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Show 10 Monday, August 21', 1930 DAILY HERALD Clark Holds Lead Roosevelt Denies Ambitions To Get into White House Iron Curtain Listeners Find U. S. 'Voice' Out of Tune, Ask More Solid Information About U . S. Life, Less Soft Music NEW YORK, Aug. 21 Of 899 Over Taylor U.tt James Roosevelt denied yesterday that he and his brother, Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr have rewritten "Loch Lomond" to read: ; "You take the east; road and I'll take the west road, and I'll be in the White House 'afore you." "I can tell you neither of us are entertaining any such ideas," Roosevelt said in a National Broadcasting Company television Interview. "We both want to do a good job. Franklin is a congressman. I don't know what the future holds for him. All I know is that I hope it will be my privilege to be the governor of California. Roosevelt is the Democratic nominee for the California governorship. His brother has been mentioned as a possible Democratic candidate for governor of New York. B LEON DENNEN NEA Staff Correspondent BOISE, Ida., Aiig. 21 (U. Complete returns from all of Idaho' ,839 precincts give D. Worth Clark a lead of 899 votes- over Sen. Glen H. Taylor in- their Democratic primary race for the six year U. S. senate nomination. The returns are based on official results as reported to the secretary of state by 38 counties and on unofficial returns from six counties. All returns certified by counties are subject to recheck by the state board of canvassers, Quick Action Saves Boy From Death at Well Shaft Bottom .during three hours at the bottom of the well. Jimmy, son of Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Zarling, was playing Friday with another child near his nom They accidently knocked over a box covering the well and Jimmy tumbled down the shaft which is only a foot In diameter. The boy dropped to the bottom, his chunky body Jamming into, j position there. A neighbor, Mrs. Ear lie Schultx, saw Jimmy disappear into the' well. She screamed for her husband who managed to loop a rope around the boy but couldnt pull him up. Schultz ran two miles to telefThe G. I's now refer to themselves phone the Fairmont fire rescue By HARRY FERGUSON las "the rapid transit" army. U. P. Foreign' News Editor squad, and then ran back to The men have more conlldence organize a digging crew of neighever No army is better than the in their weapons. It is a cheering bors. . morale of the man in the front sight for them to see a super- - As firemen pumped oxygen lines. The cheering news from bazooka team lob a rocket into into the narrow well, the Korea today is that the morale of a Communist tank and watch (t bors dug a shaft along side, neigh? claw the G. I. is on the up and up. Six ing into the earth with all .posexplode in flame0 and smoke. were . sible speed. After eight weeks of tough weeks aeo their rockets As one man tired, another fighting against discouraging odds bouncing off. would take his place. Jimmy reThree Things Responsible he is beginning to see daylight The big upsurge in morale mained conscious throughout the He has confidence in his commander, Lt Gen. Walton Walker, came last Week. Three things fight to. save his life. At times, he screamed and. moaned in fright and admires the lightening way caused it: the high command has moved 1. American victory in "the and rescuers redoubled their efThe forts. troops from one sector to another. little battle of the bulge." The volunteers dug incessantly a good-sizthrew Communists r. across the Naktong for more than two hours until f?-bridgehead j River, 30 airline miles southwest the rescue shaft was deeper than of Taegu. Gen. Walker made one the well. of his "rapia transit" shift of Then they dug an upward- nttng tunnel through the hard troops and threw a Joint army J immy was im marine counter-attac- k against the lay to where and the prisoned boy rolled into Com Almost head. every bridge of a rescue worker who munist soldier was driven back him to the surface almost across the river or killed or cap- brought three hours after he fell. tured, 2. The Communists still hold the initiative, but their fire power has begun to decline. That is par- PICKS WRONG HOLE ticularly true of their artillery HARVARD, Mass. and mortar fire. 3. The United States air force a cat owned by Mrs. Kermlt A. into Locke, thought she had chosen a on Wednesday sent 98 ground-suppo- rt action against safe home for her five kittens. An animal league agent rescued the Communist troops across the