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Must Exceed Red Might
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ATHENS, May 29—(P— Press
described the U. 8. airforce as the “big stick,” or at least the
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State Road Flood Loss
Soars Over 81 Million
would make the auditorium look like
State highway damage from recent floods, estimated at
west toward Yanggu.
new
North Koreans fought throughout 'he April riots against the British
Production Ceiling
For Fourth Month
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fugitive from the prison farm, kid-
turns from 660 of 722 precincts in
repair.
maintenance coats have been averaging
Miss Brice's two children. William
111 millions a year for the last three
Red Chinese port of Foochow.
of mines.
pair of three major bridges damaged
A large swarm of bees Tuesday
were
to
a temporary morgue. Some wept when
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by former Gov. Turner.
More than 1,000 relatives and
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In Deep British Tunnel
2 GM Theft
Venture Nets
Bruises, Jail
Angle Parking
Move Beaten
W hat Happened?
State Has No Rain
During 24 Hours
ASK ABOUT THE
VACATION-PAK
OSLO, Norway. May 29—IP
—U. S. airliner Capt. Charles
Blair, 41, started a non-stop
ployment commission's Ama-
rillo office reported Tuesday
“If rains continue, there is a
possibility of rust damage.”
Carrying the first polar airmail—
3 000 letters— Blair took off from
Oslo's Gardermoen airbase He re-
fueled at Bardu, in northern Nor-
way, then left Immediately at 3:30
p. m. (8:30 a. m. CST) on the non-
HOLLYWOOD, May 29—(P)—Co-
medienne Fanny Brice died at 12:15
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bid for angle parking by city
council vote Tuesday on grounds
the council didn’t know what it
was doing when it approved the
—Marcel Scherer of New York,
reputed long-time leader in
the Communist party, was ac-
quitted Tuesday of charges of
contempt of congress. He was
The Texas Panhandle wheat
crop, what's left of it after
drouth ravaged the fields, now
Only five car owners were victimised
Sunday, but four weeks ago, after Rev.
raised a question as to whether Van-
denberg should resign or be removed
as chief of the airforce. Vandenberg
dented he had disagreed with any
sharp exchange with Sen. Hicken-
looper (R., Iowa) who declared Van-
denberg had been just as critical of
$785,000 last Saturday, now has pushed past the $1 million mark,
C. A. “Bud” Stoldt, state highway director, said Tuesday.
At another point, Vandenberg gave
his definition of what would be “com-
maintenance we would not have had
to pay for except for the floods."
response
lunt (D..
week after completing several speaking Ferguson preached a sermon on “The
engagement* in California. It has been Wages of Sin." nine members of the
WASHINGTON, May 29—(P
—The government T u es d a y
gave the 300,000 meat markets
across the country a two-week
one he questioned turned down the
opportunity. “They all said they had
exam studying to do before they con-
sidered the date," he said.
Walker T. Pound, state conserva-
tion director, Tuesday recommended a
state oil production allowable of 499,-
905 barrels dally for the month of
June to the corporation commission.
This is the fourth straight month
that the allowable has been pegged at
Use of ‘Slave Labor’
In Asia Under Attack
KARACHI, Pakistan, May 29—()—
The use of “slave labor" on Asia's
Ends Perle Mesta
3-Day Visit Here
Mrs. Perle Skirvin Mesta, minister
to Luxembourg, is concluding a three-
day visit to her home state and Tues-
day afternoon boards a plane to con-
tinue her two-week speaking tour of
the country.
a daily yield of 502,050 barrels.
While dropping some 24 pools from
the allocated list, Pound added 11 new
fields. The current market demand
stop hop of 3.300 miles across the
top of the world.
being enforced there.
The Anglo-Iranian Oil Co. chief
drives past the Auditorium.
“It would be a very great mistake
for us to allow angle parking there."
Street said. "We've been years fight-
ing angle parking, and the question
forced them to accompany them in the
farmers’ cars.
