Show - it - i ' -2t 0 Tribune Telephones Vol 170 1111 1E11 To call news and editorial departments of The Tribune dial For information and sports scores dial Business advertising and circulation number is 0oltb Ltd (14 5b cro wIV II VTil C-71- el III e701 No 42 Top-Draw- er Inspector Gets No 1 Batiefe On City 0 kell : '' I 2 — o - - : i -c ::' :" :' '4 ' 2 t ':1: i t 1‘ 1s ! ‘ I' 4k --- ' :rA - Commission '' ! i ' 'N' ' i : 4114 !::: t :" I 4 4ew:1:-350i ? s ' 4 I 1 : 1 ' ' schools in a decision early last summer It now has before it the matter of setting up the actual procedure for ending seg- - - regation Brownell proposed t hese "I respectfully request that I steps: be returned to my civil service A Supreme Court decree de' rank of captain in this depart- claring racial segregation is unment constitutional and that all laws "I would like to take my va- requiring or permitting such cation immediately and return segregation are invalid to duty Dec 11 1954 Return Test Cases Express Thanks A return of the test cases to "I would like to express my lower courts where they were appreciation to you and the other members of the city commission who have so graciously supported me during my tenure of office I would also like to take this occasion to thank the 43 officers I have bad the privilege to command for their support New York Tir Iles service loyalty and splendid Nov 24 — WASHINGTON given me United erson Caffery Jeff "I would like to express ap- States ambassador to Egypt preciation to gentlemen of the has requested retirement after who and friends many press a 43 years in bave helped me so much in the the service diplomatic performance of my duties President Dwight D Eisen "Very sincerely F Clark San- hower is expected to announce ford" of the ambassador's acceptance The: public safety department the near future and bead in offering Inspector Rec- request insame time nominate ord' name for the No I post at the Aassistant secdescribed the veteran officer as Henry of Byroade state for Near Eastretary inand a "well qualified highly South Asian and African had dem- ern telligent citizen"-wh- o affairs as Caffery's successor onstrated his ability on many in Cairo occasions Caffery will be 88 next The eommission's action Wednesday and in his foreign In accepting the resignation and assignments he has been chief the appointment was by a 4 to of mission for 28 years and amColumn 3 bassador for the past 20 years See rage record-breakin- g A-- 2 - Pre 5 LE WISBURG PA Nov '24- -William 'Walter 'Rem ingthn- - a- - - ' Emergency ----- — In its summary of employer opinion the bureau said: "The employer hiring schedules show that while regular seasonal movements in industries will continue to play a key role in shaping the pattern of employment developments over - the next few months manufacturing may perhaps exert a somewhat stronger influence in over-al- l trends in the recent past "Slightly More 4han half Of tfe surveyed areas anticipate me factory employment gains s 9 o the middle of January The ‘ 9 Today a umicale step-uin the production of 1955 model automobiles after the rechange-ove- r period Reputation ' is character cent model looms as an important again minus what you've been manu7' factor in the scheduled caught doing ' rise facturing sects See Col478 Vora doors vehicle manufacturers l'Motor Duddins laaeorial as Paso SA New York Times Servicq WASHING'roN Nov 24 — A pickup in factory lobs 11 going on now and is in prospect for the immediate future the Labor Deparment reported Wednes day Thi department's Bureau of Employment Security based the report bn a survey of 149 major Three major market areas areas were reclassified because of a slightly tighter labor sup ply since the September su e I - il p - -- -' 111 - I tY L:11?' New chief Record been on force 32 years and Rob of Wash- ington DC—were charged with 34Grundy ert Carl Parker Coy Hoe Turkey Day snit Lake etty 'vicinity Utah Idaho And Nevada—Fair Wyoming Fair Price Five Cents All-O- ut - - ' - : - t - 111 -- 311c4Z Itt d m- r ' fTe 4442 t - Ape gs - "''" ' "- ' ' - ' '' ' No "' -- - — rd - - ' tit Ir have 1951 Va 21 iA ' -- 4- - v ' '74S- - A i i(t Ab4P4:::'tLir! 1:'"'!r:- - 1"°10"°r:tttel'A - 1 1:01 ' - Ikqmv000 44"" fit murder 71' -ill - t 4 If The complaint charged that ":44 l'' c: 71f ' v: I( t he killing was done "W Rh Pre- :ao'll - :t i '"'' le I meditation and by means of e 41'" Om V4 ' '°44II of striking (Remington) on the 1 41 u0— 444 k ' '4 head with a partial red brick 7 litt44 it A 0 cs$oir 44tosA in a white sock" i"hr ':'i' enclosed il‘ 411or 4 !Iefr i first heard for further actiOtkin -1vot - res:S Motive for the attack was not ' 1r—lit e16—1k '- o' '11AL line with the high courts detii Mon These cases came to the 4lisclosed by prison officials or little Mark Westphalen of Lincoln Neb faces a tough de