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Solon Denounces Man as
Traitor After Admission of
'Peace' Trip to Red China
WASHINGTON tfl - Henry Will
cox, president of a Long Island
construction company, testified
Wednesday he took part in a 1952
"peace" conference in Red China.
Rep, Kearney R NY) promptly
denounced him publicly as a traitor
to America.
Willcox, a 66-year-old resident of
South Norwalk, Conn., who is also
an architect, said in a statement
for the House Un-American Activ
ities Committee:
"In 1620 my forebears came to
New England dreaming of , free
dom. I am a good American. I
obey the law of the land and act
in the best Interests of my country
as I see it.
Attended Centerfnre
"In 1952 1 went to China to at
tend a peace conference to see
for myself what hope there was of
Moscow Reported
Ready to Build
Giant TV Tower
LONDON Ml Moscow radio
said Wednesday Soviet authorities
plan to build a television transmis
sion aerial taller than NeW York's
Empire State Building.
The tower Is scheduled to be
completed in Moscow next' year.
The broadcast said it would in
crease the distance of effective TV
transmission to 75 miles. ant) in
Moscow itself, owners of TV re
ceiving sets will need only indoor
aeriais.
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peace in that quarter of the world.
My passport was stamped 'not
valid' for China. I ascertained that
the law, nevertheless, did not for
bid, my. going."
The committee is studying what
it terms the use of American pass
ports for Communist purposes.
Committee Counsel Richard
Arena read from what he said was
a photographic copy of a resolution
at the peace conference which ac
cused the United States of using
germ warfare and being the Jeadcr
of a "war bloc."
Conduct Asked
Arens asked whether Willcox
stood up "like a red-blooded Amer
ican" and fought for the U.S. view
point. Willcox said none of the 15 Amer
icans at the conference did. this. He
said he had hoped that there would
be more prominent Americans
there, so they could speak up as
"responsible" persons.
Willcox also said he viewed Red
China's achievements as "magnifi
cent." Rep. Kearney said, as the wit
ness was about to leave the stand:
"I'm firmly convinced that if
there was ever a flagrant case of
treason this is it. I suggest that
the proceedings be sent to the De
partment of Justice."
Also today, the committee for
mally voteti 7-0 to start contempt
of Congress proceedings against
j Paul Robeson, Negro singer who
I refused to say Tuesday whether he
is a Communist lie also told com
j mitlee members that "You are the
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Debate Seen 1
For Social
Security Bill
By HOE HALL
WASHINGTON tti The Social
Security bill now awaiting Senate
floor action may provoke one of
the liveliest debates of the ISM
session because of 'changes made
in it by the Senate Finance Com
mittee. ,
The debate tentatively it sched
uled to start Thursday or Friday
although it already haa been post
poned several times.
It ii one of the major items of
legislative business, this year, and
ii considered certain to be passed
in some form before final adjourn
ment. As passed by the House last
year, the bill carried two major
new benefits. It-would lower the
Social Security retirement age for
all women from 65 to 62, and
establish a' new program of dis
ability benefits for persons totally
disabled at age 50 or higher.
in addition, It would raise the
Social Security tax 44 per cent
each on the employer and employe
to finance the new provisions.
But the Eisenhower Administra
tion opposed both benefits, largely
because of the cost, and the Senate
Finance Committee altered the bill
in line with the Administration
views.
It knocked out the disability pro
gram entirely, and made the 62
retirement age available only to
widows.
A fifiht has been predicted on
the Senate floor to restore both
House provisions in full.
Both versions of the measure
make many other minor changes
in the 20-year-old Social Security
laws. However, they do not change
the basic requirements in present
law for coverage to he eligible for
Sotial Security benefits. These
ranee from a minimum of six
months to a maximum of 10 years.
Cartoon Pan
Health Issue
LONDON l A cartoonist for!
the Daily Mail gave his own pre- j
view of the I S. presidential cam
paign weanesoay.
The cartoon showed a eaiwlidal j
form, above him the sign "Vote
the Republican Ticket." A doctor,
pointing to a medical chart, is sav-l
,r i r i,;iii,;iil1
ing to a group of hillbillies stand-
Ing on the tracks
"From the position of the post
operative lesions on the ileum, and
the absence of adverse coronary
reaction you will readily appreci
ate therefore. . ."
