Show Don't You Know the Lord Loves Robert M Jones Jr 24 shown 4"th perched on m ledge of thebuild-ifloor of a Cincinnati office was prevented from jumping yesterday by a priest Father Paul Huber who Raid Don t vou knew the Lord loves us all?" The nuns NefTo extended his hand and the hoy's father and the priest palled him to safety from the ledge where he had perched for nearly two hour This dramatic photo was made hy Howard Newman staff photographer of the Cincinnati n l f Ols ' ill aaaia " i wSf gJBgf " Korea (AP) — The communists admitted today they hold unreported prisoners and tried to use them as a club in Korean truce negotiation The reds said they would supply the names of these prisoners "in but only after the aldn time" lies furnished data the communists have been demanding Rear Adm R S Libby retorted that the U N command sharply would furnish additional prisoner data on an exchange basis or not at all ' The red admission followed a demand by Libby that the communists account for 174 additional prisoners Most of these are Americans Some are British This makes a total of 1621 United Nations soldiers and 50000 Republic of Korea (ROK) troops for which the U N has demanded an was accounting None of them listed 'in the original of 11500 prisoners of war the reds turned over Dec 18 Staff officers working on truce minsupervision met for only 14 noth-ing utes Each side said it had new to offer and there was no point in just talking Their current stumbling block is red insistence that Russia help supervise the truce and allied refusal to consider the Soviet Union MUNSAN j sSJaoBaouaaBaV mm J SF' ''aooHBBam aMaBfe' Mar nesw ' agtaaal aaBBBBSfAMr Mag azine Artist j fk I 11 i- - ' - " jjrwCTTS'' BBBBBBBBBBBBBBrBaffJ HBaBBaVBBaV' B§PHn ' ' awm PRINCETON N J—Sen Etes Kefauver of Tennessee runs ahead of Sen Robert A Taft In a "trial heat" race designed to measure their relative popularity at the pres- ent time When a representative group of voters located in ail sections of the country were asked by interview- ers how they would vote if raft and Kefauver were the opposing candidates their answer divided in this manner: 47 For Kefauver 41 Por Taft 4 Undecided 12 100 Analysis of today's results indicates that Kefauver's edge over Taft come Largely from his greater appeal to Independent voters who today represent between d of the voters of the and nation This group which is made up to a great extent of vote a follows on the question asked in this servey: "Suppose Taft is the Republican candidate and Kefauver the Democratic candidate — which party would you like to see win the election — the Republican party or the Democratic party?" Independents only:48 Por Kefauver J35 For Taft 17 Undecided i one-four- th one-thir- 100 Vote by Parties Nearly eight out of every ten persons who classify themselves as Republicans prefer Taft to Kefauver as the following table shows: Republicans only: J 79 For Taft For 15 Kefauver — Howard Undecided NEW YORK (AP) 6 ilChandler Christy 79 magazine lustrator and portrait painter died 100 yesterday of a heart ailment after Senator Kefauver gets an equally a illness high percentage of voters who clasHe had spent much of a life- sify themselves as Democrats: American the time portraying girl Democrats only: were famous His canvas beauties 75 For Kefauver H as illustrations for magazines and For Taft 13 i books 12 4 But Christy also acquired fame Undecided for his more serious work 100 He painted portraits of some of Trial heat races such as the one the world's best known people of reported today are chiefly of inhis time among them Presidents terest because highlight the His and Coolidge "Signing problems which they Harding candidates and parwhich of the Constitution" porto face in the comties will have trays 40 historical figures hangs ing campaign in the capitol in Washington Fresh off an Ohio farm he first entered the public eye during the n war with sketches of Theodore Roosevelt Rough Riders He also portrayed the American serviceman in both World wars Funeral services will be held Thursday Burial will be in Westchester county N Y i MaSBEP' - " B ' two-mon- I iap2HieHBejpejfle "3 — -- — O -"- a— : U S Helping It's Still Anybody's Race Quake Victims In New Hampshire Primary TOKYO AP— American oratory are raging New Hampshire today but! they do not appear to be altering materially the pattern of poputei Sentiment in mese Closing aaysbefore me pivotal primary eiection New Hampshire voters go to the polls Tuesday At this point there is every evidence that many persons — especially Republicans — have yet to make a final decision on a candidate All signs indicate the race be tween oen Lmigni u dsennower and Sen Robert A Taft is very close If there is an edge the general probably has it now On the Democratic side the efforts to get out the organization vote for President Truman are in high gear and going "exactly as we expected" National Committeeman J Emmett Kelley told this reporter today Makes "An Uphill Fight" Against it Sen Estes Kefauver of Tennessee is making what he He encall "an uphill fight' tered the state yesterday Former Navy Secretary John L Sullivan and Majority Leader Lucas — opened the drive for Truman Ex Gov Harold E Si assert of Minnesota is working through New Hampshire and is in his own words a hopeful but "realistic" third among the Republican aspirants Taft s supporters are counting heavily on bis personal appearances here which begin Thursday and take him over wide areas of New Hampshire In a three-datripa Meanwhile they have circulated to from him letter what personal of gov-'emine- nt Japan Planes trains and boat carried blanket medicine and food to stricken areas of sparsely settled astern Hokkaido island and the mora populous sections of northeastern Honshu island Thousands of homeless suffered from bitter cold and driving snowstorms which followed Tuesday's earthquake The official U S army estimate stood at 31 Japanese dead and 170 injured Japanese police announced they have recovered 20 bodies No Americans were killed or injured ' New Hill Made Kyodo News Agency reported the quake left a fishing village submerged and pushed up a new hill Both were on Hokkaido northernmost island of Japan A Kyodo reporter who flew over Kiritappu reported most of the 1891 villagers were marooned atop their submerged homes He said a rescue boat was on its way to the 40-fo- ot M Vco G-- E the Balance believe T1P WASHINGTON (AP)— Attorney General McGrath's national racketeering survey has run into some difficulties as a result of questions raised by U S judges on how far federal grand juries can legally go Specifically it is reported that some judges have doubts that a jury convened under U S authority can inquire into strictly local offense Others are concerned about possible "runaway juries" which may go far afield in any blanket inquiry such as that proposed into general crime conditions Some judges want to know just what and how much of traditionally secret grand jury proceedings may be made public in the form of "presentments" or general statements of condition McGrath launched the nationwide inquiry into organized crime and racketeering activities early in as followup to the January work of the Kefauver crime investigating committee He called for jury sessions in each of the 93 federal judicial districts t JSehand- j -- cross-sectio- Ecuador Quells Naval Revolt i Mlhr YOU'LL sieep SETTER' DON'T have to about worry losing yjur home or furniture to man's oldest enemy FIRE: Call us now for complete protection WHEN YOU Co Blackburn-Jone- s — ADVFRTIJIMfNT— SI S4th St Died 'DISTINCTLY HINCKLEY" "Thought I'd lose my wind from terrible pam until Mrs I F B found Pazo!" 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