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Show T tO -- Sunday; September 10,-195- Truman Signs Bill to Draft. Doctors, Den tists Up to 50 - estimated 5,600 doctors and "3,000 Sept. president Truman signed Satur- - dentists who got all or most of aay legislation - authorizing, mm their training at government exto draft .doctors,', dentists and "allied specialists" through' axe pense during World War II but who put- In little or no service ' ' Terr are expected to be drafted. afterwards. Tnose who are 'drafted probably will be younger men. vmiin would be smart to volun- -i 'The law, Is aimed mainly at teer. Those who do will get $100 prodding Into military service an more per month than men who wait to be drafted. The bill's backers hoped enough men would come forward to make it unnecessary actually to draft anybody. The" army, navy, and air force have said they must have .an extra 5,000 doctors and 2,600 dentists this year, based on an anti cipated strength of ,2,500,000 men. Under a new goal of nearly men, announced by Mr. WELLINGTON, iN. 2. (U.R) Truman, the medical need probNw Zealand engineers are ap- ably will be higher. plying lessons learned from Ital. First T Ge ian geothermal work to harness heat, from underground steam.' the' defense The first strike In search for a Earlier Saturday, department said that medical and new source of power for genera- dental reserve officers trained at tion of electricity was made at government expense, but who had Welrakei in the northern island no previous active duty, will be of New Zealand. " the first recalled under its new, Government scientists and en- program. gineers are basing their work-ofNEA Trtrphof, Under the new law Mr. Tru his experience gained In Italy, where man wounded loses Korean This North GUN weapon to Lt. LOSES it he finds necessary, can, if more than 200,000 kilowatts of Lt. of Calif. rich Stevan Oceanside, squats to exIungerich lunge alspecial registration of plant is established or projected order in took action machine The the Tongsan the amine place pistol. in an area of about 75 square most any medical or allied group, area. South Korea. Exclusive NBA-AcCorreStaff by photo 49. Those ' registered through age miles in Tuscany. Ed Hoffman. ' spondent A huge increase during and then would be subject through since the last, war in industrial age 50 to call for 32 months and domestic demand for elec- service. The draftees would be induct-- 1 tricity is spurring the government's present attempts to har- ed as privates, then commissionness steam. The state-ownhy- ed at ranks based on age and exdroelectric department is unable perience. Under an earlier law Ha-H- a to install new equipment fast medical men get a $100 per month i bonus over regular military pay. enougn. Violent explosions occurred The new law says draftees won't NEW YORK (U.Rl- - Women whoiwith her fnthec lassoing the ani when steam was struck at some get this. bores at Larderello, Italy, but ex To make sure no community s ,he bi 6 ha.ha flom Eiaine Mone. mals and Elaine standing guard perts here have no fears of any stripped of medical care with a gun, in case for civil- - smith bobby-soxgreat danger at Wairakei. The ians the president must set up a'from Elaine, trained by a niece of O Dayton, flow of steam is diverted from national committee of ... wnnH(- whflt thev d do if Annie Oakley to handle a gun, is outstanding; the top of each bore from, the medical men to "advise" selective! were faced : with a killer Ohio's junior champion clay-bidrilling' plant and drilling is service on how many men can ' they . i i continued even when the vent is be . vr. .7 j Her first jungle kill was spared. Elaine, a small blonde, is one of, shooter. blowing steam. save father s life, her Under the law "allied special- the world's youngest jto ists" who could be registered and hunters. She. has made three ex- -j He was shooting pictures of a . Steady Supply Needed drafted would include but would peditions into Africa with her;herd of elephants when one Scientists are measuring grav- not be limited to veterinarians. father, , James, a machinery deal- - charged. Elaine's deadly aim with ity variations to determine the lo- optometrists turned pharmacists, and;er explorer. The two plan an cation and depth of rock masses. osteopaths. trin in Mnvomhpr isnnthr elephant gun stopped the The search is for to in time, animal next is "My trap The assignment defense issued department steam reservoirs to a a rhinoceros," she said. "Dad got hunt-- a as re Adventurous list what priority detailing insure, steady and adequate sup- serve officer doctors and dentists couple of rffre white ones on his . no Maine said, sounds, plies of steam. last trip " a softie." life If enough steam can be tapped will be called. lor School Interferes the de here, the government may call The only exemptions, Takes