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Tn Oracjoa Slat mem. Salm, Oregon. Tueodcrr. December 28. 150
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Beath Toll Hears All-Time Record
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Holiday
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When the state legislature convene! in Salem next January t the
capitol building will be in apple pie order, ready for any needs the
colons may have. T. F. Mailer, 666 S. Summer st, refinishes the
senate president's desk as Secretary of State Earl T. Newbry looks
en. All the committee rooms, offices of the president of the senate
and speaker of the house, and senate and house Jounces are being
completely painted and decorated for the first time since the capitol
was built in 1937. (Photo by Don Dill, Statesman staff photog
rapher). - V
Statehouse Legislative
Machinery 'Oiled', Ready
To Start Working Jan. 8
Oregon's legislative plant here is undergoing a complete renova
tion Job as plans for the 1951 legislature to open January 8 near
completion..
State election bureau officials said all legislative supplies nave
been ordered. The secretary of . state reported that assignment of
legislative seats and other pre-legislative details probably would be
; completed witmn a wees or 10
days. Virtually all legislators, to
gether with legislative employes
from outside of Salem, were said
to have obtained housing accomodations.
Hotel operators said they had
received a larger number of room
reservations than in recent years
probably due to the shortage of
Violent
Deaths
Take 648
By the 'Associated Press
Traffic deaths for the Christmas
season mc jnted to the highest
score in 1' years and threatened to
break the all-time holiday record.
With the three-day yuletide
period coming to a close, at least
506 persons had been killed Li
traffic accidents since 6 p.m. Fri
day. Miscellaneous accidents
such as fron. fire and exposxr-e
claimed. 142 addition; lives.
The grand total of violent
deaths thus reached a staggering
648.
The pr. -holiday estimate of a
440 traffic toll by the national
safety council was far surpassei.
All records were shattered since
the all-time high for any holiday
of 555 traffic fatalities marred the
1C36 Christina span.
M. E. Horner, news directo. of
the National Safety Council, Mon
Ivacioatedl 10fh Corps Shifts to Sooutlh) Korea
ROac Says ffffepsiive ESairedl Top Red Secret:
States Ill-Fated Ato Eert I Christmas Gifts
toramanuer 01
Drive 'Saved' Korea Task Force Distributed at
Takes Over
U.N. Forces
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TOKYO, Tuesday, Dec. 26-(rV
General MacArthur said today
the United Nations November of
fensive and subsequent retreat
from North Korea had exposed
"secret political and military de
cisions of enormous scope.
The U. N. offensive, which be
gan November 24, probably saved
his armies from total destruction,
MacArthur said.
- MacArthur said operations , be
ginning with ' the U. S. Eighth
armv s attack and ending in with-
day night sa:d that "at the rate drawal from all U. N. positions
tramc aeauis are mounting, tne in North Korea had exposed "se
ar ar ar s : j mz 4. i ... a. i . . . . . ....
aao recoru is aemuiei inreai- cret political and military deciS
ened. ions of enormous scope.
The 1950 yule season greatly The allied tactics, he said.
overshadowed that of last year "threw off balance enemy military
wnen
the most
the war. of destroying our force with one
More than 1,000 auto accidents mighty, extended blow.
took 11 lives and injured 900 'Final Test' of Chinese
persons in the city of Los Angeles MacArthur said the U. N. ad
alone this Christinas period. Police vance "was the final test of Chin-
arrested 362 drunken drivers and I ese intentions.'
1,222 persons for drunkenness. "Events subsequently have dis-
An auto crash killed three mem- closed that neither - political nor
bers of a Mount Morris, 111., military reassurances cciild have
family The parents and a five- had the slightest influence upon
year-old son. A four-year-old the momentous decision underly
daughter, who was injured, was ing Red China's committment of
left an orphan. her forces to war,
Two persons died and a third "The Eighth army and affiliated
was missing in an early morning U. N. units met powerful enemy
t -lo that whipped through the resistance along the enure lin
basement of a two story building resistance which unmasked the
TOKYO. Tuesday, Dec ll-UPi
General MacArthur i
quarters today announced
signment of Rear A dm. Ralph
A. Ofstie, one of the navy's top
atomic experts, as commander
of task force 77 of Korea..
Ofstie succeeds Rear A dm. E.
