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Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-09-22
Hard Tops
To Feature
Stock Races
Midgefs Set
For Oct. J At
New Rocewov

on Sunday afternoons from now
on with the Hard Tops seeing
action this coming SABBATH. The
time trials are scheduled to gel
underway at 2 pm. with the
races starting at 8 pm.
Skippy is offering a Cham
pionship so lap race for the fea-
ture and two consolation races
as an added attraction. There
will be the usual 5 heat races
plus the Australian Pursuit.
On Saturday October 7th
those buzz bombs of the tracks,
the "Midgets" are scheduled to
appear in a championship 100
lap race. Other events will bring
the total program to 200 laps OF
thrill for the fans. AS most OF
the tracks are closed at this time
all the well known stars throug-
out the country will be here.
Time trials will begin at 2 pm
with the green flag being waved
at 3 pm.
Last Sunday nights show was
a real fender busting affair
With cars scattered all over the
track. Spins, rolls and hair line
finishes in all events.
The 4th heat race was one fol-
the books with more wrecks
than Carter has liver pills. John.
ny Saika and Harvey Policy
brought the crowd to their feet
when they tangled on the far
side of the track. Policy rolled
over and Saika in trying to avoid
him ran head on into the wall,
A re-start was necessary as re-
suit of the smash up. On the first
re-start Johnny Frederick jump
ed from sixth spot at the start
to second place on the first turn
scattering cars right and left
causing another re-start. On the
second re-start Johnny again
wormed his way through the
pack and before he had reached
half way around the track was
in front and stayed there the
rest of the way. That was a great
exhibition of skill and nerve in
driving. Nice driving, Frederick.
Pete 10th driving the black
and white No. 10 and owned by
Johnny JoZsa, Local IL member,
finished third in the End heat
race and 4th in the main. Sunday
night was the first time this car
has been on the track and by
the way il performed ] am afraid
some of the rest of the boys are
going to get a run for their
money. Johnny driving the Joe
and Ben special was forced out
in one of the heat races with a
busted radiator and wasn't able
to get the car back in shape for
the other races. Tough luck
Johnny and better luck next
time.
Buddy Huseman driving the
Wayne Wall Special won the
first heat and finished End in
the first consolation race. This
car is owned by another Local IL
member, Wayne Wall, a member
of the Auto Lite unit. Wayne's
car is the nearest thing to a
regular Stock Car on the track
and the performance of this car
so far, is a tribute to Wayne's
ability as a mechanic and Buddy
Huseman as a driver.
The Regular Stocks will run
as usual on Friday night. Last
Fridays races so / have been
given to understand was one of
the best shows seen so far.
Though not as fast as the Modi-
fides the drivers bust as many
tenders and offer all the thrills
of the faster cars.
The Regulars are becoming in
creasingly popular with the fans.
Last Fridays attendance was
one of the best so far this sea-
SON so come early If you want a
seat.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-09-22
YMCA Fall Membership Drive
Scheduled To End Or Sept. %

c The Annual Fall Membership Drive of the Toledo YMCA
will end September %. John D. Black, Attorney, is General
Chairman of the cty-wide campaign. The five Toledo branches
have appointed the following men to serve as their leaders: Cen
trail Branch, M. A. Smiley; East Side Branch, Marion Brilliant;
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-06-30
Angle ujisfuje Dansko a:
Norvezsko podporou.

Kodan, Dansko. - Britsky
ministr obrany E. Shinwell uJi-
still vlady norvezskou i danskou
re namofnictvo zem1 Atlantic
keno paktu Dude podporovat
do krajnosti oba staty v pfipa-
de, kdyby byly ohrozeny vybo-
lem ma kteremkoliv m1ste.
Shinwell sc zabyval nedav-
nym sovetskych navrhem, re
Balticke more by melo byt uza-
vreno pro CHI nesovetske va
leone lode. Britsky ministr pro
hlasil, re prave Balticke more
Dude jednim z nejddlezitejslch
bodG ma konferenci tf1 ministru.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-06-30
Elegance prostreneho stolu.

