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from a shopping trip with this in
quiry:
“Mummy, why are we having
our house cleaned out?”
Pressed further, the child ex
plained that tihe men had entered
and told her they were going to
“clean out the place.”
Mrs. Murray discovered $126 in
cash and a $26 radio missing from
the apartment.
DARTMOUTH, Eng. 4JP) — Pa
trons of the local pub rubbed their
eyes and looked again.
Fish were swimming in flooded
streets after a cloudburst backed
up the river Dart through the
town’s sewer system.
TOKYO, —At least 144 Jap
anese Red Cross nurses are pri
soners of Chinese communist arm
ies, American Red Cross head
quarters for the Far East said Sat
urday.
Nurse Kiyoko Shimizu, recent
ly repatriated by the Chinese Reds
because of illness, supplied names
and locations of 144 others, au
thorities said.
WASHINGTON, (AP>—The Sen
ate took a short breather Saturday
in its efforts to pass a new farm
bill, after accepting the flexible
price support program it once had
rejected.
A late-hour tangle on amend
ments Friday night put off final
action until today, following the
4r* to 26 defeat of an attempt to
write in a high-support provision
for basic crops.
That provision called for gov
ernment price proos at 90 per cent
, of parity for such farm products
! as cotton, wheat, corn, rice and
1 peanuts.
YAKIMA. Wash. </P)—U. S. Su
preme Court Justice William O.
I Douglas was reported mending
I steadily Saturday, six days after
he suffered 13 rib fractures and a
| lung puncture when his horse
rolled on him.
He is expected to be able to
leave the hospital here within a
week or 10 days.
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e less France.
Communist strikes broke out in
the northern coal fields in what
seemed to be a political maneuver,
timed to coincide with Socialist
Jules Moch’s attempts to line up
elements which could form a new
French cabinet.
Moch has been named by ailing
President Vincent Auriol to sound
out middle-of-the-road sentiment
on the cabinet subject.
Usually a fight for justice ends
in a quarrel for what is left.
Will Slash Naval
Aviation By Half
WASHINGTON, OP)—Chairman
Vinson f'D.-Ga.) o f the House
armed services committee said
Saturday the defense department
has decided to cut naval and ma
rine aviation “about in half.”
Vinson’s report of “secret or
ders” at the Pentagon came as the
committee dug grimly into “dis
turbing” reports that defense
chiefs are scuttling the navy’s air
arm.
The armed services chairman
said further that he has it on reli
able authority that the air force
has taken the position that no
large aircraft carriers or their air
groups should be kept in the navy.
Vinson spoke up as his commit
tee started another day’s hearing
to get to the bottom of friction in
the armed services.
Before the commiUe2 was Rear
Adm. Herbert G. !Io >wood, navy
budget officer, to explain the
navy's financial position.
Hopwood was called to tell what
is happening to funds earmarked
by Congress for naval air.
That inquiry follows up navy
charges Friday of air force bung
ling and plotting.
Vinson himself reeled on fig
ures from this year’s appropriation
for the navy—which Congress has
not final’y decided.
These, he said, show cut- f ,1 the
naval air arm that ind.cnte “Con
gress intended to let it wither on
the vine by failing to give it
enough operating aircraft.”
“I have seen u reputable docu
ment indicating that decisions
, have been reached in the 'defense*
department to cut naval and ma
rine aviation strength about in
half and that the air force is to be
given an expanded role.” Vinson
said.
“The navy would become a pro
tective convoy to move troops and
fight submarines.
“It is my understanding that se
cret orders to that effect have
been issued in the Pentagon.”
In addition to reductions being
made by Congress in this year’s
naval funds, Vinson said he under
stands the navy is to be cut $353,
000.000 more by action of the de
fense department itself.
Ndmiral Hopwood said “Yes sir.
that is right.”
LONDON. </P> —The Rev. and
Mrs. David Ingles Luard, who
f’rst met on the remote South At
lantic island of Tristan da Cunha.
are going back to live in the place
sometimes called “the loneliest
spot in the world.”
The Society for the Propagation
of the Gospel here is sending
Luard as Church of England chap
lain to the British-owned island,
about midway between Capetown
and Buenos Aires.
Nugget Ads Bring Quick Result?
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SCHOOL CHILDREN
EXAMINE ARCTIC SWAN
Clinton Atwood, tug boat oper
ator for the Lomen Commercial
Co., delighted the children of
Nome School last Friday when he
brought a live white Arctic swan
into all the classrooms for the
children to see and touch.
The white swan flying low over
Snake River knocked himself out
when he hit a wire in that vicin
ity and fell into the river where
it was rescued by Clint Atwood.
According to reports the bird will
be taken to the States and given to
one of the parks.
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