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** THE EVENING STAR Bolivia Handing Out jMocNider Leaves Hospital A-4 Washington. D. C. Assembly Hiroshima Is Divided On Leveling Atomic Dome 3. ROK Backs Brothers Terrorize Ohio City MONDAY. AUGUST 1933 the MASON CITY. Big Farms to Peasants By Associated Press ! at the center of the atom-blasted lowa. Aug. 3 By the Associated Frets l/P).—Gen. Hanford HIROSHIMA. Japan, Aug. 3. area. , MacNider. LA PAZ. Bolivia, Aug. 3. ißhee’s Insistence on In Drunken Shooting Spree A new storm swirls around the I The ruins were not rebuilt. ! 63. was released from a Mason Reds Dress Up City Bolivia's revolutionary govern- By *h» Associated Press muzzle of an ancient shotgun “atomic dome” as the eighth Now some Hiroshima residents City Hospital Saturday and taken ment nas launched the second MANSFIELD, Ohio, Aug. 3. against Mr. Adams' chest and 1 anniversary of the Hiroshima urge leveling of the dome—and . to his farm home east of the phase of its fight against the Parley Time Limit Two brothers, who terrorized pulled the trigger. The gun did , i the ruins—as “ugly reminders.” ! city. City As Westerners Visit nation's big fortunes. President i go bombing draws near. The Mason industrial- By th« Associated Pros* Mansfield by driving around not off. “The gun was so regime ! Others contend the dome should Victor Paz Estenssoro's at were re- old I’d be afraid to fire it,” De- The city’s famed tourist at- ist has shown steady improve- began breaking up PUSAN, Korea. Aug. 3—The shooting people, I remain as a monument to the yesterday morseful when up tective Friday said. ment since a stroke suffered large landholdings and South Korean Assembly they sobered traction looms above the old in- ] » folly of war, surrounded, how- World Youth Festival parceling National in Mansfield Jail, Chief of De- Mr. Adams called other officers dus trial hall, them out to the peasants | promotion almost ever. by a public park. 1 Tuesday. today unanimously backed Presi- ; tectives F. Bruce Friday said and in the struggle, Mr. Mason, By Richard O'Regan The government took over dent Syngman Rhee’s demand itoday. a bystander was shot. Associated Press Foreign Correspondent Bolivia's tin mines, the major that the allies quit the impend- “They don’t know themselves Detective Friday said the two Romania, Aug. export industry, last October. BUCHAREST, why they did said Detective brothers, both employed at Wil- —Communist, whitewash lay ing Korean political conference it.” kins Air Depot 3. ! Friday, questioned at nearby Shelby, capital to- if it fails within three months who John to parties thick over Romania’s Brown. 37, and J. T. Brown, 33. went different Sat- day as of West Euro- i urday evening. He said their thousands to reach agreement on unifica- He said he’d probably peans joined Iron Curtainers Piccioni to Attempt file story very clear, ap- tion of Korea. charges today of “pointing and wasn’t but in the Red-sponsored “Fourth j parently one of them got in an The action was de- ' discharging firearms.” .> World Youth Festival.” apparently argument at his party, picked person injured On hand also were four Amer- New Italian Cabinet signed to show a united front One was in the up the other brother, got their ican correspondents, the first :to United States Secretary of i shooting spree Saturday night. guns and started out with a hazy Howard Mason, 29. four toes United States newsmen given Gasperi State Dulles, who arrives to- ] lost notion of revenge. Romanian visas in more than As De Quits j when he was hit in the foot by As they drove past the home of morrow for talks with Mr Rhee shotgun five years. By the Associated Press I a blast. Robert McDaniel, Mr. McDaniel ! Police For the visitors the ROME Aug. 3.—A younger Three Points Demanded. got dozens of calls from yelled at them to slow down. capital’s citizens who said the buildings sparkled with new man from the right hand side j two men They fired at Mr. McDaniel. The Assembly, in a three-point ! cruising whitening and vivid flags. Vir- of the middle of the road today were about firing ran- Then they drove around firing resolution, also demanded: dom tually every building showed began trying to form a new Ital- shots. at other people. 1. That the conference include The brothers finally stopped misdemeanor charge the signs of a new paint job and ian cabinet as pro-American Al- The residents said battalions of la- cide De Gasperi walked only nations whose troops fought t in a downtown parking lot and detective is contemplating carries out on approached Patrolman borers and soldiers had been the premiership he has held in the war. i Glenn a penalty of SIOO fine or a year Adams. One of them put the jail, pr Express cleaning up the city for three since World War 11. i 2. Rejection of any unification 1 m both. | Pacific Coast months. The sharp-faced Christian plan that overrides the sover- 64 Stars in Flag. Democrat chief left for a moun- eignty of South Korea. Most buildings draped tain holiday after an hour's talk Mr. Rhee pledged yesterday Squirrel Family Byrnes Choice 'Tactless,' were he would co-operate with the with flags, including American with his former deputy premier. conference so long as it “stands flags with 64 stars instead of 48. Attilio Piccioni. The latter told Moves With Help Roosevelt, Jr., Declares firm”on its objectives of Korean Finest, Fastest Exclusive * The opening of the two-week By the Associated Press Service festival in Bucharest’s unification, but at the same time new sports indicated he will insist the Os Human Friends stadium was attended yesterday on NEW, YORK. Aug. 3.