The farmers waited until Traxler
and Tyndol dosed, then grabbed their
guns and fired. Tyndol was killed and
Traxler was wounded.
post official retail beef ceiling
price lists.
softly, but carry a big stick.” Then
Vandenberg said:
Genoa gave the anti-communist coall-
tion 195,650 to 180.339 for the left
wing.
In Venice, with the count almost
complete, the anti-communist combine
held a 20,000-vote lead.
conference of the International Con-
federation of Free Trade Unions en-
tered its second day.
India's Sibnath Banerjee told the
convention thousands of workers in
great Indian tea gardens are existing
under feudal conditions, virtually
slaves of their employers.
The convention recommended
strongest support to workers employed
in producing tea, rubber, coffee and
other crops in Malaya, Indonesia,
Thailand, Ceylon, Indo-China, North
Borneo, Sarawak and India. The
workers seek to boost living standards
and employment conditions.
New Warden Is Due
Friday at McAlester
Col. Jerome J. Waters, ROTC com-
mander at the University of Okla-
her first trip back to Oklahoma in
mors than two years.
W hat's Inside
Crossword Puzzie .
In Oklahoma ......*.....
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visors. The blast occurred during a
shift change.
Hollywood Queen Plays
Second Fiddle to Books
BOSTON, May 29-(U.P— Boston
university students prefer to curl up
with a book than to go out with screen
star Esther Williams.
Journalism Prof. John Gleason said
he tried to find a male student will-
ing to escort Miss Williams around
when the explosion occurred about 1 %
miles from the pithead.
"We do not know whether the others
congregation had to get out their tire
pumps.
Fairbanks, Alaska, is his destina-
l lion.
Oil Reports.....
Radio Log .....
Society ........
Sports .........
TV Topics .....
Women ........
communista so battered by the pass-
ing vehicles that they could hardly
be recognised as human beings.”
Allied Tanks Stopped
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ing to answer questions before
the house un-American activ-
ities committee last summer.
ROME, May 29—(P)—An
anti-communist coalition has
broken the extreme left wing
hold on Italy’s “Red north.”
Incomplete returns Tuesday
indicated Premier Alcide de Gas-
peri’s Atlantic pact front had
given the Reds their worst beat-
ing in five years in provincial
elections.
Others to Vote Later
The communists were kicked out of
five provincial capital administrations
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tropolls, was a striking one. Complete,
unofficial returns gave the anti-com-
munists 412.241 to 286.329 for the left
wing combine.
Oklahoma passed a 24-hour period
j without a trace of rain in an official
had avoided Genoa as a port of dis-
charge. presumably because of the
communist administration there.
Two contests, at Bologna and Im-
peria. where communists and their
left socialist allies have majorities
now, still are undecided.
Communists Win Bologna
A late vote count from 306 of 329
precincts gave the pro-communist bloc
104,615 votes to 102,776 for the De
mise senate-house bill extend-
ing the reciprocal trade agree-
ments act until June 12, 1953.
The house is expected to act on
the conference report Thurs-
day or early next week. (Ear-
lier report page 9.1
girls tearfully admitted stealing the
car from the Perrin Machine Co. in
Greek territory northwest of
Drama Sunday and fired on a
Greek patrol, killing one sol-
dier and wounding another.
nounced It was authorising the wives
and children of its British. Pakistani
snd Indlan employes to quit Abadan,
the oil port, “on leave" at company
expense. Holdings of the company,
controlled by the British government,
are marked for natlonalization by the
Iranian government.
H. R. Seddon, representative of the
company In Iran, was to see the Ira-
nian minister of finance Wednesday—-
the deadline of an ultimatum to th«
company to confer with the Iranian
government on how the liquidation of
the firm's holdings will be accomp-
lished.
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Burford who has held the post for
the past four years. Burford, a former
Sales Record Set
NEW YORK, May 29—(- Kroger
Co. Tuesday announced a sales record
of 578,322.183 for the four weeks end-
eu May 19. This was 20 percent over
the comparable four-week period a
year ago. The previous high of 676,-
272.959 was reached in the 13th four-
week period of 1950. Sales for the 20
weeks ended May 19 were 5382.896.354,
up 21 percent from the 1950 figure.
