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CAM I SEE THE FIRST PZHW W EVER EARNED?
Red Chinese Warn
SEAT0 Countries
TOKYO W Communist China to
day wtuned the soulhe&st Asia
treaty nations that intervention in
eny fightlnK in Lao. Indochina,
will not be tolerated by China and
r.U peace-loving nations that sup
port the Geneva, agreements."
The Red radio, quoting an "ob
server ' in the oillclal Pelplng Peo
ple's Dally, attacked the United
Stated and blamed the Laotian gov
eminent lor talcing U. S. advice.
The dispute is over handling ol
remnants of the Pathet Lao Com'
munlst fighting forces.
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Ann Woodward Released
From Hospital; Questioned
MtNEOLA, N.Y. Wi Mrs. Wil
liam Woodward Jr., haggard and
tearful, went through a three-hour
police quiz last night after leaving
a hospital for the first time since
Oct. 30, when she shot her mil
lionaire husband to death.
The 39-year-old widow, Ann,
broke Into uncontrollable- sobs
three times during the questioning,'
She stated again that the shooting
was a tragic accident.
After the interrogation, authori
ties .unofficially let it be kmiwn
that It still looks like an accident
De Carlo Weds
Stunt Man
VIRGINIA CITY, Nev. Ml
Movie actress Yvonne De Carlo is
honeymooning In this historic old
mining town today with a Holly
wood stunt man, Robert Morgaji.
The 33-year-old actress ana
Morgan. 40, drove to Reno and
were married yesterday at the
Episcopal chapel. Actor Rory Cal
houn gave the bride in marriage
and Charles Hayward was best
man. The couple have to be back
in Hollywood later this week lor
film work.
Miss De Carlo, one or Holly
wood's most traveled performers,
was also one of its most eligible
spinsters. Her name . had been
linked romantically with many
men, Including a German baron,
an industrialist, Moslem Prince Aly
Khan and Peter Townsend, recent
ly rejected suitor for the hand of
Britain's Princess Margaret.
Miss De Carlo acquired an 8-
year-old stepdaughter by the mar
riage. Morgan is a widower.
Miss De Carlo said she decided
to desert the spinster ranks "be
cause now I know what I want
from life with a man who will be
my life's partner."
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to them. However, NassaVi County
Dlst. Alty. Prank A. Gulotla and
Detective Chief Stuyvesant Pin
nell said they would make no offi
cial comment "in view of the fact
that all evidence will be presented
to the grand Jury."
Mrs. Woodward's lawyer Murray
I. Gurfcln has asked that the grand
Jury hear her story, a request
which must by law be ffranted.
The lawyer said Mrs. Woodward
wants to testify and will waive
immunity, making it possible to
use her testimony should any case
develop against her.
The widow, dressed In black.
emerged late in- the day from
Doctors Hospital in New York
City, where she had been under
treatment for grief and hysteria.
Flanked by her physician and
Gurfein, she moved slowly and
with bowed head through a curious
crowd that had waited to see her
come out. ,
Her chauffcured sedan speU her
from the hospital to county police
headquarters here on Long Island.
After three hours she left the
building and had to be helped to
the car. Back in New York City.
she was half-carried by her lawyer
and doctor Into her town house on
Manhattan's fashionable East Side.
Her police questioners said she
was "pitiful" but declined to take
advantage of a standing offer to
postpone further questioning. She
stuck with It to the end and was
finally dismissed.
In an' adjoining room Dr. John
M. PrutUng, her physician, waited
and occasionally was called to help
her regain control in fits of weep
ing. It was the third time police had
questioned her.
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Republican Conservatives Try To Hold 7956 Race Open
WASHINGTON (DP) Repub
lican conservatives are discussing
ways to keep the 195J GOP presi
dential contest wide open until
President Eisenhower announces
bis political plans.
They fear that If Mi'. Eisenhower
decides not to run again and then
delay his announcement the GOP
convention next August might be
left with little choice but to nom
mate whoever Is favored by the
President or his principal party
supporters.
A highly placed Republican told
the United Press Monday that he
knows the subject is being dls.
cussed. But he added that he 16
unaware that any organized plan
is being developed.
He said sponsors of any such
plan are extremely wary of
launching It as long as they think
Mr. Elsenhower possibly might
seek a second term.
If Mr. Eisenhower should with
draw because of his heart attack
two months ago, some Republi
cans, such as Senate GOP Leader
William P. Knowland. want the
announcement early enough to
flvo other potential candidates
time for a pre-convention cam.
paipn.
On the other hand, the all-out
Eisenhower partisans have pro
tested against putting .pressure on
the President for au early deci
sion. There has been a recent up
surge of hope among these Re
publicans that he will run again.
Discussions of ways to keep the
contest oocn. pending an an
nouncement bv the President, has
centered on the proposed entry oi
"favorite son" candidates from a
number oi states. However, the
prospective favorite sons are re
luctant to step out as iong as Mr.
Elsenhower's plans are unknown.
Meanwhile, the newly - merged
AFL-CIO said In a special an
nouncement that it has invited
both Mr. Elsenhower and Demo
cratic presidential aspirant Adlai
E. Stevenson to address its lirst
convention In New York next
tnonth.
In 1952, both the AFL and CIO
endorsed Stevenson, who cam
paigned on a pledge to repeal the
Taft-Hartley Law In favor ol new-
labor legislation. Mr. Eisenhower
campaigned for Taft-Hartley modi-
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