Reds' POW List Fails Pentagon Identifies Trial Dale of Flyers 'Vapor Barrier' Boots To Disclose Fate of All But Two Names on By Court in Hungary Worn by Marines to 72 Captured Civilians Reds' Prisoner List Is Not Yet Disclosed By th* Associated Brass By John A. Giles By tho Associated Pros! MUNSAN, Korea. Dec. 22.—The Balk Korea Frostbite The Pentagon casualty branch VIENNA. Dec. 22.—Christian M. Communist list of Allied prisoners today had found some sort Ravndal, new American Minister By th« Asiociated Pre*» of failed to shed on the to any light identification for all but Budapest, said today Hungary ON 2 of the THE EASTERN FRONT, fate of 42 missionaries and has given no idea when four Amer- foreign 3,198 Americans listed the by ican airmen held there be Korea, Dec. 22.—The United States about 30 other civilians may captured Communists as prisoners in Korea. Marines tried. have been issued a in the Korean war. early No records were found here for The Communist government of “Mickey Mouse” boot which they The group includes one Catholic two names on the Red list, a Hungary notified Mr. Ravndal’s believe eliminates any chance of bishop, two monsignors, 21 priests, spokesman said today, and the Far Legation last night the flyers another East command in has been would face a Hungarian court on winter's epidemic of frost- seven nuns and six resident mis- Tokyo asked to check there. charges of violating Hungarian bitten feet. sionaries and four from the Of the territorial rights. The new rubber boots are so remainder, all but 25 Church of England of the next of American officials in Vienna novel that kin have been noti- one of the directions feared it might be months They were Americans, French, fied by telegram. Those, it was many for taking care of them is, “Use before the men English, Irish Belgian and Aus- explained, posed “special prob- are brought to ordinary tire-patching materials trial if the tralian. lems” of confused 'identities and Communists are deter- to repair punctures. This is a mined to use Among civilians missing are two in those cases the relatives have mental and physical must.” diplomats—one French and one been told of the problems by of- pressure to make the flyers Col. Chester R. Allen of Auburn- "confess.” British—and two newspapermen. ficers. When these discrepancies dale, Fla., 1st Marine Division Mr. Ravndal sup- Most of the other civilians were are cleared up the regular tele- arrived in Buda- said the ply officer, “vapor barrier” businessmen. It could not be grams will be dispatched and their pest Thursday night after being boots have proved "100 per cent learned here whether steps were names will be released. rushed from Washington to try effective” against frostbite since taken to obtain to speed the release of the being release of Most Names Are Army. flyers. he issued them in November. this with When he left Washington there group along military Of the over-all total on the Red of war. was some hope the matter One complaint has been noted. prisoners list—which officials from President might be settled without trial. These That is that they are hot and Military Prisoners Only. Truman on down have cautioned hopes were shattered when Soviet heavy. Discussions on prisoners in Pan- should be regarded With skepti- Foreign Minister Andrei Vishinsky Marines have dubbed them munjom truce talks thus far have cism until an actual count can bitterly assailed the as ‘‘Mickey Mouse” because of their been concerned only with military be made—142 are men of the flyers “spies and saboteurs” at the clod-hopper shape, like the car- prisoners. Navy, Air Force and Marines. United Nations in toon character’s feet. A United Nations spokesman de- Paris. The fact that the roster is com- Mr. Ravndal clined to comment on whether the said by telephone Employ New Principle. pletely unofficial as far as this question of civilian to Vienna today that legation offi- The vapor barrier principle—an prisoners Government is concerned has been would be raised. cials had failed so far to obtain entirely new approach to insula- HE LIKES IKE—Senator Duff, Republican, of Pennsylvania stressed time and time again. The There has been no indication permission to visit the four air- tion—assumes that the combat officially opens Washington headquarters for a committee seek- Reds have consistently refused from the Communists that men, wherever they may be held. man’s feet will get wet through ing the Republican presidential nomination for Gen. Eisen- they permission to inspect POW camps intended to release the