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The Weather Cloudy and Cooler Tonight and Tom o rrow VOLUME L M Full Associated Press Service Published Daily at 3:30 P. M. FIVE CENTS SARANAC LAKE, N. Y., THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1948 FIVE CENfrS One out o t i cam wffl be *T\ according to O f e I m u r a n e e - ^ who have not that age wffl fed' the world is aihiW ' PRUSSIANS U.S. PROTEST Federal Reserve Board Tightens Lending Funds £°w ley Told To ------------------- ‘Mind His Affairs’ In 19-Police Case NEW BANKING RULES TOUGHER ON BORROWERS By C H A R L E S M O L O N Y W A S H I N G T O N . S e p t. 9 «.T> — -m a y M ind it to u g h e r Talmadge Sweeps ToLeadinGeorgia GovernorElection -^ B y - C H A R E E S 'T T B A R R E T T - ^ept. 9 > TPi > - ; i n y e s t c rd da ay y' ’s to g e t m o n e y fro m th e b a n k s as th e re s u lt of a n e w F e d e r a l R e set ve b o a r d a c t io n aim e d a t c u t tin g d o w n on in f l a t i o n a r y len d in g . - ■- > At iest th e so. Y e s terday m a k e len d in g fu n d s s c a r c e . . th e y : b j l a m - a p p a r e m lan d s lid e ' th e m a n t l e h e w o r e illegally o r d e r e d th e i r m e m b e r b a n k s ae- * h , p u t a n o t h e r Y o u n g H e r m a n T a l m a d g e , A T L A N T A . S e p t. 9 ' . ? — ; i n y e s t e r s p r i- G e o rg ia m a d e re a d y to d a y to ' m a r y to r g o v e r n o r , set th e ita g e u s h e r in a seco n d g e n e r a t i o n of fo r a sp e c ia l leg i s l a t i v e sesssion “w h i t e su p r e m a c y \ ru l e u n d e r . to in s ta l l h im e a r l y in N o v e m b e r. p , , ; its p o t e n t , s c a ii e t- s u s p e n d e r e d H e c o u l d n ’t w a it ip r th e regui- t K b o l t ic i a i s n o p e ; T a lm a d g c p o litical d v n a s t v . I a r m e e ti n g in J a n u a r y to assu m e . m an e f f o r t to ! ju . | _ w i l h no q u e s tio n s th is tim e - , t h e 67 tu r b u l e n t d a y s e a r l y in 1 : V icto ry in th e p r i m a r y is th e : s a m e as ele c t i o n in D e m o c ratic j G e o rg ia. ' F o r th e tab a c c o - e h c w in g , 33- ’ y e a r-o ld la w y c r - f a r m e r - p o i u i c i a n . | t r i u m p h a n t in his first ca m p a ig n . | t h e sp e c ial sessio n w o u ld b r i n g ; l o n g -so u g h t re v e n g e o v e r ac t in g ; G o v e r n o r M. E. ih o m p s o n . ins : c h ie f o p p o n e n t y e s t e r d a y a n d his | fo e d u r i n g , a 21-m o n h s p o litical 'd r a m a th a t d r e w w o r ld a t t e n t i o n . . T h e firs t a c t o p e n e d w ith a i d e a t h sce n e in D e c e m b e r, 1946. E u g e n e T a lm a d g e , H e r m a n ’s ac- id - to n g u e d fa t h e r w h o s e m a g ic ; w k i t h ru r a l v o t e r s h a d ele c ted I h im g o v e r n o r fo u r tim e s , died be- i f o r e h is in a u g u a r a t i o n . In a d r a m a t i c p r e - d a w n session. ; t h e le g i s l a t u r e in Ja n u a r y -. 1947, ’■ e le c ted “ H u m m o n ’’ to s i t in his ; f a t h e r 's ch a i r . T h e n a r o s e schol- L a r J y M. E.' T h o m p s o n , w h o ab- \ an d o n e d an e d u c a t o r ’s c a r e e r to i e n t e r p o litics, to claim th e o ffice ' a ls o by su c c e s s io n fro m lieu ten - ru s s th e n a t i o n $1.900.000.000 in to re s e r v e v a i u t s - - w h e r e b o r r o w e r s ca n 't get at it. B u t th e o f f ic i a l s a r c not h i g h l y i o p t i m i s t i c . They said th e b a n k s , I fo r th e m o s t p a r t , can ra is e th o s e e x t r a re s e r v e fu n d s by sellin