MONDAY, OCT. 13, 1fW2
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Reds Say. Missing U.S. B29
. Fired On Russian Fighters
Hf THOMAS I WIIITNKY
MOHOOW irt'l Itiiisla has
charged Oisl a U K, H-'B iMimlirr
'sliol at Soviet llulilrr 'hhm over
liimlun rr Kasir-rn tmriKiiy
Tuesday mid an III the Rid pilots
rolurncd t he (Irs, Tim nuau'iit
ot'ciirred the amne day the tl. s,
Air Force lupin led ' one of tin
Bupnrtorl missing off Jriistt.
A Soviet nolo til the United
mate. formally nrote Hug the
alleged border violation, said lliu
American plane "dh aih.carrd In
Ihe direction of the sru altrr II"'
' Ntlnslaiia ahot bark. The t xt of
the note was published uv tlie
,' Communist party newspaper I'ruv
da and wait broadcast by Moscow
radio,
i In Tokyo, a U, 8. Air Koror
, spokesman anld the missing Amer
ican plane "tarried no guns and
no giimmrs" among Itx tn of
eight; The Air Puree previinuny
'hud announced the bomlier, tlyln'r
a training trip, was hint sitm m
a radar screen within Jw;nne
. watera. It dlnapiiearcd from tlie
t scram when Us tiath crossed that
of an unidentified pmne approach
J Ing from . Uie Rip a ail-templed
I Kuril Inlands, officers aald.i
The Soviet, nole chained Unit the
J V, 8. bomber "violeted Hi" M"v.
I let alate fronllrr" Oil. 1 111 the
, "area of the Inland of Yuri," iYun
I one of the Kuille lilr.nds, IB
i miles from the northernmost Japa
Jnene Inland of Hokkaido,
J 'I he American emu lired on two
I Soviet fighter plaiiea that ordered
t it to land, the note continued, and
I "when the Soviet fighters returned
f the lire, the American plane die
fappearad In th direction ol the
, Deputy Foreign Minister Oeorgl
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J TRENTON, N. J. liH-Abetit 20
tknlte-wletriing convicts barricaded
themaelvea In a wlna of Trenton
aetata Prison last mailt in a two
hour riot that wat quelled by ma-Jthmt-gun
blasla.
Two prlaonera were Injured by
ricocheting bullet tired over tne
rlotera' head by eorrectton otfteera
'who smashed through a barricade
,ef aloola, table and wooden scat
aioldtng. Three guards had been held aa
floatage, but were rescued un
harmed In thl fourth major out
break In the prlaon Ihla year.
i The rebel eonvieia, denerlbed aa
J'feilrsmely desperate' longerm-
-, holed themaelvea up In Wing
.'No. 1 upon their return from their
evening meal, and, after locking
1 100 fellow Inntalea In another aeo
alios, tried tawing their way to
I freedom, one of tlie hmlagea !d.
'Hut they gave up In their earepe
attempt when their makeshift hack
vaaw8 failed them.
Shouting defiance to prison of
ficial, the rebellious band pro
f reeded to break up portions of the
wing. But a preliminary egamlna-
I I ton of tr cell block showed that
liner wag no serious osmsge.
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Pushkin Ininili'd the note to Ulun
D'tlhiiUKhtienhy, a c t i tig U, S.
uhniue d'MffiiliPK, on Huiidny.
"The Hovii't government lodgna
a ditni mined prole' t against tlila
new omie of violation of the Soviet
nliile frontier bv Amerlmli mill-
lury aircraft end demands that
the government of the U, S. A,
admit meuKiiica to urevent viola-
i mi of tho Hovlei riale frontier by
American aircraft.
The new controversy tt the lat
ent III a aeries ol Incident mvolv
linr Uti. 8. and Hovlet mimes In
both Kurone and the Far Kent.
It cornea at a time wnen American
Hovlel relations- aa a result of me
mmter of O, 8. Aniliaaiidor Ororge
Ki'iiiiHH are at the lowest point
"I the 20 veins the Ia'o nations
have ircoiinlred each oilier.
Ine prtvloti alr-mll tncldenle
ciuihrd healed diplomatic, en
rhuiiura between the two counlrlra,
Krnuiiii also protested July 117
annum Hovlet Air Uiiv itiwtma de'
plctlnx three of the incident and
Knowing American plane going
down under Hovlet flro. The am
bassador retimed to at end the
aniiuitl Air Day ahow because of
the posters.