—Repre- 90-day •y the Associated Press by 30,000 youths from 102 coun- limit. sentative Franklin D. Roosevelt, New York NON STOP to tries, according to the official Scheduled in October. CHICAGO. Aug. 3.—lt was jr„ Democrat, of said yesterday the appointment of Red claims. The affair appeared The conference is scheduled to moving day. and the whole be South Carolina Gov. James F to one more move in the Com- start in late October. The United neighborhood turned out to munist peace offensive. Byrnes to the United Nations Nations General Assembly will w’atch and to help. While the was “tactless” and a slap in the The correspondents and 1,000 ! begin August discussions 17 to face to colored people all over of the delegates from England. decide its makeup. mother carried her five babies, the world. France. Italy and other Western Mr. Rhee said that if the U. N. one by one, from the old flat to Mr. Roosevelt, on countries, rolled across Hungary | should “retreat” from the aim of the new one across street, interviewed DETROIT the and Romania on the Arlberg- unification, “we should then have CBS’ “Man of the week” televi- men of the Armitage and Bur- • Orient Express. They arrived to face the situation alone.” sion program, called the Presi- ! ling vicinity eight hours late because the j “It is well Bknown,” the 78- on the North Side dent’s appointment of Gov MILWAUKEE MINNEAPOLIS-ST. PAUL train detoured around the stra- year-old President said, "that halted traffic. Byrnes “an unnecessary move.” tegic Ploesti oil field. The re- I this government took the posi- Father danced and chattered Saying he had once admired • routing was necessary, officials tion it could not accept either Gov. Byrnes, Mr. Roosevelt SPOKANE SEATTLE some distance away to divert the | explained, because of heavy traf- a truce or a peace until the Chi- added that he felt the position attention of a couple of neigh- fic on the main line. nese aggressors had been evac- Gov. Byrnes has taken on racial Stratoeruiser Service Coast to Coast Direct from One-Sided Faint Job. uated from Korea, which would borhood cats. issues would endanger this coun- Washington The cleanup had been carried automatically reunite this na- The movers were a family of try’s position in the United Na- squirrels, whose ' tions. K out along the railway route also. tion.” quarters in one Ticket Offices: 1519 Street, N. W. and lobby—Willard Hotel Hundreds of stations glistened hollow tree were flooded by a Phone, STERLING 3-9000 rainstorm. The only other or your Travel Agent under new whitewash. But most Cemetery Black Market avail- Civitan picket fences had been painted able residence was in a hollow I Club Luncheon on one side only. A black market for cemetery tree across the street. Human Bryson Rash. WMAL news Welcoming committees along lots operates in Ireland. Coun- friends guarded the heavily bur- commentator, will address a cillor J. O'Connor told meeting the way shouted greetings, —AP Wirephoio. I a dened mother’s route from traf- Civitan Club luncheon meeting NORTHWEST AIRLINES ! of the Kerry County Council in played music and danced to ATTILIO PICCIONI fic as she carried her offsprings j tomorrow at 12:30 p.m. in the L Short route to the Orient 1 Tralee. in her teeth. J entertain the Western delegates. Seeks Cabinet in Italy Mayflower Hotel. Gifts of fruit, cheese, meat and white bread were passed out. President Luigi Einaudi he would A red carpet was spread over try to weld a government togeth- the platform at the modern Ba- er and began sounding out other neasa station in Bucharest, political leaders, seeking support. which King Carol had built for The pro-American De Gasperi, royalty’s exclusive use. whose eighth cabinet fell last There was even white bread Tuesday under the combined for sale in Bucharest—the first right-and-left assault of the to be seen here since the war, Communists, Socialists, Mon- Western diplomats said. archists and Fascists, left town -for Mildness Flavor still an uncompromising Cen- trist. McCarthy to Probe To Rest and to Read. “I'm going to rest and read Virgil,” he told newsmen, “and ’Traitors' in Capital I'll read the Bible where it's Proverbs, ly the Associated Press written in the Book of ‘Turn neither toward the left Wis., Aug. ” CUMBERLAND. the right.’ 3.