g g o v e r n m e n t bonds, lea v in g o t h e r ie n d a b le a s s e ts in t a c t . W h ile th e r e is no g u a r a n t e e th a t th e b a n k s w ill tig h t e n up on len d in g , o f f ic ials said th e y p r o b a b ly w ill do so a little, at le a F fo r p s y c h o lo g ical re a s o n s . i By in d u c in g b a n k s to len d less. : th e F R B h o p e d to p u t a a d m p e r ' o n b u y in g a n d th u s re li e v e so m e . o f th e u p w a r d p r e s s u r e s on pm ces. Its n e w actio n , u s i n g an ti- in- . fla t i o n a r y p o w e r v o ted by th e m o n t h ago. ra ise d th e a m o n u t o f m o n e y h a n k s m u s t h a v e in re- se r v e by an a d d i t i o n a l tw o p e r > cen t on c h e c k i n g ac c o u n ts a n d 1 is p e r c e n t on sav i n g d e p o s its. As a re s u lt : 1. N e w Y o r k an d C h icag o b a n k s m u s t k e e p as n o n - len d a b le r e serv e s 26 p e r cen t of th e i r ch e c k ing — o r d e m a n d - d e p o s its an d I f p e r ce n t of th e i r “sa v i n g s — o r tim e -d e p o s its, e f f e c t iv e S e p t em b e r 24. 2. B a n k s in o t h e r b ig cities m u s t k e e p 22 p e r ce n t o f th e i r ch e c k in g ac c o u n t d e p o s itis a n d 7 D p e r cen t o f th e i r tim e d e p o s its in re s e r v e , e f f e c t iv e S e p t e m b e r 24. 3. “C o u n try \ b a n k s m u s t m a i n ta i n as re s e r v e s 16 p e r ce n t of th t i r d e m a n d d e p o s its a n d 7H p e r ce n t of th e i r s a v i n g s ac c o u n ts d e po s its. e f f e c t iv e S e p t e m b e r 16. U n d e r th e n e w law th e re s e r v e b o a r d could h a v e m a d e thi By EDW IN SHANKE ! BERLIN, Sept. 9 (A P ) — The Russians told American ( authorities in Berlin today to mind their o w n business. They rejected an American protest against the invasion of American offices in city halj Monday fry Pmnrhn non trolled police who dragged off 19 western sector police. Answering the written protest by Col. Frank Howley, American commandant in Berlin, the Soviet Commander, Maj! Gen. Alexander Kctikov, told the Americans bluntly ‘\not to interfere in matters which don c concern them.” R E M O V E S B O D I E S F R O M P L A N E W R E C K S C E N E — T h e s e m e n . p a r t of a c r e w of 100 volu n teers, use Hrres to h o ist bodies fro m the w r e c k a g e of a N o r th w e s t A irlin e s plane w h ich crash e d into a ravin e on a M ississip p i R iv e r b lu f f n e a r W in o n a . M inn., killin g 37. T h e victim being rem o v ed is hidden behind trio n ce n t e r . ( fP W ireph o to ! ‘BIG 4’ URGED TO SPEED ITALIAN COLONIES ISSUE 3 AIRMEN DIE IN LEAP AS CHUTES FAIL TO H O D G E IN U. S. — L t . G e n . Jo h n R. H o d g e , fo r m e r co m m a n d e r of U .S . fo r c e s in K o r e a , re la x e s a f t e r a r r i v i n g at F a i r - field , C a li f ., by m i l ita r y tra n s port plane fro m H o n o lu lu . Gen. Hodge said th a t the R u s sia n s a r e “ h e lp in g a lot” in stre n g t h e n in g A m e r i c a ’s posi tion in K o r e a . H e w a s en route to C a r b o n v ille . III., to v isit his ill m o th e r . ( fP W i r e photo) ; E D M O N T O N . A lta, S e p t. 9 i . f i - T h r e e of five A m e r ic a n a i r m e n w h o bailed o u t of a U. S. A ir , F o r c e C-47 t r a n s p o r t p l a n e y e s t e r - ■fetey -died w h e n th e i r p a r a c h u t e s ; failed to open. T h r e e of th e o r i g i n a l eig h t- m a n c r e w -acre still a b o a r d w h e n th e 1 a n t- g o v e r n o r . -i p l a n e _ c r a s h e d in a field n