Niue sc T1ci, re p~rostreny
still prozrazuje nejen vkus, ale
i jemnost hospodyne. Kazdeho
dine ovsem nen1 NONE, ably ty-
to jejf vlastnosti sc projevovaly
mimoradne napadne. Vsedniho
dine. stacf zcela cisty ubrus, els
tie talfre, pekne polozene prl-
bory, kvetina v ozdobne vazic-
ce. Ale o svatcich a pamatnych
dnech ma pekne upraveny a
p~rostreny still byti opravdu vi
sitkou te ktere hospodyne.
Prednost1 a zakladni barvou
prostreneho stolu zGstane vzdy
barva bila. Bile ubrusy a u
brousky ovsem sc zmoderniso-
valy tolik, re namnoze jsou zdo-
beny krajkami. Sired stolu u
pozornuje ma sebe vzdy kvetl'
Mani, jez jsou take vybrany tai
ably byly s~vetlejsfch barev, tai
ably souhlasily S belost1 ostat
nicho soucasti stolu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-06-30
BOZ proti sovetskemu
imperialism je treba
vyhrat ma 4 frontach.

White Sulphur Springs, w.
Va. = Spravce Marshallova
planu Paul Hoffman promluvil
ma sjezdu guverner6, kde pro-
hlasil, re ellen vsech svobod-
nych narodG sveta je zabranit
tretf svetove valce. Kazdemu
must byt mad slunce jasnejsf, re
nas1m pran1m je mir, fekl Paul
Hoffman. Oznacil pax kon-
flikt mezi svobodnym zapad-
MIN svetem a moskevskou dix
taturou "a nejvetSi boi V deli
mach lidstva.
Ma posouZen1 moskevskych
cfl1 uvedl spravce Marshallova
planu tato sucha fakta: V ro-
ce 1941 poslouchalo rozkaz11m
Moskvy 1913 milion1 lidf. Ones
must poslouchat Moskvu 755
milionG lid1. Vsichni vine. re
Bulharsko, Rumunsko, Madar-
sko, Albanie, Ceskoslovensko,
Polsko, Estonsko, Litva Lotys-
sko a nynf dokonce takfka celia
Gina upadly do tvrdeho podru-
81 Moskvy. Nenajdeme v deli
mach pfikladu podobn6ho W.
boje. Mus1me zvftezit v boil S
Kremlem, dodal Paul Hoffman,
mali byt zajist6n svobodny
svet. Tuto bitvu je treba wy
hrat ma ctyrech frontach, a to
ma poll hospodaTskem, polite
KEN, informacnfm a vojenskem.
Grad pro hospodarskou OBJ
novu vede tuto bitvu ma poll
hospodarskem, tim, re pomaha
vsemi moznymi zp1soby svo-
bodnym narodGm sveta. Tfmto
zpGsobem posiluje svobodne in
stituce, o jejichz zmar Moskva
u~siluje. Hoffman pax pripome-
null ostry odklon Cd komunismu
v zapadoevropskych zemfch cd
DOLBY, kdy byl zahajen Marshal
Inv plan. Pokud jde O BOZ S Mo-
skvou ma poll i~nformanim, pra-
vii dale Paul Hoffman, bojuje-
me prot live propaganda Mo-
skvy pravdou a nicfm jinym
nez pravdou. Vsemi prostredky
ktere name pc ruce, snaz1me
Sc v~ysvetlit plan hospodarske
obnovy tax, ably kazdemu svo-
bodnemu Evropanovi bylo jas
no, re hospodaTska obnova a
svoboda jsou naprosto neroz-
lucne pojmy.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-06-30