Clashes With Hickenlooper
On the MacArthur issue, he had a
Norman a few minutes before they
wrecked it.
Frusher said their car struck the
rear of an auto driven by E. J. Nied-
ermaler, Norman. The 14-year-old
girl, driving the stolen car, lost control
munist for five years.
The Red bold on Genoa, on the
Tyrrhenian sea, and Venice, at the top
of the Adriatic, had worried the pre-
highway. footsore, scratched and ready
to surrender.
The girls said they had been to
Turner Falls with their boy friends
and had decided to hitchhike to Cali-
fornia. They got as far as Gainesville
when the 13-year-old decided she
wanted to return home.
munist Tudeh party as a protest
against “British-American Imperial-
ism"
Family Ends 19 Years of Study Under One School Chief
Promotion of Beverly Wright, third from left, to Junior highschool from Columbus elementary
school marks the close of a 19-year period in which J. Otis Scott, second from right. Columbus
principal, has had daughters of Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Wright, 1442 SW 23, in school. The seven
years' difference in the girls' ages accounts for the extended time. Examining old school rec-
ords are, left to right, Patsy Wright, graduating from Capitol Hill highschool Tuesday night;
Mrs. Grady Kingcade, 1839 SW 39, who went to school under Scott at Riverside and Columbus,
and on Scott's left, Claudette Patton, Mrs. Wright’s granddaughter, Claudette, now a student
at Britton elementary, attended Columbus four years. Her mother, Mrs O. C. Patton, 313 W
Johnston, Britton, never went to school under Scott, but used to be his baby sitter
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Ministry of Interior results in 530
of 554 provincial council seats gave
the anti-communist bloc—a combina-
i solo flight over the North pole
' Tuesday in the converted P-51
1 Mustang fighter in which he
| set the non-stop New York-to- ,
। London record last January 31.
years. That would leave 58 millions Brice and Frances Stark, were at her
yearly for new construction in the , bedside when she died.
next two years. ■ ♦--
Street suggested. "Angle parking just
won't do."
The council voted agreement with
the mayor. Smith went back to his
office to prepare the order tor work
crews to make the adjustment in the
work they just finished.
Chinese Bare Capture
Of Two British Ships
Related news, Pape 5
, dered into the area at the time of
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dispatches said Tuesday 50
Bulgarian soldiers invaded
Solo Hop Enemy Battles Desperately
I o Slow Up UN Offensive;
PLMASE TUT TO
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communists won in six provinces.
One province did not vote for council-
ors. The anti-communists also won in
21 of 28 provincial capitals.
Venice, Qenoa Shake Reds
The parties led by De Gasperi won
the port cities of Venice and Genoa-
two top prizes in the municipal elec-
and struck a mall box. The car
swerved back across the highway and
through a fence.
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itations came under sharp attack town on a recent visit but that every-
sday as the first Asian regional ......
Other official reports said another
British ship, the Tal Chung Shan, was
released May 26. two days after a na-
tionalist warship stopped It between
the mainland ports of Amoy and Swa-
tow. The reports said an inspection
showed the ship was not carrying
strategic war materlals.
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the courthouse of a county-seat town,
even if we didn't have teams of mules
tied to the meters as hitching posts.”
Owen A. Smith, traffic engineer,
said the traffic commission approved
the plan on grounds it would provide
more room for patrons of the Audi-
torium to park cars—which is the
standard argument for angle parking
in front of business houses in cases
of protests against parallel parking
heard by the council in the past.
Meantime, iron meter standards
have been set into the walks under
The explosion rocked the country- the progress of the rsduesworkMn
side at 4 a. m Monday night. Forty- ers on ther shirta were awakened nd
three miners who were in another called to help. Rescue equipment -
section of the mine rushed to thel-ehaa f-e hi- mi-i- Areas
still gives us trouble. Besides,
Stoldt said all flood damage has not' c • n m. ■ r
been itemised by his office, but "it's >warmng bees i IC Up
my opinion total damage will be in " I
excess ssof 1" the re Traffic on Broadway
Engineers now are studying the re- J
South Koreans advanced to the
southern banks of the 20-mile-long
reservoir.
