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Conner Suggests Ciange
k In Joint Chiefs of Staff
WAHIIINU'loN lift-rtpp. lliimir
IUNUi tuiluy vullril lur riivuinii-
JiiV III Joint CIiIWh or Hln II 10
fliiiiliiulc wliut lii' iiillc-il n bulllu
nm'k In Milium y pliiimlim.
Tho liip inlllliiiy iilllrliiln, lie
KKld urn iitinlilti to function nilo
ililiilrly bmiimo tliry ma bulll pur-
-Iwiuiih Hiid Jiultfra lit lutni'-ntTivlce
'lIVIlllll'N,
Uoniii'i' nuuHcntrd In a nlnlii-
. inriil llmt llic cliiitinmii ol tlic
Jiilnl, clili'ln bp iilvrn uuihiiiity in
nc.lln imiiiIiovpihIuI Inntirn unit
llmt utlirr lliniiueix bn niiuln mil-
,llniy mlvlwim nillirr limn pulley
iriirK.itnlnllvrii il llii'lr wrvliwi.
1 ho Joint clilrtn mn Ilia lop
Army, Air Curat mid Nnvy nlll
( 'ill who, under Unit. Oiiwr llrud-
' Iry nn clinlriiiiiil, iirtvln. the I'rrn.
Iclritt on mnjor inlllliiiy prolilniim,
Thn chiiliinun now "votrli'iui
Mid In arinrd only Willi Urn power
ill prrniiKKlon" to u il Kin lliti "old
pron who run tho Unpnrlinimv ul
Dddise," Uniuter tiultl,
Honner'i UHleineiit ncronipunled
the luil o M'vrrul lirnilnii reiorln
on inllllniy hiipply pioblenm ro
li'usrd loduy by a lluunn cxpeudl
Iiiipi tvutwoinmlllrit which ho
liraln.
Hncrclnry of Defend Lovett fit
llllrd Inil June, Koiinrr mild, Hint
thn Inw unlfylilK thn nrmed nerv
ier In limnimtii and ho will rec
ommend ihuiiiics Urlum lenvlnu
ofllce Uila yciir.
"For one thing," Homier Hi,
"1 hops ho iiiuken recomninndh
tlonn to uhiiiiuo thn two-hiil inukn
np ol the Joint Chlnfn of Hlittl."
ll.ovrll wun united by reporti'rn
lunl iiliiht ttbotu Uonnrr'a Muto
liiclU, Tiro aecietiuy, Jiinl buck
from nn lln-pci'llon vInII to mill
lnry hwtullullonn In llm Wont and
Hoiithwonl, hnd not Keen llm ntntc.
inenl. He n Id lie told thn com
nillteo lunl nuininer Hint ho would
refer nny reeoininendHllonn to
I'renldenl Iriljiiuii, but Indicated
he hnn not yet dona no.)
the kiibcnminlltee reported In
May thill the Joint chleln repre
sented a "(Iibk of renlnlnnco" to
ntrmunlliiliiK the mlllliiry nupply
nyntrm beciumo each member fell
obi Hied to Unlit for hia own nervke,
Hoiuior'a moup han been explor.
Inn military wnnte for two year.i.
It conlendn hundiedn of million"
of dollarn enn bo aaved by a hotter
nyntoin of btiylnu Items unod coin
monly by all anrvlcen,
'the chairman nald today proii-
renn had been made through re
cent Uefeme Deparltnrnt dlrec
liven "but we ntlll have a long wuy
In go."
loft Says Stevenson
Won't Fight Commies
COI.UMHDH, O, m- Hen, Hubert
A. 'lull nald lust night Urmocrnl
Adlul ., Htevriuon. It elected pren
Weill, would penult I ho greutent
tin rut to thin iinlion lu continue.
llmt threat wun cieiued by "ntti
lildlty and pio Communbt nympn
thlen In the Hlute Department,"
'lufl annerted. He nddrewied a Re
publican rully that ovcrtlowed the
1,360 cupiicllv ol the Nell liuuito
hotel hiilllooin.
The neniilnr dencrlbed Bleveimon
an "hand in glove" with I'renldenl
Truman and Secretary ol Hlute
uenn Acne-.on on loreign
"At the enu ol ino war, wo iiou
at the height of power," Tail aalcl:
Today wo face the greatest
threat ever-far greater than Hit-
Sailor Plans
Memorial
SAVANNAH. On. ilv-Two can
dlen will be llxhlod Huturdny main
It a corner table In one ol Hnvnn
nah'n eating placen. A nlgu will
mark two neatn an "roncivcd" but
Uloy will nol be occupied.
The cmidlen will bo a memorial
Ui love ntory.
Two yearn ago Saturday, Logan
and Mury Roe mil al Die table,
'I'hey had been married Unit day.
Much of their courixlup had been
conducted at the name tublo in
the light of flickering candle.-i.
A few monthn ago Mary died
a victim of cancer. Iloe, a mer
chant mariner, appllrd for nea
duty.
Wodncnday nlghl he telephoned
the rentaurant liom New York. A
letter he hnd Just mailed con.
tallied a U bill. Ho nald:
"I'm on a trannport that la put
ting to nea In the morning, but
1 waul to renerve our table lor
our anniversary Saturday night.
The bill will cover nny expcn&ca
Involved."
Their Inble will be reserved ncl
the candle lighted. Tho 13 bill
will go to the church where they
wcie both members.
4 'ixi
-T n ' .r . . m.