We veku 65 let. Byl fararem
kostela Sv. Trojice v Yonkers.
Rev. Kubasek, Kodak re stare
|Lubnove We Spisi ma Slovensku
byl jednim re slovenskych prG-
kopnikn v americko-slovenskem
verejnem zivote. Ia prvnf sve-
tove valky spolupracoval S T.
G. Masarykem a generalem
Stefanikem a zaslouzil sc O zor-
ganisovanf slovenskych katol1-
XII k spolecne ucasti ma boji &C.
CHI a SlovakG a "a utvoreni
lCeskoslovenske republiky.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-06-30
Marta Gottwaldova ma
turistickOu stezkul

Tezce, trpce sc zije dnes 20
trocenemu lidu v Ceskosloven-
sku. Nesvoboda a persekuce je
den re dine horst. Smich je v
Ceskoslovensku stale vzacnejsl
vecl, ale nezmizel docela! Sa-
mi csl. komunisti, nevedouce 0
tom, Sc cas- cd casu staraj1, ably
Sc lid nec1m pobavil.
TAX nedavno v Cechach slav-
nostne otevreli turistickou stez-
ku, ktera zaclna v prdmyslo-
VEN hnedouhelnem reviru a be-
Ii do Krusnohoff, a pojmeno-
vail il: "Turisticka stezka Mar
ty Gottwaldove" = po zene
Klementa Gottwalda. Kdo pTi-
sli ma tento oslavny napad, jiste
ami netusili, jak timto kouskem
pobavili lid.
Kazdy dnes totiz v Ceskoslo-
vensku vi, re Marta Gottwal-
dova, jlz Sc mezi lidem s po-
smesnou familiernostf rfka "tlu-
sta Marta, nikdy v zivote zad-
nou turistiku nepestovala a hla-
vne re by zadnou turistiku ne
mohla pro svou tloustku pesto-
vat, kdyz patrne sotva vyleze
pc schodech prazskeho Hradu.
To vsak nevada patolfzalskym
komunistickym pTisluhovacGm,
ably pc nj n~epTejmenovali k jej1
pocte prave turistickou cestu,
dlouhou radu mil! Csl. komu-
nisticky Kocourkov je zase o.
bohacen o jednu dals1 udalost.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-06-30
We skladistich tovaren zbrans.

Praha. - K dalsimu budo-
vatelskemu 1spechu csl. vlady
bylo pTipoieno "socialisticke"
vvresenf prazdnych skladist
materialu v pr6myslovych "a
vodech. Predseda vlady a
URO Antonfn Zapotocky po-
dial navrh, ably sc do skladu pre-
nesla cast reservy vojenskeho
materialu csl. armady. Pc pro-
iednani navrhu Zapotockeho v
hstrednim vyboru komunistic-
k6 strany prohlasil pfedseda
|csl. vlady v zaveru iednanf:
s'Nevime dine ami hodiny, kdy
hudeme zbran6 nuceni pouzit.
Jiste vsak ie, Re to jednou bu-
deme muset udelat. Ida Sc, re
domacf reakce je dnes daleko
silnejsi nez byla pred 1norem
1913. A ma armada sc nemu-
zeme spolehat."
Spolupracovnik FCI z Prahy
podava tato cfsla O shromaz-
distfch zbrani v nekterych pru-
mvslovych zavodech:
CKD Praha-Liben 10000 pusek
CKD SlanV 10000 pusek
Skoda : Plzen 100000 pusek
Letov-Jinonice $4,000 pusek
XXI Praha-Vysoc. $4,000 pu.
GKD Blansko $4,000 pusek
Zbrojovka Brno 10000 pusek
Uhrnem 10000 pusek
Pfipocteme-li k tomuto cislu
ieste cfselne neodhadnuty ma
terial csl. armady V ~ostatnicf
prd6myslovych zavodech, sekre'
tariatech KsC a druzstvech. vi
dime, re komuniste vlastne bu
duff vlastnf armada. ktera bu
de podlehat .jedin6 komunistic
kemu vedeni Moskve. FCI
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-06-30
BRITISH archeologove zahajili
vykopavky ma Afroditine
chramu.