At its western tip, United States
marines were engaged in tierce fights
with Red Koreans east, west and
north of the town of Hwachon. Hwa-
chon la the central spearhead of the
125-mile UN battleline.
Red Resistance surr
Communist troops threw up stiff de-
fenses against every other UN penetra-
tion to the west. South Koreans in
Yongong had to call for air. strikes
before they could move at all against
two Red battalions.
The new warden will officially re-
Ure from the army as a brigadier_______ .,___.......__
general May 21. He was ROTC head friends of the entombed men prayed
at OU from 1929 until 1934 and again for hours for the safety of the miners,
from 1946 until the prenent ume. ...........
utes. That hop smashed all records
for the New York-London crossing.
The letters he carried Tuesday will
be auctioned in New York for the
benefit of the Damon Runyon can-
cer fund.
From Fairbanks, Blair plans to fly
non-stop to New York.
He said he expected to make the
hop to Fairbanks in 10 hours, which,
adjusting for international time
changes, would make hit watch read
the same as when he left Bardu.
that is 3:30 p. m. (Alaska time or
6:30 p. m. CST). Fairbanks is 10
time tones west of Oslo and Bardu.
Blair plans to cross the North
pole at an altitude of 25,000 feet.
Just before leaving Qalo, he said he
■•Th. nih.. anm.tm.. n. .1. ___________ . the day, Becker reported, concentrat- have never been withdrawn. The
The highway department has only 90 much money to spend, Ing "intense, highiy-accurate mortar prior martial law declaration, which
and that which goes for flood repair cannot be spent on new fire and very heavy anti-tank fire on theoretically expired Sunday, still was
roads,” the director pointed out. th* Americans." ‘ ‘
and anxious motorists hastily stopped
the cars to wave the unwelcome pas-
senger* out. When last seen they were
headed north.
The UN comeback drive carried the
allies north across 38 at almost every
major road crossing.
Bright sunshine Tuesday brought
allied warplanes out in force. They
swept out in morning attacks on troops
and supplies back of the Unes.
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One of the No. 1 badmen of the
southwest's rip-roaring 1930s, Roy
"Pete" Traxler, asked the state crimi-
nal court of appeals Tuesday to strike
off a five-year term for robbery
with firearms.
Traxler was convicted by a Bryan
county district court jury January 10
and sentenced by Judge 8am Sullivan.
The charge arose from his escape
from Eastham, Texas, prison farm, his
flight to Oklahoma and eventual kid-
naping of two farmers.
Traxler and Fred Tyndol, a fellow
WASHINGTON, May 29—
—The senate Tuesday ap-
proved by voice vote a compro-
The Red bloc retained Rovigo, which
elected 13 communists and only four
anti-communtst candidates to the
provincial council. But in Ravenna,
with two-thirds of the council vote
counted, the Christian Democrats and
their allles had 30,114 vots to 23.572
for th* left winger*.
Ravenna, Rovigo and Bologna were
the only communist Gothic line bas-
tions voting this week. In the other
nine, stretching from the Ligurian sea
to the Adriatic, the test comes June
10, when another third of the nation
votes.
Milan Victory Overwhelming
The victory of De Gasperi's force*
in Milan, important industrlal me-
------------ They hitched a ride to Norman and
"Today, the United States has the decided to look for a car with key* in
opportunity of carrying a big stick.it. They found it and the chase
and can walk softly: but people will was on.
Frusher was called and took up the
chase on foot. He was joined by a ____________— __________
motorist, Roy Dollar. They caught up bringing American anna aid to Italy
with the girls about a mile from th*
South Korean troops were strung
along the south bank of the reservolr A T) 1 A A
about four miles east of the dam site. A G Kacig VHeGe
U. 8. marines were on the western 1A3 ALUU3 IVId33
end.