c a r j H e r m a n ’s fo r c e s c h a n g e d locks | c ta s k lv ' i n - 49 m iles s o u t h e a s t of ! in th e c a p ita l by n i g h t to c a p t u r e ; L d m o n s to n . -th e g o v e r n o r ’s o ffice. A f t e r tw o ! P 'arj- u a s on a R ig h t fro m 'm o n t h s of tu m u l t a n d co n f u s io n 1 R o itie' 5(A ., to M in n e a p o lis w h e n i b e c a u s e th e s t a t e h a d tw o g o v - !; ^ d e v e lo p e d u n s p e c if ied tro u b le. ! e r n o r s , _ T a l m a d g e _ w a lk e d o u t j R ° y a l C a n a d i a n A ir F o r c e offici- i q u i e t l y w h e n th e G e o r g i a Sup- j a is s a ^d th e pilot. L t. B ro o k D u : r e m e c o u r t said T h o m p s o n sh o u ld | s e r v e as a c t in g g o v e r n o r pend- j in g an e l e c t i o n to fill th e re m a i n - [ in g tw o y e a r s o f th e e l d e r Tal- , m a d g e ’s te r m . i B u t h e p led g e d , “I ’il be b a c k ,” j a n d to d a y h e sh o u ted : “T h e v ic to r y is o u r s .” bell o f P h il a d e l p h i a , o r d e r e d five o f th e eig h t m e n a b o a r d to bail out. T h r e e w e r e k illed a n d th e o t h e r tw o in j u r e d , One serio u s ly . N o n e o f th e o t h e r o c c u p a n ts o f th e p l a n e w e r e id e n tified . D u b e ll, his co-pilot an d e n g i n e e r re m a i n e d in th e p lan e . Du- Danes Accuse Reds Of Flight Violations C O P E N H A G E N . D o n m a r / S e p t. 9 ' ' D a n ish N a v a l au th o r i t i e s said at leas: 50 R i f f ? ; : p l a n e s v i o l a t e d D a n ish te n it o r y today, in flig h t s o f f B o rn h o lm is lan d . in th e B a ltic, a n d one g ro u p flew low o v e r a D a n ish N a v y u r u t . T h c R u s s ia n flie r s crossed th ? te r r i t o r i a l b o r d e r , th e N a v a l a u th o r i t i e s said. ... . R u s s ia n fo r c e s occupied B o r n h o lm isla n d in th e s p r i n g of 1945 an d re m a i n e d a b o m 10 m o n ths. T h e w i t h d r a w a l ca m e in th - sp r i n g of 1946, a f t e r re p e a t e d D a n ish p r o t e s t s . MITCHUM AND 3 DEFENDANTS’IST COURT SESSION IN SAN BUILDING BLAZE . Sep; P A R IS . S e p t. 9 r P ' — R u s s ia p i o p o s e d to d a y th a t th e big fo u r fo r e ig n m in iste r s m e e t h e r e to m o r r o w to discuss th e fu t u r e of fo r m e r Ita l i a n coionies. T h e U n ited . S ta tes- B r i t a i n , a n d F r a n c e have accep ted tine cadi fa r th e m e e tin g . T h e ex a c t s t a r t i n g tim e h a s not been set. h o w e v e r. B r i t is h F o r e ig n S e c r e t a r y E r n e s t B e v in an d R u s s ia n F o r e i g n M in iste r V. M. M o lotov b o th co u ld re a c h P a r i s by a i r in tim e . S e c r e t a r y of S ta t e M a r s h a l l co u ld h a r d ly g e t h e r e in tim e , but he m ig h t dep u tize A m b a s s a d o r J e f f e r s o n C a f f e r y o r A m b a s s a d o r Lew is W . D o u g las o f L o n d o n to a c t u n til he a r r i v e s . T h o u g h F r a n c e is w i t h o u t a g o v e r n m e n t , R o b e r t S c h u rr.an still isactin g fo r e i g n m i n i s t e r an d h a d m o r e co u i d sit fo r th i s co u n t r v . th e r e w a s T h e u . S. S t a t e D e p a r t m e n t first d e c lare d th e R -ussian pro- 9 >.?! in c lu d in g w e r e in - : fire w h ich d o w n to w n 1 SA N D IEG O . T w e lv e fire m e n C h ief -G e o rge C o u rs; : j u r e d last n ig h t in a j S w e p t a fd u r - s f o r y ' b u ild in g . E i g h t e e n p e r s o n s , m o s t of th e m eld e rly , w e r e rescu e d fro m a ! h o tel on th e