Wei ht Off are those doctors said, Italian- experts for consultation. partment Elaine, who had to by pass the; When flows of reliable steam are and dentists who are reserve of- last safari because of school, came She weighed 10S pounds when found, many technical problems ficers in organized reserve units here to meet her father on his she started her last trip. She came will have to be overcome before who will be subject to call with their units, and those pursuing a hieh school soDhomore. she s it can be put to work. get enough sleep and Corrosion which troubled the 12 months' medical internship. m9rio all trin in Hat Hurin? thp! "You ,ife is Italians may be even more serious The internes will be called upon 'summer holidays. This fall, she food " she said- "The our will Sometimes of do'ru8?edthat steam. party Zealand New to completion natural with training. said, "I guess I'll just have isome tall talking with the princi- - cover z.i mnes a aay. uiten we Special alloys may have to be deiar Rne Ior two weeks irom ourveloped for bore casings. pal to get away." " campThe first hunting trip for the raoauHlc!, It may not be possible even to In Wisconsin, before the adop combination was ing out every night in the jungle.' lead the steam direct to turbines. tion of standard time, 38 different father-daughtItalian experts discovered they in 1946 to the Belgian Congo. "Someday," Elaine said, "I'd could not do that in certain local times existed in various sec- Since then the two have traveled like to lead my own expedition. cases. tions of the state. through nearly every part of Af But for the time being, I guess I II be content to go along with rica. BY WALLY FALK They usually hunt as a team, Dad between school terms." KICKIN AROUND 9 WASHINGTON,! U.PJ - - t Pulitzer Prize Play Slated At Capitol Jheater Drafting Of Married Men SUNDAY HERALD 0 Ccuntry Hunts Ebctric Energy In Earth Steam i. " SteplClbsier TOKYO AIM One nt fh Ma With Albert Dekker in the role in the Korean war is mov jobs of which he Willy Loman, played UJ? me ngnt inmgs into the right WASHINGTON. Sent. ing for" York" New five in months, place. . The drafting" of , married men ap iPulit-z- er The things moved, according to peared to be one step, closer fol- "Death of a Salesman," the Prize play by Arthur Miller, lowing; President Truman's , approval of jthe' new... GI family - al- will come to the Capitol Theater lowance biK. Salt Lake . Monday, Sept. 25, U. S. Cities Uniting The; measure, signed Friday ihj a two-dfor engagement, inwill give families of servicemen from $85 to $165 a month. It was cluding matinee on Tuesday. Curb rushed through congress in re"Death of a Salesman" opened In Fight sponse to complaints by married in; New York In February, 1949, nationar"guardsmen and reserv- and made a clean sweep of all Smoke Nuisance ists called to active that be bestowed their families could notduty get along the honors that can U.R addition on their service pay alone. a CHICAGO to the In Cities are upon play. on smoke control Selective service officials had Pulitzer Prize, it won the New tightening up said earlier that they would ask York Drama Critics Award, the in an effort to chase smog, the American Municipal association Mr. Truman to revoke his ban Antoinette Perry Award, the reports. on drafting of married men 19 More than 200 ' municipalities through 25 once the measure was Donaldson Award, the Theatre now have smoke control ordiClub and Front Page Awards. It signed.,;. nances, the association said. Most sewas 'said to ever the first be the agency spokesman play of them prohibit emission of dense Is "still considering" asking the lected the Book of the Month smoke for more than a few minby president for permission to draft utes at a time. best-sell- er married men. He refused to say Club and has been a howSt. Louis and when the request would go to the among plays in the book stores. ever, prohibit thePittsburgh, use of smoke- White House. Recently it was recorded by Dec- - producing fuels or require the use He rioted, however, that Maj ca and reports from the record of burners that will consume high Gen. Lewis B. Hershey, national shops indicate the album is an volatile coal without producing smoke. draft director, has said the step is New York's board of smoke necessary to bring 3,000,000 under equally popular item. The national company, now in control has drafted new rules to arms. That is the number Mr. Truman Wants in the armed the second year of its highly prohibit the sale of fuel in the forces. containing more than two per successful transcontinental tour, city cent of sulphur by weight. won has superlative reviews The new regulations also prowherever it has played. Out- vide that automatic oil burners must be apstanding among its engagements . ay to -- , Salt Lake Traffic Criticized Persons Who Fear Wild Game Cops SALT LAKE Sept. The Salt Lake City traffic From Dainty Blond mission Get sharply criticized police ed er rd big-ga- me big-ga- !. -- - . Speedy Supply Service Assists U. S. In Korea CITY, were runs of twenty-tw- o weeks in Chicago, seven weeks in San Francisco and six in Los Angeles. 