A delayed and heavily censored dis-
realize that that big stick is th* of- ____ ______•--
tensive strength of the United States ′ | 1: i
^“To^date, instead of a big stick, n - raxier V lghts
IISPI Vandenberg Robbery Term
p.a. win. w.. .ci The lower house of parliament.
geEtdsliing.the.hi ls.n ortheast, meeting while the demonstrator*
the town «lowed the allied tanks to Agathered, voted to extend Iran's mar-
crawl with a series of road blocks andtial law to seven points in Khzistan
hea vymortar.and automatic weapon province, where the oil industry to
fire, and finally halted them. centered. However, army units or-
Other armored units ran Into the
same trouble ax they headed north-
eariynttesaayatanastngtenstn98 men rescueworkers staggered to the asur-
President Theodore Roosevelt’s advice
E. regarding the United States: "Walk
TOKYO, May 29—(P)—South Korean troops stabbed
forward a dozen miles Tuesday against little or no opposition
to seize the east coast port of Kansong, 26 miles inside North
Korea.
Other I nited Nations forces on the central front gained
control ot an important ridge overlooking the escape rout a
for thousands of Korean and Chinese Reds at the eastern
end of the Hwachon reservoir.
The allied push was designed In slam the door on Red
troops still south of the reservoir, said a pooled field dispatch.
I he allies were less than four miles southeast of Yanggu
on the last ridgeline leading to that strategic town.
The Reds fought bitterly to delay the allied troops or the
mountainous central front, but gains of as much as 4.500 yards
(almost three miles' were scored by powerful allied tank and ar-
tillery-supported task forces.
tions—and three other province cap-
Both girls, clad in shorts, jumped ital administrations which were com-
with a list of parking meter lo-
cations recommended by the city
traffic commission.
Mayor Street, who was not present
when th* former action was taken,
led the fight to preserve parallel
parking lines when parking meter*
are installed on Colcotd tnd Cowuh
Durham area of the national coal 'presidential suite" door, proclaiming Rev. Grady Ferguson, pastor, made
There was only one known survivor board, said it had been established of. Mrs. Perle Mesta as a one-time resi-ithe announcement after churchgoers
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federal prison official, was appointed mine officials and three deputy super-
Tuesday they are holding the British
blockade runner Fong Min.
Officials said the Fong Min was
carrying chemicals. A nationalist
Sunday night found their tires de-
flated for the second time in a month.
..... . figure compares with an estimate of
warship intercepted it May 22 near the 515,000 barrels daily from the bureau
this figure. Average production tor the naped two Bryan county farmers and
three weeks May 12-26, showed the -
state producing 503,903 barrel* of
TAIPEH, Formosa, May 29—(Rh.. crude daily, Week ending May 26 saw
Nationalist Chinese authorities Mid ------ -------
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Henryetta Church
The final ceremony, In a series of Forced to Hire Guards
parties, receptions and events hon-1
orlng Oklahoma's ambassador, was a HENRYETTA, May 29-U.P—
plaque unveiling at the door to her Guards will be standing outside the
u Skirvin hotel suite on the twelfth First Christian church here during
was floor shortly before noon Tuesday, night services until members decide
Dan James, hotel owner, had ordered pranksters are ready to let their auto-
the a bronze name-plate mounted on the mobile tires alone
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EASINGTON, England, May 29— first blanket*draped bodies
(U—A shattering explosion 900 feet brought to the surface and carried
underground collapsed a branch tun-
revenue surplus at the end of the two- Miss Brice, born Fannle Borach on
year period. If state taxes for highway New York’s east side,
was 59.
use are more productive than antici-, m. . .
pated, the difference could wipe out . .T he. end few hours after
homa, will asaume his new job as, o..u w, .oue e,
warden of the state penitentiary at section of the mine rushed to the rushed from other mining
McAlester Friday scene and eight hours later reached i
Col. Water* wii succeed Clarence P.114 bodies.