Nicosia, Cypr. = Britska ar
cheologicka vyprava zahaJlla
vykopavky We zr1ceninach sta
reho chramu bohyne Afrodity
We vesnici Kouklia u Paphosu.
Tento pohansky chram byl Wy
staven mezi rokem 1900 a 1850
pred Kristen a byl rozbofen
w pred 100 roxy. Archeolo-
COVE doufajf, re vykopavkaml
Sc zjisti neco z historic mesta
|Paphos a z historic tohotc
chramu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-06-30
Zamestnani hudebnikI.

Je zajfmave, jak trav1 hudeb-
nfci v orchestra cas-, v kterem
behem koncertu nehraj1. Ctyfi
z peti dotazovanych prozradi-
Ii, re ctou magaziny, patty re
lustf krizovky. Jakousi WYNN
kou byla jedna harfenistka, KITE
ra ma kapeln1kGv pokyn, ably
hrala svou pasaz, pravila: 90
kamzik, prosfm, az dokoncim
radku." Pletla totiz puncochy.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-06-30
Americka armada pHGjcila Mem
cHGm 10000 lekarskYch knih.

Frankfurt, Nemecko. - Ar
mazda Spojenych Stat1 p1jcila
Nemecku 10000 lekarskych
svazkG v 1hrnne Gene asi $780,
900 pro uz1van1 v universitnich
knihovnach, lecebnych 1sta-
vech a kancelarfch verejneho
zdravotnictv1. Knihy byly phi
ceny ma dlouhou dobu prostred-
nictv1m americke vrchnl komi-
Sc.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-06-30
Filipiny vitaji CHI kapital.

Geneva, svycarsko. = Fillpl..
ny budou i nadale pokracovati
" prfznivem ~pTijfmanf investic
cd zahranicnlho kapitalu pres
to, re vlada vyv1j1 novy svepo-
mocny program, jak pravil zde
filipinsky tajemnik prace F
Lovina pred mezinarodnf del
nickou konferencl. Ale dodal,
re CHI investice Sc must konatl
ma zaklade "vzajemne who'd
lnych podmlnek."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-06-30
Komunisticka strana " JIM
Africe Sc rozpustila.

Kauske Mesto. = Komunis-
ticka strana v Jihoafricke uni
Sc dobrovolne rozpustila, ne
mela ovSem mnoho CO rOzpou-
stet, kdyz cftala pouhych 500
clend. Jediny p~oslanec strany
v jihoafrickem parlamente Sam
Kahn oznamil zrusenf strany,
kdyz bylo jasno, re v parlamen-
tie projde navrh ma zakaz stra-
ny.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-06-30
Nemecky komunista csl. velvy.
slancem " Moskve.

Praha. - Poole zpravy "Ru-
deho Prava''. byl jmenovan do
Moskvy novy csl. velvyslanec,
kterym Sc stall nemecky komu-
nista stareho razeni 67lety Ka-
rel Kreibich. Byvaly velvysla-
nee v Moskve Lastovicka stall
Sc namestkem ministra narodni
obrany, kterym je Cepicka.
Kreibich, ktery byval dlouho-
letym clenem csl. parlamentu
"a nemeckou komunistickou
stranu, stravil pred valkou sest
rokG v Moskve a tri roxy byl
clenem ruske komunisticke
strany.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-06-30
Blond Rimanky.

Je jiste zvlastn1, re start Ri
name davali vseobecne pred
most plavovlaskam pred tuzem-
skymi cernookymi krasaviceml.
Slo to tax daleko, re 81 R1man-
ky musely opatrovati plavovla-
sc paruky, importovane v ger
manskych oblast1, chtely-li Sc
vyhodne provdat nebo udrzet
manzelovu vernost.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-06-30
Californska universita propou-
Sti 157 zamestnancI co
nespolehlive.