Four Sailors
'Mauled' in
Racial Fight
PEARL HARBOR
white sailors, were
, .
Jlimpea ana
mauled'' by four Negroes on the
Navy base here Tuesday night in
the second Negro-white battle in
less than a week, a Navy spokes
man said today.
The spokesman said that within
hours four Negro Marines were ar
rested in their bunks, and one
made a statement implicating the
others, who refused to talk.
The spokesman said police
"aren't sure yet if it was a racial
affair It seems to be just another would you react if suddenly in
fight." j formed: Your daughter is on a ship
This big Naw base was still edgy taring Honolulu, and apparently
after a fight Friday night between ! a stowaway?
.-.hnn! a iW.n Voir anH uhiio Mrs. Nadine L. Damon radioed
crewmen from the carrier Lexing
ton The spokesman said a Negro
sailor admitted he stabbed a white
shipmate fatally in a 30-minute riot
that also injured three others.
The spokesman said one of the
four arrested Marines Pfc How
ard N. Hooker. 20 said last
night's fight was touched off after
"some remarks'' were passed.
Apartment Blast
Cause Unknown
CINCINNATI .f The exact
cause of the explosion at an apart-:
ment building in the Avondale DEFENSE SPENDING OKEHED
section of Cincinnati Tues-! WASHINGTON Rep. Frod
day night, is still undetermined. : 'R-Mich.) said Wednesday the
investigators reported The blast Pentagon expects to channel about
killed one person and injured 18. ' 100 million dollars of defense con
The three-story brick-frame ' tracts into Michigan within the
structure was torn almost in half next 60 days to take up the slack
when a boiler blew up, firemen in employment caused hy cur
s.iid. : tailed auto production.
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irregularity is a problem. Well, I've been eating Nutro
Life Bread since it came out, and I think it's the best
there is. Nutro-Life Bresd tastes good, and its gentl
laxative qualities are easy on us Ider folk.
My thanks to the men who developed
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Escaped Con
Linked With
Bank Robbery
SOUTHPORT, Ind. UH - State
police filed a bank robbery affida
vit Wednesday against Roy Ru
dolph Drake, 32, an escaped con
vict, in the $66,546 robbery of the
Southport State Banx yesterday.
A pickup order was broadcast
throughout the Midwest.
State police said Drake's last
known address was Franklin. Ind.,
and he also had lived in Indianapo-
lis.
A new cream and pink Oldsmo-
hiU rfvpntlv nnrrhaspH hv Drake
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answered the description of one ul " -omiany, mrooni iman
seen in the neighborhood of the Raiment, jumped from the
home of John A. Whalen, the
bank's president who was kidnaped
along with his wife by the gun
man. Detective Sgt. Arthur D. Wor
rick, who signed the affidavit, said
Drake escaped from the San Quen
tin (Calif.) state prison in Jan
uary, 1944, while serving a sen
tence for armed robbery. Cap-
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,V Till" ""V:
overpowered a jailer and he es
caped again.
Worrick said Drake is a native
. , , . . , ,
i of Oklahoma City and fled from an
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He said Drake usee! aliases of Jack
Hart, Jack Drake, Roy Drake and
Jack Roy Rudolph Hart.
The trail of the quiet, careful
Southport bank robber had ended
yesterday in a woods near South
port, where he abandoned an auto
mobile taken from Whalen.
The robber kidnaped Whalen and
his wife after entering their home
at 2 a.m. and held them prisoner
in the bank until the time lock
opened the vault at 9 a m.
For a short time he had 16 cap
tives under the muzzle of his gun
k. AAA It A tU
early customers to the group.
Chnnrt i. nlno mill,, cmtlh r.1
Indianapolis.
Mother Lauds
Daughter as
'Stowaway'
PALO AI.TO. Calif W
How
17 year old Joan: "Fare paid
Graduation present. Have fun."
AnH chtt InlH rpnnrtorc'
"I applaud her deep down if she
aettially (ltd stow away. I've want
ed to do that all mv iife." Ci 1 1
.loan and Dudley Taylor, also 17. 1 tjtCCl WOrKCrS
were discovered on the Lurline !
after it departed from San Fran
cisco Friday. Ship's officers didn't
make it clear whether the young
sters stowed away, or simply failed
to heed "all ashore" warnings
The Lurline reached Honolulu
Wednesday.