lho FBI and questions whether cision Supreme Court from South but this is the season y' know Mark apparently a nsas Dela-- - thnNtack mighthave been part wonders'what 'hatchet's for 'as be facet up to huge gobbler- Carolina Virglitia-K t of demoni ware and the District of Columstration rit with crisp "no corn bia - 1' A '- e--- - 1( ot- - - '' ' ' -- --A 1 irt i : 4' i'i4tw-t-i- -- - ti' vL----- -- - 1 rtj740 - 4' froL Wo ananti-Communis- ' and Chinese Nationalist agents since w'ere killed IKE-KNOWIAN- ' -- " t Ike Counts US Blessings As Nation Gives Thanks Maj William one of two 11 H Baumer IBy ' Policy Split By William S White 'York Times Writer 32 American airmen and civilians who received D GOP Facing 'Cold War' rit seems quite evident that the Red Chinese will plump out all the propaganda they can to try and justify their action Tuesday" said Press Officer Lincoln White "Stories of alleged spy drops are old hat from radio Peiping" Mrs Baumer is the mother of New sen- Nov g4 — WASHINGTON tenees ranging from four years I to life Baumer got eight years President Dwight D Eisen-bowand a formidable Repub Instructed to Phone lican congressional wing led James C Ilagerty the President's press secretary said he Sen William F Knowland of had been instrutted to tele- Calif-drniare moving with 7 phone Mrs Baumer after Eisentoward a inevitability seeming hower learned that she hag over foreign made unsuccessful effortsto great struggle talk to someone in the White policy in the "cold war" Know-land It may be stated that House about the fate of tier son he Republican leader of "I told her that thi- President the Senate recognizes that the had received worcl of her telewhole of the Republican and I phone calls gave her the could become embroiled Party and personal assurance of the Presi- that it could become gravely dent that everything Is being done by her own government hurt thereby in the practical that is humanly possible with political sense He only hopes that this will peaceful means to get our boys not be the ease back" Hagerty said To Stand Ground Tuesday night the State Deeven eome Nevertheless partment ordered its consul at Geneva Switzerland Frank- party trouble or party schism lin C Gowen to lodge the he is not prepared to alter his "strongest possible protest" view that the United States with Red Chinese authorities desperately needs to take a far there against the imprisonment harder line toward internaof the Americans on what it tional communism than the addescribed as "trumped —up" ministration is taking The President's statement of charges must Demands Meeting- -Tuesday that Gowen a Philadelphian re- be sought with the Soviet Union ported Wednesday he has de- —though without ever forgetp Communist manded a meeting ting the eventual with his Chinese opposite num- aim of world 'domination—has ber Weng Peng-chiand that not in any way narrowed the he expects a reply within two Intellectual gulf with the Know of three days Gowen- - will ask Sen Know land who called for further details about the imk 2 on the President Wednesday See Page morning to discuss legislative plans but presumably not forer Iments” The entry of orders in the Parole for 115ss dethe courts lower directing Another inmaCepf the huge fendant school boards to submit walled prNon—Alger within 90 days a plan for ending segregation in their districts "as Hiss—will be released inuarole soon as' feasible" Saturday after serving 3i'syears of a perjury sentence 1l4s Associated Press for His beneficence in the like Remington was convictedi1 Americans count their bless-- 'God which is past and let us year t' of lying when he denied any ings Thursday in- the uniquely ask His guidance in the year connection with a Communist Ainesican holiday of Thanksgivspy ring operating in Washing- ing aday of prayer- - feasting to come" ton before and during World and recrektion Fly to Augusta War IL As Presidept Dwight D EisenThe and Mrs Eisen-bowe- r President Acting Warden Fred T Wil- hower saw it In his Thanksgivto Augusta Ga for flew kinson said there was no demoning proclamatiln the nation the holiday They had field stration among the 1500 in- has much cause for gratitude: Marshal Viscount Montgomery mates over Hiss but beyond that "We are grateful for the in- as a guest but theicinin Maj would say nothing more numerable d a i ly manifesta- John Eisenhowerjils wife and By Associated Press Hiss has worked in the Olson tions of divine goodness imaff- three children could not get BR AZT L library and his living quarters QUITANDINITA both public and private away from Ftirt Leavenworth Nov 24—Latin American coun- are in a different part of the airs for equal opportunities for all Kan to make it a family re tries launched plans Wednesday penitentiary from those 'Rem to — labor and serve and Tor 'the' bank ington occupied