IT. B Air Pone officer In Japan
Kind their IiihI contact with the
plane that disappeared 'luraoav
wa a distress call. A crewman
wns heard to ahout, "Ii, get Ihe
hrll out of heie", just before tne
bomlier vanished fiom the radar
aeiTcii,
At that time, they aid. the plane
wan in Japanese watera flying over
Ilia narrow strait between Hok
kaido and the Kurlle. Search
plane later found an oil alirk In
the area where the plane dls
apiwared.
Blasts End
Prisoner Riot
Ttie door to the wing was forced
partially open by correction off!
ccra, and one of them managed to
equlrm Ihroiiiih. He was covered
bv aubmaehlne.gtm fire. Other
guard followed and forced their
way u each of the five tiers of
cell.
Correction officer gained con
trol of Uie wing, and the overhead
blast of machine-gun fire ended
the rebellion two hours afler It
started. The rioters were placed
In argtegatlnn cell.
Arting Warden l.lnvd W. Mc-
Corkle said the ennvlrt were try
ing "to gain public sympathy for
trie men In aegregattnn a renull
of the prevtou rola." Report abio
circulated that the eenvlcta rioted
In a demand for belter living con
dition, including television.
One of the wounded convict was
reported in nerloua condition In the
prison hosptial. He was ahot In Uie
chest. The other received only a
auiM-rtlcial wound In the hand
prison official said.
Police Seek
Escapees
BAY CrrY. Mich. ii-Three prl-
onera who abducted City Jail
turnkey with the prenilx. "We
won't kill you If you behave your
self' were object of s police mn
hunt In Eastern Michigan today.
Marvin Ileateman. 25-year-old
substitute turnkey at the flint.
Mich., City Jail, about mile
anuth of here, eseaped from his
captors lat Sunday when they
halted their atolen panel truck to
steal a rar.
Spreading the alarm, ihe Flint
flly patrolman reported two of the
fugitive made off In the stolen
car and the other drove on In the
truck.
Betemn, aelaed by the trio In
their gelaway early yesterday, re
ported he wa held for 10 hours
while th fugitives hid out In the
woods nrsr Csro, Mich., esst of
here.
Flint police identified the miss
ing prisoners ss Clifford Billing,
Claude Z. Smith. 23. and hit bro
ther, Louis, 33.
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LONO BEACH. Calif. t-James
H. Finn, so. former writer and
technical director of "Our Oang"
comedies, died yesterday In Long
Beach Naval Hospital,
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AIRMAN FIRST CLASS JIM Q, ADAMS, Klam ath Fallt, malei ture the plaitic bubble covering
pilot and radar obtarvtr in this ll-wthr F-94 jet it bright and jhiny. Adam t mechanic
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Verne Brakevalt, Klamath Falls.
Pakistan Treason Trials Nearing End
KARACHI, Pakistan W-Pskls-
tsn'a great conspiracy trial, now
in tt IMh month. Is finally nearing
tt close behind the walls of Hyder
abad PrlMjn.
Sixteen defendant. Including the
former Pakistan Army chief ol
ataff and two Commuiil.it leaders,
have been on secret trial alncc
mid-June 1951. charged wilh plot
ting to overthrow Pakistan gov
ernment by force to substitute a
military diclalomnip.
The late Prime Minister Llaquat
Ait Khan dramatically announced
the roundup of alleged conspirators
st Laliore Msrcn , ii.
The lid of strict secrecy clamped
on the irisl hss never been pried
loose. Occasional reports tell now
the accused have spent the niomns
of their trial before a special high
court, bin Utile has anted psst Ihe
high prison wglls on tne actusi
evidence.
The so-cslled Rawalpindi con
spiracy shook PskiMsn st a time
when It reisiions wills neignoor-
Iran Railway
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thousand operating and mainten
ance workers of Iran's state-owned
railway returned to work yeier
dav after a M-hour protest atrlke
against nonpayment of salary in
creases promised seven months
ago.
There wa no Indication that the
wsge boosts would be forthcom
ing Immedlstely. The Tehrsn sta
tion director asld th government
was unable to pay them at present
because of Its financial difficul
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BABY BEAUTY JUDGING
The prettiest little qirl and the most
handsome and manly little boy from each
oqt class will receive beauty ribbons.
These babies will then compete for the
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VSeeY
Ing India were most siratned.
Anma-d cmns ol uus fcew na-;
tion heard-their Prime Minister
assassinated a few months ister
charge that their top military lead
er, Mai. uen. Aktoar Khan, and
15 others planned to Imprison high
Pakistan officials and take over
the government.
