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By LARRY ALLEN
HANOI, Indochina W Viet
minh troops stung the French with
a diversionary raid on a native
military training camp in the Red
River delta Wednesday while the
French built up defenses against
enemy columns closing in on key
centers of Laos, far to the south
west. Communist - le rebel detach
ments attacked, the camp at Nanv
dinh before dawn and captured 330
Vietnamese recruits, soldiers in
the army of Viet Nam being train
ed to fight alongside the French.
After pulling out, the raiders
fired mortar shells into Namdinh
a city of 50,000 population in the
delta 50 miles southeast of Hanoi.
The raid was staged as the
French announced that the invad
ers of Laos, a neighbor of Viet
Nam in the associated states of
Indochina, had captured the
French - Laotian defense post at
Bannambac, 40 miles north of the
royal Loatian capital of Luangpra
bang. Second Setback
This was the second French re
verse in the area announced in as
many days. Tuesday the French
command reported the loss of Pak
seng, 42 miles northeast of Luang
prabang. With the Communist leaders ap
m cEtly throwing more and more
of their best fighting men into the
Laos invasion, the possibility in
creased that the Vietminh might
launch an all-out assault against
Lnangprabang this coming May
Day week-end.
With advance Vietminh elements
reported from 12 to 25 miles from
the royal capital on the north and
east, the French High Command
moved to increase the effective
ness of aerial assaults on the ene
my by basing squadrons of fight
ers and bombers on airstrips with
in Laos.
Planes Sent
The warcraft were dispatched to
fields at Luangprabang and Viet
iane, 140 miles to the south, and
to other strips being rushed into
service. Vietiane is the government
gea: ' Laos.
Previously, the French flew fight
ers and bombers from Hanoi, more
than 200 miles to the northeast, or
from the aircraft carrier Lafay
ette cruising in the Gulf of Tonk
in. Many French officers feared the
Vietminh would be within shoot
ing distance of Luangprabang by
Saturday. To meet this threat, the
big French supply airlift rushed
more and more troops and war
materials from Hanoi.
In aged King Sisavang Vong's
residence capital, the 6,000 people
joined French and Laotian 'troops
digging 1 ditches, rtringing barbed
wire entanglements and erecting
other defense fortifications.
Taf t Assails
Testimony of
Harry Bridges
WASHINGTON (A Sen. Taft
m Ohio) Wednesday assailed
Harry Bridges, leader of the West
Coast longshoremen's union, and
charged him with "misrepresenta
tion in practically every state
ment" Bridges made to the Sen
ate Labor Committee.
he Australia-born labor leader,
testifying pn amendments proposed
to the Taft-Hartley law, was inter
rupted by Taft who asked him:
"Are you a citizen of this coun
try?" Bridges said he thought so.
Taft asked if Bridges was under
conviction by a Federal Court, and
If so, for what
Bridges replied simply the case
is. in the courts now."
Taft demanded to know "what
the fact is on the conviction."
Ask About Perjury
1 Bridges said he had been con
victed o? defrauding the govern
ment but taft said he understood
the conviction was perjury,
i Bridges replied: "that's not the
ease."
"I was just so informed by the
Department of Justice," replied
Taft. who a few minutes earlier
bad used the telephone in commit
tee chambers.
Bridges said he did not want to
discuss the matter in advance of
Supreme Court arguments and "it
is being argued Friday."
A District Court in San Fran
Cisco convicted Bridges in 1950 of
swearing falsely that he had never
been a member of the Communist
Party. He was sentenced to five
years in prison, and his citizen
ship was ordered revoked.
Decision Pending
Both the conviction and the de
naturalization order are pending
on appeal to the Supreme Court.
Taft said Bridges' testimony be
for the committee was shot
through with "Misrepresentations"
In such t way that "we would be
here all day" if committee mem
bers sought to argue each point
taken up by Bridges.
Bridges had said the law forces
the Union to take in misfits, crooks
and other undesirables and put
these persons to work on ships.
Taft replied "It doesn't do any
thing of the kind" and then
charged bridges with making
misrepresentations."
Bridges said -the law should be
repealed in toto along with its
predecessor, the 1935 Wagner Act
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