for a big Remington continuance of those homely Pre14 Secretary James Hagerto finance their economic de- worked a midnight-to-eigh- t shift joys and satisfaction which en- ty said the President "was very velopment — with or without in the prison hospital rich our lives" pleased" With his new plane United States pa ticipation Remington's second wife now "With gratitude in our hearts the efehly lecorited bigger The plan was d fted by Chile living in New York under her for all our blessings may we faster higher flying Super Conand is supported b 3ri a majority maiden name with an of the 21 countries son told the New York be ever mindful of the obliga- stellation The plane was chrispresented n economic Post her husband was attacked tions inherent in our strength tened "Columbine 1117 by Mrs at the conference here It envisages by "a couple of hoodlums who and may we rededicate our- Eisenhower just' berore the take-of- f from Washington participation by the United get all worked up by all the selves to unselfish striving for States but word circulated publicity about Communists" the common betterment of man-Le- t Winds and Lightning xis' demonstrate in But she quoted Wilkinson as among the delegates the other Mrs For the christening countries will put up the money See Page A-- Column 1! our lives our bumble thanks to Eisenhower used a bottle of wathemselves if Washington does ter from the south fork of the not go along North Platte River in Colorado The US delegation appeared a favorite trout fishing stream cold to the project The delegaof the President tion headed by Secretary of the On arriving the President Treasury George Humphrey commented that Mrs Eisenhowhas expressed the view the US er had seen some lightning from Export-Impor- t Bank the World the plane but it was a good trip Bank and a proposed internaChicago Tribune Servteek New YorkTimes Serviefi headwinds Food prices were lower in Despite' tional finance corporation plus Nov LONDON WASHINGTON Nov 24 — A almost all of the 46 cities priced the flight took about two hours the private Investment can provide Mother clattered Queen usual half less than the an 11 hour consumer with in cities showing decreases average prices ample resources to meet Latin drop home Wednesday by horse carII America's economic needs But throughout the United States of more than 1 per cent over time in the old Columbine the streets of riage orator after orator from the for the third straight month was the month The most important used by Eisenhower since he London through her - American from became President contributing influence was the other delegations objected to reported Wednesday tour IS The new plane le feet Food continued to pull the plentiful supply of pork and the US contention the capital Thousands of Londoners so provided would be adequate averages down and that means poultry throughout the coun- longer and cruises at 335 miles stood five and six deep along hour-hour miles per 60 in per Chilean- Finance Minister the Thanksgiving dinner costs try Pork prices -dropped her route from Waterloo Sta IL 3 Columbine 7 the to than faster last by every counmostlyPratcity than less this outlined his t year Jorge tion across the Thames River Another effect of the con- per cent reaching the lowest The Eisenhowers had a 43- - over try's plan Tuesday for an of Westminster bridge -- bank the NaHe estimated tinued drop is a wage cut of levels for this year pound turkey gift-and up the through Whitehall Coffee' prices- - showed a fur- tional Turkey Federation Latin American nations have be- a cent an hour for 1300000 wide mall to see her ride to tween three and six billion do- workers mostly in automobile ther slight decline of 15 per A n d families Clarence House Wednesday cent over the month but were didn't have aordinary llark in bank reserves which and aircraft plants free they night thousands of Britons turkey and still 2(E- per cent higher than could Between they could use to improve their the traditional bird throughout the country were buy 1953 the at ind of backward economies the consumer price for 4 to 10 cents a pound-cheap- er watching television reports of 'The- - plan gained Impetus index of the Bureau of Labor generally speaking than last arrival scenes See Page A-- 2 Column 4 Statistics declined 02 per vent year Everywhere there was praise Putting the index at 145 (the Quite Clear' Editorials p o claimed: "tri194149 price everage equals Amer-lea- n said she helped menu was the Here for Articles umph" has lowest This is it the 100) idea in America that soldiers in Korea: "dispektbe been since June 1953 Press' By Associated The October level was 08 per Shrimp cocktaiirroast young Britons are stuffy snobs" AIRES Nov 24 BUENOS the lower than In most of the industry's key cent highest peak — turkey dressing giblet gravy centers scheduled