cat ot and her family from the Naktong River. They put 1,000 hole before its occupant, a tons of bombs into a rectangle fox. returned. of 24 square miles. The G. I.'s stood on the opposite bank and watched the precision bombing. In short the G. I.'s now feel that that they they are have cose and effective air support and that their lives are in the hands of a smart, resourceful ...because of Acid Stomach? general. IMOGENS, Minn., Aug. 21 (U.R9 The quick action of neighbors saved little Jimmy Zarling from the fate of Kathy Fiscus when he fell 13 feet into an abandoned well shaft Officials at a hospital in nearby Fairmont said Jimmy, aged was doing "nicely" today in his fight to overcome the effects of shock, chill and terror suiiereo The western PARIS (NEA) an Is world unequal batwaging tle of words against Russian com- tr V. munism behind the Iron Curtain-O- n 0 one side, blaring away full and blast, are the radio netCommunist-police- d works of the satellite nations. of EastThey bombard the apeople constant barern Europe with Russia's vir-tirage of lies about vices. and the West's To offset this outpouring of falsehood, the West un to now nas relied largely on this country's Voice of America ana ine uniun Broadcasting corporation. These broadcasters start with great handicaps. Though it isn't THIRST FOB FACTS draws this crowd around a Berlin, where portable radio on the streets of West illegal to listen to foreign pro-it th "Iron Curtain" areas, the thirst is Just las great, GETS FAST ACTION Eastern m In the hear. with wkit satellite countries, in grams HAMMOND, Ind. (U.PJ Patrolso. radios are Just as scarce. But the risk of listening makes satellite folk complain that what they hear may be worth your life to do and man Edward Chmiel sat on his me wnn aanrer. to not is broadcasts on compete strong Western, are enough everywhere, Secret police motorcycle and heard a police Long-ter- m they blacklist listeners. radio broadcast a report of a Imprisonment, exile or even stolen car. Just then, the car in follow. and a death may Coincidence Teen-Age- rs Clipping question careened around a corner in front of Chmiel, who refolk satellite few Moreover, covered it. radio recan afford a short-wareceiver, or even the price of tube. Hence placing a worn-o- ut 21 (U.R to PHOENIX, Ariz., Aug. listening is confined mostly Two teen-ag- e Texas hitch-hike- rs small, determined groups of inwere found guilty Saturday of tellectuals, middle class people PT, St MOtM 1850 r. Hs 147 (10296) LEON DENNEN the second degree murder of a and workers. They channel west- By f NEA Staff Correspondent Los Angeles photographer who ern news quietly to others. a them ride. is gave of listening Because the risk PARIS (NEA) The story I am Or'eas, eoBercKoft A jury of eight women and so great, those who take the about to relate may prove nothing njxxfco3H0ft jejerarrira four men returned the guilty chance feel free to complain when more than the power of coinci verdict at 3 p.m. after almost 23 B CeBepHTB Kopen the Voice and the BBC don't do dence. On the other hand, it may hours of deliberation. The jury the kind of job they think is give a clue to how the Russians Voesau Otrxui. mt DHnwon rejected the charge of first de needed to match Russian propa- reenforced their advisory com- - OKItM'tinenui apoeeew CesepsoA lo-- gree murder and also denied the Korean North bnand the with ganda. ewmrui npoeeeroaa death penalty asked by the state. Recent reports filtering back army on the eve of the invasion 'ptt, luexua etcrtM tt. n. 1. Euni The defendants, Charles Oplie, here from satellite listeners con- of South Korea on June 25. menms), n. M. Kipeeaa B. i. CIACC). 16, and Ebert Riddell, 19, were You may judge for yourself. I CmraoM. vey these current complaints convicted of shooting! Gustave shall merely tell of a name that against western radio broadcasts: The Voice of America is so in- was spoken in a cafe and of the CLD?PING from Red news- Beauseau, 36, while attempting to tent on being "objective" that it train of memory and backcheck-in- g paper Izvestia tells of Soviet steal his19. car near Mesa, Ariz., March and surprising neglects to offer fair and reasondiscovery Trade Union Delegation deThe youths heard the verdict able explanations along with the which followed. Korea. The North for parture with the same impassive calm straight facts. Following the publication of date: June 22. they maintained during the two- my dispatch saying that Maj. Gen. F. A. Nessin of the Russian army the invitation of the Central week trial. However