mission- Mr. Ravndal said he had asked for sweating or in water. It hower. or check identities. The stepping —Star Staff Photo. prisoner an to see the Hun- ■■■.i.,. I, — — — aries and civilians. appointment keeps the feet warm in spite of » International Red Cross tradi- The missing diplomats are garian foreign minister to pre- this dampness, which the present tionally carries on this work but Vivian Holt. British sent his credentials. Army Shoepac does not. The va- Charge the Communists refuse their d’AfTaires in Korea, and "So far I have received no reply por barrier locks in body-gener- Duff Disputes Taft Hudson Granted Raise Jacques agents permission to carry out French and until I do, I have no official ated heat, and will warm to Perruche, Consul General this task. DOWNED AMERICAN FLYERS TO BE Hun- body TRIED—Budapest, status in Korea. four American here,” he declared. temperature any icy water getting In North Korea Camps. gary.—These flyers, forced down in Hungary by In the boot. Claims on Of 5% in Auto 2 Newsmen Held. Soviet a Opening Prices; The Communists also have said flyers month ago, will be brought to trial, the govern- Families of Airmen ment announced. Army experimenters say they The newspapermen are Maurice that all the POWs are in camps Top, left to right: Capt. Dave Henderson, and Grief-Stricken proved this in tests at tempera- Eisenhower HQ Here Other Increases Due Chanteloup, Agence French Press, in North Korea. However, movies Shawnee, Okla., Capt. John J. Swift, Glens Falls, N. Y. by News tures ranging as low as 20 de- and Michael Gigantes who wrote and pictures of them—distributed Bottom, left to right: T/Sergt. Jess a Duff, Spokane, Wash., By th« Associated Press grees below zero. J. A. Francis P. under the name of Philip Deane, j by the Reds—have carried the and Sergt. James A. Elam, Kingsland, Ark. —AP Wirephoto. The four American airmen held An By O'Leary By Douglas captions that were in Com- ■■ ■ are Army Quartermaster officer! was a corre- they ■■ by Hungary Capt. Dave Hen- Some Price increases of Gigantes special i i ■ the of the claims of Taft sup- nearly 5 per munist said Army began developing spondent for Inter-; China. Officials here have derson of Shawnee, Okla.; .C^pt. of “in cent on Hudson automobiles have photographer and testing the same bent in 1946 porters the bag” delegates no explanation for this. It is pos- John J. Swift of Glens Falls, N. Y.; been authorized by the Office of national News service and a and accepted it after an Alaska to the Republican convention were London sible that the prisoners were taken Additions to Sergt. James A. Elam of Kings- Price Stabilization, a step expected newspaper. Prisoner List tryout last spring. to that country to be paraded be- land. Ark., and Tech. Jess challenged by Senator Duff, Re- At the time were Sergt. to be followed by increases for they interned, fore the The "following list of Ameri- \ KENTUCKY. The Marines put in the first populace. A. Duff of Spokane, Wash. publican, of Pennsylvania as he other cars. neither had status of war corre-! cans, named by the Communist Corel. Leroy Sloan. London. contract, however, and got de- Pfc. Charles W. True. Corinth. At least two of the men—Swift formally opened Eisenhower head- OPS said the Hudson price in- spondent and consequently were as held in prisoner-of-war camps Corel. Kodrick Shelton. Twlla. livery first. This came after the and Duff—had been expected creases would mean the cars would not considered military prisoners. in was at the quarters here today. Korea, processed MICHIGAN. home for Christmas with their Army gave information on the War are cost from $90 to $145 more at correspondents accorded 2 Numbers Pentagon. It does not include Pfc. Dallas W Mossman. Flint. boots to the other services. Standing in front of a Operators families until their twin-engined large, on the if officer’s rank. retail, depending model, f names which have appeared C-47 Both Lost of MISSOURI. cargo plane was forced down Heavily. smiling portrait the general in the raises are passed on to the Frank Noel, Associated Press previously in The Star. Both the Pvt. Billy J. Keene. Selmore. in Hungary by Soviet fighter Army and the Marines5 a Shoreham Hotel the customers. The increases in There is no American suite, granted photographer captured by the! Guilty Baltimore way for planes November 19. suffered heavy losses to frostbite amount to 4.891 cent in the Communist last to know NEW YORK. Pennsylvania Senator told a press per December, was! By the Associated Press officials whether the list News will be last winter. j Sergt. Matthew J. Murphy. Binghamton they tried struck factory price. named on the Communist list as is accurate. The Marines alone conference he knows "of BALTIMORE, Dec. 22.