Weather Forecast Guide for Readers Occasional rain today and tonight. Mostly Page. Page. cloudy tomorrow. Colder tonight and to- Amusements .A-16 Obituary .A-l# morrow. Lowest tonight about 32, highest to- Comics _B-18-19 Radio _B-19 morrow near 45. (Full report on Page A-2.t Editorial A-8 Society, ClubsB-S Editorial Articles A-9 _A-12-13 Midnight-.49 8 a.m_51 11 a.m.59 Sports Finance A-15 i Where to Go_B-5 2 am_52 8 a.m.50 Noon_58 Lost and Found A-3 I Womans 4 am_51 10 am_59 1 p.m-58 Page-B-12 Late New York Markets, Page A-15. An Associated Press Newspaper City Home Delivery. Pally and Sunday. $1.20 a Month. When ft 8J /'VC’Vrrpcj ★★ UriiilO 97th Year. No. 16. Phone ST. 5000 WASHINGTON, D. C., MONDAY, JANUARY 17, 1949—THIRTY-SIX PAGES. Sundays, SI.30. Nirht Final Edition. S1.30 and fl.40 per Month China Rallies in Hopeless Effort Reds Go on Trial 4-Day Holiday To Defend Nanking; Troops Are Protesting Tight For inaugural Evacuated From Tientsin Port Police Cordon Voted by House

i Bill Goes to _ 300 Persons Parade Truman; Ticket Tax 300,000 Red Troops Confesses Treason In Street Outside; Exemption Poised for Entry Into Ex-Flyer Foster Is Absent Also Is Approved Yangtze River Valley On Stand, Receives 25 Years •y th# Associated Press BULLETIN NEW YORK. Jan. 17.—Trial of By a voice vote the House ECA CUTS OFF Wheat and Flour Martin Monti Pleads today passed and sent to the a dozen high Communist leaders! Exports to China. Page A-4 White House a Senate-ap- amid defense Guilty to Charges opened today conn-1 proved resolution making (Map on Page A-4.) In New York Court sel charges that a large police Thursday and Friday holidays •y th« Auociatad Sr»»« detail assigned to the trial was for Federal workers in the the entire Area. Ear- NANKING. Jan. 17.—The Chi- ly Associated Press |“a deliberate, purposeful effort ^GENERAL, 11 Metropolitan lier the House a vote of nese today massed NEW Jan. 17.—A 27- you INAUGURAL by government YORK, to poison the minds of the pro- hav'enT‘3 CONSTRUCTOR about on a 300- 199 to 49 passed and sent to 150,000 troops year-old former Air Force lieu- SEEN CO. spective jurors.” ANYTHING■ the Senate a resolution ex- mile front In what neutral mili- tenant pleaded guilty today to The accusation came after one oi empting from the Federal ad- tary observers describe as a hope- treason charges and was sen- ^sVET/^ the largest court in New missions tax all tickets to less effort to defend Nanking. tenced to 25 guards years’ imprison- fcJHN. affairs Communist armies with a total ment. York police history was stationed officially sponsored by the Committee. strength of more than 300.000 troops The exsoldier. Martin Monti, alsr, in and about the Federal court- AMD&aW •JMXSOii Inaugural not -1 are north of the was fined *10.000. He could have b^s already poised room to maintain order, week north- Inaugural visitors were Hwai River, 105 miles to the been sentenced to death on the The defendants are j Communist arriving by train, plane, bus and west. for a descent to the Yangtze charges. charged with working for the forcible auto as officials in River valley. The resident of Florissant, Mo., overthrow of the Government. today charge Meanwhile, it was learned au- was indicted last October 14 on of the jam-packed week of fes- Refuses to Remove Police. thoritatively that the Chinese navy charges he gave himself and his tivities hoped for good weather ! At the outset. Federal Judge last night evacuated the govern- plane up to the Germans in Italy Thursday, the big day. ment from ocean October 1944. and Mat Harold R Medina overruled a de- garrison Tangku, between 13. The Weather Bureau said the for the North China' com- 8 ! 1946. after AWOL in Kara- fense motion that city police be port going balmy week-end weather will dis- mercial center of Tientsin. chi. India. MARTIN MONTI. removed from the courthouse and appear by tomorrow. It stuck to its The indictment Monti vol- —Associated Press Photo. its vicinity. (The Chinese Communist radio alleged original intention of withholding * unteered his services to the Ger- After that the 400-man reported Red capture of Tangku. arguing an inauguration day prediction un- was released as a before Federal Judge Robert A. Inch was an the Tientsin, 27 miles west of Tangku. mans, prisoner detail atempt by prose- til 10 a m. tomorrow. of war and broadcast for the Nazis at the start of trial today. Several cution to intimidate the jury fell to the Reds Saturday. panel. Occasional rain was expected to- all available from Berlin as Martin Weithaupt. witnesses from Germany were pres- W. Crockett, jr„ Negro de- It was learned