top flo o r of t h e s t r u c tu r e , but C h ie f C o u r s e r said th e r e w a s a p o s s ib ility o thoi's m ig h t [h a v e b e e n n a p p e d in th e flam e s . H e said th e h o tel | t h a n IS ro o m s an d 're a s o n to believ e th e r e w e r e oth- : e r lo d g r s th a n th o s e b r o u g h t p0 s a l a p r o p a g a n d a m a n e u v e r to : to s a f e t y d o w n fire lad d e r s . cap italize on re p o r t e d so lits I H o w e v e r . F r a n k H a r r i s o n , hot- a m o n g th e W e s te r n P o w e r s th e m - I el m a n a g e r , said h e w e n t to all s e ives o v e r th e colonies. B u t th e U. S. a c c e p ta n c e cam e y e s t e r d a y . ix o f k o v ’s le t t e r followed re- m c tion of F r e n c h p r o t e s t s which d e m a n d e d th e re le a s e of another 19 an t i - C o m m u n ist w e s t e r n sector p o ..ce w h o w e r e k i d n a p p e d by Soviet sec to r police a t d a w n W e d n e s d a y w h i l e tra v e l i n g in a Frerr- cn convoy u n d e r a R u s s ia n g u a r an t e e o f sa f e co n d u c t. T h e le t t e r To H o w ley w a s pub- l.-h e d p r o m i n e n t l y on th e fro n t p a g e of T a e g i ie h e R u n d s c h a u , o f ficial n e w s p a p e r o f th e R u s s ia n m . I D . y a d m i n i s t r a t i o n . T h e te x t or How le y ’s le t t e r o f p r o t e s t h a s n r y e t been re le a s e d . “It is sa i d ,” K o tifcov. wrote, th a t c e r t a i n A m e r ic a n m i l i t a r y p e r s o n s *in city h a ll t co n d u c ted th e m s e l v e s in d e c e n t l y an d in s te a d of h e l p i n g - icr~ re s t o r e o r d e r , s o u g h t to ta k e in s ti g a to r s of u n re s t in to th e i r p r o t e c t io n . “ I feei it is n e c e s s a r y to p o in t out th a t th is is n ’t an iso ic ted case o !_ su e h cond u c t bv A m e r i c a n m i li t a r y p e r s o n n e l. “As a re s u lt .\ K o tik o v said . “T re je c t m o s t v e h e m e n t l y Th e pro- *es* co n t a in e d in y o u r le t t e r as e n t i r e l y u n f o u n d e d . ' A ' th e sam e tim e I in s is t ‘h a t A m e r ic n .personnel in th e fu t u r e k e e p -o ru l e s of lo y a l b e h a v i o r an d do not in t e r f e r e in m a t t e r s w h ich d o n 't co n c e r n th e m . ” , T h e le t t e r , o n e o f th e sh a r p e s * in a Iona serie s of ex c h a n g e s b e tw e e n K o tik o v an d H o w ley. ig. Red Yaks Stunt-dive I Over U. S. 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T h e R u s s ia n s b r o k e n o re- B u t it a p p a r e n t l y w a n ts to k e e p g u l a t i o n s , b u t ex c i te d th e G e r- so m e a m m u n i t io n in re s e r v e m a n p o p u l a t i o n in th i s jitte r y w h i l e it w a it s to see w h a t de- ‘ fo u r - p o w e r city, v e lo p s fro m th i s sh o t at in f l a t i o n , j T h e m a n e u v e r s w e r e d u ly an- M a n y fin a n c e e x p e r t s h a v e ex- j n o u n c e d in ad v a n c e . j S L U N E W S K I I N G C O A C H p r e s s e d fe a r th a t o v e r d o in g anti-1 A bctut 12 R u s s ia n Y a k fig h t e r s C A N T O N , S e p t. 9 NT) — O tto in f l a t i o n a r y m e a s u r e s w o u ld ■ r o a r e d o v e r B e r l i n e a r l v in th e E u g e n S c h n e ib s , d i r e c t o r o f th e b r i n g a d e f l a t i o n a r y sw i n g th a t : d a y. L a t e r th e r e w e r e tw o m o r e - ■ . w o u ld be ev e n w o r s e . , g r o u p s , o n e o f fiv e p l a n e s a n d ■-------------------------------- one of n in e . T h e y flew o v e r th e \ r j * -rfc Z e h i e n d o r f d i s tr i c t , -an d A m e r i- andenberg Reserves can re s id e n t ia l sectio n , s t u t i n g , N a ti o n a l E l e c to r a l C o llege. T h e co v e red th e bodies o f th e th r e e s y s t e m k e e p s p o litic a l p o w e r in ; d e a d m e n a t H a v L a k e s . 