9 (U.R) com- Gambling Casino the department Friday in Si survey report of the downtown area for failure to control double two-fami- Employes to Stage parking and the flow of pedestrians. The commission's parking committee said lack of control caused traffic to pile up on Main street. The group also reported a noticeable lack of motorcycle patrolmen and uniformed men on traf-ri-c duty. Traffic bureau chief F. Clark Sanford defended the department and Said that more men were assigned to traffic control in the business area than ever before and that more tickets were being handed out to parking violators. er City commission Ben E. told Sanford that men found unsuitable as officers should be taken before the civil service commission after the traffic chief said some men were "square pegs in round holes." Oathtaking Fete 01 Six of Harold's club, famed gambling casino, will march through town Monday to assemble on the Reno courthouse steps and take the oath of allegiance. The club management announced plans for the ceremony' after 105 employes of the casino were ordered yesterday to statements. sign Even the nude model who poses in a champagne glass was ordered to take the oatb. Not to be outdone, a spokesman for Harold's club said all workers would assemble Monday and march to the courthouse, led Dy a band and waving flags. RENO, Nev., Sept. 9 hundred employes . Cal-Ne- va non-commu- Ling-enfelt- proved by the board's director. Dealers also will be prohibited from marketing any solid fuels for hand-firin- g equipment that fail to meet board standards. Steel Mills Curbed Pittsburgh's fight against smoke recently was extended to all of ly Alleghany county. One and homes are excused under the Alleghany county law for the time being, but will come under its provisions in 1953. Steel mills in the area were given four years to finish their research on how to cut out smoke. More r stringent smoke controls have been proposed in Des Moines, la., and a bill authorizing a municipality to control and regulate smoke is being prepared for presentation to the 1951 state The current Des legislature. Moines ordinance provides only for educational measures. In Wisconsin, Milwaukee county set up 70 air pollution test points to determine where the worst contamination exists, what the sources of pollution are, and how the conditions are affected by topography, air currents and atmospheric conditions. transportation officer at Gen. Douglas MacArthurV headquarters, range from cans of soup to locomotives weighing 100 jtons. Col. H. T. Miller said: 'Our job consisted originally in moving personnel and cargo In support of the occupation forces in Japan, and normal support of the United States forces in th Philippines, Okinawa and Guam. War Changed Ftcfort "With the invasion of South Korea, the picture changed ab a ruptly. "Two day later, when President Truman made his decision to aid the beleagured South Koreans, things really .'began to move. "Transportation services began moving thousands of troops and hundreds of thousands of tons of suppliers and equipment into Korea. Also, we had the job of and building up maintaining adequate supply levels for weapons, ammunition, vehicles and all other items required to keep the army in fighting form. "The job was and is being done through combined efforts of the transportation corps, military sea transport service, military air transport service, the Eighth Army, Far East Air Forces and the U. S. Navy in the Far East. The various organizations, in working together, give new meaning to unification of the armed services." "Transportation from the port of Yokohama, operated by the Eighth Army, was put on a 24- hour day and more than double cargo was shipped. "Several other ports were organized' to facilitate loading men and materials for Korea. Scores of trains carrying military cargoes funnel into ports daily from, all sections of Japan. "Military sea transportation service collected sufficient oceangoing Vessels in Far East command waters and placed them at the disposal of the United Nations command for immediate shipment. "The commander of the naval forces in the Far East provides escort service, convoys, and assumes operational control of all vessels in Korean Waters. "By working in close cooperation with one another, these organizations met the challenge before them. They have given us transportation superiority, just as important as air power or othef kinds of superiority. Without it we couldn't possibly win; with it, we can't lose." - - - . 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