—William their families like a blow in the reported some| The raise was granted under the a captain. NORTH CAROLINA. specific claims” of Taft face. The kinfolk—and the United S.655 non-battle casualties, many delegate Capehart amendment to the (Little Willie) Adams and Walter ARKANSAS. Sergt. Nathan O. Andrews, Bladenboro. price — of States State Department had them due to the cold, in thei strenth that are “not justified by control law. The amendment Rouse Lt. James L. Stone. Pine Bluff. pro- were convicted Thursday PENNSYLVANIA. hoped the men would be released retreat from the Changjin reser-! the facts.” vides for higher price ceilings to j by a Criminal Court jury of con- CALIFORNIA. Pfe. Herman L. Yoh. Reading. soon. voir to the Hungnam beachhead Sergt. John A Touey. j Senator cover certain cost increases be- Stock Prices Lt. Armando Arias. Los Angeles. Kingston. Duff was not able to Steady, to violate State The State Department waited last December. tween the outbreak of the Korean spiring numbers throw any more light on the big GEORGIA. PHILIPPINE ISLANDS. for official word of the Hungarian Lt. Col. Harry Robertson, an war and last 26. racket laws. question of when Gen. Eisenhower July Lt. Edward A. Melerdlercks. Augusta. Sergt Sefronio A Palacol. Ilocos Sur. note, delivered to the American 8th Army supply officer in Seoul, With Both colored defendants are Sergt. 1/c Ricardo V. Merilos, Manila. will make known his intentions. Kaiser-Frazer, Ford, Studebaker Trading Quiet 1st Lt Fred D. Soriano. Alcala Par.gasla- Legation in Budapest, before com- said the army has issued the free on $10,000 bail new HAWAII. nan. and General Motors have also th« pending Plans Trip to Paris. •y Auaciatcd Pr«, Pvt. Y Hilo menting. scarce boots to 7th Division com- trial moves. Sentences, which Robert Kolima. PUERTO RICO. asked higher prices, with Chrysler Sergt Tadasfcl Kaneko. North Konda. But the families of the four bat troops, also stationed on the He said he still plans to visit * NEW YORK. Dec. 22.—Stock could be to 10 in Pfc Sada:> L. Kawamoto. Puunene. Maul. Pvt. Serrano Sligio. Arecibo. still to be heard from. up years prison, men the Corpl. Masao Kawana Kaawa. Oahu Pvt. Thodoro Mcndez-Rivera Utado were quick to express their Eastern front, the coldest and general in Paris, but was market traders had their were deferred by Judge Pfc Apolonlo A. Salinas. Walalua. Oahu. Corel. Pedro Rivera-Perez. NaranUto not; Hudson must file new dollars today Joseph indignation and grief. highest on the Korean battle line, i ready to reveal the date of his! Sherbow. Sergt 1 c Joseph S. Tupa. Honolulu Sergt Gilbero Santinl-Melendez. Barran- and cents more on Christmas than on Pvt. George M quitas. eeiling schedules and minds Sayre. Kaneohe. Oahu. “A Low Blow* He said the Army now is taking trip. When he goes, he said, he! After the verdict was returned. Pfc. Harold Souza. Honolulu. Pfc. John J. Serra. Ponce. | wait five days before the author- Corel. Pedro R Eanturce. care business. Corpl. Klyoml Yonamine. Alca Oahu. Vazquez. “Oh. my God,” cried Mrs. Swift. of the 2nd Division and ex- plans to tell the general that, in! Judge Sherbow said the conviction Serat. 1/c Clarence Y. K. Young. Honolulu. ized price increases are effective. "This pects to have all combat traveling 20.000 miles around Prices seldom strayed as far as meant that Sergt. Clifford M. Sanpei. Honolulu. TENNESSEE. is certainly a low blow.” troops the General Motors filed Its numbers operators Sergt. Alberto Q. Verano. Eva Beach. Oahu. outfitted price a from the previous close, Sergt. 1/c Otis W. Thurman. Soring. She said she will try to have by midwinter. country since Congress adjourned, increase point who previously "have been able to application yesterday, Christmas as usual he found "glass roots sentiment” and many of the familiar issues hide behind an INDIANA. WISCONSIN. for their 5- The Mickey Mouse will replace asking raises of 4.41 per cent on iron curtain finally for him in all didn’t even appear on the tape have been Pvt. Roy L Thompson. Michlgan City. Capt- Ambrose H. Nugent. Merrill. year-old daughter Leslie and 3- the shoepac, a combination rub-; sections. Cadillacs, 4.48 per cent on Buicks, brought to justice.” A at all. The State month-old David because “you ber-leather boot generally dis-| reporter asked if the scandals 5.14 per cent on Chevrolets, 