their Being under the Russian heel, satellite peoples want no talk of was in command in North Korea Committee of the United Trade mothers, Mrs. Henry Oplie and compromise with Soviet tyranny. I began looking for evidence of Unions of North Korea, departed Mrs. Carlton Riddell, broke down They don't understand broadcasts other Russian agents who might a Soviet trade union delegation and cried when the verdict was from announced. which fail to name Russia as the have been transferred consisting of comrades P. D. The pair will be sentenced real aggressor in Korea. They Europe to Asia. don't like to hear of Korean medi Efanov (leader of the delegation), Aug. 28 by Judge Framcis Dono-fri- o. Arizona law, there ation offers like Indian Prime 450 UN I vii seated in a cafe one after P. M. Klreev and V. A. Sitnikov. is no Under limit to the sentence that Minister Nehru's unless they're noon an with closely (Tass) acquaintance assurances the can second of be accompanied by degree associated with the Communist I am unable to identify either murder.imposed for, In West's firm stand against aggres- World ' "1 ' of Federation Trade two of the of the other members sion. ' v. Vi I was "trade union A delegation." It is NO FAIR SWAP The listeners say Voice broad- Unions.' I Hetold him what i . sipped his mineral possible that they were merely d. seeking. casts are too rambling and NEW YORK. Aug. 21 (U.FD a vmoment and then small water for Ar(U.R) Mass. WORCESTER, officers. army want fry brief, concise, said: "What have you heard about They More than 450 United Nations to Lavelle thur police reported o f Efanov?" As I said, the whole thing may well documented accounts Nearly everyone bat favorite foodf that on came he out of began moving in the the short end employes what's going on in the free world. The name rang a faint bell. I merely be coincidence. It would an bring 00 heartburn . . . toarnera . . . acid toUNs enA thief headquarters skyscraper trade. involuntary Bat Millions hare foand tha When listening time is a time of had once heard of a P. D. Efanov certainly be coincidence if the tered indigettion. a room his and took day. Tber ja(t answer it simple a danger, it shouldn't be strung out. who was in charge of sabotage North Koreans were inviting trousers, shoes, two shirts jacket, UN The nine secretariat a and opened a handy roll of Tsni io pocket or carry However effective musical pro- for the Cominform and the visiting firemen from Moscow to 39 of the $22,000,000 building's aaick. pair of socks. In return the thief parte. Eat 1 or I like candy foraoda grams may be elsewhere in Eu- WFTU. The floors while workmen still labor- toothing at that time talk over trade union problems relief. Tnmt contain 00 to rope, they have no place in was that he report ed to complete the slender glass was working under q.m., or cause acid rebooad. Aad working shirt ana a pair ot dun- broadcasts to Iron Curtain na- the self -- same Nessin, (NEA TWepAoto and marble structure. then a garees. they are FAST! Coat only a dine. tions. Who wants to go to jail for civilian politician in France. HOME ITS TERRIFIC Iced tea, lots of it, six glasses at once, Movers transferred 76 vans of Get roll today! in fact, was the first request et Pfc. Don Tilton (above), 18, of El listening to Guy Lombardo? No one knew whether Efanov files and equipment from the Or, lot Both BBC and Voice programs was a Red evacuee' from the Korean front lines. Monte, Calif, a smooth-face- d UN's temporary headquarters at SoX Mm or a officer Army too often stress what Eastern Eu- civilian agent of the Cominform. Tilton. a medical aid man attached to 34th Infantry. 24th Division, Courage inspiring potions, 2J 1 Lake Success, N. Y., over the mm a e. brewed from as news. claws, BBC teeth, who saw some been view trivial bis Silver bas cited a tigers' of said be for that ropeans Star, In Russia a man can be a civilian week end to furnish the offices. and bones have been Is losing ground now because it whiskers, buddies to He tied alive Reds. and burned the made the In Jeeps by one new a The East River and headquaragent day "political given to Korean fighters before describes too many British court colonel" trip from battlefield to a stateside hospital in Just 10 days after he ters was opened for business six the next. Only the mili TUMS FOI THI TUMMY a battle. was injured. ceremonies. Talk of expensively tary technicians remain months ahead of schedule. fixed. OCEAN 21 Calif., PARK, Aug. women is and bejeweled gowned But even are sometimes (U.R) The