.loan and Dudley hae home-
hound airplane reservations paid
for by their parents
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Paratrooper
Honored for
Saving Buddy
Ft. BRAGG, N. C. uTV-An 82nd
Airborn Division paratroper
grabbed a falling buddy 1,000 feet
aloft and brought him down safely.
He has been recommended for the
Soldier's Medal, the nation's high
est noncombat .award.
Pfc. Wilbur Lewis, 24, of Toledo,
Ohio, was credited wittrsaving the
life of Pfc. Charles P. Harper. 20,
of F.au Claire, Wis., in a mass
jump June 6. The demonstration
was staged for Gen. Ne Win, chief
of staff of Burmese armed forces,
on a Ft. Bragg visit. -
Lewis and Harper, both members
Ll ii n eAf k I
same plane. Lewis snatched at
Harper as the latter, whose chute
failed to open, slid down a suspen
sion line on Lewis' parachute. The
two men clung together and rode
the single chute to earth.
Criticism for
Jl T"
I Iff! S I iHClnrfi
Said Biased
NE WYORK ( - Gov. Waiter
J. Kohler of Wisconsin said Wed
nesday Democratic National Chair
man Paul Butler was "partisan
and biased" when he criticized
White House bulletins and doctors'
statements about President Eisen
hower's health.
Here to address the National Re
publican Club, Kohler said at
news conference that Butler was
"off base" in his criticism.
Butler said Tuesday in Chicago
that the White House has "propa
gandized" the news about the Pres
ident's recent operation.
"On this occasion, the same as
when the President suffered his
heart attack, the greatest possible
publicity was given to everything
that hapened to the President,"
Kohler said. '
"This is in direct contrast to the
secrecy surrounding the health of
the President in 1944 (Franklin D.
Roosevelt i, and he was a very ill
man,"
The Wisconsin governor said the
medical bulletins "were of such a
recognizable nature that the ques
tion of his i Eisenhower's i fitness to
run for office again Is no longer an
issue"
If the President should revise his
decision to run again, Kohler said
he favored Vice President Richard
Nixon as the Republican candidate.
He railed Nixon a "very able and
ompdent fellow."
Pay Increase
Said Assured
NEW YORK - A pay boost
appeared assured Wednesday for
the 650.000 workers in the nation's
basic steel industry.
A wage increase was included
in a counter offer by the "Big
Three" steel firms to a union pro
posal for a "substantial" increase
and other benefits in a new con
tract. The amount of the pay offer
was not disclosed publicly.
Officials of the union, the Unit
ed Sleelworkers nf America, gave
nn immediate indication of wheth
er they considered the offer ade
quate hut they continued to ex
press hope for an early agree
ment.
A layoff pay program reported
ly wa included also in the pack
age offers of the three big steel
firms U. S. Steel, Bethlehem
and Republic. Terms were not
divulged.
Goat Breeders to
Hold Kid Show
GRKSHAM - The Oregon
Dairy Goat Breeders Assn will
hold its 14th annual kid show at
the Multnomah County Fair
grounds June 24.
Don Quesinberry of Oregon City,
president of the organization, said
some ISO entries are expected.
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Inside TV
Soft Drinks
Vivian Lose Weight
By EVE STARR
HOLLYWOOD STARR RE
PORT. One o( the entertainment
world's more vivacious person
alities is Vivian Stapleton, who is
somewhat better known as Vivian
Blaine and as
tuch is cur
rently winding
jp her role in
Red Skelton's
'Public Pigeon
No. 1" before
jetting ready
!or a July 17
ipectacular tor
Ernie Clucks-
man at NBC.
Vivian weighs in the neighbor
hood of 105 pounds, all of them
well-disposed, which is quite a
trick. Back in 1942 she weighed
in at 130. At five-feet-two, that's
quite a trick in Itself. "I was a
potatoes and bread girl," she says
today. "Couldn't stop eating. But
when they waved that contract
in frcnt of me and told me I
could have it if I'd take off the
pounds, I suddenly lost my ap
petite. Even today I'm so weight-
conscious that I'm still on that
original diet. Fruil and coffee
for breakfast, cottage cheese and
yogurt and more fruit and coffee
for lunch, meat and salad and
more fruit and coffee for dinner.