5.36 presented evidence in The volume came to an esti- don’t explain things like this to tributed last winter and this year. the administration are building per cent on Pontlacs and 6.01 which it said showed the "numbers Korea per mated 400,000 shares Again Applies a 5-year-old.” up strength for Senator Taft. compared syndicate” could have taken in Not Flown From United States. cent on Oldsmobiles. In dollars Koreans, Chinese, But Mrs. with 420,000 last week. more For Admission to U. N. James Duff, mother Senator Duff said he thinks and cents these would mean than $6.5 million a year. Col. Robertson said the Anny is price United the of the 31-year-old flight “the is Corp. helped pull up Other evidence was taken from By the Associated Press engineer some public getting well fed up increases ranging from about $60 flying of the new boots from volume figures by trading ip one on the plane, said, "We'll have professional politicians” and that on one model of a Chevrolet four-1 hearings of the Senate Crime In- Committed PARIS, Dec. 22.—The Republic the United States as fast as they block of 20,000 shares, off Ya at 4%, Atrocities, no Christmas.” there is a good now door sedan to about vestigating Committee. It was of Korea filed a new membership are manufactured. opportunity $103 on one She said at her home and it traded a few times after testified with in Spo- for a nominee who would not be Cadillac model. Adams admitted to the application today the United * The vapor barrier boot consists that at the same price. kane; encumbered by promises to Other requested Increases in- committee that he had a "take” Historian Nations. of a middle layer of "synthetic Stocks going higher included Army Says “Jess Is certainly no spy. He’s politicians. cluded : of $1,000 per day in the numbers M. M. Lee, the Korean Ambas- wool” between outer and inner Eastern Air Lines, Consolidated By the Associated Press a mechanic.” Although Senator Duff Insisted1 Fords. 5.39 per eent: Mercurys, racket before he quit in May of sador to London, handed the ap- waterproof rubber .surfaces. A Natural Gas, Allied Chemical, RICHMOND, Va., Dec. 22.—An In Shawnee, Okla., Capt. Hen- Gen. Eisenhower will have to 4.37 per cent; Lincolns, 8.33 1950. plications to Secretary-General half-inch-thick felt insole is sealed per American Tobacco. Bethlehem Army officer, back in his Rich- derson’s sister, Mrs. Jimmy Barn- decide when to speak out on his cent. Adams’ State income tax re- Trygve Lie. airtight into the sole, and one- Steel. Republic Steel, Studebaker mond home from Korea, said well, said her parents were “torn turns in which he $63,000 yes- Russia vetoed a inch political future, the inference was Studebaker Commanders, 8.67 reported previous ap- over half of wool fleece is sealed ( and Goodyear. terday the North Koreans were up” news of the impending clear that the Pennsylvanian be- per cent; Studebaker Champions, from "speculations,” were also plication by the republic, which into the upper part of the boot. Lower were Chrysler, United guilty of most of the battlefield trial. The captain’s father, D. H. lieves 60 days before the 7.8 per cent. admitted as evidence. was set up under United Nations This forms a vapor and heat lock July. States Rubber, Montgomery Ward, atrocities committed against Henderson declared: “I don’t see 1952, convention would not be too Kaiser-Frazer 28.48 auspices but never unified because around the foot. Henry J’s, Anaconda Copper, American Cyan- American servicemen. how they can be tried as spie6. late. per eent; Kaisers. 24.33 of Russian domination of North The vapor barrier prevents the per cent. amid, American Can, Santa After all, they were in uniform Fe, Mai. Roy E. Appleman, official Korea. Insulation from mois-i Coffee Served to Reporters. Union Pacific and Egypt Assails British and out orders.” absorbing Johns-Manville. Army historian assigned to write carrying ture from sweating or other causes. The local Eisenhower headquar- bonds were Corporate steady. a combat record of the war, told Fearful of Trial. Otherwise would even- ters. on the sixth floor of the State For absorption 102-Story Empire Arms Arrest Order a reporter that after the Chinese Shoreham Mrs. King Leo Elam, mother of tually ruin the boot's ability to Hotel, had all the trim- • th* By Associated Pres* “entered the war. there were 42 Minor Nazis Win Sergt. Elam, took a dim view of lock in body heat. This is why mings of a fully organized cam- Is lor Sold $51.5 Million CAIRO, Egypt, Dec. 22.