C. Ewen. He will have under
his , command the carriers
Princeton, . Valley Forge, Phil
ippine Sea and Leyte the
fast carrier force that took part
in the successful withdrawal of
U.N. forces from Hungnam.
During World War II he serv
ed -on .the staffs of Admirals
King and Nimitz
HE Institutions
Pickets Ask
aaowea tnai oi last year "tnrew on balance enemy military .
413 highway deaths made it preparations aimed at surrepti- II r g t A 17 Alii
ost tragic Christmas since tiously massing the power capable 1JVC IU xlYUlll
'Nazi' Army
in downtown Omaha.
5 Christmas
apartments and furnished houses. Tl ... T
Rental rates for hotel rooms and DCLOIGS DOTTt
; In Mid-Valley
other housing accomodations were
reported slightly higher than dur
ing the legislature two years ago,
For the first time in many years
I the state department has on hand
I an arieauate sunnlv of tvnewriters
Tn W well-known essay on "The i,ii- a
hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce E.
Hamilton, 63Z Catterlin dr., are
for legislative use. A substantial
Significance of the iTonuer m number of Oregon codes were pur
American' History", the historian chased to distribute among legis
FV J. Turner quotes from Josiah la tors and law committee clerks.
Royce, an American philosopher, Patterson Expected
m v vaiu of sectionalism in a c , t.i Dan wiicWn
m iint onlr civc variety J';";?,.Z" parent, of the boy; Mr. nd Mr,.
opuuon wwti i xo comer wiui onioais ana in-i . -j
fai srounds. .attt .homhi., nn A Pr of seven pound-eleven
Here in the United States the John Steelhammer, Salem, sched
tendency has been toward stand- uled for speaker of the house of
ardization and centralization. The representatives, already has in
most potent influences have been spected the house setup. It was
fiction of 'volunteer' participation
and disclosed the massive deploy
ment of the Fourth Chinese field
army, an important segment of
the entire Chinese Communist
military strength x x x.
EOK Overwhelmed
'Despite their initial valiant re
sistance, some of the ROK (Re
public of Korea) forces were over
whelmed by this massive array,
This exposed the Eighth army's
right flank and required its with
drawal. These withdrawal opera
tions, made in accordance with
DENVER, Dec. 25-(JV Protest
ing the proposed re-arming of
western Germany, three Denver
housewives today picketed the
home where General Dwight D.
Eisenhower is spending Christmas.
The picketing, by two women
of the Jewish faith and one Chris
tian, was brief and orderly and
was attributed to fears that re
arming of the Germans might re
store nazl policy and lead to slau
ghter of countless Jews.
State Institutions of the Salem
area paused Monday for special
Christmas observances.
A big turkey dinner "with com
plete trimmings and lots of sweets
was in order at most of the Insti
tutions:
Christmas trees and the tangible
evidence of a Christmas spirit and
old Santa Claus were In evidence
throughout the various state build
ings. At the tuberculosis horpiUl
most of the patients opened
Christmas presents Monday
around trees in various parts of
the hospitaL Most of the gifts had
been given "special delivery" Sat
urday when Santa Claus made the
rounds with a cart piled high with
special gifts.
Family members and friends vis
ited the hospital by the scores
Sunday and Monday. During mid
afternoon yesterday a one-hour
program of recorded Christmas
music was played over the public
At Fairview home the big din- I I
ner was a special event at noon.
It left the evening supper crowd
with but nominal appetites, of
ficials noted.
They said that hundreds of gifts
.were distributed throughout Fair
view, notably many toys and
sweets for the children. Officials
expressed their thanks to Salem
townspeople and many others
whose thoughtfulness made it pos-
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Red Invaders
Now2HI0es
From Seoul
TOKYO, Dee. 24-LL Gem. XaitWw
XL Kldrway, k ai Mn4 la
Tekye Uday U take iwnl
f the U.S. EUhth army fKkttsvg
U Keeea. (AT HlrepWto)
Seeking an audience with the sible that all at the home received
military leader who is charged some gifts.
with shaping Western Europe's de- The 58 girls at Hillcrest school
fenses against Communist aggres- had a good time on Christmas and
sion, the women marched in front were -tj tired ouf by t p jn.
of the nome or Mr. ana irs. jonn orflcialf there reported. Gener
S. Doud, Eisenhower s parenU-ln- ouglty of Salem area folk hered
w. i nrovirt arh rirl with t Vratt
The placards they carried read: three gifts, supervisors said.
