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Brownell Asks Stricter Anti-Communist Ld
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. Five in One Family Have Tonsils Out |Upity Can End | Has Low Score in Masters Tourney
; a he NOL¢ tie ee is + ©) Indochina War, Not Necessary
Dulles Declares ifor Red Hunts Calls European Trip Observers
Mission to Secure Peace Designed Rag
‘by Free-World Strength Away From McCarthy ~~
WASHINGTON (INS)— WASHINGTON (AP) —
Secretary of “State John Atty .Gen. Brownell says
Foster Dulles declared to- the FBI, the Justice Depart-
day that if free govern- ment and the courts are
ments “unite” against the ever vigilant but the) na-
Communist threat in Indo- tion needs more stringent
china, this menace to laws to dig the Communists
, ; Southeast Asia and the out of hiding. ~
# | Western Pacific can be Brownell did not mention
7} Dulles made the state- wu) shave Senate >» ment in a brief talk for vestigations subcommittee p | television news reels after has done much of Congress’ . ‘a 30-minute conference Red probing. But the at- ———————E_SE~—_———E———E
eee ed
with President Eisenhower
at the White House.
torney general left the
strong impression, in a na-
| Dulles called on the tionally televised . speech
|President Yor a final talk last night, that he believes”
. | before taking off for his the law enforcement agen-
AP Wirephote | Quick
FIVE SORE THROATS—The photographer was ory (left), 6, both bashful and ailing wouldn't face unity oe noe sana ase pe coenre
only four-fifths successful when he tried to get the the camera. The others, (left to right) Carlo, 4, and French governments . courts. are
five newly de-tonsiled children of the C. 8. Michel | Linda Marie 10, Loretta, § and Michael, 7, posed! in arf effort to work out | reg FF EO = i of ~~ with the i , Morganton, N.C., Wieeyhete enace home. family of New Orleans to pose for a picture. Greg-| prettily for the camera.
Red Commandos Sneak In,
Blow Up Indochina Airstr HANOI, Indochina (UP)—Communist Indochinese
Commandos sneaked through Dien Bien Phu's battered |
ramparts today and blew up part of the airstrip linking
the fortress with the outside world.
The Red infiltrators crawled through defenses during |
the moonjess night with crudely-fashioned torpedoes— |
made by packing hollow bamboo poles with explosives.
—* In the black of night they
|crammeéa the bombs under
11 Inches of Rain sisting tz
Enraged Thieves
Cause of Damage,
to Lakeside Office | The heavy damage to a Pontiac
public housing project office was
blamed today on yeggs who be-
came enraged when they failed to
crack open an 800-pound safe.
Office machines were smashed
and file cabinets overturned Thurs-
day night in the Lakeside Housing
Commission Building, 535 Branch
St. Damage was estimated at $2,-
300.
Roy B. MacAfee, executive di-
rector, said he. thought the van-
dalism was caused by the thieves
Who tried to batter open the huge
safe in the office vault.
He also said employes worked
six hours yesterdy sorting 400 keys Hits Rio Grande the vital airstrip.
Other Communist sneak forces |
Valley Towns Dig Out,
of Mud; Other Texas
Areas Still Parched
DONNA, Tex. — Many Rio
Grande Valley towns and cities
raked up mud today caused by
floods from yesterday's rains, first
moisture of consequence for the | tried to seize a southern strong- strewn over the floor, A package
point in the shell-pocked defense | mailed to the commission by mis-
-dancer on his Saturday area since last August. |lost 22,000 men in his four futile
High winds, some of hurricane attempts to wrest the strategic
;.» | fortress from its “fighting fool’ force, accompanied the rains whic def wil wessiee re-
ranged up to 11 inches here a placements by Sminy ot the
at nearby Alamo, Tex. | latest.
But while this region received More than 20,000 Red Indo- 2
torrential rains, Weet Texas’ cot. | “Mmese rebels have been min
ton lands and cattle ranges | 4% 8 Mghway leading from . t depots near the bor-
vemetned pelea. ptm glad der of Communist China to the
——E hills overlooking the Dien Bien Between 2% and 40 homes were| Phu basin.
damaged by high winds here and| The Reds increased the inten-
‘ one man was killed at Mission | sity of their artillery fire on Dien |
when he came in contaét with a| Bien Phu early today, resuming a|
wet electrical connection under a/ duel that lasted for 20 hours Fri-|
house trailer. He was Perry Fran-| day.
cis, 70, who was trying to rescue; French spokesmen said rebel
a small dog when he was killed. | artillerymen appeared to be con-
centrating on French batteries
Warning Called Futile | "tich had been dug in within the
MANILA @# — Philippine For- defense perimeter.