Los Angeles, Cal. = Presi-
dent university statu California
Robert Sproul doporucil pro-
pustenf 157 osob, jez jsou vsi-
chni We sluzbach teto universe
ty. D1vodem k propustenl je
skutecnost, re odmftli podepsat
dosv6dcenf, re nejsou komuni-
ste.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-06-30
ZaslouziIy slovensky knee
zemrel v Yonkers.

Yonkers, N. 7. - N. Y.
Tines pTinesl zpravu O dmrtf
slovenskeho Observation-Disclosures
kneze Jana Kubaska, ktery byl
cd r. 1927 1plne SLEEPY. ZemTel
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-06-30
Spatni strelci.

V roce, koncicim 1. cervence
1919, vyslo 81 100000 ma low
vysoke zveTe. Uloviv vsak jen'
asi 318, 900 kusn.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-06-30
Prisnost ma voly.

z krmnych vold, posflanych
ma americke dobytcl trhy, jest
uznavan pTimerene jen jeden
z 10000 "a prvotrfdnl kus
prime
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-06-30
Vyroba ocele v UsA stoupa.

Americky ocelarsky prdmy-
81 vyrobil v mes1ci kvetnu osm
a pGl milionu tun ocele. Tim
byly pTekonany vsechny pred
chazejfcf rekordy.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-06-30
Protesty prot prazskym
rozsudkHm.

Londyn. - Rozsudky vyne-
sene v nedavnych dnech v Pra-
re, vzbudily rozhorcene protes-
ty v celem svete. Narodni ra-
da norskych zen zaslala cesko-
slovenskemu vyslanectvl v Oslo
protest prot rozsudkGm, vyne-
senym mad DIR. Miladou Hora-
kovou, Antonii Kleisnerovou a
Franou Zeminovou, byvalymi
poslankynemi, a pozadala csl.
vyslance, ably predal tento pro-
test prazske Wade.
Ceskoslovenske vyslanectvi v
Anglii obdrzelo telegram brit
skych poslankyn, zadajiclch
zmenu rozsudku pro sve kole-
gyne v Ceskoslovensku. Miss
Pat Rornsby-Smith ucinila to-
to prohlasenf:
"Vsichni svobodymilovni IL
de must byti ohromeni cinem
nynejsfch vladc1 Ceskosloven-
ska, spachanym pod rouskou t.
Nv. lidove demokracie. Surove
rozsudky mad trent poslanky-
nemi, jejichz jedinym precinem
bylo nasledovanl zasad veil
kych demokratG, obou Masary-
XII a DIR. Benese, must nutne O.
tevfiti oci i tenn, kdo dosud We
rili, re komunism a demokracie
Sc dali slouciti.
Je take ohromujfcfm fakt, re
II britskym zenam je braneno,
ably Sc smelly vratiti do sve rod
ne zeme.
Oba tyto ciny iasne dokazu-
il komunisticke methody zastra
Sovani a bezohledneho prehll-
zenf lidskych pray a osobnfch
svobod, uznavanych celym sve-
tenn a popiranych pouze "a re-
'eZnou oponou.
Osud tTi ceskoslovenskych po-
slankyn, znamych svetu jake
symbol dobre vile a mezinarod-
nfho pratelstvi, a anglickych
zen, ktere odesly Sc svymi man
zely do Ceskoslovenska a upev-
nily tax jeste vice pfatelske
svazky mezi dvema narody,
isou totozne a volaji k svedomf
vseho svobodneho sveta." FCI.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-06-30
Vysilani "Hlasu Ameriky" do
ceskoslovenska Dude zesileno.