"We have not forgotten Lidice. One Salem club sent a scarf for
uucnenwaia. uacniu maidcne. ucn girl at Hlucrest: a woman
Conferences
Call Truman
From Vacation
Five Christmas babies were born
in the mid-V. illamette valley, a
check with six hospitals late Mon
day revealed. I i.T.' o,.,w t,4 I Czech village of Lidice, wiped out I nof riv Brin!. fmm ru.
A boy and a girl were born ri' r"r 3 br the Germans in World War HI ,iVM nift-
and to tnree ox me more notorious
of Nazi death camps).
INDEPENDENCE, Mo, Tc 13-
ue- President Trumaa will rut
By EeWrt
TOKYO. Tuesday. Dee. 24-UT).
General MacArthur announced to
day the awressful redeployinMi
of United Nations forcee try mm
from the Hungnara beachhead
ittnetere with the U, S. eigheh
army in Korea.
The U. N. rommander made tne
announcement In Korean war turn
nunique No. U. He did not eUk
orate oo his use of the word uw '
ture." However. UaJ. Gen. Ed
ward M. Almond said on ChriwW
mas day that his tenth corps troons '
were either at sea off Hungsam r
already in the Pusan-Ponang ron.
centratlon area" on the eeviheeat
ern Korea coast,
The communique did not mw$
whether the historic aeaborne
withdrawal of 103,000 tenth corns
troops from the northeast mm
new defense line across the Ko
rean peninsula, south of the S?n .
parallel. It such a line were briM '
organized It would be snattrr ef
highest military security.
MuiM Ka4
Breathing fire and vowing to
fight anew, the first of the Amer
ican, South Korean and mm
British troops of the U. S. tenth
corps already were ta positk
around Piuaa and Pohang, ta Ur
southeast Korea.
Their last man and last gun.
plus about 100.000 atttt-cxnmuntai
North Korean civilians, sailed
from the demolished port of Hunt-
nam on Christinas ere.
The tenth corps remained la
tact. fighting army wUh its
pons and suprCiea.
Keeaarkabte Feat
The deliberate, orderly retire
ment was completed Chrtrtm
eve. ILailed as one of the moat re
markable aecotcrUshinrets of
tnodera warfare. It was announced
on C&rlatmaa day fort atx ntontna
to tne oay aner the 5ortet-tratne4
These references were to the wnt $25 for gifts for girls who did "hort Christmas vacation and I North Korean army Invaded
la&I.yjrZ any such eventuality', were skiil-
wuriaunas hi. oicinwi ..11- onrtiirt-rf without Iojm f
cohesion and with all units re
maining intact.
The gallant Second Infantry
division and the equally gallant
Turkish brigade, being directly
ouMe yrwe e boT rSalem ePsed r ap torn through
jyf ?fe., SI ROK forces, took the heaviest at
tendant pressure, but the enemy
Memorial hospitaL The parents
opened
mas eve between a candlelight
service and midnlfht mass.
Two hundred thousand re- A crouo of carolers added a
armed Germans mean a nazl army. I Christmas towch at the state pen-
win you ieaa nazis, r. mku- itenUary. Officials said the carol-
hower? en were Dermltted to naia throurh seph Short said the cresldears
A Nazi army will not bring the turnkey's office to serenade decision is not due to any specific
peace. Do in men and women Inmates. I evenu anon va reponrs wus
fly back to Washington tomorrow
for conferences with Secretary of
State Acheson and Secretary of
Defense Marshall on the situs lion
La Korea and other defense prob
lems.
Presidential Press Secretary Jo-
centripetal rather than centrifugal. I expected most new ; senat ors and Trudgeon, Jefferson, whose son ? TSSlftS
Greater reliance on me represemauves wuum ue hsmk"- was named Kenneth Earl,
government, extension of federal ed to seats previously occupied by Mr. and Mrs. D. H. WendeL Al
are Mr and Mrs Frank Stott. tendant Pressure- DUt enemy They identified themselves to Otherwise, a big holiday din- snernoon: i want to empnasixe
Idlnht" who Mm ed their ot balan.ce ln? of reporter, as Mrs. Lee Wood. Mrs. ner was the mala change from that nothing new or critical has
Vrn- . anrt Mr nnri Mn Far! I viBuwu. I HaUS JUmaenauer ana xwrs. OUUD I "wuuin tui uim l,tiv uuniwi.