25 m iles j u r y o n ' s o u t h e a s t of E d m o n t o n an d to o k “ n s p i r m g to p o s s e s s m a n j u a n . ' t h e q u a r t e t a p p e a r e d - L O S A N G E L E S , S e p t. 9 'T P 1 — It w a s a sh o r t first co u r t a p p e a r an c e fo r a c t o r Rober* M itch u m a n d th r e e co - d e f e n d a n ts on n a r cotics c h r r g e s . Ju s t lo n g e n o u g h fo r th e w a v y - h a i r e d lea d in g m m to s i g n a few a u t o g r a p h s , pick up ; i4Tm ^ri'-.Ha? be \ ‘ jMystery of Shrunken indicted by a county grand; Head in Car Cleared c h a r g e s of p o s s e s s in g an d i _________ _ . ro o m s tw ice to w a r n g u e s ts an d , b e lieved all escap e d . H e said he I h e a r d th r e e ra p id x p lo s io n s w h ile ; f lee in g th e bu ild in g , j C o u r s e r said it w o u ld be seve- ! r a l h o u r s b e f o r e an y o n e could en- ; t e r th e b u ild in g to check th c . room s . T h e blaze w a s b r o u g h t u n d e r co n tr o l e a r l y today? A m e r ic a n S k i s c h o o l a t L a k e P l a cid, to d a y w a s n a m e d co a c h of s k i i n g a t S t. L a w r e n c e u n i v e r sity . I S c h n e ib s su c c e e d s J a m e s W . Li- j th e m to E d m o n to n . O n e o f th e m e n in j u r e d in th e ju m p su f f e r e d b r o k e n b a c k an d w a s ta k e n to a h o s p i ta l a t C am - rose, A lta.. 45 m iles s o u t h e a s t of ■ p s terd'v I 0 L E A X - S e P r- 9 — R a >’- f h a i v v I m o n ci Colley? 21. w a s ab l e to ex- 151 p lain to d a y th e s h r u n k e n h e a d he Judjpiient on Seaway Wave’stAleiiace. GRAND RAPIDS, Mich., Sept. 9 LT) — Sen Vandenberg (R- Mich) today reserved his “final judgment” on the merits of im mediate development of St. Law rence River power. The Senator made public his correspondence with Lt. Gen. R. A. Wheeler, Chief of U. S. Rivers and Harbors Engineers, with re spect to the issue. The state of New York and the Province of Ontario both have proposed immediate development of St. Lawrence power, and Van denberg inquired how this would affect navigation features of the St. Lawrence Seaway project. fro m 25.000 to 30,000 feet. ‘a trainer. W E L D E R K I L L E D BUFFALO, Sept. 9 (T ) — Ken neth J. Kreitler, 36, an electric welder, was killed yesterday when he becamemntangled in his welding cable and was twisted around a revolving shaft at the National Aniline division of the Allied Chemical & Dye Corp. here. f W A R R E N N ; Y . T O U R S E P T . 25 BUFFALO, Sept. 9 LP)—Gov. Earl Warren of California w'ill campaign late this month in up state New York and New Eng land. The Republican vice presiden tial candidate will speak here Sept. 25, chairman Harry J. For- head of the Erie county GOP com mittee said yesterday- H A Y C H U T E F A L L F A T A L ATTICA, Sept. 9 I T ) — Theo- phil Odermatt, 70, of nearby Ben nington, died yesterday of injur ies suffered when heJell in a hay gjjute on his farm Tuesday night. T ruman WillOpen W est Campaign In Iowa Sept. 18th fo r a h e a r i n g on co r p u s . i . T h is w a s a m a r e to r m a U ty , j , a s t h o w e v e r . T h e i r d e m a n d to h a v e M e u r lc e -B a k e r . ^ , c h a r g e s n r e s e n t d a n d be re le a s e d h e r e . T h e o t h e r , re p o r t e d to be a n - had