the former council authorization, A c A., c
smitakeaidu w - On State °it Same
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where UN troops tried to seal off T T m
all Hwachon reservoir. Iron Ig I aneA
Task Force Halted AI All 13 1 II3C
WASHINGTON, May 29—(P—General Hoyt S. Vandenberg de-
clared Tuesday the United States must maintain an airforce able
to destrqysRussia’sair Z? ndadestroyitspromptly.", , and bramble-scarred Oklahoma they had held since 1945. De Gasperts
gcTestyng 4t the.senate‛sMacArthu rheari ngs, Vandenberg City girls, 13 and 14,were in the forces took a heavy majority of coun-
deserihed th. IT 8 airforee o. th. hie " Imar ... Cleveland county u Tuesday cil seats in election* which ended
nonderine Mtw. -IN Monday for * third of the nation. The
pondering the outcome of their rest of the nation votes later.
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target of the demonstrators, an-
Two Chinese divisions were wiped out in a four-day battle on
The Pan American airways vet- the central front, south of the 38th parallel The U. S. Eighth army
eran from Port Washington, N. Y., said the Chinese lost 18,000 men — killed, wounded or captured—in
again is flying the Excalibur III. the single battle.
the single-seated fighter In which Smaller but equally stubborn fights raged across Korea north
fourmonthsiagn.heserossedatheAt- of 38. Allied troops were held to limited gains. Stiffest, action was
-ante in seven hour* and 48 mln- in the center of the peninsula
“fairly large club” guarding the world against a new global war.
tlnued build-up Of air Strength in the midst of questioning from highway patrol trooper, after they had. tion cz wane anjoraly vnnaium mnw
members of a senate inquiry wrecked, their.stolen car 2%,,miles cratic party, the Republican, Liberal
committee about removal of notno Normanon US 77and and anti-communist Socialist parties
General MacArthur from his cteemPank undersrDSh.atoot communist-
commands. Giris Aamit Ler left wing sociallst bloc.
— . . Giris Admi. .... ... The returns, nearly complete. Indi-
Brought to the Norman jail, the cated that the antcommunists won _
ria tearfullv admitted atealine the a majorlty ofprovinetamvounstisats is in danger of further dam-
in 21 of the 28 province*, and the age— by rain. The Texas em-
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Gasper forces, and observers familiar ..
with the city forecast that the left Repair of the damage will mean a definite curtailment of
wing would keep control of Bologna’s highway construction in the next two years, Stoldt said,
government by a narrow margin. —
Only way to escape curtailment in p. m. (Oklahoma time) Tuesday, five
the new construction program, the di- days after suffering a cerebral
rector pointed out, lies in a possible hemorrhage.
from the car and ran down the creek
bank.
Motorist Joins Chase
Wyo.y, he Mid pe would regard it ss
complete victory if there was unifi-
cation of Korea under a democratic
government and “some sort of a Ko-
rean-Chinese treaty.
Cites Russian Menaee
. In hl* discussion of the U. 8. air-
force role in the present world situa-
tion, Vandenberg harked back to
You can catch up on the local
news the day you get back from
your vacation by having your
carrier save The Oklahoman
and Times for you while you
are away. Ask your carrier or
call Service Department,
2-121), for Vacation-Pak Serv-
ice.
The highway commission made an emergency appropriation
of $578,700 Saturday for flood repair. That does not Include re-
pair of major bridges de-
y More Damage Reported Stroke s Fata
"First loss estimates did not get all
of the items," Stoldt said Tuesday. ry I n •
"Considerable damage has been re- IoHannv Krce
ported since Saturday. Moat of it can — • “ —----J EW
be cared for by maintenance, but it is
On the western front, armored pa-
trols Monday probed through Yon-
millions for each of the next two under an oxygen tent most of the m fleld guns and artilerv hat.
years. Stoldt Mid administrative and time stnce sulfering the hemorrhage! tle flared.