that George Truman day and tonight, with a low of 32 indictment ent to testify for the Government. from San Francisco, At Least 6 of 20 Die in Crash May Request craft were mustered to transport Subsequently. the fense attorney an Before the trial could get under the Tangku garrison and miscel- charges. Monti became officer said a "rough count” disclosed there CALENDAR OF EVENTS for In- wav, however. Monti offered to plead more in laneous units totalling about 35,000 in the S. S. Elite Guard. were police than spectators Of American B-29 in Scotland 8-Billion Tax augural Week. Page A-4 troops beyond Taku Bar and out of After the Nazi capitulation, it was guilty. the square outside the courthouse. Payroll Inch said he could not ac- Red artillery range. charged. Monti made his way to Judge "An armed mob operating in uni- THOUSANDS VIEW FREEDOM and the American 5th cept the plea unless the defendant form under of the law is Conflict on Casualties TRAIN here for the Troops Await Larger Ship. Italy joined authority Reports Among festivities. Army. made a confession of his guilt in there to intimidate us,” he said. To Increase Page B-l The troops were reported aboard to United States Security Some 150 talesmen had been called (See MONTI. Page A-3.i As he spoke, an estimated 300 men Airmen Returning Home small craft awaiting larger ships HOTELS ATTACKED for and women began parading outside Free Medical Care Would Raising which will take them to Nationalist ly th« Associated Pres* crewmen and nine ground force the Federal Building. They carried Rates in House Speech. Page A-4 ports of the South. men and their baggage. Two ships in no placards as they paced slowly LOCHGOILHEAD, Scotland. Be Included Early Earlier. Nationalist evacuation of Dr. Bunche Launches Police Force Set took off together for Iceland, on PRESIDENT TRUMAN—NATUR- Up to and fro. Police made no attempt Jan. 17.—An American Pengpu was officially announced. Super the first leg of the journey home, Plea to ALLY—Will Have the Busiest io interfere with them. 20 American Congress The government's final abandon- Fortress carrying but one turned back because of bad Week. Page A-4 ment of Pengpu and evacuation of General Peace Drive By 3 Powers to Keep Only 11 Defendants Present. airmen home to the United weather. |y the Associated Press e--- towns on Pengpu's flanks have Only 11 of the 12 defendants were States crashed in desolate Suc- The British Press Association said The administration today was tonight, compared to last night's river yielded to the Reds necessary as the oft-delaved trial at least the bodies of six American flyers 47. Tomorrow will be cooler, with present coth Glen today, killing to be about toi areas. anchor of reported ready crossing Pengpu. .started. six of those aboard. were found beside the tw-isted and a high of about 45. the erstwhile Hwai River defense For All Middle East Disarmed for almost Germany Absent was William Z. Foster. Na- buined wreckage of the plane in ask Congress $8,000,- Housing Booth Set l'p. the In London. United States 3d Air line, has been outflanked by tional chairman of the Communist desolate Succoth Glen, hidden be- An which con- 000.000 in payroll taxes next year inaugural housing committee Reds for a month. But Other Arab States Permanent Staff of Division headquarters, tween Party, whose attorneys previously 3.000-foot peaks. booth was this in trols 90 Fortresses based in to finance a opened morning Nationalist headquarters were would not be Super Hugh Campbell, who accompanied vastly expanded Will Not Be Invited and Boards had indicated present of Union Station concourse, but it wras back to Chuhsien. 30 miles Inspectors England, confirmed the identity a rescue bod- pulled because of illness. party, said, "Mutilated social security program that 11 a.m. before the first customer crashed northwest of Nanking, as early as the ship. ies were strewn among the wreckage To Talks at Rhodes To Take Over Duties Judge Medina also denied a mo- would include Government pay- appeared. He was William Kappack December 17. have been A said he had no de- on the hillside, and we searched Troops tion by Harry M. Saeher, another spokesman of Jersey City, who had come with since. The movement has the on the number about to see if there sur- ment of doctor bills. following ly th« Associated Press ly Associated Pres* defense attorney, seeking another tailed information were any his wife to see the inauguration. He been marked by occasional Red of casualties but said rescuers have vivors, but found none.” be more than double RHODES. Jan. 17.—A United BERLIN, Jan. 17.