But no more than five glasses of
fluid per day, be it soup or wa
ter or soft drinks which I'm mad
about."
Vivian's Idea of I snack is I
nontirle. She has a small refrig-
rrator loaded with them and will
take two at night while reading
i. rint in bed. Once ia a great
wn ,he ll ft a spaghetti and
meatballs spree, but not flea
enough to raise toe much hob
with her figure.
Come July 2, Vivian , returns
to Broadway to replace Shelley
Winters in '-'Hatful of Rain." She
studies every day dancing', sing
ing, drama. "You work in this
business," she says, "and ynu
keep improving on whatever
talents you may have or you wake
up some morning and find your
self a has been. The other, trick
is simolv to enjoy your work.
That way you stay healthy both
mentally and physically.
Well, she'i healthy enough.
And If the can de It on toft
drinks and popslcles, maybe it's
something worth looking Into.
DANNY THOMAS HAS pretty
well wrapped up his plans for
doing the next batch oi 38 "Hate
Room For Daddy" films without
Jean Haeen. "I don't mean this
the way it sounds," he Mid in
Householders
Show Climb
In Numbers
WASHINGTON I The Census
Bureau said Wednesday there has
been a marked upward trend the
last six year in the number of
married couples maintaining their
own households.
At the same time the over-all
number of households or occupied
dwelling units has been climbing at
an average rate of about 900,000 a
year.
The bureau reported there are
now 3(1,300,000 married couples
compared with 36,100,000 in 1050.
Only 1,300,000 of the present total.
or J.3 per eent do not maintain
n
weir own nousenoius. in i, -, ,t jor the 8-8:30 period on Wd
"report showed there were two mil-1 nMdiy mghtgi where ,t w,
lion couples or 5 6 per cent witn-.place scTetn Directors PUy
out their own households. house... original plans had the
The bureau said the number of , 5now wt for Wednesday after
am.lies increased by 34 mOlion noonj Wa M 0f. course, will
from 1950 to a total, of 42.800 000 ne oppose DlsneyIlind.. ,
families shown in the survey last wi,n him ,uck He dvef , M.
March. A family is described as,,Pr jJte
groups of two or more persons re- '
lated by blood, marriage or adopt-1 SHORT SHOTS: Ben Ussy and
ion and residing together Patti Moore, who Just opened at
Along with these increases, the the Miller Hotel in k Angeles,
report said the number of bouse- j are scheduled to play, major parts
holds or occupied dwelling units ' in the new "Make Room For
rose by about S million in the six ' Daddy" films next season,
year period from 43.600.000 in 1950 : They're one of the veteran com-
to 48,700.000 last March.
The report showed, however, that
rural-farm households dropped
about 100.000 a year in the period -
from 6,300,000 in 1950 to an esti
mated 5.600,000 this year
On the other hand urban and
niral-nonfarm households jumped
up about one million a year from
37.300.000 in 1950 to 43.100 000 last
March.
Blast Startles
Passenger on
U.S. Steamship
SOUTHAMPTON. Knuland -A
loud explosion in the sea startled
740 passengers aboard the liner
United States Wednesday as the
Dride of the American merchant
marine
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was approachint! South-
anipton
The Vinnfl-ton shin did not slow
. ,. ' . - j
ner speea ,o one wa miuieu miu
the iner was in no daniii r
Th hlat nrrurred while the shio
me oiasi occurrra wnne mr snip
was pacing a p r u v i n k iuuiiu
where Britain's Navy tests mines
and depth charges.
Albany Firm Makes
Low Bid on River Job
PORTLAND l - Mark Slate
Jr., Albany. Submitted the low bid
of 140.333 for channel st.-itnli7.it inn
work at Scatter Rar on the Wil
lamette River, fi'j niHis rimn
stream from Corvalli- A r m
Engineers said Tuevdav
There were three nl'ier bidders
The government rstimnUid the
work at 139.663.
The United States has about nine
million skilled workers and techn-nicians.
