Stevenson Addresses
Graduating Marines,
Including Son, Adlai III
QUANTICO, Va., (/P) — Gov.
Adlai Stevenson said Saturday
that war might conceivably have
been avoided in Korea but fight
ing would have burst out some
where else “so long as the Soviet
Union pressed its purpose to sub
jugate the free peoples of the
earth.”
He came to Quantico to address
marines who are receiving com
missions at the Marine Corps
base here. Among them was one
of his three sons, Adlai III.
“It is not to make good the
errors of the past that you are
here but to make good the pro
mise of the future,” the Demo
cratic nominee told the fledgling
marine officers.
“The fighting in which we are
now engaged in Korea is fighting
undertaken in the name of the
common collective security of the
great majority of the nations of ;
the world against the brutal ag
gressiveness of one or more of
them.” j
Stevenson said that “We and
our friends found the courage to !
resist two years ago. It is to press ;
that courage home, to affirm and
to establish the faith that a peace- i
ful world can in truth be built, !
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that you and the thousands upon
thousands of young men like you
have been asked to serve your
country with the hope and pro
mise of your lives."
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Charlie Chaplin, Enroute
To Europe, May Be
Denied Re-Entry to U.S.
WASHINGTON, (JP) — Movie
comedian Charles Chaplin, now
on his way to Europe, Saturday
faced a government order barring
his return to the United States
until officials determine whether
he can legally re-enter under im-.
migration laws.
No' reason for the unexpected
order was given when it was an
nounced by Attorney General Me
Granery.
Under American immigration
laws un alien can be refused
entry into the country for moral
turpitude or for political affilia
tions, among other reasons.
Chaplin, 63, is an alien—born in
England, he came to the U.S. 40
years ago but never became a cit
izen. His name has been associated
with Leftist causes. In 1944 he
was indicted on charges of violat
ing the Mann Act.
Chaplain is aboard the Queen
Elizabeth with his fourth wife and
their four children, enroute to
London for the premier of his
latest picture, “The Limelight,”
and a six-mo'nth vacation abroad.
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Truce Talks Adjourn
For 8th Week-Long Recess
MUNSAN, (A5) — The Korean
truce talks adjourned Saturday
for the eighth straight week long
recess after an angry 52-minute
session in which negotiators ar
gued over who started the war.
It was the first plenary meet
ing since Sept. 12 and produced
no headway in the prolonged
stalemate on prisoner exchange,
major obstacles to a truce.
The Reds agreed to a U.N. re
quest and recessed the talks at
Panmunjom until Sept. 28.
Lt. Gen. William K. Harrison,
senior U.N. delegate, read the
Communists a lengthy, blistering
statement in answer to their
charge that the Allies “stand
against the people of the whole
world.” Harrison called it a “les
son in geography.”
He bluntly reminded the Reds
that 44 nations voted in the U.N.
general assembly to brand the
North Koreans aggressors.
DC-3 Crashes In Paris
Wrecking Two Houses
PARIS, (fP) — A U.S Air Force
DC-3 transport plane crashed in
flames Saturday after hitting two
houses and a telegraph pole as it
swooped in low to land at Paris’
Orly Field. Three crewmen were
killed and one seriously injured.
The plane first smashed into a
house in which there were 19
persons, including 14 children. A
wing dug into the roof, tearing
it off. None of the occupants of
the house was hurt.
The plane careened across the
street into another house and it
was burned out inside, but again,
no one was hurt.
The survivor was believed to be
the pilot.
The submerged mountain chain
of which Puerto Rico is a part
would be one of the highest in
the world if it were above, rather
than below, sea level.
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