MacArthur Will Have No
Prepared Statement
NEW YORK, (/P)—Gen. Douglas
MacArthur will have no prepared
statement and no documents
with him when he testifies to
morrow in Washington, an aide
of the ousted Far East commander
said.
MacArthur and former Presi
dent Herbert Hoover conferred
for an hour yesterday in the
general’s tower suite at the Wal
dorf-Astoria Hotel.
What they talked about was
not disclosed.
The Soviet Zone of Germany in
cludes the states otf Saxony, Thur- !
ingia, Anhalt and Mecklenberg.
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A Challenge
To Youth
You are invited to attend
a United Christian
Youth Fellowship
meeting at the Nome
High School Auditorium
This Saturday Night
at 8 p.m.
Everyone Invited
Come and bring a friend
Ohio GOP Representative
Convicted of Receiving
Unlawful Contributions
WASHINGTON, </P) — Repub
lican Rep. Walter E. Brehm of
Ohio, a five - term member of
Congress, was convicted Monday
of receiving $1,000 in unlawful
political contributions.
A federal court jury of 10 men
and two women found the 58
year-old Ohioan guilty on five
counts involving a $200 contri
bution from Mrs. Emma Craven
while she worked for him in
1048.
The maximum sentence that
could be imposed is 15 years in
prison and a $25,000 fine. But
maximum penal-ties seldom are
imposed in convictions on several
counts.
Brehem was convicted of break
ing a law that forbids congress
men to accept political gifts from
persons on the federal payroll.
The tall, heavy-set congress
man was pale, but showed no
emotion when jury foreman B.
Richard Breslar, a restaurant op
erator, announced the verdict in
an almost empty courtroom.
PINT-SIZED SAFETY COURSE
EDMONTON {/P) — The traffic
safety program here includes a
“traffic kindergarten.” A minia
ture street intersection complete
with traffic lights, designed to
give youngsters practical instruc
tion in the proper methods of
crossing busy streets.
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CRUISER JUNEAU IS
BACK HOME AFTER
ONE YEAR AT WAR
LONG BEACH, Calif., (ff) —
With her homeward bound pen
nant flying, the anti-aircraft
cruiser Juneau nosed up to the
pier here yesterday, one year
after leaving the United States
for war.
Hundreds of cheering, waving
spectators lined the wharf to wel
come the Juneau home?
The cruiser was off Japan when
the Korean war broke out. On
June 28, after becoming the first
U. S. naval unit to» join the South
Korean Navy, she fired the first
naval shots of the war.
She destroyed five of six at
tacking Communist torpedo and
gunboats. Later she joined bom
bardment groups in action above
the 38th parallel.
Recommends Permanent
Increase In Fighting
Strength Marine Corps
WASHINGTON, (/P) — A p*r
manent increase in the fighting
j strength of the Marine Corps was
recommended to the Senate to
day by its Armed Services Com
mittee.
The group approved a force of
not less than four full-strength
combat divisions and four air sup
i port wings plus necessary sup
porting forces. A ceiling of 400,
000 was placed in the bill—about
twice the present strength.
At the same time the com
mittee recommended that the Ma
rines commandant be given added
authority in the Joint Chiefs of
Staff, now limited to Army, Air
Force and Navy leader plus a
chairman.
Ten Persons Killed In
Church Bus Smashup
WEIRTON, W. Va., (fP)—A run
away bus pitched down a mile
long hill Sunday and crashed
into a concrete wall, taking the
lives of ten persons.
Just before the horrifying
smashup, the driver, George
Kraina, 35, cried to his church
bound passengers:
“Hang on everybody! We’re
going to crash!”
Those were his last words. He
was dead when pulled from the
twisted wreckage of the bus.
Some of the nine passengers
were killed outright. Others died
a short time afterward. Of the 65
persons aboard, 46 were injured.
At least three, including a child,
were reported in critical condi
tion.
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Anchovy Salad
* Spaghetti and Ravioli
Ice Cream Coffee
By Reservation
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