Nauud with On, Akbar, who
was stripped of his tale of cmet
of staff and ousted fmm the Pak
istan Army, were it otlicers rang
ing from major general to captain,
me wiie oi uen sor
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and Seerery Syed Ssjjad Zaheer
of the Communist party of aPk -
urta"-
Sources close to the Prime Min-
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Farouk Faces
Treason Rap
CAIRO. Egypt ( The Indepen
dent newspaper Al Akhbar today
said exiled King Farouk will be
charged with treason lor allegedly
aklng Britain s army to quen tne
Egyptian Army coup last July that
forced Ihe monarch oil ms inrone,
Al Akhbsr sdded that Britain
decided not to interfere In the
Egyptian crisis after President
Truman and Secretary of Stale
Dean Acheson. on the advice of
tl, S, Ambassador Jefferson Cel
ery, stiongly opposed any British
action.
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Ister said he demanded the death
penally lor me piouers.
After the slaying of Llaquat Alt
Khan by a tribal gunman at Raw
alpindi a year ago, public Interest
In the trial died down. More at
tenion was given to the possibili
ties of a new plot.
Day after day the conspiracy
trial ordered held in secrecy by
the Prime Minister because be said
"Pakistan is to a state close to
war went on wltajn Hyderaoaa
prison.
Rumors and reports have filtered
out from behind the prison walls,
0n rrpon tsstd Akb Khan wj
M conftdtnt rf scquUui he had
i ordered tractors and other farm
, equipment to lake yp modem ag-
1 riculture on the big farm he owns
in Pakistan's West Punjab State,
Best estimates were that final
evidence in the great conspiracy
esse would be heard sometime uus
month, and a verdict reported to
ihe government sometimes before
the end of the J'f sr.
Government olficiab. a s k ed
about reports the Pakistan govern
ment was anxious to "forget the
censmraey case," declined to com
ment. Some official sources, speaking
privately, said thev expected most
of the It defendants would be
"The man against whom fhe con
spiracy was primarily directed
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Japan Gets First Postwar Defense Force
By JOHN FI.MII i
TOKYO -Japn geu II first
postwar defen force this week,
Seven divisions UiO.ouO mem of
ins National Police Reserve ml
two division iB.rOi of the Mar-
itlme Safety Board (Coast Ouardt
will be reorganised Wednesday tats
Ihe Nations) 8sMy Corps.
The khski-clad trooper, now
armed with light tank and obser-
Red Planes
Oyer Japan
By WILLIAM C. BARNARD
An Air Base in Northern Japan
The commander of the Japan
Air Defense Force today said Rus
sian plants arc tracked daily on
radar at this base and that the
Soviet crsft "from time to time"
fly over Japanese waters.
Brig. Gen, Delmar T. Splvey Mid
In an Interview that approaching
Russian aircraft sometimes cause
alerts at this base.
"Sometimes our planes take alt
on alerts and wmtettmes we just
sit tight to see what will happen,"
he said.
Thunderjet watch planes are
kept on the line and ready 24 hour
day, he said, and can be aloft
three minutes after an alert,
' By purpose or accident, Russian
planes from ttme to time fly over
Japanese territorial waters." Gen.
Spivey stated.
'The Russians are doing t lot
of gunnery practice and training,"
he a odea.
"They have them there they
have them there and all over.'V
"We've helped keep Klamath clean
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.vallon lrer(l, were recruit"!
shortly 'ter Um outbresk si the
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The police reserve was formed
to help In dlene of the Japanese
island after the U. S. 34th, th
and 1st Cavalry Division wr
rushed to Korea to stem the Com
munist invasion ol South Korea,
Th reserve Is patterned after
the O. S. Army, equipped wHh
I S-lnch b looks and lisht artil
lery. They were uniformed to olive
drab uniforms copied from U, 8,
government issue but made . m
Japan.
Food Is provisioned to suit the
Oriental oalate but camp discipline
and routine are strictly Ol,
The sea-nolng brsnch of the
Maritime Safety Board baa been
outfitted in Maes like those of the
O. 8. Navy but with the traditional
Japanese Imperial Navy cap.
The es forces will be organised
Into three fleets utilizing the I
U. S. Navy Jrtgstes and LSSL
landing ship, support, targe i
which the American government
ha leased to Jaoan.
Japanese Prime Minister Sirtg
eni Yoihtda will head the National
Safety Corps as director-general.
He will be assisted by a deputy
director-general of cabinet tana-
Former Jaoanese Army, wavy
and Air Force personnel up to the
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