been m e t i w troveo eolonel .o f f e r e d onlv ^ ju ] ;y , n d l c t m m n So S u p e r i o r J u d g e T h o m a s L. A m b r o s e d isso lv e d th e . w r it s for M itch u m . a c t r e s s L ila L e e d s , d a n g e r V ickie E v a n s an d re a l e s t a t e n e v e r t h e l e s s . T h e fo r m e r colonies a r e L ibia, E r i t r e a an d S o m a lila n d , all in A f rica. B r i t a i n co n q u e r e d th e m d u r i n g th e w a r a n d still occupies th e m . A u n i t e d N a ti o n s in v e s t i g a t i o n sh o w e d th e in h a b i t a n t s d i s a g r e e a m o n g th e m s e l v e s en th e i r fu t u r e . T h e issu e w a s discussed h e a t edly by th e fo r e i g n m i n iste r s cou ncil h e r e tw o y e a r s ag o w ith o u t re s u lt . R u s s ia bid fo r a tru s t e e sh i p in L i b i a an d E r i t r e a b u t go: little c o n s i d e r a t i o n . T h e fo r e i g n m i n is t e r s d e c ided to allo w a y e a r fo r a d e c is io n a f t e r th e Ita l i a n p e a c e tre a t y w a s sig n e d . T h e ed th e tro lled m A men -;:led th e 1 fact th a t th e R u s s it n - r F i e e b r o k e in t o ‘he offices, b r u s h e d aside can liaiso n o f f icer, lies an d c a n e d o f f th e ho h a d so u g h t ~efuge soviet w e s te r n se c to r police h a d re f u g e af*er C o m m u n ist F r a to rs in v a d e d th e city ?2rg b a F e r i n g ra m s , w n tle troops a r m e d w ith to m m y - h is a u t o m o b i l e tru n k d e a d iin e e x p i r e s S e p t. 15 A i r F o r c e colonel, s u f f e r e d only- s p r a in e d an k le . W A L L S T R E E T N E W L O R K . S e p t. a n A r m y v e t e ra n , sa i d y e s t e r d a y h e b r o u g h t th e h e a d in a P a n a m a * ' s t o r e in ‘ T h e S to c k M a r k e t tu r n e d 1946, b e c a m e tire d of s h o w i n g it a t th e o p e n in g to d a y a n d le f t it in The c ^ - H e said . t r a d i n g . ! h e d id n o t believ e iBtAvns a h u man-^-head-; Seen Eased in Hawaii WASHINGTON. Sept. 9 <T) — President Truman said today his two-week western campaign tour will include San Francisco and Los Angeles. The Democratic nominee starts the tour with a speech at Dexter, la., Sept. 18. Mr. Truman told a news confer ence he plans also to speak in Denver, Colorado Springs, Pueblo and Glenvvood Springs fn Color ado, and at Salt Lake City? A speech in San Diego, Calif., is under consideration. Mr. Truman will leave Wash ington Sept. 17 ana'return about October 1. After the Dexter speech, the president will go to his hometown of Independence, Mo., to spend the night SeptemberJ 8 . He will leave there Sept. 20. His other Colorado appearances probably will be made the same day. Mr. Truman made it clear that his schedule is not complete in exact detail. Prior to his Dexter appearance, he plans a 6:00 a m. platform talk at Davenport, la., Sept. 18. Other campaign tours are still In the drafting stage. ‘NO T H A N K S ! ’ — That w a s the quick decision of Fra n k E. Blackwood (above), Sacram e n to, Calif., bank employe, w hen told he had inherited a barone tcy upon the death in England of a brother, S ir Henry Palm e r Tem p le Blackwood. (A» W ire photo) ^ H O N O L U L U , S e p t, 9 <T1 — All d a n g e r fro m a tid a l w a v e r e s u l ti n g fro m y e s t e r d a y 's so u t h P a c i f i c e a r t h q u a k e a p p e a r e d p a s se d to d a y . T h e s t r o n g sh o c k w a s re c o r d ed th r o u g h o u t th e U n ited S ta t e s a n d a p p a r e n t l y c e n t e r e d so m e 600 m iles e a s t o f S u v a , F i j i , on th e o c e a n flo o r. For a while the Hawaiian Is lands, which suffered from a quake caused tidal wave in 1946. feared another might be on its way. The tension was eased la ter when Pago Pago in Ameri can Samoa and Canton and Pal- -myra Islands near the equator re-) ported only slight ocehn swells! as a result of the temblor. 