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Navy Has No Plan To Abandon Vessels Caught in Polar Ice Pack
Jury To Gel Portland Thwarted Love Case
Portland U.R) The case of
the former hat (tore owner who
fued a former lady friend for
torn; $22,000 because he said he
was financially ruined because
of her was expected to go to
the jury today.
In court yesterday the woman,
Mrs. Bonnie Jean Barde, 36, re
turned to 63-year-old Clarence
E. Rapp piece by piece articles
he had given her. They included
a $2000 diamond ring, and a
375 watch.
She had testified that the gifts
were made "with no strings at
tached." Defense witnesses yes
terday testified they had never
heard her speak of marrying
Rapp. He has accused her of en
tering into a scheme to tell him
she loved him and thus got from
him gifts worth some $12,305.
Defense witnesses said they had
never Been her wear the ring
except on her right hand.
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No Emergency
Exists, Spokesman
For Navy Declares
Washington -(U.R) The Navy
said today there is "no idea of
abandoning" any of the Arctic
cargo ships fighting Polar ice
packs above Alaska.
No emergency exists, a
Navy spokesman said.
The ships, from the Military
Sea Transportation Service, are
part of a 123-vessel fleet carry
ing 500,000 tons of supplies and
equipment to the new Arctic
radar station line and other out
posts. The Navy describes the
operation as the greatest assault
ever made on the Arctic.
Reports from Point Barrow,
Alaska, earlier today said some
of the ships might have to be
abandoned. But the Navy de
nied this.
'Routine' Operation
The Navy said ships in the
cargo ' fleet become trapped in
the ice periodically and are
freed again. It described this as
a "routine" part of the operation.
The Navy said the only dam
age has been bent rudders and
propellers and damaged hulls.
Such damage, it said, is expected
in the battle with the ice. Re
pair ships and Navy frog men
are with the vessels for. on the
spot repairs. . .
Reports from Point Barrow
said ice breakers have been
called to slash a route through
the ice packs.
The Navy m San Francisco
revealed that Rear Adm. How
ard L. Collins, Pacific sector
head of Military Air Sea Trans
portation service, has flown to
the Far North to direct opera
tions.
Supply Radar Stations
Collins is in charge of Opera
tion 572, of. which the trapped
ships are a part :The operation
was described by" the Navy as
"the largest supply and tactical
operation since Korea, involv
ing a fleet ot more xnan iuu
vessels.
The ships supply the chain of
radar stations in Northern Can
ada and Alaska, known in the
Navy as "Dewline.
Ice breakers have been called
in to slash an escape route for
ships which may still be saved,
sources here said.
Some of the ships are now
being towed to safety through
narrow leads of ice after tneir
propellers were damaged by
contact with the drifting ice, it
was reported.
Almost half a million tons of
equipment for the Far North ra
dar outposts has already been
unloaded from the armada of
supply ships which arrived in
the Arctic last month.
Ice Conditions Bad
The Navy said the ice condi
tions were worse than had been
expected because the Arctic ice
pack had failed to recede as it
usually does for a few weeks in
late summer ' from ; the north
coastal areas of Alaska. It said
perverse winds .this year had
pushed the ice pack back and
forth.
The Navy said the ships in its
giant supply operation, which
began in July, had gone through
uncharted waters never be
fore visited by anything larger
than an Eskimo kayak. It said
the ships moved through the
Arctic waters with the aid of
underwater demolition teams,
icebreakers and hastily pre
pared on-the-scene charts.
LA HofAirTTd
Science Target
Los Angeles (U.R) Expert
scientists set out today to lift
from Los Angeles the lid that
nature clamps on the city keep
ing its deadly smog from dis
persing into the higher atmos
phere. The layer of hot air which
hovers over the city and holds
smoke and fog at the sidewalk
level long has been a metero
logical puzzle and is considered
the key to the smog problem
which has repeatedly plagued
the southern California city. .
Smith . Griswold, County "Air
Pollution Control district direct
or, said the committee of scient
ists would start immediately to
find a way to release the smog
through the lid of hot air or
eliminate the hot air lid.
The scientists will use 4800
captive balloons in - a 1 2-week
study of possible ways to dis
perse the inversion cover.
Griswold announced the scien
tific study in the wake of yester
day's dense pall of eye-stinging
smog which forced the APCD to
call its second straight prelim
inary alert.
The APCD forecast another
heavy smog attack for today,
plus a probable third consecu
tive first level alert.
The ozone content, the meas
uring stick for the amount of
pollutants in the air, reached
.64 in downtown Los Angeles
yesterday. The first stage alert
is sounded when the ozone con
centration reaches .50.....;..,.., .
