50U,iCE CHINESE. COMMUNISM Three American turncoat Grs (left to right):
William Cowart, Otho Bell and Lewis Griggs, sit relaxing in a border police station in
Hongkong. The three chose Communism after the Korean war, but after a year and a
: half in Communist China, they decided to return to the free world. The men, dishonor
; ably discharged from the Army, face possible prosecution for collaborating with the
enemy during the war.
Turncoats Miserably Sick at Sea
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seasick today when their ocean
liner-ran into the fringe of a
typhoon'100 miles south of Oki
awa. While the SS President Cleve
land pitched and tossed in a
choppy sea, the turncoats lay
whitefaced and silent in their
third-class dormitory bunks.
" The three William A. Cow
art, 22, Oalton, Ga., Lewis W.
Griggs, 22, Jacksonville, Tex.,
and Otho G. Bell, 24, Olympia,
Wash. are on their way to
San Francisco.
They spent 19 months in Red
China after refusing repatriation
at the Panmunjom prisoner of
war exchange. Finally, they de
cided they would rather come
home to an uncertain future
than to live under Communism.
Since leaving Hong Kong, they
have spenttheir time quietly
aboard ship. Thep appear bored.
Occasionally they have taken a
drink , in the third-class lounge,
but most of the time they have
just lain in their bunks.
Other passengers have often
seen Griggs alone on deck, ap
parently praying.
Guards Continue To
Quit af Walla Walla
Walla Walla (U.R) The I
number of guards at the Wash
ington State penitentiary who
have resigned in the wake of
last week's riot was reported to
have risen to 10 today.
Eugene Winne, one of the cor-
rection guards held hostage dur
ing the 26 hour rebellion, said
he resigned "because there is no
safety in the prison."
' Winnett said prison officials
"made the cons a lot of promis
es they can't keep" in order to
settle the riot and free the nine
men held hostage.
"It just won't work," he de
clared. "If the officials don't
keep these promises I think it
will happen all over again. Only
it will be worse. I don't think
the cons will fool around next
time."
The three have only the clo
thing they are wearing with
them open shirts, slacks, shoes
and windbreakers. ' .
Cowart said Tuesday that the
Chinese people are beginning
"passive resistance" to the Com
munist regime. ,
"When I first went into China,
people actively participated in
the mandatory Communist meet
ings," he said. "They are silent
today and waiting. This passive
resistance is everywhere." .
He claimed the Chinese peo
ple are looking to America for
liberation.
He said an attack by an Am
erican Army battalion on a
Chinese, Communist port would
start the disintegration of the
Red-held mainland.
Cousins Named Heirs
To Portland Estate
Portland (U.R) Six first
cousins ' were declared rightful
heirs to the $1,000,000 estate of
Mary C. Vogt in circuit court
here late yesterday.
Judge Charles W. Redding
said Annie, John, Thomas, Ber
nard, Christopher and Andrew
Donohue would share the estate
which includes the Lumbermens
building here.
Eleven attorneys, representing
40 of the 100 persons who were
potential heirs, took part in the
two-day hearing.
Mrs. Vogt died in 1835.
David Fain, attorney for the
trustees, said he was not sure
if all the cousins were alive.
JAMAICAN TO CONFER
Kingston, Jamaica (U.R)
Labor Minister Florizel Glass
pole flies to Washington today
for consultations with State and
Labor Department officials on
the future of the Jamaican farm
workers program in the United
States. GLasspole seeks an in
crease in the number of Jamai
can workers allowed into the
country.
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Found in Room
Of Kidnaped Girl
Sioux City, "la. (U.PJ Several
"good" fingerprints of the. rape
slayer of 2-year-old Donna Sue
Davis have been found in the
bedroom from which she was ab
ducted, police said today.'
Optimistic police officials said
the prints,' found on a cedar
chest, Donna's . crib and the
frame window "through which
the killer escaped, provide the
first "big break" in the case.
Identification Expected
They said the prints probably
will give positive identification
of the murderer.
Meanwhile, the FBI issued a
nationwide arrest order for the
sex degenerate who snatched
Donna from her crib while her
parents watched television Sun
day night and left her ravaged
body at the edge of a muddy
cornfield near South Sioux City,
Neb., where it was found late
Monday.
- The blonde, curly-haired child
was laid to rest today by four
child pall bearers.
From Sister's Class
The pall bearers, all boys,
were from the classroom of Don
na's sister, Mary, 11, at St. Boni
face Roman Catholic . school,
where funeral services were
held. A large crowd attended.
Donna was buried in a white
lambskin casket lined with
ivory crepe. A- red bathrobe,
bonnet and white gloves covered
the abrasions on her tiny body.
The casket was closed at the re
quest of the child's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. James Davis.
No mass was said for Donna,
because she wasn't confirmed
Burial was held at Calvary
cemetery.
Man Confesses
Sex Slaying of
Brother's Family
Jamestown, N.Y. (U.R)
A 25-year-old man with a rec
ord of sex offenses broke down
under questioning Tuesday night
and confessed to the sex murders
of his brother's . wife and 18-
month-old daughter.
Joseph' Reade told police he
assaulted Mrs. Beverly Reade,
25, and her daughter Cheryl
Lynn, in their home and then
strangled them. The murders oc
curred while Reade's brother,
Francis, was at' work Monday
night.
When informed of his broth
er's confession, Francis Reade
gritted his teeth and said, "Just
give me ten minutes with him
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The grief-stricken husband,
who found the battered bodies
at 7 a.m. Tuesday when he re
turned home from work, told
police "certainly there is a spec
ial kind of hell for anyone who
would do a thing like this."
Police said they would charge
the short- chubby killer with
first degree murder. They said
he was arrested in 1946 in a
Jamestown hotel along with a
young girl. In 1951, he was ar
rested on a chargre of endang
ering the morals of a minor. .
Reade is married but separat
ed from his wife. He has one
child. :
. Police picked Reade up as a
possible suspect when a neigh
bor said she had seen him and
his sister-in-law playing cards
in the dead woman's apartment
on the murder night.
Wednesday. July 13, 195S
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Rio Da Janeiro (U.PJ Police
reported today that . more, than
1,000 .persons have been ar
rested in the past week in a
clean-up of petty criminals and
prostitutes. The special drive
is for the International Eucharis
tie Congress which starts Satur
day. . .
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Taipeh, Formosa (U.B A
Nationalist Chinese ministry of
Defense communique announced
that a Communist Chinese artil
lery battery fired 21 rounds at
Quemoy island . early today.
There : were no casualties, the
communique said.
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