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Show 10 s1 PJSE? 1950 SUNDAY HERALD Music Critic Replies to Truman's Rebuke Midvostcrncrs United Nations Forces Will Defend Seoul, Says Informant 1 Digging Out Of Hugo Snowdrifts t; 4 i Dec. 9 IJ The concert Margaret Truman gave, the critic received a hand President in constitution Hall Tuesday day written note on Whlta Hou Truman to poke a night. The president. Prima Min- stationary and signed "H. S. 11 music.r.ritic in the nose for saying ister Clement Attlee, and host unkind things about Daughter of domestic- and foreign digniNASHVILLE, Tenn, Dee. 0 C Margaret's singing drew a mild taries attended. Attlee, who did Margaret Tfuman thought a lot of reply Saturday. seemed to was "ridiculous that her iath "I can only say," wrote Critic think Missapplauding, Truman was in fine should threaten a music crit Paul Hume in today's Washington voice. because of her. but said nothir Post, 'that a man suffering the But not Hume. He wrote that after the White House confirm loss ot a close friend (the death "sne is fiat a deal of the that he had. of White time," has not good Tuesday afternoon in the Miss Truman sang in a conce improved House; Press Secretary Charles T. years we have heard her." here rriday night, where Vt Ross) and carrying the terrible "Communicates almost nothing to critics were easy on her but burdea of the present world cris- tne music She presents, and apparent agreement with Pat is ought to be indulved in an oclisteners few moments Hume of the Washington Post, her gives casional outburst of temper." when they "can relax and feel She said Hume "has a right The threat, contingent on the confident that she will make he write as ne pleases. two mien ever meeting, was in a goal, which is the end of the Later. informed that Vt to in letter Hume which thenresi. song." White House had said Mr. Tn aem W8S reported to have said: Hume's review a r pea red in the man did write a note to Hum 1 never met you, but if I do Post of Wednesday, and the next Miss Truman had "no comment a new nose need and you'll plentv of beefsteak and perhaps a supporter below." Shows No Improvement Mr. Truman's ire was aroused A CHRISTMAS by the review Hume wrote of the WASHINGTON, threat i by - i By UNITED PRESS Midwesterners dug out of snowdrifts and easterners picked up debris left by high winds: as a wandering winter storm blew itself out in the Hudson Bay country Saturday. Forecasters at Chicago said the weather map was the clearest it had been since the Arctic storm swept out of Canada early this week with such violence that it claimed at least 69 lives. Snow was still piling up at localized spots on the fringes of Lakes Huron, Michigan and Su- perior early today, and an offshoot of the storm lashed upper New England with wind and; rain. Over most . of the storm-h- it areas, skies " were clearing and were moderating. temperatures No sub-zeweather was report-erl- y today. Floods posed nature's most serious threats. In One hundred national guardsmen were alerted for possible 1951 duty at; Point Pleasant, W. Va., where the Kanawha river flows into the Ohio. OGDEN, Utah. Dec. 9 (U.R) In southeastern Ohio, flood- - Members of the Ogden charter waters forced about 60 families commission today urged the citv from their homes and closed sev- - commission to set aside funds for a special election next year to eralToads. ... The flood danger rose in Cal- - decide .whether Ogden shall adopt (NEA Teleptu) fornia s upper San Joaquin delta a countcii-managform of T)0 NOT SHIP' A shipping clerk views portion of 1000 bales of old and forecasters said they region, customs U. S. at which marked agents newspapers Long Beach, Calif., in rain before The commission, however, faced expected no let-u- p "Do Not Ship," as Uncle Sam placed new restrictions on export matewitn increasing budget requests tomorrow. rial. Paper was scheduled for delivery to Hongkong. The outpour of the swollen San ior jai, suggested the election at the same time the reg Joaquin and Sacramento rivers be held collided head-o- n with the San ular 1S51 city election is held Francisco bay's highest tides in! next November. GASOLINE IGNITES, seven years, driving 100 families But Ira A. Huggins. chairman. CAUSES FIRE from their homes at Alviso on the saia me cnarter commission believes the vote on the council- Minor damage resulted from a southern Up of the bay manager plan should be held fire Friday at 7:08 p.m. in the' "when only the question of the 718 of ' IN6Ison' used in the garter is before the people and 7 gasoline being Provo firemen who basemen) icmifH while Keior;not involving nersonalit if. ritirEVERYTHING YOU NEED W. 1st N. said that a small can used for gleaning purposes. investigated ing election. ' ' resist strongly any compromise By PETER KALISCIIER United Press Staff Correspondent agreement that would leave Korea divided again at the 38th SEOUL, Korea. Dec. 9 (U P.) United Nations forces will defend parallel. But he said a "cease fire" on Seoul, a high American source said Saturday. that line was a military matter The informant would not say to be decided by the United Nahow far north of the South tions command.. "The reason Republic of :Korea Korean capital the new 8th army defense line would be established and United Nations forces crossed But he said Lt. Gen. Walton H. the parallel in the first place was Walker's forces have no intention because the North Koreans would of riving up Seoul without a have reformed their armies and attacked us,' he said. fight. He said South Korean troops Civilian agencies such as the economic cooperation administra- - would continue to fight in Korea tion have sent some of their em- - even if for strategic reasons other ployes back to the United States. United Nations forces were with- -er South Korean Japan or Southern Korea, but! drawn. The the South Korean govern-- 1 eminent will remain in Korea ment nor foreign embassies and "so long as a square inch of have been alerted for citory remains in friendly hands," vaeuation of the city. jhe said. Evacuation Encouraged The evacuation of some Korean! BAC DCulCQtGS and American civilians and the' families of government members FiGlClilOUSG ama vrcu cjiluuihcu uctnu tilt v jpgyy might encumber military move CEDAR CITY. Utah. Dec, 9 (U.R) ments The government is not inter- fio,Hh'I1(:i. wnc fm.maIlv Hip-t-fering with the streams of refu- - and opened at Branch Agricul- gees leaving xne cny ry iooi ann tliraI h..rp Fririav njoht truck except to turn back mon Moie than 2000 persons packed from 17 to 40 for service in the the fjeldhouse for the special Korean army. rites Speakers included Dr.- Louis The big question of what the Madsen. president of- - Utah Chinese Communists will do stalp r nil pop: Agricultural when they reach the 38th parallel Charles R Hunter. Cedar Citv.l remained unanswered. member of the college board of! A high Korean government of- - trustees, and Dr. H. 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