—Creation of 90-day postponement. | This would was told about a room in a private raids on the 70-mile stretch of rail finding six bodies. Mr. Campbell told the Association the now collected an- for came Dr. After a roll call of the defendants. reported $3,250,000,000 house $3 each. Next Nations spokesman says a force conflicted. was when between Chuhsien and Pengpu. permanent security police United States Attorney John F. X. Reports on casualties the wreckage still burning nually for the present limited cov- James E. Fisher of Bristol, Va., just Ralph Bunche has launched a a rescue said he and two others reached the scene. in- Peace Settlements Urged. to see that Germany remains McGohev moved to proceed with the Two members of party erage for old age and survivors back from a military government offensive in the were found, another It took rescue workers two hours to com- Realization of the government s general peace conspiracy indictment against the no survivors surance and for unemployment job in Korea. Despite the reported disarmed was announced today were car- reach the wrecked tweak military position is spurring Middle East. 11 defendants present. said some injured being plane. pensation. sellout of hotel rooms the housing United Great Brit- ried down on stretchers. Duncan McLachlin, a forester who President Truman is bureau found him one. active appeals by the general pub- The spokesman for the acting by the States, Trial Put Off in November. proposing The crashed was from the joined the rescue parties, told a and insurance, and lic and official bodies for govern- U. N. mediator added, however, that ain and France. plane health disability I Two friends from Milton, Pa., The trial was postponed last No- which has been officer at Dunoon that some liberalization of ment action to make a peace settle- Arab states will not be Invited 301st Bomb Group, police expansion and Paul R. Stokes and Paul E. Rokus, other The force, called a mili- was suf- tripower vember because Foster. 67, in Britain for a three-month tour of the persons were injured ana old benefits and unem- turned to find accom- ment with the Communists. to take part in talks now progressing present age , up housing tary security board, is designed fering a heart ailment. of based at Scampton, Lin- were being brought to a hospital modations after about the < a dele- here between Israelis and duty, ployment compensations. reading In North China, peace Egyptians. He and his 11 co-defendants are home field after carried 2 miles down to to take over the demilitarization colnshire. The group's being The administration is expected booth jn The Sta&*» The four women gation prepared to leave Peiping Dr. Walter head of the to Eytan, charged with conspiracy organize is Hill Field. Salina. Kans. the mountain to the only road ask for a 6 cent social security at the booth soon found them A cease-fire talks with functions of the Allied Smoky per today for Irraeli said in inoperative overthrow of the 11 in the area. delegation j^mter- a party advocating The Super Fort was carrying crossing tax—probably 3 per cent to be col- room from among the thousands tne Reds amid indications of a an which the Rus- view today that Israel Control Council, Government by force and violence. lected from that part of an em- volunteered by Washington house- climax approaching at that be- the armistice throughout the^Kiddle sians wrecked by withdrawal. The defendants—who compose ployed person's pay up to $4,800 wives. The two visitors plan to sieged ancient capital. but does not want other Board of the Communist East, any It of inspectors and en- National Court Sets Aside Will this would make the maximum pay- stay until Friday. North China to in the c^kist* a maximum Speed (The Arab states Congress a government's join Rhodejj which will see to Party—face possible High envelope tax $144 against present- At the booth were Mrs. Catherine commander, Gen. Fu Tso-yi. pro- ■ nl^febfcards of 10 in and a similar talks. ;t oBrihany does not rearm in penalty years prison top of $30 >, and probably Kayser, Miss Dorothy Biddick, Mrs. vided the with trans- i A reliable source in Tel Aviv® fine if convicted. They were delegation lilitary, industrial or scien- $10,000 3 per cent from employers’ payrolls. Marion McBride and Mrs. Artie B. and an escort to the said Israel, which has been dis- indicted a Federal grand jury Order to Cancel Bund Rent Control Action, * portation | >lds. by Tax Due to Increase Again. Fitzgerald. Fus own with 20 a inves- Nationalist perimeter. cussing armistice talks board’s creation was ordered last July during lengthy When the