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Ranks Narrowed at Reunion ojBaby Born to Veterans of Mexican Campaign Actor Couple SANTA MONICA, Calif. I Tony Curtis and Janet Leigh Sunday became parents of a baby By BILL GIBSON I Roy R. Frederickson of La border 40 years after they were Mrillen T Onlv 1114 tit frncc Wis npwlv plprtpH nation. ctAlinnprl hrrp the 150,000 soldiers stationed along al commander of the United Mexi- ' We've been telling them for ln ,nelr Ilrsl "iia. the border during the Mexican can Border Veterans, said that "a three or four years to put a dollar j The newcomer wa born at St. campaign came back for their lot o( the men didn't make it but away for the reunion," he added. John's hospital here and came in lone olanned two-dav reunion, that it was one of our best cenven- Many too Old to the world to meet its own root- ended Sunday. lions." But many of the men have section. A group of the film- j Filly members of 'he women's Fredrrickson said the veterans passed on and others were too old land couple's friends, including j auxiliary al.M) attended. planned years ago to return to the to make the trip. Rosemary Clooney and Jose Fer ine- men were stationed along rer. spent tne morning at me Itos the border in 1926 and 1917 to stop pital awaitibg the birth, the bloody raids of bands of Mex-, The baby, unnamed as yet, icans while Gen. Pershing was weighed in at 6 pounds. Both chasing the forces of Pancho Villa, mother and baby are doing fine, into the interior of Mexico. So is the father. "Just what we Cen. Pershing was only a col- wanted," said Curtis. Tear Gas Halts Socialist Rioters in West Germany MILTENBERG, Germany Socialist rioters were stopped by j Russia and the West. tear gas Sunday when they tried i "For to break up the founding coaven- aires .. .. . , , . ,. onel then, Frederickson said, and oppose the "imperialism of both PrilUnl' v,k hi.: tion of Otto Stwcr's pr- Na tionalist German Social I'nion. At least five persons were in jured in fist ftshts between Slra.s . i followers and left wing dem onstrators who sought to enter a i u-eting hall where Strasser. a former crony of Adolf Hitler, pro ilsimed his new party, wh'rh r-aM for a Germany "independent of Wall Street and the Kremlin." Police riot Squads quickly Id a.,u .nr imm. (j , tampa,gn an(J wa, a jeuten. II 1 f r,.l, or us conservative revolution- , freshPnu of Wes( pojn, llfMly Ot IJUlCll ' "1 ! n.d: Frederickson said all of the men 'a,, l- C.l.. Communism are equally unbear able. Peru Elects New Leader LIMA. were volunteers and all served during the Mexican Border c9m-.f)l T) paign. many of the men also OIICC JC)Ori served in the Spanish American War. World War 1 and a few in THE HAGUE The body ! World War II and in Korea. of Anton Mussert, Dutch Quisling j Trip Planned executed in 1946 for high treason ' Many of the veterans came early during the German occupation of or planned to stay after the con- j Holland, was spirited away Sun vehlion to make trips around the day. valley and into Mexico to look UD Pnli.-e sain unknown nortnni' Peru Peruvians old friends. : due ooen the erave and mad nff quelled the disorders and sealed elected a new president Sunday Col. Alfred L. Moudy of Indian- with the body. Frontier posts off the rneeting hall. The demon- lo succeed Gen: Manuel Odria. apolis. Ind.. was reelected national were alerted to prevent the body orators, slandine in (m"t of 'tie who has ruled this rich mining ' adjutant. The Indiana delegation being smuggled from the coun- hntel where the meeting took and farming nation for almost came two days early. try. place, shouled in chorus. "Out eieht years. Moudy. who hasn't been back fnt f,rs( ,j. WJS , telephone with Nazi Strasser." ' With women voting for the first since he was stationed here almost fa , a newspaper saying the Many Weep im'. thp rountry also chose two 40 years ago. said he was sur- body had been seized. M u I s e r t It was a Strasser follower who utf Presidents and a new con- prised at the changes. When he was wartime leader of the pro- hred the tear gas. II caused the res.s nf 53 senators and 182 depu- was here; Moudy said, the valley Nazi Dutcn Sociaiist movement. .00 delegates to Weep UuWT "mi nit aim kuuiuimk uir cs m'i.