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Show " 0 SunAtT. Stctonbtr 10. IMP ' Official Blames Russia For 99.99. Of.Threats to Peace - Arms Program Pay-As-We-- Go y;:i cy 1 r j 5 V- - self-restra- Allies Renew Air War To Blast Targets int at . lW-fo- ot six-fo- mud-plaster- ed wing-spre- ad na Ied short-circu- FREE - ng non-essent- Himalayan Quake Strong As 2 Million Exploding B-2- cost-of-livi- ial tab-le- ts ng i I ng nine-memb- er V geodetic survey added: as of now the big shake has spawned more than 170 aftershocks, some ' of them major earthquakes in their own right The coast and geodetic survey was the only agency in the world which accurately located the center of the Aug. 15 cataclysm on the day it occurred. The center s" was in the region of Asia where India, Tibet, China and Burma meet. Its "focus" was about 15 miles below the earth's surface. were there. (U.R UN fighters were back in action 9 Mountains Vanish WASHINGTON, Sept. en the northeastern corner of the The federal parole board Satur It shook a vast wild and remote front as a blanket of clouds start- day paroled former Rep. J. Par area near one end ot tne 1,900- ed breaking up. There was an im- nell Thomas, R., N. J., who has mile arc of the Mila mediate slackening in a Red ar- been in Danbury, Conn federal layas, the planet's youngest and tillery barrage on Kyongju after prison on payroll padding and mightiest mountain chain. Reports the planes started hitting North salary kickback charges. from villages on the edge of the Korean batteries. The parole is effective immedi- desolate region, according to the F-Jets joined in an attack on ately. National Geographic Society, "tell hill positions southeast of Yong-eho- n A justice department spokes- of vanished and enlarged mounlaunched by South Koreans. man said Thomas is free to leave tains, of rivers dried up and One Royal Australian air force prison whenever arrangements forced off course, of gaping fis Mustang was lost near Fohang can be made between the warden sures, uprooted forests, and new when it crashed during a raid. No and the Thomas family. lakes." A spokesman at the air opposition was reported, Thomas They also hint at tribal villages home in Allendale, N. J., said Mrs. swallowed whole, lamaseries engulfed, frontier stations buried by rock, and entire valleya sliding CARNIVAL DICK TURNER By, flooded by dammed or diverted rivers. In most respects the quake was I .! I "normal," according to Capt. E B. Roberts of the coast and geo detic survey. It followed the genI t eral pattern of great quakes of 1 the past such as the San Francisco quake of 1906. But it also produced one mani volcanic eruptions' festation ft-H-- i which Roberts said is "definitely unusuai. nooeris saia eviaence of the eruptions appears to be conclusive. Observers have re- Ex-Congress- Truhidii Asks for . be-fo- low-hangi- PHEW to th prospect of mandatory price was given the overall job of our defense 'effort out yof, taxee (Contlnwd Fre-- HVs-- Otto) ceilings but announced he had coordinating the programs of the now, we will avoid an enormous what you really need mod can ordered preparations to impose various agencies in conformance increase in the national debt" he controls when , they are with presidential policy. aid. not do without"; . V price needed. not Do businessmen: Symington also was authorized "For During World War II. we bor pile to ' resolve inter-agenissues rowed too much and did hot tax FreMie Keeorde up inventories: Hold your .prices which would otherwise ourselves enough. We must not down." These preparations were em- Mr. Truman's attention require and to run our present defense effort oa re "For waae earners: Do not ask bodied rean in executive order . and program that kind of financial basis." ' policy for wage .increases beyond what , businessmen to preserve prescribe directives the president's having is needed to meet the rue in tne quiring records of their price and costs approval. Fear Inflation bsse period of May 24 ' during These guiding principles, to to June the The Is the alternative, he said, would Three Tenth Problems cor din f to the president repre- month 24, 1030 this period be inflation and before the Injury immediately aa we must do what sented At the outset of his, speech, the in the long run thangreater . war out Korean broke higher taxes nation now. informed loyaL intelligent and responsible it the "This means thai Information president ( citizens, quite apart from any will "It will mean "three hum, tougn