Show Survey Shows Building Costs Climbing Woods disagreed In a speech at issi mgni ne um rnuauci(jni there are no real shortages and no need for higher home prices 'He attributed Increases to scare buy- - CHICAGO '?r 11 (UP) — Home is soaring and will be reflected in builders across the nation reported higher prices for homes today that the cost of construction Despite some reports of scare materials buying and hoarding of most sources saidthe Korean war has had little to do with the increase which began early in the TILE K AIm i tc r etc PIONEER 5 A spot check by United Press elicite the following reports from contractors and industry sources: RiW York — Billboards adver-- J tising houses at $11990 have been scratched out and the price ad Real estate vanced to $12450 said builders have been rale agents at are fact the working producers ing prices about $100 each month capacity because of higher material costs Woods Disagrees But fi J Hartwig president of the But Housing Expediter Tighe Long Island Home Builders insti- Most builders attributed rising g housto the prices ing boom itself They said the boom has caused critical shortage! of lumber and other materials despite f record-breakin- Til TILE Ml? Weak aVT " year © rtraptaca Mas tic Asphalt A Maw V-- Phone CO 414 GET "IN ON" THESE TREMENDOUS SAVINGS AT RELIABLE tute said the big increase there came last February and that there has been none since Washington— increases nave oeen scaiiei eo ana small ucttiutc ui prior advertising at set prices and because the government's housing credit curb put a damper on the market sV Scarcities Develop materials Pittsburgh iamriZ Building iTmATr reportea growing aVr with turnoer showing the biggest price increase Industry sources reported "considerable speculation" in small metal accessories and materials Detroit — John Weinhart president of the Detroit Building association reported shortages of cement gypsum sheet metal and nails in order of severity On the flist three he said builders were "overtaking their sources of supply" He said the nail shortage was artificial and that "a week after President Truman's curtailment message you couldn't find a keg for sale in Detroit" Weinhart said the DURING AUGUST Jr 'j"?" OF VALUE- S- -- MONTH LOVE-SEA- T SOFA BED BWJSJttilr'r headquarters spokesman said "counteracting" meant that action was being taken to slow the progress of the drive although not necessarily by counter-attac- k The air strip was all but enveloped by communists atop neighboring ridges a late report from the Pohang front said Red guerrillas and North Korean infantry were massed mainly in a wooded area a mil north of the air strip Rescue Coltune Ambushed Another 10000 enemy troops and lumber prices had risen 22 per cent since May 1 Houston Texas— The cost of the average home has risen $300 since the Korean war began industry sources reported They said the cost of gypsum has tripled DOUBLE Collar Pack your shirt in a drawer need additional stooping facilities to this 15950 Pack them in a suitcase-t- he collars stay neat and fresh NamJi-RT'fcrid- add that's hart apt to happen Try easing 1 or 2 Turns before you go to bed See it you don't sleep better wake up refreshed Keep Turns handy to counteract acid indigestion gas heartburn Millions ot Americans do Get a roll today Packagm 23 MODEL LAUNDRY 2 153 Pingroo Phono 5725 TUMS f OR ge THE TUMMY ANDERSON JEWELRY CO INVITES YOU TO SEE FOR YOURSELF ALL DAY-SATURD- AY Mr Rulon Waite Sunbeam Factory Representative TIH MM ff ld two-thir- 10s Of jump-ing-o- five-day-o- by-pass- ed with TOMS Non-Crus- h ' ' Do you tots and turn after you uo to bed? 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If your stomach is churning up too much In your docorcrtivo scheme eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee Positl ons Ohurninj Stomich Use this good looking piece Specially Reduced For August Clearance to Only dense A guerrillas In the mountains west of Pohang were expected to join the communist assault within 24 hours Guerrillas ambushed an American rescue column including 20 tanks 10 miles south of Pohang but half the column got through to help the defaoders of the air field Mustang fiahter-bombestill were taking off and landing at the besieaed alroort in a steady stream bombing rocketing and strafing enemy forces threatening tneir base The airport lies six miles south of Pohang An Eighth army communique issued in Korea at 8:30 p m (3:38 a an M S T) reported American successes on the south coast diagonally across the allied beachhead from Pohang "This afternoon the 35th regiment successfully completed Its the first major United phase ofoffensive of the Korean war Nations when it occupied the high ground immediately east of Chinju" the communique said "There are reports that Chinju is being evacuated" Major Railway Center Chinju is one of the biggest railen the way and highway centers some 15 Korean south coast It lies to 17 road miles west of the point for the U N offensive The communique said harassing enemy pockets fire from red troops containing up to 1000 still was slowing the Fifth regimental combat