authority into what once were
regarded as local realms, unifica
tion of thinking and of customs
and standards through riodern
means of mass communication all
have encouraged greater unifica
tion. Yet Mr. Justice Btandeis, in
-one of his opinions, pointed out
the value of having states which
weir preucwessors. Dany route l. are parents o' a
The senate and house caucuses, seven pound-six ounce daughter,
P- Salem
to be held Sunday night preceding
the opening legislative session,
promise to excel in interest those
of two years ago. At the senate
caucus Senator Patterson is ex
pected to present his previously
announced nlan to reduce the
could permit of experimentation I membership of some committees
on limited scale. I and abolish others.
The effect of extreme decentrai- Although most legislators
lzation. however. IS noted in a narentlv favor this nlan there are Portland
i-vomt rmok on the "Greek City-1 nthm nrhn fel tha nrnnnl SanFrancisco
k- ValMsan rrumsn Sho I 1 1 Ti S-hlCgO
owki ik.wiii.vi . . ... w. ii u 11 1 mo several seuaie uieiuucis
takes nine ox tne ancient ciues oi 0f committee chairmanships.
the Greek world rrom jvuietus to R..k Joln4 Mtinr
A proposal that senate and
house tax committees meet jointly
throughout the session probably
will be presented at both cau
cuses. The ways and means com
mittees of the two branches have
met jointly for many years and
the only Christmas day birth re
ported at Albany General hospi
tals, and the two Dallas hospitals
reported no Christmas babies.
Acragas in Sicily and tells their
story. It is a story of brilliant
achievement, yet one of failure to
achieve unity. The city-states re
mained separate, fighting each
other, and subject to revolts with
in themselves. Yet Dr. Freeman is
exploitation of the break-through
which would have imperiled the
Eighth army.
Forces Divided
"Fortunate presence of the
Tenth corps on the enemy's flank
forced him to divide his forces
and thus further weaken his of'
tensive - capabilities achieved at
that stage of his build-up opera
tions against the Eighth army.
'In its broad implications X
consider that these operations,
initiated November 24 and car
ried through to this redeployment.
have served a very significant
purpose possibly in general re
sult the most significant and for- FIRE ROUTS 4 PERSONS
tiinatA rif anv ranriurtovi ritirinff I
the course of the Korean cam- PORTLAND. Dec. 25--Fire
paign. routed four persons from beds In
"The might of a major military a two-story house in southeast
nation was suddenly and without Portland today. Another suffered
warning thrown & pains t this rela- minor burns before the flames
Slnca start of weather rear. Sept. 1 I tt j kn omm MintmllMl with riama e ten
This Year Last Year Normal " . . " " , .-. - 7V
26.45
for the 1,179 Inmates.
Clute, all of Denver. They all "Most of them ate so much that
said they greatly admire Eisen- they've got stomach-ache right
hower but fear re-arming of now," a captain said Monday
Germany. Mrs. Wood said she has night.
a 19-year-old son awaiting draft Boys at Wooburn training school
induction and "I don't want him had a full Christmas that Included
Short said the Washington talks
would take place at Blair house
tomorrow night and would con
cern these three things:
1 The arrangements that are
being made for Gen. Dwight D.
to be an all of the people who gift opening in the rooming, mo- Esenhowrr! depirturt for Europe
hi UK? VPG&tWKjQ
New York
Max.
31
5
52
20
35
Min. Precip.
41 M
48 trace
45 trace
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25 trace
butchered so many millions of our vies in the afternoon and a has-
people." Mrs. Lindenauer also Is ketball game at night.
Jewish. About half of the youths st the
Through one of the military po- Woodburn school were permitted
licemen guarding the home. Gen- to go home for Christmas, offic
eral Eisenhower elayed word to lals said, leaving 93 at the institu
te women: There is nothing I tion yesterday. All received sev-
can do. As on Jider. I
merely follow instructions."
will!
eral gifts,
visors.
Willamette river 4.0 feet.
FORECAST (from U. S. weather bu
reau. McNary field. Salem): Cloudy
this morning becoming partly cloudy
this afternoon and tonight. High to
day near 54 and low tonight near 39.