prob hknt be available to set ceilings faces met government be lems" ninst which regulation,' those andiagainst mod) unpatriotic to and fair at ' levels, Identify the who will try, by every possible KxecHtive Order sellers who have taken advantage solved. are production of ma means, to make exorbitant proThey of the present emergency the terials and equipment needed for fits out of the emergency and The new economic stabilization president tald. agency, created by executive Mr, Truman conceded that the defense, paying the bill for in- escape their fsir share of the creased defense efforts, and pre load," he said. "But we can and Order tonight will work first on win-thwhat the president called "present not be easy. ne advocated may venting inflation. On the first will fight. "No is one should be permitted to he it said' possible problem with danger spots," consulting for this nation to produce the profiteer at the expense of other management and labor in an efVelwntary Restraint necessary materials and equip because of our defense needs. Nofort "to .work out the necessary He counseled the nation to pre ment for defense, but not without body should get rich out of this safeguards without compulsion." on tne emergency." "However," the president ad- pare for "some reduction in our new and heavy burdens v m. ded, "if these efforts v fall, price standards Of living" but said that American production machine said that business will have 'ISM J Trtfhf. ceilings and wage restrictions will voluntary restraint would be far to He institute Three Pacific Oas and Electric Company to controls. heavy expansion on HOME WRECKERS have to follow." mandatory preferable power Une troubleshooters examine eagle's neat Oeft) atop chief executive viewed the "But controls win tiiu ne neces its own in many cases, and he The on the brink of an upper Sacramento Alter gorge in Northern Calinew defense production law as a sary in some cases where volun promised that the government STOP GETTING ot neat, an intricate lacework of fornia near Redding. The start on the job of defense pro tary individual action is not will be ready with "special fin a to could It interior, presented double hazard: twigs and duction, but expressed fears that enough to where the- honest ma ancial help" when necessary catch fire and drop on the forested area below or the eagle's the law is deficient in two fields. jority must be protected from a enlarge the. production of factories it circuit. In photo at the 110,000-vo- lt could easily UP NIGHTS He said he is not sure that the few chiselers," he said. "In those and mines for defense purposes. right the huge nest, dislodged by the men plummets earthward A new law permits effective use. of cases, the government will not He pointed out that the new law will enable the government fourth man stood by with a shotgun in case the irate tenant returned selective controls. hesititate to use its powers." borne during the eviction. "As a result we might have to In dividing up the- priorities to give top priority to defense or resort to general controls before and allocations powers .among ders, prevent hoarding and cut Try This civilian ft you the down on departments, they are really necessary," he said. government up many time at nltt IRRITATION of BLADDER mis may prove to dci serious president, by executive order, goods, the production of which due to ft or URINARY TRACT, try PALMO defect in the law which will re- gave Secretary of Commerce would use 'up critical materials. at our risk if you have Charles lawyer priorities and His tax recommendations came TABLETS quire correction." naver them. We will send you ud He also found the authority for allocations powers over all ma- largely unheralded because WashFull-Sa ir Park a mm (rum ahl.i. A-Bominin was recent weeks facilities. rent control inadequate. terials and you are to use 20 Tablets FREE ington bs not ir aallfrrtea at the palliative "What we gam in holding down Domestic transportation, stor terested primarily in the return relief return extra received, were facilities of the must and economic other pro age port placed sprawling prices and you pay nothing for the In (U.R) 9 intense red to the the not lost interstate ceased commission. which after be under hold down failure glows WASHINGTON, Sept. ported gram shortly by trial. SEND NO MONEY. Mall name and addreaa Today and we The Aug. 15 Himalayan earth- sky near the heart of the quake the cost f shelter," he said. He Within the economic stabiliza- World