-u an kauua auu ui uau. Strasser men took up chairs to P0"' ,ncr,, wrre no reports of Now it is a green, semi-tropical drive about 30 demonstrators violence I'nder the law, Odria land with rich irrigated farm lands frnm the hall Another iso as- cannot succeed nimseii. and modern, industrialized cities, Police Search For Wyoming Hospital Trio EVANSTON, Wyo. I - Search continued Sunday night for three escapees from the criminal ward at the Wyoming state hospital, one of whom was described as "shrewd and homicidal especial ly toward police officeri." That descriptior. of Gordon Gal lington, 29, who " attempted two years ago to blow up the Casper police station, was given by Dr. J. F. Whalen, hospital superin tendent. He also said Gallington and an other of the insane escapees, Don ald Horst, 29, were "very danger ous." The third. Jack Matherry. 2X, was not considered dangerous by Whalen. Galling? escaped three, timet previously from the institution. Whalen termed Horst a "sexual psychopath who might attack children, especially boys." The trio was among five in mates who broke out of the hos pital Friday night after overpow ering two attendants and locking them in a cell. Stanley Herman. 43, and F.arl Tautges, 28. were recaptured a short time after the break while walking along roads a short dis tance from the, hospital. Neither offered resistance. Statesman, Salem, Ore., Mon., June 18, '56 (Sec. I-3 United Steelworkers Cease Joint Negotiations With 'Big 3' Firms NEW YORK - The United Steelworkers of America Sunday halted joint negotiation with the "Big Three" iteel companies. The union said it would turn to individual negotiations with 11 leading steel companies this week. "We've gotten nowhere." said union president David J. McDon ald after an unusual Sunday ses sion. The talks with the "Big Three" U. S.. Steel, Republic MARINES MOVE IWAKL'NI, Japan I - The V S. 1st Marine Air Wing of Korean War fame is moving here from South Korea July I. The air wing reached Korea in the fall of 1950 shortly after war broke out semblcd outside the hall to pro test. Strasser, Sflypar-old doctor of economics, broke with Hitler in the earlv 1930 s and eventually There are l'j million registered voters, including a half million women, in this nation of 9' million. In resolutions the veterans asked congress to recognize the value of their service and extend them the same recognition and benefits of The leftist Aprista Party may ; World War I veterans; condemned u nriiiuoiiY ,. ,, .. - . , ... Dj,. , iuj k- ...... U- mi..-A ilV u,r uaiamr anion): inree con- Halla " IMr umun-j icwn m:w- It L7, Tl,, . , Z mtl ""alive candidates It was far as it attempted to curtail pen- L IZ. J Canada mUCh . formed in the 1920s and outlawed sions of $75 a month for low in oi me iirne in tanaua. 'after Odria assumed office in come veterans over fi.v. opposed He had just begun to speak j October 194 Odria suceeded Dr a" communistic activities; and when the demonstration began. Ijs B,lstanlantp wn0 was de; praised the work of the congres- iie demanded that oermany tie ai,, and sfnt , Areentina I sional committee on un-American neutral, armed country, part ot i a fireproofed wall" of neutral countries stretching from Sweden via Austria to India. Disavows Both Strasser disavowed East end West, claiming there is "a deep rooted identity between Ameri canism and Bolshevism " Burglars Raid Wedding Gifts CORRY. Pa. - A Corry home was burglarized Saturday night while the occupants attend- have died activities. Memorial Service A special memorial service was held before tht morning business session honoring national com mander Louis E. W'unschel, Dav enport. Iowa, who died last Febru ary, and other border veterans who Strasser disclaimed any identi-;e(j a wedding reception. The own ' Oiher officers elected were: ty with the Nazi aims of Hitler. r A! Marty, told police some Frederickson; Robinson Hitchcock, He said he split with Hitler be- $2,noo of his own personal cash Indianapolis, senior vice-president; cause he wanted the Nazis to na- and an undetermined sum in Allan C. Norton, Cedar Rapids, linnalize heavy industry and large , a0out 25 wedding gift envelopes ; Iowa, junior vice-commander; and estates but that Hiller refused be-1 ttas st0ien i Levi A. Beem, Indianapolis, na- cause ne necaea money trom tne i The thief or thieves ignored , tional quartermaster. industrialists. Additionally, Strasser said, he opposed Hitler's "leadership cult" and one-party system and insist ence on the theory of the German master race. 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