health insurance pro- Full Influx Awaited. in Peiping conceded Lebanon, as well as now of alleged subversive acivi- will newspaper Egypt, by The six-nation London confer- tigation gram gets in full swing, the tax The full tide of the expected 250,- that the Reds are victorious in similar talks with ties and Communist espionage. All Predicts has begun ence, and its details worked out by Leader's Citizenship Barkley become higher—a determination has 000 to 500,000 visitors had not yet North China.) are free in $5,000 bail each. Trans-Jordan.i the three military governors. The not been made, but maybe around begun today although some airlines of China's legislative Members Some Reached. six nations are the United States. The Defendants. 5-4 Decision Is Critical Leaders See Truman, 4 cent each against employe increased business. in Agreements per reported Yuan and the National Assembly the Neth- officials The U. N. spokesman said last Britain, France, Belgium, The defendants, in addition to and employer. Union Station reported have again appealed fox- Of U. S. of Discuss Plans for now are 1 Nanking erlands and Luxembourg. ale: Handling Social security taxes no marked movement of visitors as efforts to obtain night the Israelis and Egyptians Foster, swift government the di- cent on that part of an em- yet and the same was true of the have reached agreement on one of An official summary of Eugene Dennis, general secretary Case Early Legislation per an “honorable peace.” and de- Klapprott's income up to $3,000. bus lines. The station added extra the most controversial points In rective creating the board of the American Communist Party. ployed person's Softer Terms Hoped For. on or a of $30 a year. The em- to take care current armistice fining its duties said in part: Benjamin J. Davis. jr„ Negro On there had not been Congress will speed action top phone operators today in offi- their negotiations. grounds worker's tax. Discussions are proceeding member of the New law? to ployer matches each of inquiries. The spokesman would not dis- "It will assume responsibility for Communist a fair trial, the Supreme Court a new' rent-control replace cial circles seeking a new approach Council. In addition the employer pays an About 50 special Pullmans were close the point on which the two a certain number of the activities of York City set aside a lower court the measure expiring March 31, to the Communists, with counter editor of the today A-5.) arriving on regular trains at Union sides had reached agreement. The the control council. Its role is two- John Gates, Daily the Ameri- Vice President-elect Barkley said (See TAXES, Page which are intended to judgment canceling Station with parties of inau- proposals chief in which agreement fold. It must first of all harmonize Worker, Communist newspaper. today which subjects can of Klap- today after he and other con- soften the Red terms—terms the Robert G. Thompson, New York citizenship August gural guests. Among them were cars is sought are the fate of and complete the legislative and leaders had conferred amount to virtual unconditional chairman. prott, one-time president of the gressional Labor bearing members of the families of Egyptian troops trapped in the regulatory work begun in the field State Communist Party Virginia Department surrender. the German-American Bund. with President Truman. President and Mrs. Truman and Faluja pocket, the withdrawal of of security. For this purpose it will John Williamson, party's The Kuomintang (governing The Control Act. which Station schedules listed the former Israeli forces from the Negeb and base its review on previously estab- labor secretary. Justice Black wrote the majority Export Fires Official as Central Political Council National education and other Disloyal as ‘Truman-Wallace family inaugu- party) a reduction in the armed lished laws and direc- Jack Stachel, in the 5-4 decision. He was expires February 28, any strength quadripartite opinion th« Press no decision at its meeting • * ly Associated ral Wallace referring to Mrs. reached of both sides in Palestine. tives. • The inspectors of the director. sharply critical of the handling of measures w’hich have only limited, party,” morning, but most members National will attention. Va.. Jail. 17— Mrs. Truman's family 'she was Bess this He said a full meeting with both board will be empowered to make Henry Winston, organiz- s case, saying: life, also get early RICHMOND. a Klapprott than the defeated recommended an effort to get Senator said. Rose S. McMahon, State Labor De- Wallace) rather the Israeli and Egyptian delega- inspections of