—Egypt practically no atrocities on the her son’s chances with a Commu- the boot must be patched if paign. The general’s picture, Youth Is By th« Associated Prats Sentenced raised charges of “new aggression” battlefields.” nist court. “It would be some- punctured. showing him in civilian clothes, NEW YORK, Dec. 22.—1The against Britain today in castigat- Maj. Appleman said he knew Freedom From Prison thing different if he could get a hung in front of a backdrop of Empire State, the world’s tallest ing a new British order to troops “of only one or two instances fair trial,” she said at Kingsland, red, white and blue draperies. On For'49 ly the Associated Pres* building, formally was sold yester- Escape Slaying to consider hostile any Egyptian where the Chinese were guilty Ark. Personnel a table was a basket Diplomatic of "I Like of atrocities.” BONN, Germany, Dec. 22.— day for $51.5 million. Arthur Swann, 17. was civilian found carrying arms. The Elam family will go ahead Ike” buttons. Across the room yesterday British authorities released 42 Shuffled The The order to British troops in Do Not Abuse POWs. with its Christmas plans for the by Spain two news service tickers 102-story structure was sentenced to seven years In prison minor German war pounded! the canal zone criminals radio By the Associated Press out the built 20 years ago at a cost of was issued Thurs- "Tire Chinese,” he added, "train operator-sergeant’s 12-year- latest happenings around for the fatal shooting of a fellow from Werl Prison today. $52 million. day by Gen. Sir George Erskine. their troops not to mistreat old brother, Sidney. “We want to MADRID, Spain, Dec. 22.—Gen- the world. pris- Most of them fugitive from the District Train- The were former con- have a nice Christmas for eralissimo Francisco Franco’s cab- Attractive The directive said all Egyptians oners. Their troops are taught him,” secretaries had hot' purchasing syndicate is centration camp guards. The School. cought bearing arms would be to in alive. said Mrs. Elam. inet today announced a shuffle of coffee ready for the headed by Roger L. De- ing bring prisoners reporters Stevens, dealt group—believed to be the largest Spanish and troit A with by the British military “They want them for informa- diplomatic personnel when they arrived and news-reel real estate man. Associated Federal jury in Baltimore had ever released at one time—in- the of a new authorities instead of being turned tion.” naming foreign af- men had their apparatus set up to with him are Alfred R. Clancy, jr„ convicted him of manslaughter in cluded seven women. fairs also back to Egyptian civilian au- Maj. Appleman’s notes contain on undersecretary. record the opening ceremonies. of Detroit; Ben Togin of the slaying of Raymond Thorne, None of the former German Executive Free Bond Under the new thorities. !clues to the story of Maj. Gen. setup Emilio Senator Carlson, Republican, of Hollywood Beach, Fla., and Col. 16, also of Washington. general officers held at Werl— now Ambassador to Crown Acting Foreign Minister Ibra- William F. Dean, long-missing Navasques, Kansas has been designated to Henry of Chicago. Federal W. Calvin Ches- such as Field Marshals Erick von In Death of Bride Judge him commander of the 24th Freezing Argentina, becomes undersecre- manage the Farag Pasha termed the Brit- I Infantry Washington office, but The original owners included after passing sentence, Manstein and Albert Kesselring— By the Associated Press for tnut, ish commander's order a "new ag- Division now reported a prisoner tary foreign affairs, replacing Senator Duff explained that be- John J. Raskob, Alfred E. Smith placed the boy in the custody of was released. Conde Casa who last gression against this country’s sov- of war. JACKSON, Mich.. Dec. 22.—A Real, quit cause of the snow in the Midwest, and members of the Wilmington the United States Attorney Gen- A British spokesman said the to become Ambassador ereignty.” He said Egypt would Story Was Plausible. 