It was disclosed in Saigon that
eign Secretary Carlos P. Garcia; Emperor Boa Dai of Viet Nam
said today a U. S. proposal to| left Indochina by plane early today
warn Red China to keep out of|for Paris where he may discuss
Indochina “could lead to a third the seven-year war with U.S. Sec-
world war.” | retary of State John Foster Dulles. |
Asks $5,000 a Month
Gleason’s Wife Files Suit
for Separate .Maintenance NEW YORK (AP)—Jackie Gleason's wife, who says|
the TV funnyman “spends money with reckless aban-|
don,” has filed a separation suit against the roly-poly star
involving a new high in temporary alimony. Pa "4
Mrs. Genevieve Gleason, 38, filed a petition in Su-
preme Court yesterday charging abandonment and non-|
mpes and asked $5,000 a month temporary alimony |
and $20,000 in counsel fees. +
y to Jackie's romance Sheraton Hotel, earned $336,000 |
Marilyz. Taylor, a ; last year.
When they separated nearly
Z three years ago, she said, Gleason |
the comedian is able gave her $1,000 a menth to support!
: her and their two daughters, Ger-
aldine, 15, and Linda, 12, plus rent |
and very expensive jewelry. He|and department store bills. She)
lives a life-of complete splendor | said he later raised the amount
a a od |
The couple's estrangement and]
(Continued on Page 2, Col. 6) | Hauplee penthouse “at tie Parte ES. ge Se ee
to $1,500. They were married in'|« lines that have held against five | take was torn open by the thieves
weeks of “human wave’ assault.|and postal authorities were noti-
with Red artillery barrages, was |
considered part of Communist |
Gen. Vo Nguyen Giap’s prepara- oun Oadl
tien for his next and possibly |
French military authorities pre-|
dicted Vo would make the big)
aftack within 36 hours.
| 1955 Budget, Election
of Officers Top Agenda
for Session
Supervisors will meet Tuesday to
elect officers and look over a ten-
| tative budget of $6,513,164.84 to run
| The board also will take up bids
jon the new county market near
| Pontiac, two areas’ plans to be-
matters at Tuesday's session. The
meeting will start at 9:30 a. m.
in the County Office Building, at The Commando attack, along | fied.
final assault on the fortress. |
= Meets Tuesday The officials said Vo, who has|
The Oakland County Board of
| the county in 1955.
come cities and several other
1 Lafayette St.
The tax board will
gets of the county, townships and
school systems, and split the al-
lowed 15 mills of taxes between
them. Supervisors later will work
out a more detailed budget.
The supervisors’ boundaries |
committee plan to suggest election |
dates Tuesday for voters of the!
Walled Lake area and a _ strip
across the bottom of Southfield
Township to decide whether the
areas should become cities.
The committee, headed by Wil-
liam A, Ewart, of Pontiac, will
alse suggest a date for an elec-
tion on Clawsen’s annexation of
nearby land.”
H. Lloyd Clawson, chairman of
the supervisors’ committee for a
riew county courthouse, has a prog-
report
In Today's Press.
Bras, News 1 throu of ed a
rere Tritt i terete
eT ERER IEEE Pree aoe which he claimed 6m sirenes pian to win the Indochinese
ar.
He declared that the U. S. pur-
pose “is not to extend the fight-
ing but to end the fighting.”
He said: “This government be-
lieves that if all the free people
who are threatened now unit
against the threat, it can be ended. |
“The Communist Biec, with its
vast resources, can win success
by overwhelming one by one
small bits ef freedom. But it is
different if we unite.”
He declared the U. S. purpose
at the forthcoming Geneva Con-
the unit of free wills needed to as-
sure a peaceful setilergent which
will in fact preserve the vital in-
terests of us all.” -
would be promoted if I would go
personally to London to talk to the
British government and go to
Paris to talk to the French govern-
ment so that there could be a
more Satisfactory exchange of
views than is possible by the ex-
change of cabled messages."
sure that the conference will
lead to a loss of freedom in
Southeast Asia.”
dnd County May
Drop Polio Test ut | Ployes’ pensions.
Recodified watches as a scorer posts his two roupd score of
144 at the Masters Golf Tournament in Augusta, Ga. yesterday. Patton was low man at this point,
one stroke ahead of Ben Hogan.
Senator Names
‘4 Attainments Lists 18 Acts for State;
Ist Is Revision of Sales
Tax Diversion Law
LANSING @ — Sen. Creighton
R. Coleman (R-Battle Creek), Sen-
ate majority leader, listed fhe fol-
gan Legislature:
Approved a revision of the
tax diversion amendment.
Authorized a bridge across the
St. Mary River to link the Upper
Peninsula and Canada.
Increased unemployment com-
pensation benefits.
Increased workmen's compen-
sation benefits,
Provided a retirement system for |
probate judges.
Increased the pay of circuit sales
AP 4 ay
Authorized the election of a per-
manent chief justice of the State
Supreme Court.
Provided for a program of pro-
motion and marketing of Michigan
agricultural products.
Approved a state bonus for Ko-
rean War veterans, subject to a
popular vote.
Raised teachers’ and state em-
the state election
Guaranteed that old age assist-
ance payments will stay at a maxi-
mum of $70 a month.
Provided planning money for a
new prison.
Established a tuberculosis case
finding program.
