Page 8
University Daily Kansan Friday, February 6, 1953
Commies Hiding Planes For Attack, Pilot Says
Seoul, Korea-U.P.)—Communists are hiding fighter-bombers within 75 miles of the Korean front, apparently in preparation for surprise attacks against Allied frontlines and rear area installations, the pilot of a new Air Force night fighter said today.
Capt. Ben L. Fithian, Kansas City, Mo, said he was "convinced the Reds are ferrying fighter-bombers close to the front" for attacks either from the air alone or in coordination with a Communist ground push.
Capt. Fithian flies one of the Air Force's radar-guided F-94 allweather jet fighters which are guarding Allied bombers on strikes deep into North Korea.
Presence of the F-94s was cleared from censorship for the first time today. It was the second allied plane announced in two days. The first was the Marines' twin-jet Skyknight, a twin-jet night fighter that already has downed six MIGs in night combat.
Capt. Fithian said that while convoying night bombers he noted that the Communists "fly low to get under our radar."
"Usually they wait for moonlit nights so they can see," he said. "They are doing something like the Germans did in World War II, playing placebo games on the front, camouflaging them and waiting for the right time to strike."
F-94s conveyed American Super-
Official Bulletin
TODAY
KuKu's: Tickets for K-State must be
bought by Saturday at athletic office.
Limit two.
Freshhawks: Pick up both sets basketball tickets at athletic office now.
Danforth chapel: 8:30 a.m. service,
Gamma Delta, Lutheran
student group
Gamma Delta; Lutheran student group,
cost supper and meeting 5:30 p.m., City
Catholic, Vermont, speaker,
Chaplain Wm. Briton from Forbes Air
Base, Topeka.
MONDAY
Mathematical Colloquium: 5 p.m., 203 Strong.
ISA meeting: 7:30 p.m., 305 Memorial Union.
Engineerettes; coffee. 8 p.m., English room, Memorial Union.
forts early today on a mission against two targets within sight of the Manchurian border.
The B-29s spilled 100 tons of bombs on a troop and supply complex and an ore processing plant only 20 miles south of the Yalu river boundary.
Thick clouds limited most other air activity.
Interviews
Interviews of business and economics majors will be held four days next week by representatives of industrial organizations. Interested persons can obtain additional information or sign the interview schedule at the School of Business.
Tuesday
Maytag company. Persons interested in sales, service, accounting purchasing, and branch office management.
Wednesday
International Harvester company. All interested business or economics majors.
Thursday
Proctor and Gamble. Those interested in factory management. Eastman Kodak company (morning only). All business or economics majors.
Friday
Jeffrey Manufacturing company (heavy machinery). Those interested in sales, public relations, accounting, factory training program
Cargill (makers of Nutrena, etc.). Those interested in training programs for agricultural and technical sales, industrial management, traffic and transportation management.
Tokyo — (U.P.)— Premier Chou En-Lai, China's number two Communist, today made what seemed an obvious bid for Western nations to ignore the U.S. ban against trade with the Reds.
Red Leader Bids For West Trade
In a speech broadcast on radio Peiping and monitored here he said "We do not discriminate against any capitalist country that is willing to develop trade relations with us on terms of equality and mutual benefit.
"We believe that countries with disruptions systems can trade with us peacefully."
The speech, made before the fourth meeting of the Chinese People's Political Conference, said nothing but it came at a significant time.
Many Western nations, particularly Britain, consider lifting the Seventh fleet blockade of Formosa a potentially disastrous decision.
Fatzer Drops Bribery Charge
Topeka —(U.P.)— There will be no criminal prosecution in connection with a report of attempted bribery of a Kansas legislator by a representative of a Topeka architectural firm, state and county officials said today.
Attorney General Harold R. Fatzer, announcing that the state will not prosecute John Harvey, said that in his opinion evidence was insufficient to support a criminal charge.
The decision followed a conference between Mr. Fatzer and Shawnee County Attorney Doral Hawks. The two officials said in a letter to the state office building commission that the acts with which Mr. Harvey was accused by State Rep. Howard Bentley "were morally reprehensible and should draw the score of any honest citizen."
Students Invited to Dessert
All new Presbyterian students are invited to attend a dessert at the Westminster fellowship, 1221 Oread this evening at 7:00.
The meeting is to aid the new students in becoming acquainted with the fellowship and its officers.
Independence, Mo—(U.P.)—Former President Truman stood firm today on his vow not to talk about current affairs or President Eisenhower's administration for the time being.
Truman Won't Talk Of Ike Administration
Mr. Truman passed up an opportunity to sound off last night at a "welcome home" dinner given himself, Mrs. Truman and their daughter Margaret by 650 neighbors and old friends.
Panhel Hop Set for Tonight
The Junior Panhellenic council will sponsor an all-pledge dance from 9-12 tonight in the Military Science building. Gene Hall and his orchestra will furnish music for dancing. The dance is open to all sorority pledges and their dates.
Organ Program For 4 p.m. Sunday
The program for the organ recital to be given by Guy Criss Simpson, associate professor of organ, in the Museum of Art at 4 p.m. Sunday was announced today.
The program is as follows:
Prelude and Fugue in G Minor
Arioso: Bist Du Bel Mir (If Theu
    Art With Me)
Sonata No. 2 in C Minor
Largo
Allegro
Chorale Prelude: In Dulci Jubilo (Now Let Us Sing With Joy) Adagio to Toccata, Adagio and Fugue in C
Prelude and Fugue in A
Chorale Prelude: Nun komm', der
Heiden Heiland (Come Savlor
of the Gentiles)
of the centuries Sinfonia from Cantata No. 29
It's Time To Start The New Semester Right
AT DUCK'S SEAFOOD TAVERN, OF COURSE.
Start enjoying DUCK'S Florida Pompano, Soft Shell Crabs, Swordfish Steaks, and Shrimp right now!
DUCK'S Sea Food TAVERN
824 Vermont
We are pleased to announce
that Harold C. Urey, Nobel Prize Winner
will speak this evening
at 7:30 o'clock in room 305 Bailey
on
"The Chemistry and the Origin of the Meteorites"
STUDENT Union Book Store
MR. UREY'S BOOK, "THE PLANETS: THEIR ORIGIN AND DEVELOPMENT"
Will Be Available at His Talk or
at The Student Union Book Store
$5.00