nearly-nud- e of a resented as useless. So it is, too, loaned to they in man found floating body the Cominform an under with word of gay gatherings in civilian capacities. amusement pier was' identified America. Saturday as that of Russell Fill The poles, Czechs, Hungarians, Two days later I mentioned more, onetime stage director of who Rumanians and others listen Efanov's name to a French friend actresses Zasu Pitts and Billie don't feel the western broadcast- of mine. He is one of the rare Burke. ers understand them or their Frenchmen who can speak and Police said the countries. They get the notion the read Russian and follow the Rus Broadway figure apparently was man at the Voice microphone is sian press carefully. a suicide victim. A preliminary an actor running through a part "Efanov . . . why yes, I believe examination showed he slashed According to the reports, here's I have seen his name his wrists then leaped into the wheels what the satellite listeners want: My friend and I gotrecently." 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High Compression Full Oil Flow . . . and the West, to be thrown into Suddenly we pounced upon an read a play written by her sis . . . transmission automatic new Waterproof Ignition advantages of Fluid Drive , . . exclusive the balance against Russia's pois- item in the Izvestia of June 22, ter, Beverly West. The shapely more. Surely; of dozens . . . and vision driver CLEARBAC for window rear exceptional Spitfire Engine . . . electric window lifts . . the onous 1950 three days, mind you, be- star saia sne last saw him at an propaganda. distinction; aristocratic same the achieves this 2. Clear sirns of what the West fore the North Korean invasion car's running mate, all the world's fine automobiles, only the Chrysler CROWN IMPERIAL, conference Aue. 11 would do when and if it can free began. It reads, translated from when he appeared elated over no ether . . . that cor, ot and you'll agree Come see the flawless workmanship, the fine materials, the superb Chrysler engineering the satellites from the Russian the Russian, as follows: to produce the play, "Until plans .December. yoke. Do we have a social and any price, compares with me Chrysler IMPERIAL Insid or out, there is no finer 'car in Ammrkal economic program to take the DEPARTURE OF SOVIET were to be associated in They seseiss us place of that the Communists TRADETOUNION DELEGATION although Miss NORTHERN KOREA West production, offer? did not plan to appear in From Moscow to Pyongyang, at it. 3. Programs which indicate the West really understands conditions behind the Curtain. By Wally Falk Vital to this end is the need to assure the listener he's being addressed In his OWN interest, not 1 in America's or Britian's. He must ' feel he is hearing from a friend, a brother, a man who knows him and his problems well. ..It But the satellite reports suggest they'd like to see an expanded Voice of America. In affect, they say: strip away all the frills, the general slogans, the excess talk, and focus on hard facts well Interpreted. With 'that kind of information, men can keep up weir courage unaer tyranny. state-controll- ed ! -- M " nl.l Found Soviet Trade Delegation7 In North Korean Capital ve Guilty of Murder 3, Gl Morale Going Up in Korea As Tide Turns for the Allies ed '. the-arm- s v jne-nn- (U.RV-Coo- kie, sa ' B-2- 9s six-fo- -- '4. m v Must You Avoid Favorite Foods? well-arme- d, J . C long-winde- Employes New Moving Skyscraper Home over-alkaliz- Director Found Dead e -- .w vnuiitur..y 1 Water m m m e. sm. ... is the word for t butler-finishe- anti-weste- rn mcmr around WjHi - '' North Koreans Lose 1 1 9 Planes WASHINGTON. aft ' v ir 21 (U.R) Aug. The air force announced that the North Koreans Saturday had lost 119 aircraft to U. S. planes up to 10 ajn. EDT Friday. Meanwhile, U. S. Far East air force aircraft losses "known to the enemy" totaled 55, of which six were lost in the last week. The Far East air force losses probably have been higher than tht announced figure because only losses known to the enemy were listed. The list thus would not include any planes lost over friendly territory. Only one enemy aircraft was claimed by the Far East air forces in the last week. All others were destroyed in preceding weeks. American losses, the air force said, were "due to enemy combat action, or small arms fire" except for two transport planes 'which were lost to enemy strafing and bombing. The transports were lost In the early days of the war. 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