further brisk reached by the index That was saidA high church authority cranberry sauce snowflake boFather Wednesday night tatoes buttered corn green hires during the next few In October 1953 It was '125 - Rodolfo Carboni priest of the peas cole slaw stuffed celery months to restock dealer show' per cent above the capital's Roman Catholic olives fresh carrot sticks mixed rooms and to meet consumer level of June 1950 Most of the components of Church of Santa Rose De pickles' apples oranges- fruit demand for new cars as well Lima was Wednesday lodged cake traditional as to build up I supply for the the Thanksgiving pumpkin pie hot rolls afternoon In the By Associated PTess butter tea assorted spring season when demand dinner are lower in price than Federal Prison in Argentine Suburban and rather 'dismal ahead sweet Cloudy a nuts and runs mixed of ago year turkey produc usually Villa Devoto– most of the weather blanketed and - Uonpotatoes butter celery $450 Equivalent Federal police made no annation eastern - half of — I teel centers -- also eggs' and milk' for the 'pimp-ki- n A Thanksgiving dinner just nouncement the and was that but it Wednesday cuts The priest dry callbacks moderate pie bigger price planned as 'elaborate as that was clear in the western halfheavier turkeys was behind bars but church about while gains were in A slowly moving disturbance circles said they heard he was advertised by one of Washingappeared in prospect for air- The items that cost more than sentenced to ton's better restaurants at $450 over the Great Lakes was re-- 1 30 a for days Irish are a textile potatoes and craft' machinery year ago —or $275 in child's portions in his sponsible for the cloudiness in manufacturing centers In many coffee onions and lettuce Ac- "disturbance" church atBuenos 11 Football too had a place on the east while a large nearly the areas the chief factor in employ- curate figures on comparative Aires parish the holiday traditionally devot- stationary high pressure area ment changes into the cranberry costs were not avail- cm- - mass last Sunday The : developed ed to feasting and giving thanks extending from the great basin period will be the trade able d and the Rockies The wage rate cut results during his sermon in defense to God and service expansions for the was was of he across elst the There southern accused of Catholic the meeting plains corclergy "escalator" from holiday season followed by Cornell Pennsylvania and responsible for the clear skies responding declines In these ac- Rates move up or down quar- by Argentine President Juan dozens ofandothers that have be- and dryness in the west D Peron of working against tivities after the turn of the terly as the consumers' price come fixtures Light snow predominated the ' Thanksgiving moves Index government year 'US Attitilde 71'1 4adiomeanwhile:böastedtbatthe-Chinese:'rteds- caught 230 American 106 of them and that i The State Department received the latest Red broadcast with expressions of mistrust : t 4"1047t-'0!ti'-i4A:' r ' 'i' t:4 404tz---Arlii-::"7--34!-::si-- ' 4 Dwight- IX Eisenhower- doing every- - " Expresses Mistrust sr 4"tis"te 4410: myoir 4i" 7 i 24—Presirle-ot 7 Tuesday 4 -- 4 Press The broadcast monitored in London said 18 of the 230 alleged agents were Americans and that five of them were killed when their planes were shot down The remaining 13 apparently were those whose sentences were announced by Peiping radio - te)4':s 1k11i t ? - -t- 1 ' Peiping m 41 ''' ciToN "dilly-dallying- ' : A 1 1 064 ' By ASsoCiated - 44!tom 1i- ti I 1::gaveassuranOAVednesdaythat4t1e-gavetnmenti- s thing "humanly piiSSilile with peaceful means" to liberate 13 Americans sent to prison by the Chinese Communists as "spies The President's pledge was sent to Mrs Hurley L Baumer of Lewisburg Pa mother of onc of the prisoners Mrs Baumer and had tolde reporter !haft complained about it was high time we really get to doing something about those boys over there" 004L ioll' '4 104 i- ow 0tte 4 ' 5"! ii s : 4 "'"Ow 0dr 444 o Red China Boasts Capture Vi 230 'Spies' Since '51 a face-to-fac- e inter-America- u Retail Price Index Declines For 3rd Straight Month London Crowds eign 'questions remains con vinced that alone will not work as a policy Cheer' Qufen Mother Return inter-Americ- - mid-Octob- er Argentina Police - Arrest Priest See Page mid-wint- outburst south-eastwar- contracts in ' ' -- - i a i AEINMb41e0vdWifn1101i3ORMEkditamM MEIfttRPIESMMO ftM1PEN -- - OM Wr M Ai Notxe-- 1 — the grees — li 2 - 50s and Mx several de- 'above normal t - — 4' ' ' Cohn across the upper Mississippi Valley and to the western Great Lakes with mostly showers or light rain from the east ern lakes south through the Ohio Valley and eastward to the Atlantic coast including New England southern The only variance from the fair mild weather of the