SALEM PRECIPITATION
13J0
15.91 I without attaining a decision.'
tatively estimated at $2,000.
not assured that political unifies-1 i;o1;.. ,- K. j; '
UUU WUUXU UAW Ul (WIU
for ancient Greece. It might have
stultified the development which
the individualist Greeks achieved
(Continued on editorial page 4).
. Animal Crackers
By WARREN GOODRICH
to take the supreme command ef
the newly created combined west
European defense force.
2 The requirements for the
situation In Korea In the light cf
Chinese communist activity there.
2 Problems of studying pre-
according to super- I pa redness at home.
The presidents secretary said
Mr. Truman's decision to put for
ward the time of his return to the
capital, originally scheduled for
Wednesday afternoon, came as a
result of telephone conversations
with Marshall and Acheson.
"The president has only so
much time to give to all his prob-
san rRANrisrfY tw 5S-s I lems,- snort saia. -ana n was oe-
Rear Adm. George W. Bauer, re- de4 that It would be better If
Mred. waa fnirvrf AA in hla anart- he could clear Up Some of these
Admiral Found
Hanged by Noose
Of Christ ma 8 Ties
South
The North Korean tnvaoeea
were smashed bock and scattered,
and lust one month ego U. aV.
tenth corps troops stood on Korea
northern border facing Bed Man
churia. Today, however, no United Ka
tlons forces remained north of tfee
ttOx parallel, the old tortn-eoua
frontier that split Korea ta half.
The vast armiee of Communis
China had Intervened, farcing Mm
U. 5. eighth army ta the west in ha
a hasty Ltd-enUe retreat, and snia
sicg destruction of the tenth corn .
only because of the historic beech
head withdrawal.
XI UOm Away
Today the red Invaders had
edged wiihia 21 mile of SeouL
the southern capital, ta tfco pre
liminaries of an all-out ofienatv.
They had threatened to launch II
on Christmas day, but tt failed
come.
U. N. commanders were luLOami
st extricating Cv combat divi
sionsthe U. S. First marine divi
sion, the U. S. Third and Sereeta,
and the Republic cf Korea (ROK)
Third and Capital it tri firms from
the icy wastes ef northeast Korea
against overwhelming numbers of
communist troops.
Optimism was tempered Christ
mas day by the menace of an Im
pending ftganOe CMnea Com
munist off ensive in the west.
U. N. troops braced la their ley
foxholes Christmas tor the blow.
erated satisfactorily and had con
served time.
Steelhammer was expected to
announce members of the house
ways and means commitee sev
eral days before the legislative
session so they may meet in Sa
lem early in January and go over
the state budget with the state
budget director.
336-Pound Stone of Scone. Symbol of Scottish
Nationalism, Stolen from Westminster Abbey
m . . i - t .1. -
ment today Police said his body I I presumably at night eWsoTS
was Hanging in a doom fashioned i .. . I Korean poslttotis. hi
from Christmas neckties. s ZZ
Bauer. 74. was prominent in San mc"r" preprui
By Tom Ochiltree
LONDON, Dec. 25-vP)-Thieves
Rep. Henry' Semon, Klamath fjed motivated by intense
Falls, probably will be selected as
chairman of the house ways and
means committee, legislators said.
He has served in this capacity at
previous legislative sessions.
Drafting of Bills
Drafting of a bill based on the
recent report of Dr. T. C. Holy,
inVolving a survey of the elemen
tary and secondary school systems
of Oregon, is now in progress, Rex
Putnam, state superintendent of
Scottish nationalism stole the an
cient stone of Scone from West
minster abbey today. The priceless
relic is a central fixture in the
coronation of British kings.
The thieves conducted their get
away so well Scotland Yard de
tectives and police throughout
Britain still were without a clue
after an intense Christmas day
hunt.
Nationalists and even the more
public instruction, reported. These moderate home rule advocates in
j bills, following introduction, will
be referred to the education com
mittees of the senate and house.
I Holy's report , contained approxi
mately 175 recommendations.
First bill to be Introduced will
Scotland cheered the news that
the stone had been removed from
the abbey where It had rested
since 1296.
In removing the 336-pound
stone, the thieves broke a large
"Manhattan, Martini or Antv-freeser
authorize an appropriation rang- splinter off the leg of the corona'
ing from $150,000 to $175,000 to tion throne, the oldest piece of
aeiray part ox tne legisiauve costs. I furniture in the abbey. Twenty
Other similar bills will be Intro-1 seven monarch have been crown-
duced as the session progresses I ed on it including Britain's tires
and previous appropriations are ent ruler. George VI.