plants and establish- ing secretary. ‘■It is clear that for four and one- Barkley ceasefire before entering Potash, manager of the official, was dismissed on presidential candidate. agreement tions present would not be called ment. If the board deems it advis- Irving this was held The Kentuckian, now Senate ma- partment half years petitioner insub- A total of 50 trains is du« into active negotiations. is reached on these able make these CIO Furriers Joint Council. said that in the hour of "disloyalty and special until agreement they may inspec- in on charges that the Gov- jority leader, charges Illinois prison to co-op- tomorrow from all parts of the coun- issues. tions without notice to Gilbert Green of Chicago. No and a half with President Truman ordination and failure giving prior ernment was unable to sustain. 400 Pullmans on these State chairman of the party. erate with of the depart- try. Some the management of the can be drawn ex- his group "just talked over the leg- personnel Concessions by Jews. plant. other conclusion trains will be in railway yards "In the field of it will Carl Winter of Detroit, chairman islative situation." He said that ment, it was learned today. parked Woman A usually reliable source said the personnel that this long imprisonment accommodation* Preparing the State Council of cept Mrs. McMahon in a statement to to provide sleeping to release the prevent the resurgence of 'military of Michigan no schedule had been worked out Jews have agreed was wrongful.” an- for the visitors. the militaristic the party. for the various measures the press over the week end brigade at Faluja. Such organizations .and the court handling Taxi Egyptian Gus Hall of Cleveland, Ohio State In another decision nounced she had been dismissed i The Airport Transport Co. would not be taken spirit, in the field of industry it will advocated by the President, and For Work Ends Life action, however, ruled the Wisconsin Employment division of said traffic had not yet shown any ensure the of such chairman. that as a matter of fact committees Friday as director of the until armistice terms had implementation to viewed complete Relations Board lacks authority and children by State La- great increase but officials An Arlington woman today pre- he added. prohibitive and restrictive measures had not reported out anything. women been agreed on, conduct a collective bargaining elec- John Hopkins this as "a lull before the storm.” breakfast for her family, within certain industries as may be Mr. Barkley said he was not fa- bor Commissioner pared If true this would be a major tion of the La for work at the Veterans’! the among employes miliar with the advanced Hall, jr. She said the dismissal Inbound Flights Heavy. dressed concession on the of the Jews agreed upon by occupying pow- proposal part 61 Reich Crosse Telephone Corp. her to officials are for and then shot ers for reasons in the field Marriages last bv Senator Holland. Dem- came because of opposition Airport looking Administration her-1 Observers said it is likely virtually security night the heart. research it will make Justice Douglas delivered the ocrat, of Florida, that Congress get unscrupulous administrative prac- the arrival thus week of businessmen self fatally through all concessions here will have to be of scientific which upset a the have their own and Arlington Coronor W. C. Wel- sure that no activity is directed unanimous ruling all non-controversial issues out of tices" in department. who planes made by Israel. on Grace U. S. by the Wisconsin Supreme before with such Mr. Hail declined to comment | and also a number of owner- burn said the death of Mrs. said toward war objectives.” Banned by Army finding the way dealing pilots Dr. Bunche yesterday j the Ran- Court. as labor and civil her or to state grounds flown small Hensley. 41, of 1911 North The announcement said the By th* Associated Press measures rights. charges j planes. Lebanon has signified a willingness based her dismissal. district sales street, was a suicide. security board will report to the The basis of the high court's de- With Senator Barkley were Sen- on which he Herbert D. Ford, dolph to accept an armistice on conditions FRANKFURT, Germany, Jan, 17. di-! a com- ator Lucas of Illinois, who will Harris Hart, Sfat ? personnel A-4.) According to Arlington police, are with- military governors in the three cision was ilt the telephone “7See INAUGURAL, Page that all Israeli troops —The United States Army today the rea- J. 21, western zones. There will be sub- in interstate com- succeed him as majority leader; rector, disclosed, however, son, Clarence