ceskoslovenska Dude zesileno.
Annandale on Hudson, N. Y.
Rozhlas statnfho Department.
"Voice of America, jenz je
nropagacnim prostTedkem pro-
II komunismu a pro sfTeni prav-
divych zprav z Ameriky mezi
narody Evropy, zdvojnasob1 sve
vysflani do Ceskoslovenska We
snaze prorazit ruskou blokadu
rozhlasovych vim do vychodni
Evropy.
Erward w. Barrett, asistent
statniho sekretaTe, ucinil toto
ornament We sve Teci Ike gra-
duantIm ma Bard koleji.
"Nedovolime komunistdm."
pravil. "abv uzavreli cestu k
pravde. pokud tomu m6zeme
zahranit. "cim vice mnzeme
ndrzovat ruskeho medveda v
praci ma chytanf vlastnich
blech, tim meme Dude NIT casu
obtezovat ostatni svet."
Has Ameriky vys1lal kratko-
Winnie radiove zpravy do Ces-
koslovenska v ceskem a sloven-
skem iazyku dvakrate denne
pGlhodinovym programem.
Urednici We Washingtone re-
xii, re zvysena snaha dostat a.
mericke radiove programy k u
aim posluchacn v Ceskosloven-
sku Sc projevi opakovanfm
zprav techto dvou pravidelnych
rozhlas1I.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-06-30

Toto jest jeden re serie clan
XII o d~Glezitych strankach dnes-
nlho americkeho zivota, clan
XII, napsanych vynikaj1clmi A
mericany We spojitosti S akci
"Dopisy z Ameriky."
Evening star., 1950-08-15
North Korean Admits
Receipt Of Soviet Aid
BY the Associated Press

MOSCOW. Aug. 15.-A high
North Korean government official
reported today that the Soviet
Union had given his country war
material, machines, mining equip
ment, electric locomotives and
tractors during the postwar pc
riod.
Writing in the Soviet newspaper
Pravda, Kim Do Bon, chairman of
the presidium of the North Korean
Supreme Peoples Assembly. hailed
Russian Prime Minister Stain as
"our liberator and the best friend
of the Korean people and of all
honorable people in the world"
He said the war material
given by the Russians was that
which is not produced in Korea.
Declaring that the Koreans are
prepared to make amy sacrifice
whatsoever" to rid their nation of
the American imperiallsts, Kim
said 100000 young Korean patriots
had VOLUNTEERED to go to the fight
ing front with the Communicated
North Korean forces. Wives and
sisters of the volunteers were TAX
ing their places in the factories
and fields, he said.
Evening star., 1950-08-15
PIasterers' Tenders
Strike Over Waqes

More than 400 plasterers' tend
ers struck today in wage dispute
with the result that large con-
struction projects may be retarded
in the next few days.
The workers, belonging to Local
571 of the PlaStererS Tenders
Union, failed to show up for work
this morning after failing to agree
on terms yesterday with the EN-
ploying Plasterers Association.
Attorney Francis j. Kelly, rep
resenting the association, charged
that the union struck without CIV
ing the 30-day notice required by
the Taft Hartley act.
The groups had been actively
bargaining for a week, after the
union exercised clause in the
2-year contract, calling for re-
opening should either side believe
economic conditions warranted.
At first, the union asked an in
crease of SO a day, or 371a cents
an hour. The association offered
1912 cents an hour to be split w
+, in welfare fund and wages, as the
union saw fit.
!, Yesterday the union scaled it
! demands to 171a cents an hour
: indicating that the offer woulC
be withdrawn if not accepted.
Evening star., 1950-08-15
Uniform Naval Arms,
Equipment Sought
For U. 5. and Allies
United Kingdom, Canada
Join Tulks on Brood
Defense Program
By John A. Giles