I exhausted. I The stone had rested under
neath the throne. Its position sym
bolized the union of the crowns
of England and Scotland in the
17th century.
John MacCormich, chairman
of the Scottish covenant move
ment, said whatever the outcome
of the "present adventure he
hoped the stone ultimately would
be kept in Scotland except on
coronation occasions. He continu
ed:
"The Stone of Destiny (Scottish
name for the stone) properly be
longs to the people of Scotland.
Under the terms of the treaty of
Northampton in 1328 the stone.
which is the ancient symbol of
Scottish nationality, was to be re
turned to Scotland, but that treaty
was never observed.
Nearly 2,000,000 Scots last year
signed the Scottisa covenant, a
petition for a greater measure of
home rule along the lines of that
enjoyed by northern Ireland.
Supporters of the covenant have
made it clear they are completely
loyal to the king. However,
small extreme group in Scotland
desires to cut all ties with Eng
land. Between the two groups are
other grades of Scottish national
ism. ,
Nigel Trander, a Scottish coven
ant leader, said:
This venture may appear fool
ish and childish on the surface
but it will have the effect down
south of focusing attention on
Scotland's complaints.'
Francisco club s dirties. He had
served In both world wars and
was active in naval reserve work.
He hsd been 111 for several
months.
Helpful Push
Breaks Arm
Perle Mesta Gives
Party for Orphans
LUXEMBOURG. Dec IS-0P)-
Six hundred Luxembourg orphans
today went to a "real American
Christmas party." It was given by
Mrs. Perle Mesta, the U.S. min
ister.
The kids came to the "Salle dea
Fetes," normally used only for I -f- vy -i. traa Washinrton. Km
positions, had said tho
Chinese would attack "an Christ
mas" and urged South Koreans
surrender because they would be
outnumbered four to on.
Eeds KeeonneUer
General UacArthurs neadQua
ters announced that host.ie units
of undisclosed six recotmotteroC
the Sinsan are, only 21 rriTV
north of SeouL Other red unit
were poised from tl to 12 snOa
northwest and northeast of SeouL
At this critical Juncture, LL i
Matthew B. Rldgeway, the
commander of th U. S. Cghfls
amy arrived ta Tokyo Monday
PORTLAND, Dec. 25 -V A
friendly but impulsive motorist
gave Carl H. Drake. Portland, a
Christmas present: a broken arm. I diplomatic and civic occasions la I ct, T. Gen. Walton H. WaJk-
sji a as. e? am ( r BLaiiiru uii axaear v-aj" a a x law rai i la taaa. an auniaii v blaa cu m a - - m -i m evesMf at as naaa an
While the theft generally was lumbla river highway east cf her, from orphanages In all parts of lh ' iLlAL
believed to be the work of Scot- Drake crawled underneath to in- grand duchy. At Seoul-Ulosely menaced fee
tish extremists, the possibility re- vest! gat. , r Santa Claus stole th show as I ZTJZr. w
mained that pranksters had re
moved the stone.
The stone, known to date back
at least 1,100 years, measures 26Vi
by 16 by 11 inches. A Urge rec-
Then th motorist drove up, k dealt out a toy and Items of
asked Mrs. Drake if he couidlwaxm clothing to each of the or-1
neip, ana oeiore sn couia sxop rhans.
uuu -vtsu yiixiiiia; uimm.m w.
Drake was taken to a hospital
tangle Is roughly outlined on th I her with a broken arm, shoulder I ITDC COUTLS SPLIT
groans when a rightful soverign . . w110?.- IvS
An it rmt remaina silent be- cnrvrxK VAIN C. sL Mrs. Barbara Tufts, wife of Actor
red fore, th South Korean na
tional assembly decided ta
journ. It plans to reconvene next
month, "probably ta Pnxaa,"
reliabl source said.
Th last man and last vhkl
safely Quit th Hungnsrn bearn-
head la the northeast at 2-1! pj
Uiaua. w asui iJ.au rr; :r:7Z iu , .v; c,m(l.. neneral Almond said
neath a conqueror. ..TOKYO. Dec. 2WGenerai norm u, tT7ZA .llaaAAr.
England's Edward I brought the MacArthuri neaaquarters saw to- v cvrTT I vwTAdm. C. Turner Jor con.
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