,31 W
lor." He nald "Htevenwin would
continue thai threat."
Hul Tail nald the Republican
prenlilenllal nnnilnee, Oen. DWIghl
), Klnenhuwcr, would clean out
Hie top level In the Htale Depart
ment, including Acnenon.
Tall nald he would dwell more
fully on foreign pulley tonight In
an ndilrrm al a meeting of the
Ohio federation of Republican
Women' UiKnnltatlou lu the Nell
Houne.
Ho will apeak barely five block
from Memorial Hull where Steven
nun In nclieduled to talk about the
name lime on noclal necurlty In
bid for Ihe J5 electoral vote of
Ohio, Tail' home aiute.
Taft In back In Ohio during a
ID iiatn junket to cumpnlgn lor the
election ol Khenhower.
The Menntor emnhaslzerf hln riar-
tinnn Irlrnd muni, like himself,
forget Ihelr dlnanpolnlmenl over
hln failure to win nomination and
nunnorl Elnehowcr.
I am glad to nwure inosc wno
believe In my principle-." Tali
nald, "llmt II you elect him. you
will have government baned on
the principles In wnicn you oc-
In hln 35-mlnute speech, Taft
listed the three ma lor pintles of the
campaign : ' corruption In
government: b) aoclallr.atlon, and
ic mlsmonagemenl of foreign al
fnlrt und the Korean War.
Town Finds
Tax Evader
t-ABT pTf.nsnN. N. J.iTi The
mayor mid Borough Council decid
ed to tench lax delinquent
teuton rcceniiy.
nv nninred HorouKh Atly. Ar
thur Mennlneo to atari foreclosure
proceeding against me owner o
a one-acre plot who hadn't paid
properly laxe for 11 yer.
Messlneo flnully located the own
er yesterday.
The borough w te culprit. It
took over the property by lore
closure in 1041 nd thus no tnxes
had been paid.
GAMMA TEST CHECKED Capf. R H. Dreeger (loft), head of
the atomic medical diviiion of tho Naval Medical Reioarch
Inttitute at Waihington, and Medical Corpiman N. J. Narboit
check reiulh of a gamma ray felt on a caged rat as the Navy
unveili itt now gamma ray generator The dovice met radio
active cobalt cartridge! to help speed research to find better
defonies against atomic bomb rays. Cobalt cartridges are
loaded in a first exposure room and discharged at test animals
in this second exposure room.
GIs Sing Praises Of New All-Metal Bunker
BOMKWHKRK IN KORKA I.B
Tne ue.lpiidfia of Olu iiumy" are
Hinging 'he prulsra of a new,
light, nil metal prefabricated
bunker.
'fin bunker, born of grim neces
sity, In a great Improvement over
the Abe l.Uicoln ' prefabricated
bunkers of log which made their
appearance on the front only a
short time ago.
Trooim of the 38th Regiment. U.
8. Second Division, vow thev can
put together the metal bunkern and
make a protective roof In less than
30 minutes. Time l a matter ol
life and death when troops storm
up a hill and need quick cover
from thunderous Communist shell
ing. Knglncer of the Second Division
designed the shelters. They are
constructed wllh barbed wire pick
et and welded Into lour sections.
Knffi section weighs about 75
pounds.
One man can carry a section. This
allow a sharp speed-up In con
ntructlon over the "Abe Lincoln"
log bunkers. It generally take two
men to carry each log, and 30 to
40 logs are lined loi one bunker.
Ihe Second Division said.
The metal bunker has openings
for llring on all four side. When
complete. It 5 feet square and
3';, lect high.
"There Isn't much room on the
Inside, but for a fighting bunker
they are number one." commented
I nn Old Haldy veteran. Pfc. Orval
Diet, of Baulte Hte. Marie. Mich.
I 'Die Second Division ald 20
pounds of explosive were net off
uiiM exploded three to five fee'.
from tire bunker without caus-iused bv the division for the first
Ing any visible damage. limit in the furious Old Baldy fight-
The new metal structure were'jng on Korea' Western Front.
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Man Hurt In
Prison Fight
SALEM (! A convict suffered
severe Injuries In a prison fight
here Sept. 12, Deputy Warden Law.
rence O'Brien reported Thursday.
He Idem If led the convict a Okie
Behrens, sentenced from Marlon
County. '
Behrens regained consciousness
for the llrst lime Thursday. He
was unable to say who bent him
up and prison ofllclal still arc Investigation.
Taft, Truman
May Meet
SHENANDOAH, IA. iIi-A rare
political doublchendcr bring Pres
ident Trunuui and Sen, Robert A.
Tall to the same Miceklng plat
form hero next Wednesday and
Mionsnr In Mils noulhwest Iowa
city of 7,000 envision an outpourlng
of a many us 76,000 persona,
Tlie political antagonists won't
exactly share the platform their
npoechc nre about three hours
apart.
And although a fuce-to-fiica meet
ing I possible. It's not likely, ac
cording to President Robert E.
Tyler of the ionsorlng chamber
Tho oocaslon Is tho annual har
dest festival, belter known a
y Pimcake Day" lor the fact free
pancake traditionally nre nerved,
"We arc dohm everything we
possibly can to keep this non-partisan
and noii-pollllciil as far as
tho chamber of commerce Is co
cerned," said Tyler In comment
ing on tho problems of political
protocol Involved.
The presidential speech Is tenta
tively scheduled for 12:30 p.m.
Bon. Taft will penk at 3 p.m.
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