Recipient of Birthday
Card Unappreciathe
Dearborn, Mich. U.R) M.
O. Nickon, long-time friend of
Mayor Orville Hubbard, who re-
centlv broke with the mayor.
said he didn't appreciate a birth
day card he received from Hub
bard on Wednesday.
"I paid $10 for a big box of
those cards last February so the
mayor could send them out to
pick up votes," Nickon said
"Now I get one of my own
cards."
Russians Fear
Communist China,
Bishop Sheen Says
Detroit (U.R) The Rus
sians are wooing the West be
cause they fear the growing pow
er of Communist China, Bishop
Fulton J. Sheen said here last
night.
Speaking at the opening of
the 22nd season of the Christ
ian Culture series, Sheen said
there have been several changes
in Russia since the death of Jo
seph Stalin and most of them
were due to an increasing fear
of their most powerful ally, or
fear of themselves.
The well-known priest, who
has a regular television program,
predicted an eventual revolt
among Russian leaders because
of a weakness in the Commun
ist party philosophy since. Sta
lin's death.
"There is no dictator in Rus
sia today," he said. "The col
lective authority now ruling
Russia is not common to Com
munism, it is coexistence among
the Russian leaders and can not
endure."
Collective Ruling Power
The current ruling power of
Russia is collective because all
Russian leaders fear each other,
he said. Their fear is stirred by
the fact 134 of 182 Russian cab
inet members, marshals and
party secretaries have been kill
ed in purges and party revolu
tions since 1917.
This weakness and others that
have developed since the death
of Stalin have led the Russian
leaders to fear that the leader
ship of international Commun
ism may be. taken away from
them by the "trigger-happy Mao
Tse Tung," he said.
"The Russians fear Commun
ist China more than any other
nation in the world," he said
We may not hear anything of
this for years but it is influenc
ing those in Russia. The Com
munists' current bid for peacl
with the West is caused by their
fear of China.'.'
Librarian Faces
Red Investigators
Washington (U.R) Senate in
vestigators' summoned a Penn
sylvania librarian today for a
second ' round of questioning
about testimony identifying her
as a Communist.
.The Senate Internal Security
Subcommittee called Mrs. Mary
Knowles, a librarian at Plym
outh Meeting, Pa. who invoked
the Fifth Amendment in 1953
when questioned about testi
mony by FBI undercover man
Herbert Philbrick. Philbrick said
he knew her as a Communist.
The subcommittee was under
stood to be perturbed by action
of The Fund for The Republic,
a group established by the Ford
Foundation to focus attention on
civil liberties. The fund gave
the Plymouth Meeting library a
$5,000 award last June for its
"courage and effective defense
of democratic principles" in re
fusing to fire Mrs. Knowles de
spite pressure by some towns
people, v
Mrs. Knowles was librarian at
Norwood, Mass., when she testi
fied in 1953. She was dismissed
from that Job but was hired later
by Plymouth Meeting. Mrs.
Knowles was subpoenaed to tes
tify last July, but Congress was
in its closing days then and no
senator showed up . to conduct
the hearing.' i. '
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Nevada Court Settles
Rifa-Aly Squabble
Reno U.R) A Nevada court
took just five minutes 'yesterday
to settle a lengthy squabble be
tween actress Rita Hayworth
and Aly Khan over their five-year-old
daughter, Yasmin.
District Judge A. J. Maestret
ti approved an agreement drawn
up by attorneys for Rita and
the Moslem Prince, establishing
conditions under which Yasmin
could visit her father in France.
The compromise agreement
No Bids Received
Portland (U.R) Army En
gineers reported here today that
they received no bids yesterday
for subsurface investigations at
Hills Creek dam site, three miles
southeast of'Oakridge, Ore.
Engineers were given $310,000
to begin planning for the $33,
000,000 dam to be part of the
Willamette River Basin project.
dismissed an action filed by Aly
against the actress last Aug. 10
seeking to compel Rita to pro
duce Yasmin for a visit with her
father.""";
Oregon Farmer Named
Eastern Star Officer
Washington (U.R) A Penn
sylvania grandmother and an
Oregon farmer today became the
top officers of the 3,000,000
member international order , of
the Eastern Star.
Mrs. Florence. Plummerof
Norristown, Pa., will be install
ed as most worthy grand matron
and Lloyd K. McRae, of Helix,
Ore., as most worthy grand pa
tron - at the closing session - of
the order's 28th triennial assem
bly tonight.""
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