War II. Will send your Palmo Tablets t existing rent law be tion agency he created the post of The presfdent said the "only on quake which crumpled mountains region. And rivers flowing out of return mail poetpaid. Not for chil-by to em state of for the sensible and that director local and swallowed up rivers released and stabilization, pay way" price .limproved dren. Addreaa H. D. Dept. wise stabili ergency defense program is "out 33 A, Box 135, Battle Powers, energy equal to 2.000,00 exploding the country have been pulluted government keep present rent nlus a Creek. Mich. asm wun of estimated taxes." voicanic atomic bombs, officials controls In efffect. sation board suipnurous (Adv.) "To the extent that we finance Mr. Truman devoted little time! In the same order, Symington which killed fish and vegetation. Saturday. And that isn t all. the coast and CLSVXLAND. O- - Sept. t (U.B selves strong enough to insist Assistant Secretary of Stat I upon peace, We have triea every otner Dean Rusk tald Saturday night to method to build the peace we that Russia ti "89 J9 per cent" to must now make it cleat: to any blame for the present threat aggressor that aggression carries world peace and freedom." it their certain aesrucuun. with Russia to not did Rusk point Appeals For Unity by nine, but he said in an ad- re dress prepared for delivery He appealed for firm American the national convention of unity in the "face of common American Veterans of World War danger" now confronting the II that "we know where" respon- free world. . interlies the for uneasy Rusk said the United States "in sibility national- situation., sists" uporucessation of hostilities "And- it does not lie in the hetween Formosa and the Chinese United States," he asserted. Communist mainland. If this is Rusk said it Is critically im- done, hej indicated, this govern peo- ment will support a peaceful aolu portant that the peace lovingthem- tion of the explosive Formosah ples of the world; make problem. But Rusk emphasized that present military and economic aid to the' Nationalists on Formosa will be continued to build up the island's defenses for action "if an of the attempt Is made to dispose Formosa problem by armed attack." He said American policy in southeast Asia places high priority On military aid to Indo-Chi- "subTOKYO. Sept 9 and to the Philippines with to out the roared pound planes stantial assistance to others in as the weather southeast enemy Saturday Asia whose security is returned to the allied side in the threatened." Korean war after two days of being -clouds Rusk outlined a three point rain, mist, and American for policy to program had grounded jnost airmen. China: 9i blasted the Chosen Ex- ward 1. Attempting to find a way to plosives Manufacturing company sustain the historic friendship beat Haeju, Just across the 38th tween the American and Chinese 80 miles northwest qf it clear this gov Deonles. Sarallel,Fighter-bombe- rs making regave "no has ernment aggressive deto newed support troops fighting China." whatever upon signs in the mud belew. 2. Making it equally clear mat Planes rooming through the this shall take a dear skies flushed out a '"large mostgovernment of acts of ag serious view forCommunists from of number" be set in which Nak-togression might ward positions in the central in mainland China on he sector, due west of Changn-yon- g, motion a military spokesman said. half of a Communist consplr- The spokesman said he believed acy3. Emphasizing that this gov the Reds were routed from posi"shall not accept the tions into which they moved un- ernment! any clique in China to der the cover of the two days of right of Over the "dismemberment mist and rainfall. There were preside for of China the benefit of Soviet were back Reds the pulling signs imperialism." strafan of under explosive rain ing and fire bomb attacks. A regimental commander said the air strikes forced him to change his estimate of the number of Communists in his area. Watching from an observation post as the human targets scurried for safety, he said he saw twice as many Reds as he had thought (U.PJ-rAll- lull 01 EWMWUti", SUNDAY' HERALD man Thomas Paroled From U.S. Prison (DflD "four-corner- still-growi- finnnc 7km rScw f hi 7J ng BaBBaBaasBBBBeVBBWSaaPBSBBaBBBBBaiaakH 80 ij- - ' - , fej eIs mi Yea, 9r -00 vm x. t m. Conn., Sept 9 (U.R) nrnhahlv will be released from the federal correctional institution Sunday, it was said at the warden's office today. 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