44-year-old trucking firm execu- July to the Kansan had asked him to open (Del.) Du Pont family. eral to learn if the sentence will 42 were released because allow- “protest will all our energy.” tive was free on bond today to Belgium. the headquarters. A be served. The court was A native told a story of Gen. ances was made token check was handed over told for time they await examination Manuel Aznar, present Ambas- on the January 11 on Meanwhile, Democratic by Mr. Stevens to a there is no institution designed Dean’s life as a prisoner that Maj. spent in custody before the trial. representative a manslaughter charge in the sador to the Dominican Republic, side Senator Kefauver of Tennes- for terms the most One of the sellers. The real checks are imprisonment of mentally Gun Appeman pausibe member of the group was will get the Buenos Aires ambas- Too-Big Shoots Pair death by freezing of his young see. said he probably will decide in a bank handicapped committed of all' the stories he heard in Ko- handed over to German author- vault. Fees and com- persons bride in the driveway of their sadorship. His vacancy will be early in the new year whether to under criminal sentence. rea. Gen. Dean is said to have ities to serve a missions figuring in the sale re- Into Arena Roof Girders five-year sentence home. filled by Manuel Valdes, former make an active bid for his wandered more than a party's portedly totaled more than $1 Young Thorne was slain almost By the Associated Press month in previously imposed by a German | undersecretary of labor. nomination. Edward G. Spencer furnished presidential million. two after the hills around Taejon and to court for crimes against hu- years ago he and BELFAST, Northern Ireland, $5,000 bond following who lived in Dec. have been arrested after going to manity. yesterday, Swann, the 500 block 22.—Two “human rocket" issuance of the warrant in the of Cove a small village for food. The mass release leaves some street S.E., had fled the acrobats normally shot from a death his wife The Korean 160 of Loretta, 21. institution for the feeble- cannon a who told the story Germans, including 12 wom- The Weather Here and Over young into net, were catapulted Mrs. Spencer was found the said Gen. Dean was not mistreated still dying Nation minded near Laurel, Md. last into the roof en, serving war crimes sen- District of and 15-25 in east night girders Wednesday morning in 9-below Columbia—Sunny, degrees portions, i River Report. but was questioned constantly for tences passed by British military Swann returned alone the next of a Belfast arena. zero weather. Prosecutor windy and cold today; high near Tomorrow, cloudy and cold. (From U. courts. George S Engineers.) Juana a week. The general was being Some like Kesselring, 40 Fair and Potomac River muddy at Harpers Perry day and for several months tried Bersunces, 30, the female Campbell said Spencer admitted degrees today. colder Virginia—Faiar and cold to- and at in the home are life Great Falls; Shenandoah muddy at to member of kept of the Korean serving terms. low 25 in Harpers Ferry. convince school authorities he the act, fell uncon- he left his wife in the driveway, tonight; degrees city night; low 18-25 degrees in east who gave this account. knew to scious to the was and 15 degrees in suburbs. To- and 10-18 in Humidity. where "find a body." ground. She “too drunk” to walk, after an degrees west portion. (Readings at Washington Airport.) When they finally believed him, taken to a hospital with a broken evening of drinking together at morrow, cloudy and cold. Tomorrow, cloudy and cold. Yesterday— Pet. Today— Pet. Noon 82 4 he to a collar The 200,000 Textile Workers and colder to- Wind at a.m._ 45 led them densely wooded bone. male member, Worst Fire Since Blitz a tavern. Maryland—Fair 11:40 a.m., northeast 4 p.m.- 56 8 a.m.__ 46 ^ n.m.-74 10 spot on the of Fort Luis Raluy Thlerias, 40, bounded night; low 10-15 degrees in west at 16 miles per hour. a.m.__ 41 grounds Mrs. Spencer had filed suit for Midnight_60 back the To Meade, Md., where young from roof to the net and Kills 2 London Firemen Get Living Cost Raise separation last July, accusing her Record Temperatures This Tear. Thorne’s body was recovered. The was injured tho Associated Press Highest. 06. on June 2. only slightly. By By the Associated Press husband of giving her “a life of Lowest. 11. on February 8. youth had been slain with a shot- Circus officials said the cannon hell.” LONDON, Dec. 22.—Two fire- R. They had been married in High and Low of Laat 21 Hours. the two PROVIDENCE, I„ Dec. 22.