Helping
Las Vegas last week, "but Jean'i
leaving actually was a blessing
in disguise. We'd reached the
bottom of the barrel so far as
husband-and-wife situations are
concerned. There just weren't
any more ideas left
We'll de the first five or all
shows without even mentioning
the wife and mother. Then, may
be In the sixth r seventh shew,
when the audience has become
accustomed le her absence, we'll
toss in a tbrowaway line, maybe
something like, 'Stop moping,
Danny. You're not the only man
he ever lost his wife,' something
like that. That way we establish
the fact that Danny Williams is j
now a widower without having ;
to bear down on the subject. And !
then we're wide open for new
situations involving a motherless
family. We hope to have Marv
Wirkes with ns as the children's
aunt and perhaps Thelma Hit-
Channel Chuckles
By BILL KEAN'E
"Welcome t The (M.OOt
Challenge Champs Meet the
S1M.0O Big Surprise Win
ners!'" .
ler new and again as another
aunt In due time, Danny Brill
start meeting other women and
we can probably work in
romantic situation or two without
getting ton sticky about It."
Danny it also delishted with
his two new sponsors, both house
hold products which he feels he
can honestly tell. 'It was a little
tough," he admits, "trying to sell
cart, i couidn t verv well uv
'Ma, be nice, go buj one of our
cars and make mi look good.
But soap and cleansing tissues
boy, we ll have 'em all over the
house!" '
STARRDUST: Monte Prater
has ambitious plans for the new
Tropicana, which It now building
in Las Vegas and whlrh he hopes
to have open this tummer. He
wantt Judy Garland U head the
opening show, following by Jack
Benny. At I say, ambitions . . .
"Little Grand," a new TV film
series, it being planned with
Joan and Constance Bennett
"penciled In" for the leads.
"Penciled In" means the producer
hat an Idea for the series, hat
never met the Bennett slstert
but thinks It would be nice t
have them.
NBC h i changed its corporate
mind about the new Wally Cox
series. "Thn Arfvnlnra nf Uli-m
Holliday." ind haa re-scheduled
j edy teams in the business, but
: they're not married as most
; people seem to think ther are.
; Patti husband, in fact, is Sammy
Lewis, entertainment director at
the Riviera Hotel In Las Vegaa.
Two very funny people, Ben and
Patti, and two very nire people
to boot . . . Penny Klnt; will do
a "Matinee Theater" for NBC if
the right iwript ran be found. . .
Kva Labor has (nor hark hast
to dn three wee In of "Blithe
Spirit" on the straw-hat rircuit.
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THURSDAY'S TELEVISION HIGHLIGHTS
KPTV THURSDAY'S HIGHLIGHTS (Ckseael Dl
U:M a. m.-NBC Matinee Theater-'The Luck of Amos Curri,
starring Charley Ruggles. Story that Grandpa Amos haa parlayed
his leisure time into a small fortune of race-horse winnings.
I N p. m.-Matinee Theater-'Trade Winds," starring Frederick
March, Joan Bennett, and Ann Southern.
S: p. m.-Ford Theater-Ruth Roman stars in "Panic". She fall
In love with the private detective who It assigned to trail her.
KOIN-TV THURSDAY'S HIGHLIGHTS 'Channel I):
1:M p. m. Armchair Theater "Life, Liberty and Orrln Dooly"
with Will Rogers Jr., and Marguerite Chapman.
I:M p. m. I Search For Adventure. The films of Dr. Michael Hag ,
pian, taken as he tracked down the source of the Ganges.
7:J p. m. Climax! Diana Lynn in "To Scream at Midnight"
KI.OR-TV THURSDAY'S HIGHLIGHTS (Channel It):
ll:M a. m. Afternoon Film Festival "The Way Ahead", starring
David Niven and Stanley Hollo ay. A diverse group of civilian! welded
into a fighting unit.
M P- m.-All Star Theater "Wonderful Day For Wedding."
starring Joan Leslie and Scott Brady. It looks like a miserable wed
ding day when the bride backs out.
lt: p. ra.-Ilometown Theater-"Whistle at Eaton Falls." starring '
Lloyd Bridges and Dorothy Gish. Story depicting a union leader's at
tempt to instigate resentment among the worker of t plastic factory.
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