The United States, the United
Kingdom and Canada are moving
toward the standardization of
naval operations, arms and equip
ment.
The Defense Department, an
nouncing this today. said the talks
were part of an overall plan "for
collaboration in the broader mill
tary standardizations among all
the armed forces" of the three
powers.
Talks designed to bring about
the naval Standardization began
yesterday.
The department pointed out
that the promotion of standardi-
zation of military equipment was
one of the aims of the North At
lantic Treaty Military Production
and Supply Board.
Obstacles to Be Reduced.
'"The arrangements made will
reduce the operational and techni-
cal obstacles to cooperation
among the navies and will achieve
the greatest possible economy ir
the use of the combined resource:
and efforts" the department said
But it added that the cooper
alton efforts would not impair
the control of any country "ir
any activity in its territory"
At the same time Ar Force of.
f1cials Speculated that if jet air.
craft began operations in support
of the North Korean GROUND
forces they would have to be fowr
by either Russian or Chinese
Communist pilots.
The absence of enemy air op-
position has been a mystery tc
observers since the early stages
of the Korean war.
Keep Jets Under Wraps.
Asked why the Air Force
thought the Soviet Union had not
furnished the Korean Reds with
aircraft along with the heavy
armored and artillery equipment,
top air official here said:
1--WE doubt whether Russia
wants badly enough to support
the Korean Reds to let us get a
look at their latest jet aircraft
and the wartime-built Yak fight
ers are just not a good enough
(See DEFENSE, Page A-6.)
Evening star., 1950-08-15

gate Sir Bengal N. Rau suggested
that the six elected, non-perm-
ament members might be better
able to find a solution in public
and private MEETINGS at which
Russian and American delegates
were not present.
The Indian delegate suggested
that such little council" study
"all resolutions or proposals that
have been or may be presented
for a peaceful ana just settlement
in Korea and submit their recon-
mendations to the council by a
specified date"
The Western Big Three
France, Britain and the United
States-gave the idea a cordial
reception in principle but said
they would like to hear more de-
tails.
However. Russia's delegate and
the current Council president,
Jacob A. Malik. made no reference
to the Indian suggestion in state
ments lashing back at Norwegian
and French attacks on the way he
has been filling the chair.
The Council yesterday continued
without solution-its procedural
war of words over the Russian
(See U. N, Page A-6D
Evening star., 1950-08-15
Princess Elizabeth Gives Birth
To Daughter; Both Doing Well
Infant Ranks Third
In Line of Succession
To British Crown
BY the Associated Press

LONDON, Aug. 15.-A princess
was born today to Princess Eliza
beth, heiress-presumptive to the
throne of the British Empire, and
her handsome husband. Prince
Philip.
The new princess, second child
of the royal couple. is third in
line of succession to the British
crown. She follows her chubby
21-month-old brother, Prince
Charles.
The birth of the baby at Clar-
ence House near Buckingham
Palace, home of Elizabeth and
Philip, pushed Elizabeth's sister
Vivacious Princess Margaret, into
fourth place in the royal success
sion.
A bulletin issued by the attend
ing physicians said the baby came
at 1918 GMT $3.50 am. EDIT
and that "her royal highness and
her daughter are both doing well.
The baby princess weighed
Evening star., 1950-08-15
Senate 6. O. P. Farley
Makes No Effort to Set
Policy on Controls
Members Are Divided
On Extent Of Authority
To Be Given President
By J. A. O'Leory

Senate Republicans, divided
over how much price, wage and
rationing power to give President
Truman, made no attempt today
to establish a party conference
on the issue
After a two-hour party con-
ference, Senator Millikin, of Col
orado, who presided, said no votes
were taken. He said some mem
bers expressed the opinion that ii
is difficult for Congress to act
on government finances, spending
and controls unless we have more
information as to the overall
policy of the administration"
Meanwhile, there were indica-
tions that if the home-front con-
troll bill is not voted on by tomor-
row evening final action may not
come until next week because
some Senators must leave the city
IdCer CnlS week.
The main conflict in Republican
ranks is between those who agree
with Senator Taft that Congress
should define in detail the Presi-
dents powers and those who side
with Senator Ives in support OF
the committee bill which would
give Mr.. Truman wide discretion
in applying control.
AS the Senate got down to action
on the measure late yesterday de-
velopments included:
/. Adoption of an amendment de-
signed to prevent meat shortages,
(See CONTROLS, Page A-4.)