Hensley, jr., drawn from Lebanese soil. GIs to pany i-s engaged ranceled all permits for in- House Leader Mr. Hall on a' form heard a “noise” before 7 committees and three divi- merce. and *2) the telephone Rayburn and sons listed by shortly (A Tel Aviv said the special It was Speaker dispatch wed German frauleins. part Na- visited the White to the depart- o'clock and on investigation found four 15 sions—military, industrial and scien- dustry is one over which the McCormick. They forwarded personnel Israeli Army released of a new to halt thousands to Wed of program Board has inaugura- as official notification of Mrs. his mother at the foot of the base-1 it had been in- : tiflc. Inspectors will be attached tional Labor Relations House as Congress began ment Hayworth villages holding of such marriages in the occupation dismissal. Rija ment stairs. ! to each division for field work. consistently exercised jurisdiction. (See CONGRESS. Page A-5.» McMahon's side Lebanon.) zone. called his ■ father, Mr. Hensley voids all I Bunche Sends Emissary. The newest order pre- Divorced who was in front of the house When Aly Is Commenting on the peace offen- Harriman Returning I vious permissions for American- starting his car, and they found Pleads No Defense By the Associated Press sive, the U. N. spokesman said Con- PARIS. Jan. 17 Averell German marriages. Army officers Boy, 15, Aid Mrs. Hensley had been shot. r/P).—W. Children's Society Rejects stantine Stavropolous, legal adviser American ambassador- said "hundreds of GIs might be CANNES. France, Jan. IT—Rita A typist at the VA, she had been Harriman, to Dr. Bunche, had been sent as a to the nations affected by it. of 11 and Aly Khan announced suffering from severe headaches, at-large participating In Slaying Playmate, Hayworth special emissary to Beirut, Damascus the Army authorities said too many Gift From will be married as soon Dr. Welburn said. in European Recovery Program, By the Associated Press Clothing Argentina today they and Amman to follow' up the medi- United States last German girls have been getting all of which a few weeks as he is divorced from his present had lived at the Ran- left for the night 17.— The Children's Aid Society, Inc., Times, just The family married—thus into the JERSEY CITY, N. J.. Jan. funds and (See !by air. \ getting S.W.. announced today ago were soliciting gifts wife. dolph street address since about PALESTINE, Page^A^T.i their Fifteen-year-old Fred Smigelski to- 466 H street United States—without proving j the clothing given for those in need." Aly Khan received newspapermen September, 1947, according to neigh- | love. his from innocent it will not accept ! motive is simply unselfish day changed plea Mr. Merlo said he had not yet at his chateau near here and is a at to it the Eva Peron Foundation bors. Mr. Hensley guard the announced to no defense to a charge of murder by Yesterday Army 600 chil- received the letter and expressed handed them typewritten state- the Clarence, is a of an of Argentina to aid Pentagon. jr., Third in Hills restrictions forbidding marriage in in the slaying 11-year-old needy, it should be made and Miss Sought Icy | dren here. surprise that ments from himself Hay- at Franklin Uni- Boy student Benjamin Germanv enlisted soldiers playmate Em- by u^der A. Merlo, attache at the public before it reached the worth. versity and another son Herbert rank of in spe- Smigelski. one of the youngest Augustin the sergeant—except sur- bassy. The copy was read to him He said “I am going to marry Miss attends Washington Lee High AfterTwoAre Dead murder defendants in the State's Argentina Embassy, expressed cial cases. as I am free to Found,One at the society's decision and over the telephone. Hayworth as soon School, Arlington. tht Press now must file faces possible life imprison- prise ly Associated to hunt for his 8-year-old brother, Would-be husbands history, with interesting,” he remarked. do so.' said Mrs. shot The the death said he would have to discuss "Very Police Hensley Eston. an "intention to marry” at least ment. plea precludes declared she is m DAVIS. W. Va., Jan. 17.