— gun carried from the in- was too large for the low-roofed men and 19 others were May. Later she withdrew High, 61. at 3:50 p.m. perished Some 200,000 union textile work- the Low, 31, at 7:05 a.m. stitution arena. suit. last night in a warehouse ers are Tide Table*. (injured scheduled to get new pay five described as the worst since (Furnished by U S. Coaat and Geodetic increases January 1 as the result Survey.) the days of the London blitz. of a new Today. Tomorrow. peak announced in the a fire High- 1:43 a.m. 2:37 a.m. Allies Alert to Possible Raid Early today department Bureau of Labor Statistics cost- Airliner Crash Low. 8:35 a.m. 9:27 a.m. spokesman said the blaze had Reports High 2:20 p.m. 3:15 p.m. of-living index, union officials Low 9:21p.m. 10:18 p.m. finally been checked. said last Tha night. In California Prove False Sun and Moon. Reds in Korea on Christmas Some 300 firemen spent all night 7 _ Ris s. By Solomon Sets. Barkin, research di- tht Associated Press Sun, today _ By 7:24 4 49 ly the Auocioted Pre«» fighting the blaze, which broke out rector for the Sun. tomorrow_ 7:25 4:60 Allied forces are constantly alert. Textile Workers of Moon, today 12:47 a.m. 12:21pm. WITH in the Broad street railway freight NEWHALL, Calif., Dec. 22.— UNITED STATES 5th “Should mount a America (CIO) said the reported Automobile lights must ba turned on they great air one-half AIR depot and spread through two 189.3 Somebody reported that an air- hour after sunset. FORCE, Korea, Dec. 22.— strike on us,” he said, “it is pos- BLS index figure for No- warehouses. Cause of and Precipitation. Some airmen are speculating that sible that the blaze vember will give a 3-cent liner, trailing flames smoke, Monthly precipitation in lnchea In the retaliation would follow hourly (current was not determined. crashed in the Tehachapi Moun- Capital month to date): Communist bombers, escorted by in the form of attacks on bases pay boost to CIO workers in Month. 1951. Ava. Record. of tains north of here yesterday. It January 2.18 3.55 7.83 ’37 squadrons MIG-15s, may at- across the Yalu from where they woolen-worsted and dyeing and February 2.65 3.37 6.84 '84 tempt a massive raid— took a full-scale air search to March- 2.92 3.75 8.84 '91 surprise (the Red) would come. finishing plants covered by so- determine that “somebody” was April- 3.49 3.27 9.13 ’89 possibly Christmas morning. “Of course, you realize,” he called textron-type contracts. May .. 2.74 3.70 10.66 >89 wrong. June 6.34 4.13 10.94 ’00 They say that, from the Com- added quickly, "I am merely ex- A boost of 2 cents an hour will ;July 6.25 4.71 10.63 ’86 munist such a strike to The rumor apparently began August 1.76 4.01 14.41 *28 viewpoint, pressing my own opinion and am go cotton-rayon workers cov- ; when motorists saw 'September _ 2.67 3.24 17.45 ‘34 would have two ered so-called thought they October purposes: not speaking for the Air Force or by Pall River-New _ 1.07 2 84 8.81 *37 a plane diving in flames toward./ ■ November- 4.79 2.37 8.69 '89 1. Demonstrate that the Reds the policy makers.” Bedford-type contracts, he added. ■ December _ 4.42 3.32 7.66 ’01 8.000-foot Frazier Mountain near have air power should they choose The Communists have not at- _ the intersection of Los Angeles, to use it. , tempted any mass of Schumacher III bombing Reported Ventura and Kern Counties. 2. To add emphasis to Commu- Allied troops or lines. Star's supply BONN, Germany, Dec. 22 (yp).— Planes of the March Air Base Message Sought nist arguments at the Panmunjom Only a relative handful of Com- Dr. Kurt Schumacher, chairman and Los Angeles and Kern Coun- The world’s biggest radar re- truce talks that their war poten- munist bombers have appeared of Occasional snow is expected for tonight over the North Cen- Germany’s Social Democrat ties sheriff’s departments went flector is now being built in Hol- tial should be more highly re- in the air although it is known has tral States, the Columbia Plateau and the Central Party, been taken ill with a into the air. Ground posses were Mississippi land to pick up "broadcasts” spected and terms more favorable from that they have a formidable circulatory ailment and Is con- Valley. Showers are forecast for the western half of the North the called together to prepare for a heavens, The Hague reports. to the Reds approved. bomber force staged across the fined to his home Pacifio States. Temperatures will be colder over most of the here, his party trek up the mountain. But hours The Idea is based on the discov- Little credence is given such Yalu River. Hundreds of Rus- Eastern Seaboard as well as the Columbia Plateau. The rest of headquarters announced today. later the search planes had ery of a Dutch astronomer who hangar talk by Col. Harvey I. sian-built MIG-15 fighters have The the Nation will have little temperature frail, 56-year-old Schu- sighted no wreckage and no change. says the sun and stars send out Case, commander of the 8th been operating in far Northwest macher has only one arm and one planes, civilian or military, were —AP Wirephoto. short-wwe impulses. :j Wing. He said 'fy/Or/^nas Seals Fig^er-Bomber Kot f ^ound to be missing. j|