1 a g e n t R o b in F o r d . N e i t h e r M it ch u m n o r a n y of th e o t h e r d e f e n d a n t s m a d e a n y s t a t e m e n t d u r in g th e p r o c e e d i n g - . T h e y w e r e a g a i n set at lib e r ty on $ 1,000 b a il ea c h p e n d in g a r ra i g n m e n t o n th e in d i c t m e n t S e p t. 21. 4 P - 47 PLANES MISSINGA MANILA RIGHT In th e face of y e s t e r d a y 's m -e r a t e -decline? - s to c k s -- sold ' B a k e r sold th e c a r fb C o lley ! f r o m th e o p e n in g bell w ith losses th r e e w e e k s ag o . j m e a s u r e d in m a j o r fractio n s . Tradings ... 'Local Weather ,r B y KARL LOEFFLER \ (B a s e d o n in f o r m a t i o n d i r e c t fro m the U. S. W e a t h e r B u r e a u ) pa.gr. Kot:kt>v accused The A m e r ic a n s of p r o t e c t in g “ p r o v o c a t e u r s a n d b lac k g u a r d s .\ Howley? in a p e r sonal visit to K o tikov. h a d «aid tb e b lam e “re s ts upon th e R u s sians because th e G e r m a n police :r. th e Soviet sec to r o b e y o n l y T h e C o m m u n is* p ress in d i c a t e d th e r e w o u ld be no le t u p in t)j£ cam p a ig n to oust th e ele c t e d an t i - C tm m u r.ist ci*y g o v e r n m e n t . N o n e s D e u tsch lan d , m o u t h p ie c e e* c-m C o m m u n is t-ptrn Socialist\ _ - t v rar* v SED • d e c l a r e d “Ber- s* a nets no to re decis io n .” _ f *re ::;v g o v e r n m e n t a n d the m a - e r r v o: m e city a s s e m b l y con- - ^ esp o n s ib le p o licy , ^ „ -v, n Nation has no al- \ o ~ “ oldly to seize the T H I E V E S T R Y L U X U R Y KANSAS CITY— (7P> —Kansas City’ theives are the luxury-loving type. Police reported the follow ing articles stolen in more than a dozen different break-in on^ night. Two television sets, a care fully selected set of fishing tackle set of golf clubs, a cigarette lighter, 12 electric fans, a radio, _ . cartons of cigarettes and a cHeckered sport shirt. V O L C A N O R E - E R U P T S - * MANILA, Sept. 9 (7P> — An urgent radio appeal was broad cast tonight to all ships within call to remove the remaining 15,- 000 population from volcano-ra vaged Camiquin Island as a shower of deadly acidic ash spew ed from Mt. Hibokhibok. ^ When lightning strikes a tree, the heat generated often causes the sap to boil and evaporate. MANILA, Sept. 9 t.R) — Four P-47 fighter planes which took off from Clark Field Wednesday morning for routine?Ftrai were unaccounted for today? the 13th Air Force announced. At least sixteen planes were re ported in th flight which encoun tered bad weather off the north west coast of Luzon. AH except four were accounted for. the an nouncement said. The missing planes belong to the 18th fighter group. A search was ordered until all possibility of locating them is exhausted. It was unofficially* reported that five of the P45s had landed in Formosa, but there was no im mediate confirmation. P-47s are single engine Repub lic Thunderbolts normally carry ing only a pilot. T h e ad v a n c i n g ed g e o f cooler | progressing slow ly so u t h e a s t w a . a i r h a s b e e n m o v i n g v e r y s l o w l y . ; in a serie s o f ad v a n c in g an d Y e s te r d a y a f t e r n o o n a sm a ll w a v e , t r e a t i n g w a v e s , o f th e n e