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Correspondent John Randolph re-
ported these Reds apparently were ---------------
fighting to block American* from their cup anywhere in the state—but more
Chorwon assembly area. showers art on the way later in the
In the four-day battle on the cen- ’ week.Mr. Maughan sald Tuesday. .
tral front, the U. S. Eighth army said i It will be a blistering day with the
12,974 Reds were killed or wounded * mercury probably getting up into the
Another 5.028 were captured. i M-degree range It will be cooler
Ti..d I Tuesday night with the mercury sink-
Am-IEew.FoeVnits.Surv ive ing to about 65. That would compare
by thia month’s floods. One is the . A large swarm 01 dees Tuesday rounded and Ands0 uthpKoreansosur with,84 t 70 at the Classen station
Reaver river on it s 9si at sunniv afternoon sent downtown shoppers eincen ani.m, ” wpecesewo.um the past 24 hours
another on 8H 9 between Norrnan worrying into doorways and office Ehine A Vlsions. northwest of Chun- The long range forecast promises
and Chickasha, and the third is across buildings and employes were hastily few caA br fing ' survived’' ’ * temperatures will be below average for
Red river at Sayre. closing windows as the bees worked sur wed ’be next five days, but there will bo
__----- from the 200 block Broadway north. The allied counterattack pushed the showers that will give the eastern part
1)1 A Traffic was stopped at NW 3 and Reds back 30 to 40 miles It virtually o the state an inch of rain or better,
r tuque Ceremony Broadway as pedestrians slapped at wiped out gains the communists made * ith about » half-inch promised for
— 1 — - — • bees with newspapers, purses and in in two cost ly spring offensives. The lr ■
some cases with their open hands. AI Reds, , Eighth army estimates. paid r . . . .. „
few stray bees flew into passing carsnearly 150,000 casualties for those t actones tn Hon(( Kong
r " temporary gains. •
(.an reel Embargo Now
HONG KONG, May 29—OP)—News-
paper reporta from Canton Tuesday
said at least 20 privately-owned fac-
tories in that Red Chinese city closed
in the past month because of lack of
materials
The western embargo was partially
blamed,
ficlally that 79 of the total 2,200 men dent.
employed in the mine were trapped Mrs. Mesta left Luxembourg on May
18, tor her third trip to America in
two years. She will return in about a
Municipal Auditorium lost Its Korean policies as MacArthur ever
was. Hickenlooper suggested that
Peril Thousands of Reds
624
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patch from correspondent Tom Brad- . TE IRAN, Iran, May 29—(PP) —
shew said a powerful UN taak force A demonstration by 50,000 per-
bogged down Monday northeast of sons in Tehran Tuesday opened
Inje. a communist-front barrage
'Allied casualties in inje itself were against the British 8 id Amez -
heavy." Bradshaw reported Reds cans keyed to the explosive oil
poured sporadic fire from the sur- issue Tanka and trSon"tm1.
rounding his into the town—“a lev- Sue,, l anks , and trooprtrucks
eled area of mud huts interspersed patrolled the tense capital.
with dead Chinese and horses" It was the biggest communist-front
"The ungodly ameu of dead flesh demonstration, thu ar, in.Tehran,
hung over inje. And along the streets andit.wag thesignal 1 r other dem-
of the town lay bodies of Chinese onstrations planned ’ ikey ralnts
throughout Iran, calle by the com-
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The Weather
From the U S. Wenther Bureau
Airport Station
LOCAL—Partly cloudy and warm-
er this afternoon with high near 13.
Partly cloudy tonight and Wednes-
day. slightly cooler with minimum
near 65. High temperature Wednes-
day in the 90s.
EXTENDED—Temperature* will
average 4 to 9 degree* below sea-
sonal normals the next five days
(normal maximums 99 to 99, nor-
mal minimums in lower Ms). Cooler
Wednesday and Thursday followed
by rising trend Friday and Satur-
day, then cooler again Sunday. Pre-
cipitatlon for thia period will aver-
age Mar 1 inch in eastern Okla-
homa to about % inch in western
Oklahoma. Rainfall will occur m
showers and scattered thunder-
storms ever the state on Thursday
and Thursday night and again
about Saturday night or Sunday.
Vb 4
Air Chief Declares U. S.
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