will Wednesday night when the carj he was driving went off a gravel: road and over an I jAnC3.e.S 1VI IV Ull). aiing room was: say, aaa, can; He said that science must cus- metnna. saia ur.

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speak for others. Dutch Mister. San Flic. Martin cigar. 12, udvertiwmeno Gromyko had his day V.

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