—Senator McCarthy, Repub- nor to lican. De Gasperi said he had re- of Wisconsin said last fused to try again to solve the night he is’preparing a measure government crisis because "I be- calling for a Federal grand jury ISMf lieve Piccioni will be better HMBS Ml investigation of individuals MH I to overcome MK adapted than am whose "criminal incompetence Politi- responsible the new complications.” or treason” was for Piccioni, of cal observers agreed loss American lives in Korea. the Christian The Wisconsin Republican deputy leader of Democrats but more conservative cigarette! epoke at a dinner celebrating the than might other premier, any return home of M Sergt. Rodney than the former be able to attract some Rightist Mettner, 24, who saw two tours of duty on the Korean fighting support. De Gasperi. architect of Italy's front and was wounded in action three times. close collaboration with the McCarthy said thou- United States and the North At- Senator widely ex- sands of young men paid with lantic Alliance, was foreign their blood in Korea because of pected to continue as and that minister, but the large conserva- lneompeter.cy treason Messaggiero” resulted in ammunition short- tive Rome daily “11 mountains ages and decisions and orders called his trip to the which impaired forceful action an uncompromising walkout. by American troops, such as the The newspaper said his ac- al- failure to bomb bridges on the tions made it dear he has Yalu River. ready declined to take the for- eign ministry in a new govern- Senator McCarthy said the in- dividuals—he gave no names ment. of whom he spoke “cannot go Task to Be Difficult. unpunished if we are to keep The conferences with other Sergt. faith with Mettner and politicians probably will occupy the thousands of other boys who the energetic, 61-year-old Pic- TYRONE POWER, Broadway and MAUREEN O’HARA, film star, 808 LEMON, ace Cleveland RISE STEVENS, JAMES TENNANT, MARGUERITE PIAZZA, everything in lovely opera businessman, op e r a risked Korea.” cioni, a World War I aviator, at Hollywood scar, says, "Camels says, "Camels have everything I says, "I’ve been "Camels for me! "I’ve smoked Camels for TV He declared traitors hid- pitcher, smoking star. says. are says, 25 and star. says. "I made the still - least until midweek. His task have just the mildness I want... want in a cigarette mildness. Camels a good long time. They -and No other could ing out in Washington must be They're delightfully mild years. cigarette 30-day Camel test four years ago. was hard. and taste good, pack after pack!” flavor, more smoking pleasure." are mild and they taste great!” I love their taste time!” such dug out. every give me lasting pleasure!” I've smoked Camels ever since!" thought “Unless we do that, my party Most observers he will be almost equally guilty could put together a cabinet that V w ith doubted, the traitors,” he said. would be accepted. They however, it could survive its first test in the Chamber of Deputies. Any support he might gain Atom Strike Delayed from the Monarchists, for, ex- ample. might cost him backing among less conservative mem- For U. S. Panel Study bers of his own Christian Demo- Party also lose By Associated crat and might th« Press chamber ol the OAK RIDGE. Tenn., Aug. 3 him the 24 votes President Eisenhower's Republican and Democratic So- atomic groups. It their ab- energy labor relations panel ar- cialist was in last week’s chamber rives here tomorrow to look into stention vote that ousted De Gasperi. . the wage dispute which halted work at two atomic energy plants two days last week. Plans for a resumption of the Nixon's Family Vacations strike last midnight were called off by the Atomic Trades and At New Jersey Cottage ENOS Labor Council. AFL, after lead- By the Associated Press movie star, has smoked America's TV star. says. "Camels give me Louis Cardinal slugger, says, >• $tC ,«H|H|||j|iß| ers returned from a Washington MANTOLOKING, N. J.. Aug. conference yesterday. favorite cigarette for sears "No fresh pleasure every time light "I've triedSLAUGHTER^other brands, hut 1 jg JjKKKßjfiiaßK* 3.—The family of Vice Presi- I other cigarette tastes as good!” up. Camels are really delightful.” always come buck to Camels!” v The union leaders, hastily dent Nixon relaxed today in a called together by Labor Secre- plush beach cottage here and tary Durkin, voted to hold off looked forward to the arrival of strike plans until the panel can the Vice President. review the situation Mr. Nixon's wife, two daugh- But final settlement now may ters and “Checkers,” a cocker be further away than ever Roy spaniel, are staying at the cot- Gourle.v, union official from At- tage belonging to Amos Peaslee, lanta. said the union feels tree Ambassador to Australia. Mrs. to resume its original demand Nixon drove up from Washing- hourly wage for a 15-cent boost. ton Saturday and was welcomed cents more than asked dur- to the cottage ing negotiations. "Windbreak.” the by the Ambassador’s daughter. Union Carbide & Carbon Miss Dorothy Peaslee. Chemicals do. had offered 5 cents Mrs. Nixon said the Vice Pres- and one additional paid holiday ident may be able to join her a year. Present range and the children at the cottage from scales $1.51 -to $2 49 this week. The Nixons plan to Otherwise the situation is stay for a month. puce about where it was late last /r^s2 jj Tuesday when 3.000 striking AFL productiori workers agreed to re- Yes, IFV Have it! turn to work and let the panel HUSSEY, Hollywood MONROE, popular DAN RUTH star, VAUGHN DURYEA. film star, says, | PLACE "| iron out the difficulties. says, "When I Camels, leader, says, » pack. Q rr Gleem tried I band "I’ve smoked "Hack after Camels' mild- OIU BRAND y-tf#- W_T _/**_¦ , found I was enjoying cigarettes Camels for years. 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