Authorized municipalities which
operate their own gas and elec-
tric atilities to issue revenue
bonds without a vote of the peo-
Monroe Hints It Might |
Cancel Plans to Join
in Vaccine Trial
DETROIT (UP)—Monroe County
may join Washtenaw in cancelling
the scheduled test of the Salk polio
vaccine but, the other 10 Michi-
gan counties originally participat-
ing appeared ready to go ahead.
Dr. C. D. Barrett, Monroe Coun-
ty health director, said couhty
health officers will meet Wednes-
day to make a final decision.
Washtenaw County dropped out
blaming “doubt; confusion and
delay.” The confusion stemmed
from commentator Walter Win-
chell’s broadcast last Sunday in
were found in the Salk Serum.
Dr. Jonas Salk, who developed
with live virus was sent
tenaw County’s withdrawal.
“> both announced they would go snaried in a
ahead with the tests despite Wash- | unemployment
| creases. ple.
Liberalized the Basic Science lowing as among the major ac- Commission.
complishments of the 1954 Michi. | Dene t [Britain Asks Secret Talks
on World Disarmament UNITED NATIONS, N. Y. (AP)—With recent U. S.
| hydrogen bomb tests injecting a “new note of urgency,”
| the West today was solidly behind-a proposal for private
| talks among the Big Four and Canada on world disarma- And he said the operation of @ law already on the books might,
in effect, result in outlawing the
Communist party through its own
ment. Russia asked for time to study the plan.
| The dramatic proposal to take such arms discussions
,out of the public eye, where they have proved only a
| deadlock of propaganda exchanges, was made yesterday | quests for new legislation would
gested or, in some cases, any ac
by Britain’s Sir Pierson Dixon Before the U.N. Disarma+| tion at all. '
Most delegates d the Rus- | 7
ser rs: Brothers Jailed wondered ther Russia might
not be preparing to insist on Red |
China's participation.
Soviet Delegate Andrei Y. Vis-|
hinsky said he would have to re-
serve until later his comment on After Stabbing Lincoln Park Cabdriver
Refuses to Join Union;
Knifing Follows
LINCOLN PARK (INS)—Lincoln
Park police jailed two brothers
after a 21-year-old cab driver was
Closes Rat Office tempted to sign him as a member
of the AFL Teamsters Union.
France, Russia and Canada to try
to find a solution to the disarma-
ment and atomic control preblem
which public debate has failed to
solve the past eight years:
Chief U. S. Delegate Henry Cabot
Lodge Jr. seconded the British
proposal, as did Henri Hopenot of
France. Lodge said the U.S. was |
| prepared also to give careful atten-
| tion to any proposals the Soviet
Union is ready to make. Rousse, out of work for
| RAT, Mo. (UP)—The post office ogi
ft li i Ls Hi t 4
a8 I | department has announced that it,
| will close its Rat office April 30.| deadly weapon.
lied Legislators Still Jangling Over Bude! Jobless LANSING # — The Michigan
Legislature, at loggerheads over
next year’s budget and unemploy-
ment compensation increases, was
still in session today—many hours
after its scheduled final adjourn-
ment.
‘After 13 hours of futile wrang-
ling. the lawmakers gave up at
11:50 p.m. last night and stumbled
yivtererams: ot. 650 Peery oe
appropriations re-
were
over $1,812,000,
in- The Senate, by a 15-17 vote, re-| Taxation Committee, still was
jected a compromise recommend- | working on new revenue estimates
ed by a conference committee. Aj for next year which his friends
| second—and last—conference was said would show a surplus in the
scheduled to- work today on the
|/amount of benefits for jobless
workers.
Legisiative leaders sald weari-
ly they expected the session to sche o §
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| terday when the Senate’s two-year-
| old opposition to a new children’s
| psychiatric hospital at Northville
suddenly buckled.
The Senate conferees
write $700,000 into the
start the institution. It to,
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India, Ceylon and the islands of| Brazil, Mexico, and the West. In- —
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needed resoling, was strand- | bought some bright paper and was , \
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a ree ing | ne ae dav 3 warned ihe lent living — tor in thet instant you | Offered for the first time in silver. Orders Ascopted
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A leading lady in Chicago, here 1 | Work don't scare that one.” re’ stnat action He shall take. Take | always wanted to make your res wea
was washing dishés in an ugly) In a burst of gratitude I rushed! 2 own actions carefully, fear- | service complete for gracious Seanpett $
house in Brooklyn, making 20/to the dime store and bought a {7° lovingly, trust God to bring} entertaining. Order them today. 53 Be
money to send home to my mother oor ogee age y the right result.” Factory closing date, April 17. trend Cast Sone - is = my kitchen. Wt about . =e
furious with resentment. | reached it there was a message. Pa gy WHY BE “SAVER SHY”... teed Ooun tetene Fr]
every cup and saucer. I| My first call from the Edward Copyright 1954 COMPLETE YOUR SERVICE NOW! = -- tim Spowet
Gprear af happy suditors, Mr. Blunt had erased eS Tae . ty 4 hostility and cisimed whelshearted eooperstion with plate or giass I broke. Ang-# broke My work was done in that | and Bo Picks ” inser Reg
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