Crusade for Free
Europe Growing
NEW TOR K Sixty-right national orRanizations are partici
raf ins in the 1!56 Crusade for Freedom in support of Radio Free
" Europe and Free Europe '.Pre. The Crusade thus enters its sixth
year of cnmbnlinc international communism "with wider endorse
ment thrh ever before," according to William ' A. Greene, Crusade
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"The mHorsemcnt of these organizations," Greene declared,
''shows Ihrt the Ameic-n. people are more aware of the threat of,
commurism. It shows th.it Radjo Free Europe and Free Europe
Tress have won a vote of confidence in their efforts to meet that
threat." ,
Radio Free Europe operates a network of 29 powerful trans
mitters broadcasting anti-Communist programs around the clock
. to 70.000,000 captive peoples in Poland. Czechoslovakia. Hungary.
K'-mania and Bulgaria. Free Europe Press sends miniature news
papers via balloons to supplement broadcasts with the printed
word. .Both are supported by American contributions ,to the Cru-
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WIXDS OF FREEDOM" crrry the newt balloons eastward, la Cea
' tral Europe, the prevailing winds are easterly, thus making a year-
round eneratioa possible. Three launching sites (approximated by
atari) afford a selection of targrts. Through a check en atmospheric
' conditions, technicians are able la estimate approximate "delivery
areas" in Poland, Czechoslovakia and Hungary. Their estimates are
(tea verified by escapees.
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art tilled with hydrogea at the rate of 1M a minute, and released
ai sooa as they're fitted with their carrier cartons. Papers are
' printed oa "onloa skin." They rua from eight U 11 pages. Free
Eurone Prni h tuomUrd bv Amrriraa editors, but the contest
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HOT OFF THE PRESS. aew edltloa heads aver the Bavariaa bills
and above the Iroa Curtaia. Since Free Europe Press started opera
- tioas two years ago, more thaa V4 mlllioa aevapapers aad other
T printed matter have beea seal lata the captive countries lor same
7t mlllioa captive peoples.
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Latest photo shows Soviet soldiers patrolling (be herder behind the
barbed wire Iroa Curtaia betweea Hungary aad Austria. This photo
'was made since Ihe Geneva conference when the Soviets made a
'show of lifting the Iroa Certain. Instead, the barbed wire eaUaglo
I meats la this area are' being streagtbeacd.
Ten Hurt as Bridge Falls"
TAMPA, Fla. m - At least 10
men era Injured Wednesday af
ternoon when a scaffold collapsed
en Gandy bridge and workers were
thrown to a barge in Tampa Bay.
XL men vert working on the
,
new span alongside the old bridge
linking Tampa and St. Peters
burg. Several men fell into the water,
but were pulled out and trans
ferred to ambulances. -
LOS ANGELES - A sales
man denies he. is the father of a
nurse's child and claims it was. a
test tube hahy.
ecnon B. Simpson. 32, filed a
civil suit Tuesday "naming the
nurse.- Edith Mitchell, 59, and. Dr.
Manuel de J. Castillo. He charged
they conspired to have him named
falsely as the child's father and
asked $25,000 damages.
Simpson's suit countered one
filed by Nurse Mitchell, as guard
ian of her 18-month-old daughter,
Connie Sue. She asked the court
to name the salesman as father
of the child. He says he lost his
job as a result of the paternity
claim.
His suit contends the child was
Horn as the result nf artificial in
semination, -and that the doctor
and nurse soueht to force him to
marry Miss Mitchell' or. leave the
state as a plan, to prevent him
.from making public 'certain ac
tivities" attributed to them. Na
ture of the ( 'activities" was no,t
disclosed. ' -'
The salesman alleged that in No
vember, 1953, Mis Mitchell and
Dr. Castillo sent out announce
ments of a supposed marriage be
tween ' the nurse and Simpson.