team and a marine their regiment Both were nearing and a front objectives howeverwere signs of e dispatch said there new enemy withdrawal on tee marine front Other American troops lifted a threat to the flank of the Chinju offensive forces They recaptured across the the northeast Naktong river 25 miles 150 enemy of Chinju and pocketed out of the troops who had brokenriver elbow red bridgehead in the There had been some concern that some of the 4000 troops in the elbow bridgehead might break bridge 'and atacross the Namji-R- i tack the offensive's supply base of Masan 13 miles to the southeast American attacks also compressed the bridgehead itself to only its maximum depth May Drive on Taegn Farther north along the Naktong river front an official spokesman reported that the North Koreans rs tions elements were counteracting the plunge of the North Koreans down the corridor separating the east coast and the south Korean Comfortable BED a (Continued from Page Onei Pint QaMThil Protection! 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Instantly Makes A from this Northern Forces will be in our store ail day Saturday August m 121 to give personal attention to your shaving problems ds Aim ft limcuau 7862 Reserves ShovajHttajAliiV Twke-fz- e Sal ' SiMGUE Head hps four specioi slots that pick uparjjf4sr longer hairs on the neck ' Hieir quotas by Sept 10 said 734 1682 be medical officers 343 den- 50 unit 455 medical corpsmen The company and services" officers to physical requirements" army said In the combat arms the age limits are: 2nd lieutenants 30 fir':! lieutenants 35: captains 41 For the services the age limits are: 2nd lieutenants 38 1st lieu age-in-gra- de tenants 41: captains 45 Officers passed for duty will be given 21 days in which to setUe their private affairs The army emphasized that "it will continue to make every effort" to secure the needed medical dental and veterinary officers on a voluntary basis Army commanders were ordered not to call medical dental veterinary and medical service officers where such a callup would "unduly jeopardize" the health of the communities in which they reside Also exempted were officers 'whose activity in teaching re search and allied endeavors is considered to be necessary to the maintenance of the national health safety or interest" Categories not Called These categories also will not be called: 1— Reserve medical officers who have not completed one year of interne training 2— Reserve medical and dental officers who are "senior residents prior to completion of'the current years training'" 3 — Reserve medical dental and medical service corps e officers now taking a course in medicine dentistry veterinary medicine or "sciences allied to medicine" until completion of the current academic year State and local medical dental and veterinary societies will be asked to cooperate with army commanders in filling the quotas -- vet-srina- ry full-tim- post-gradua- te were gathering ive divisions— some 50000 troops—fend many tanks for an impending attack on Taegu provisional capital of Sbuth Korea He said it was the heaviest North Korean concentration per mile yet reported AmeHcan-Seutfa The Korean counterattack on the Pohang front was reported by the Fifth air force It said allied planes also were blasting enemy columns north and northwest of Pohang in an attempt to prevent communist reinforcements Joining the battle The communists burst out of the mountains west of Pohang early today after slashing 25 miles into the allied beachhead from the north One group speared into the post and the other lunged toward the airport six miles to the south eak South Korean forces aban doned the town at mid-da- y but fighting continued for several hours in the southern outskirts Contempt Action Voted by House i mittee Then the House began voting citations against several other witnesses charged with refusal to answer committee questions during an investigation of communism Next on the list of those cited LEATHERCRAFT SUPPLIES You can use this comfortable 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unofficial returns from all but about 35 of the state's 839 precincts Clark held a lead of better than 1100 votes The latest tabulation showed Clark with 26877 and Taylor with 25717 It was doubtful that the returns from unreported precincts would materially change the standings in U S senthe race for the ate nomination in the Democratic primary Nevertheless Taylor remained unwilling to concede He said he wanted jto wait for the official t&nvass ind that won't come until six-ye- ar Aug 19 And so unless the unofficial are reversed by the official count Claik will meet State Sen Herman jWelker Of Payette in the November battle for the long term U S senate seat Welker who beat two party war-lioGov C A Robins arid Rep John Sanborn took the G O P nomination by about 4700 votes over his nearest opponent Sanborn The November elections also will see U S Sen Henry C Dworssiak (R) fighting it out With Prof Claude J Burt ens haw r burg) for the sei seat Former State Auditor Calin E Wright Who won 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