w a i r m a s s s t a r t e d to? ' I n S a r a n a c L a k e , this afterr.oo; m o v e o v e r th e Adirondacks an d . a n d to n i g h t w ill be p a r tl y cloud; a few sh o w e r s w e r e s t i r r e d up. an d co o ler w ith a few scat re re H o w e v e r , th e co la fr o n t re - j s h o w e r s an d th u n d e r s t o r m s . Low tre a t e d a g a i n a n d te m p e r a t u r e s j e s t te m p e r a t u r e to n i g h ; n e a r 5. re m a i n e d v e r y h i g h f& r - th e sea- j d e g r e e s . T o m o rro w p a r tl y cloud; w ith low e r : ive There is no scientific founda tion for the common belief that, if a snake is killed, its mate will I temperature in the 30’s in some son last Jiight. This morning the j and cooler cold front was given another push | humidity? forward by the large mass of { The follow ing cool air behind it. and by Bmigiht. Pljyeather condi; leading edge of the new air mass is again expected to pass over Saranac Lake. Somethin; like taking two steps forward and one backward. To give some idea of the extent of This new high pressure mass which will control our wea ther for the next few days, the 6:00 p.m. relative humidity 7O' forward boundary at present ex- 6:00 p.m. barometer, ins. 29.S6 tends from the St. Lawrence Val- steady ley southwestward through the prevailing wind south middle Mississippi Valley and into type of day partly; cloudy Texas. Remarks: light radiation fo: Southeast of this boundary the weather is mostly fair and warm. Along the boundary is a low pres sure trough where the advancing cooler air is stirring up scattered showers and thunderstorms. Nor thwest of the cold front the wea ther is fair and very cool with the appear and seek vengenee sections. { This v^tole pressure system is on the killer. su m m a r y for th e _’4 hour period ending at 6:00 p.m . last night: ^ max. temp. $5 min. temp. 35 average temp. 69 2:0 0 p.m. temp .1 SO 2:00 p.m. relative humidity 55G 6:00 p.m. temp. 6:0 0 p.m. relative humidity 6:00 p.m. barometer, ins. ■evolt against ed government a re s u m p t i o n of m e C o m m u n ist “fright cam- na.g r.\ as th e S o v iet blockade of B e rlin w e r.t in to its 7Sth day? M e m ? rule, th e Russians an nounced. to r th e seco n d d a y in a row th a t th e i r A ir Force would conduct m a n e u v e r s in the orri- aors used by A m e r ic a n and Bri tish p lan e s fiy i ^ g supplies, to A ided o f f ic e r s a t the Berlin air safety c e n t e r d e n ie d reports pub lished ab r o a d o f incrased Soviet activity m th e a i r corridors. They said “only a fe w ” Soviet planes w e re s i g h te d by air lift pilots an d d e c lare d “nothing unusual” o c c u rred in th e corridors. Tbe A m e r ic a n airlift yesterday set a new 24 hour Teord. bring- :ng in 3.319 tons of supplies in 439 flig h ts. The highest tonnage p rev io u s ly brought in in one day w a s 3.120 in 406 flights. prevailing wind type of day Remarks: 15 night Today’s reading-s Include: min. temp. 59 8 :0 0 a.m. temp. 63 8:00 a,m. relative humidity 95 10:00 a.m. temp. S T A N D I N G UP FO R R IG H T S WASHINGTON, Sept. 9 P r e s i d e n t Truman said today th« United States is standing up tap its rig h t s in. Berlin w h ile co n tin u in g efforts to settle d i f f e r e n t w i t h R u s s ia. . O P E N S N. Y. ’48 C A M P A I G N NEW YORK. Sept. » < * ) Henry A. Wallace 10:00 a.m. relative humidity $0H j open his New York 10:00 a.m. barometer, ins. 29.82 paign for the falling; rnd his manager ! oerso^s witt pay nr get Make your wants known; page Stadium to be»r fei .*mS» $ i r