Then, in January, 1954. the com
plaint aded, Dr. Castillo told
Simpson that an artificial insem
ination donor with Simpson's blood
type had been found and that
Simpson wmild be listed as the
father of an expected child
Superior Judge Elmer D. Doyle
set Feb. 14 as the date of a hear
ing on child support.
Couple Drive From Arctic to Tip of South America
PANAMA - A young Cahfnr-' across the Strait of Magellan Jan-most settlement on Argentine-held cially fitted jeep. Thev followed roadless sections along .beaches
ma couple who set out Irom the , 17 and reached l.shuaia. southern- Tierra del Fuego. j the western coastline, 'driving in ' and oxcart trails
Arctic Circle nearly two years Fricnd "e said they received;-- ' ; They navigated the Tacidc off
to drive across land and water to SAAR HANTS REICH (greetings m the form of a west-ifvE PLANS MESSAGE Southern Costa Hi;a and churrrd
South America's lower tip, havei SAARBRL'ECKEN, Saar em hemisphere map charting! WASHINGTON tf President through the Atlantic off Panama
notified friends they accomplished The Saar's parliament Tuesday. what was termed 'the first am-' Eisenhower fold Republican legis-: t one point the jeep motored nine
their mission. . night approved by 84-2 a declara-! phibious expedition the length of lative leaders Tuesday he plans to ' miles up a river in Costa Rica.
Frank and Helen Schreider of tion calling for immediate return, the Americas." send to Congress a special mes-' The Schre'ders plan to dnvt
Valley Center. Calif..-report they of this coal-producing region to. The Schreiders left Circle -City,1 sage asking for a broadening of back to' Rio de Janeiro, therMakt
drove their amphibious jeep Germany. 'Alaska, in July, J954. in their spc- the immigration laws. ia ship to the I'nited States.
Peaceful Use
Of Atom 'Cut
By Secrecy
WASHINGTON A special
study panel contended Tuesday
that present government secrecy
practices are hampering the de
velopment of atomic energy for
peaceful purposes, particularly in
the power field.
The group told the Senate
House Atomic Energy Committee
also that current .information con-'
trols could unwittingly lead to the
leaking "of- vital information 7 be
cause of divided responsibility for
carrying them out.
These were among major conclu
sions in" a review of information
policies by a panel set up last
March by the joint committee to
study the impact in thfs country
and abroad of the peaceful uses of
atomic energy. The panel is head
ed by Publisher Robert McKinney
of Santa Fe, N.M. J
. The report said the Atomic En
ergy Commission (A EC) has
made some progress under the 1954
atomic law toward releasing from
the scret list such nomilitary data
as industry needs for atomic pow
er development
Police Find
Bandit Under
Their feet
FORT WORTH, Tex. W The
city's elusive bandit who has
harassed police with six robberies
in the last month, turned out
Tuesday to-be the porter who
sweeps out the police station.
Lavarn Lightner, 28, known as
"lightning," told police and re
porters that he had been sweep
ing dirt from under their feet
while officers pressed the hunt
for the bandit.
He surveyed the officers around
him Tuesday and said morosely,
"I wish I was still pushing that
broom,". :
He was arrested Monday night
north of here when he left the
scene of the second holdup of the
night at a filling station.
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Retired General
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Ike Organization
NEW YORK OB - Brig. Gen.
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board chairman of the Madison
Square Garden Corp., Tuesday an
nounced acceptance of the chair
manship of the National Citizens
for Eisenhower organization.
In a prepared statement issued
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Pig in Restaurant
Gets Judge's Goat
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cause a five-day-old pig had been
"government inspected" didn't
mean a thing to Judge W. E. Bell
Tuesday when he fined Mrs.
Joyce Creagle $25 for keeping the
animal in the kitchen of a cafe
she operates.
She. pleaded guilty to keeping
livestock in a place Vhere food
is prepared. The infant porker
is now on a farm outside the city
limits, Mrs. Cresgle said. ,
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