riJESDAY, MAY 29, 1951
Red Rout
Halts Above
38th Parallel
TOKYO, Tuesday, May 29 (A))
—The rout of Chinese-Korean
Communist forces came to a grad
ual halt Monday after six days
of headlong retreat. Wholesale
surrender and staggering losses
wiped out nearly all ground gains
the Reds had made in two costly
spring offensives.
PurSuing United Nationi forces
were driving four to 14 miles
inside North Korea across the
125-mile wide peninsula. The Al
lied positions were about the
same they oßcupied just before
the first Red hammer blow the
night of April 22.
However, field dispatches said
3000 Chinese were in action Mon
day night against U.S. troops onl
the central front, west of Hwach-1
on Reservoir. That was roughly
seven miles north of the old poli
tical boundary.
Frontline officers believed Chi
nese rearguards were attempting
only to slow the Allied advance.
They expected nothing more than
a local enemy counterattack.
Other Red rearguards, includ
ing many North Koreans, tried to
stop the 'Allied advances on both
the western and eastern flanks
of the battleline.
Absentee's Photos
To Be Taken Early
All members of the class of
1952 who will be absent from
campus. for student teaching or
other reasons during the first six
weeks of next semester must have
their pictures for the 1952 LaVie
taken prior to June 10 at the
Penn State Photo Shop, James
deffert, editor, announced today.
The hours are 9 a.m. to noon
and 1 to 4 p.m., Monday through
Friday. Women are requested to
wear solid color dresses or blous
es for the picture.
'During
Final Week
We Will
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News Briefs
VANDENBERG REFUTES MAC
WASHINGTON, May 28—(W)—
Gen. Hoyt Vandenberg told sen
ators at the MacArthur hearing
today there's a good chance the
United States can avoid another
world war and also win a nego
tiated peace in Korea without
bombing Red bases in Manchuria.
COURT OKs COLOR TV
WASHINGTON, May 28 (p)—
The Supreme Court today upheld
the color television plans of the
Columbia Broadcasting System;
however, legal technicalities
alone could delay an actual start
on color telecasting for 25 days,
and it may be a considerable
time before many American
homes have color television.
ADONIS SENTENCED
HACKENSACK, N.J., May 28
(IP) —A red-faced Joe Adonis
started' a two to three-year pri
son term. today, the first in his
long career as a mystery under
world figure for violation of New
Jersey gambling laws.
PRR TRAIN WRECK
CORRY, Pa., May 28 (.JP)—A
Pennsylvania Railroad freight
train jumped the tracks at nearby
Centerville today, ripping up 300
feet of track and blocking motor
traffic for several hours.
Religion-In-Life Week
Co-Chairmen Chosen
Jane Ifft and Ralph Cash were
chosen co-chairmen of next year's
Religion-In-Life Week at a re
cent meeting of the RILW com
mittee.
Prof. Norman Theilke wa s
named secretary of the week and
Dr. Harry Brunner was • chosen
treasurer. Milton Bernstein was
named to the executive commit
tee. •
King Bros. Circus June 1
One Half of Price of
Advanced Sale Circus
Tickets Goes to State
College Youth Welfare
Through Jaycees
Buy Tickets In Advance
Contact APO Booth
-Main Campus
MAY 28-29
or any Jaycee
(Special price to College
Students)
6 ARENAS USED FOR
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WONDERS
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Children 50c, adults $1 pl. tax
Reserved Seat Chairs
on Sale Circus Day
at Rea & Deriek
TEE DAILY COLLEGIAN; STATE cuLLzun, P
Senate - House
Make Agreement
On UMT Program
WASHINGTON, May 28—(1P)—
A Senate-House conference com
mittee reached agreement on a
new draft bill today and laid the
foundation for universal military
training in the United States.
Th e compromise legislation
would drop the minimum draft
age from 19 years to 18 1 / 2 and
keep the selective service system
going until July 1, 1955.
Under the compromise, a five
member commission on National
Security Training w o u.l d have
general supervision of the UMT
program. This authority would
not extend to the specific details
of military training.
The 'commission would be ap
pointed by th e President, but
would have to be confirmed by
the Senate. Three would be civi
lians with not more than two
from any one of the major politi
cal parties. Two would be active
or retired military men. •
U.S: EMERGENCY FORCE
ATLANTIC CITY, N.J., May 28
—(W)--Warren R. Austin, chief
U.S. delegate to the United Na
tions, • said tonight the United
States would disclose soon how
mafiy troops it would, earmark
for use by the UN in future emer
gencies.
This was the first official an
nouncement that the United
States would contribute to a glo
bal emergency force.
Get out those cameras and take those pictures you have been
meaning to take since September. No college career is com-
plete without pictures of all the gang to remind you of
the many happy times you have enjoyed together. 24
hours after you take the pictures we will have
the prints for you. And don't forget that if
you do not own a camera we offer you the
BROWNIE at an unbelieveably low price
POPULAR
PRICES
Graduation
Just Around The Corner
Now Is Your Last Chance
To Take Pictures Of
Those Seniors
Centre County Film Lab
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Ugly Man Photos
Alpha Phi Omega, service
fraternity, has announced that
photographs submitted in the
Ugly Man Contest are at the
Student Union desk. Contes
tants may pick up their photos
any time.
SAUL ELECTED GUILD HEAD
Ramon S. Saul, editor o f
the 1950 La Vie, has been
elected temporary chairman of
the American Newspaper Guild
(CIO) unit at the Hazleton Plain-
Speaker and Sunday Times. A
journalism major, he was grad
uated from the College in Jan
uary, 1950.
ANDROCLES KEYS READY
All new members of Andro
cies, junior men's ha t society,
can pick up their shingles and
keys at 102 Old Main Friday, Ri
chard Rostmeyer, president, an
nounced yesterday.
joy Summer School
• 5- and 7-Day Plan
• Recreation Facilities
• Fine Meals
• Good Study Conditions
Call 7602 and
ask for Irv.
ipha epdon /
PAGE THREE
Morgan Elected
Players' President
Betty Lou Morgan was elected
president of Players at a meet
ing Sunday.
Other officers elected are John
Price, vice-president; Marcia Yof
fee, recording secretary; Phyllis
Brenckman, corresponding secre
tary; Eugene Schaffer, treasurer;
Isabelle Diefenderfer, social
chairman; and Charles Schulte,
actors' representative.
Senior managers also elected at
the meeting are Richard Hard
ing, costumes; Wesley Pfirman,
sound; Frances Stridinger, con
struction; Kathryn Scheet z,
make-up; Laryn Sax, properties;
and William Raymond, advertis
ing.
ARMY CALLS 15,000 FOR JULY
WASHINGTON, May 28 (11 3 )
The Army issued a draft call to
day for 15,000 men in July.