past' week In the Intermountain re gion was some high cloudiness in western Utah and eastern Nevada Wednesday' afternoon Maximum temperatures ranged the 4 A-- - Dismal Skies Confront East Western US Stays Clear n slight-to-modera- 4 e Believes Notice Vital He still believes it essential for the United States to serve notice upon the Russians and their associates that any fur tker act of aggression direct or by subversion might bring an American counter-attac- k upon what he calls the body of the octimus" He disavoWs any proposal for anything 'iippraaching preven five war and he does not mean to suggest that arty further Communist action or tonquest anywhere and under any cir cumstances necessarily and automatically would bring- instant and heavy retaliationIt seems to him however that the issuance of such a and the resolution warning steadfastly to carry it out when ever and wherever vital free world interests were suffi 50-mi- " 44-- B-- 3 - ' - C Iy‘athei'v map on Page 1954 surgery wits per- formed Tuesday on the uneon-scions Remington but he died 16 hours later Pair Charged ii After an exhaustive FBI in-quiry which started soon after disclosure of the beating two convicts — George Junior Me- - Factory Hiring Increases Experts Say 7 4 4 1 uool pn amplify the but equal" facilities for white Latin Bank the public and Negro pupils in As" I at ett I Brownell Asks ColtrtAdopt confronting and 'Local Level' IntegratiTi acting Retirement Years After I ' ::i' t t 6$ US Envoy Asks -- - 1 1 a-- B Police F Clark Sanford chief resigns as of Dec 10 111 rs1"16''‘'1'4 convicted perjurer who denied :he gave government secrets tO the Communists died We n 'day of a skull fracture in the Federal Penitentiary here and ltheFBI accused two auto !thieves of killing him Renungton's bead vas bashed in and his face badly cut when he as set upon Alonday tnon- ling as he slept in a prison dormitory 1( : : Dec 10 1954 " IA ':' : - explanation Mr Sanford in his letter to Mr Nicholes wrote "Dear Commissioner: "I would like to resign my position as chief of police effective - k ! i Commissioner Nicholes Mr Record who will be chief until Dec 10 when the post will become permanent are the seBy Associated Press lection of an inspector and the WASHINGTON Nov °24 — assignment of Mr Sanford to a Atty Gen Herbert Brownell department Wednesday suggested to the Chief Sanford prior to taking Supreme 'Court that racial de over the No 1 position on Jan segregation in public schools be 16 1952 was traffic division carried out on the local level bead and city traffic engineer under the direction of the fedHe succeeded L C Crowther eral district courts in the areas who now is a captain involved No Comments The plan advanced in a brief Rumors that Chief Sanford Brownell filed with the court was planning to resign have appeared to be in line with what been current for several weeks President Dwight D Eisenbut both the commissioner and hower suggested Tuesday at a the officer offered no comment news conference Eisenhower Said the matter 'of decentralwben queried on the issue Friends of the chief said he izing desegregation was being bad been thinking of the change explored for some time because he was Actual Procedure "not too happy" The former The court ruled out "separate thief declined to ' -I '4' " - i -- 1 4 4 i N-'- vt -- 74:4:y5 '''''' N - 't ' fft- I ::::' f:'i Itylrt d:'14 :: I k ' '9 -- " ' ' ' i t Ail" : I ::: e t i ' t"1161' t ' —7'7: ii: i4 fr 4 10°fi': - ?1 A rt'I 4 mitted the inspector's name to f'— his colleagues announced that '! there would be no further 7 's : ' changes until lie had conferred - :'' ::P:i more ully- - with the new chief:'' ' and with the City Civil Service iK V ' :'21 ' 1 ''''' - k - of' resignation-sulik- : -- "t::--- 61 4' - 4' '1 Ut Afathz 11 11 113 ILL fl Campaign To Free 13 Yank Captives 4 B "4019: V t ::' 'Personal Reasons' Mr San f or d's resignation which he said was being submit ted for "personal reasons" asked that he be granted a vacation until Dec 10 when he wished to be restored to his permanent rank of captain The commission approved his return to his former rating 4 - " r Ab'e i PI lit LY' With Beating Com ieted Perjurer - trik ' AIHI rT Thiirsthiy Mooing — November 25 — Utah FT IA 2 Inmates Charged ' 'ak ! rtikpartment loomed Wednesday —nighl:as officers and patrolmen r 1 analyze& the xesignationof i Chief F 'Nark Sanford City Commion's appointment B Record as i of Inspector 0 chief Public Safety Con issioner Lyle lB Nicholes who ately after receiving Major changes or Spy Witness ‘ 1:' eche- : iy' A Att:) (-- Ap V'V' A in the higher NNOrISA shakeup of the Salt Lake City Police letter 011 II 4 !Q i1-"!- Pris""c't Ike VoIvs Fatal for 4 ford's- I 111 'Salt Lake City Police Chief Sanford Quits Jo ( Shakeup Looms - 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