—Search- officials of the Embassy wlAt to do "But there is something wrong Miss Hayworth herself with a .38-caliber revolver. The three became lost while nine months before they are due to penalty. with the statement ers found the of a 7-year-old boys from when say they did not solicit full agreement body He himself as he re- with the gift sent Argentina. they walking from this mountain com- | leave Germany, In all GI marriages, composed the son of the fabulously boy, missing with two others since earlier The Rev. Ralph Vawters. who a contribution.” made by the Carr about 5 new rules now a six- turned to the courtroom after Chinese in the hills munity to home, the provide The was to have been ! Aga Khan. Passage Opened last Tuesday wild, icy and stood before the bench conducts the aid society with his clothing wealthy __ miles away. month instead of the previous three- hysterics 4 o'clock has recovered from near and continued looking for Vawters. said: “This delivered to the society at Miss Hayworth ECA here, between the with head bowed and shoulders wife. Mrs. Fay the seclusion After 100 Years found Helmick hud- month waiting period Mr. Merlo said that an attack of grippe in By his brother today. Searchers has been a mixup all the way this afternoon. time the application is filed and the slumped. will be done now villa here, his secretary, By the Associated Press Their 16-year-old companion was dled under the thick bush about 3 ; a decision cn what of Aly's i1 Sentencing was set for January 28. through.” a from here. He was half- ceremony. may necessitate Mario Magliano. reported. Jan. 17.—Elliot found yesterday, huddled under miles of a letter Ben Lindas, with the clothing CANTON, China, A copy by been waiting for nun laurel bush, and is in critical con- conscious. When asked where the addressed in touch with the founda- •I have only Passage today was open to shipping i attorney for the society, getting him," said Miss were, he in The foundation to be free to marry in low tide for the first time in 100 dition at a hospital at Elkins, W. Va. two Carr boys gestured i to the Embassy, in which tion Argentina. Argentine Ar- red-haired Hollywood Members of John Helmick's toward the mountain and the is headed by the wife of the Hayworth, years. family weakly Mr. Lindas said he had advised Orson there.’’ Editions President. star and ex-wife of Producer The passage, part of the Pearl said physicians told them they prob- muttered, “Up Inaugural not to accept the clothing, gentine E. who has society from the Argentin- Welles. was would have to his Sheriff D. Croston, 19. 20, and 21, The letter The donation River bed near Canton, blocked ably amputate The Star's .three inaugural issues, January was sent to The Star. j in his statement, com- feet had been a search ian foundation caused considerable! The prince, the Chinese a century ago to frozen because gangrene conducting systematic as in by will be available for mailing souvenirs. said, part: some about the “uninformed and He also has since the children were reported the furore embarrassment in govern-: plained keep the British Navy away from developed. pneumonia. 20 “However, because of and vicious reports said tracks of the other two The Special Inauguration Day Edition on January mental and charitable circles. It often scurrilous the city. It was cleared by the The body of 7-year-old Robert missing, because of your kind offei domestic af- with aroused that there was no in the about his were found in the but will include a full-sized Colorgravure Section had in was out press Economic Co-operation Administra- Carr was discovered on an aban- vicinity, they 12-page and because this organization pointed and intermittent and hard Truman and Vice need for outside help in caring for fairs. and with ceremonies doned lumber camp railway about were dim cover pictures in full color of President solicited this gracious m tion opened no manner children, but. The prince received the press a 3 miles from the where Hel- to follow. It also will include full news and advised them not to the country's needy yesterday. spot President-elect Barkley. gift, I have was white and green rain when the at the same time, apprehension spacious yellow, Henry T. Samson. ECA director mick was located. A cold falling boys of the ceremonies and this clothing. the sea. He was picture coverage parade. accept over whether Argentina salon overlooking of The searchers said he left here later changed to heavy fog news- the clothes be expressed for South China, said dredging apparently now from a Star Carrier, nearest “I suggest-that a blue wool coat, a brighl Order mail copies would be offended if the were dresed in would continue, how- had died of exhaustion about two and snow. Since then the area has to the Salvation Army, the gift 4he passage blank on Page A-2, given * ehoker scarf about his neck. rain, and zero tem- stand or fill out the order printed the New York declined. ever. The is expected to hours before. had snow, sleet Community Chest or project be( I completed by June. Grim-faced volunteer* (continued peratures.