Charleston Gazette (Newspaper) - October 4, 1954, Charleston, West Virginia The Gazette First In Circulation First in All The Charleston Gazette The State Von Read or See the Big 24 Monday Morning October 4 1954 e FORECAST Continued cloudy warm and humid Monday Details on Page 2 PHONES Want Display All Allies Okay Pact to Arm Reich Jobs Saves Million West Alliance y -ST T r Agency Gets New Lif e Jobs Off roll Via Agreement U I abolished useless jobs same announced by j abolished at a saving of months anH cut an Rpn chairman of approximately million dollars Less of Threat to U.S last nine months and cut an Corbett mated 95 million dollars a subcommittee riding herd on the Substantially larger job from its payrolls cleanup project tions and Dyings expected Most of the cuts thus far The figures represented the been made through a job results of nine months of by the Air Force and a operative effort by the commit- much larger additional saving tee and Defense Department in Is expected when the Army and cleaning out military sinecures Navy report further progress in and revising manpower their own work the House Civil ments By John M Hightower WASHINGTON Oct 3 when the final progress report is of the nine-power London agreement on West Germany today made Dec 15 Corbett said THE CAMPAIGN against useless jobs was ordered by dramatic crescendo Service Committee said Results of a committee campaign The first six months resulted inj O h a i r m an Rees last of events that has Jackson Hits Wilson Reply On Spending WASHINGTON Oct 3 Jackson some who last week criticized 1 me Six in the elimination of some 8.000 Turn to Page 2 Col 1 new unity and strength into the grand liance against Soviet High Court To Resolve Hot Issues WASHINGTON Oct 3 I The Supreme Court's fall Joint Speech By Ike Nixon Slated Friday DENVER Oct W Whereas this alliance was HISTORIC MOMENT is reached in London at the signing of the nine-power ment to rearm Germany as part of the Western European defense At the conference table U S Secretary of State John Foster Dulles signs the agreement Others at the table are foreign ministers Beyen of The Netherlands Beck of n A Jl 1 mn Mrt n ing apart at the seams last srin of Secretary of state Dulles now can and oi report to President Eisenhower a real revival of hope for an tive military system to stand j against Red aggression in Europe system keyed to enlisting West Germany as an able ally figures were not identified UP Facsimile German Units Will Bolster Nato Forces Western Envoys Hail Agreement as Step To European Unity By Kingsbury LONDON Oct ministers of nine nations signed an historic agreement today to bring a s o v e r e i gn rearmed but peaceful West Germany into a stronger Atlantic security system whose armed forces eventually will total more than seven million men The agreement hailed by the ministers as a step toward Euro- pean unity and an insurance policy for peace will p e i t Eisenhower goes volume of defense contracts But tne most pressing Corp said today associates be are not Negro officially hardest hitting effort ot i A and to the political Friday night in a e 1 e v i s i o n associates TONIGHT SOME of the gains witn the up Wrecking of Pact Seen Soviet Aim The Pact In Brief West Germany to contribute nearly half a a million men for defense through admission to a revised Brussels pact The ters also agreed to recommend West Germany's admission to ths North Atlantic Treaty tion forthwith The agreement was signed by the U S Britain France West By The Associated Press j Germany Canada Italy Belgium Here 5 what the nine powers de- The Netherlands and at London bourg of Defense answer does not square with number of vital facts bearing down on a Wilson commented that the of cases ator just doesn't know what he is But overshadowing all talking about Year's J a c k s o n described Wilson's that the must allow white i in statement that most of the con- and Negro children tracts merely carried out com- same public schools made earlier by the topic luncheon meeting Eisenhower bv Vice President Nixon in a cast rally the as one of the On Britain France UNITED NATIONS N Y Oct and the United states agree to i desperation bid wrecking the London grant independence to the West by inciting French demands for Saar control is anticipated tonight by Western U N diplomats as the credit will be a dismal for fact that France and Premier fight on the Saar problem into the open as the political weapon athe with which to forestall by Truman administration as j STATES have already ithe consequences He said it denies gun the process of desegregation fnr tho without waiting for the court's truc tions but in Delaware what Mr Wilson himself has been saying since he took of- he brought greater economy and efficiency into the administration of the Defense Department Wilson boarding a plane for n ver where he President Eisenhower was asked for comment on states which have asked eel tha much of thei confe fl leader is due to the initiative of the Iron curtain of pean n of Euro- Germany and Italy are to join the Brussels treaty defense alliance of Britain France Belgium the lands and Luxembourg This group will set armament House British Foreign Secretary Eden and Nixon originally His diplomacy arranged the con- re- veil in the near future at U N Berlin dramatic unification to East and West calculated to force the Bonn government to go slow ratifying the London pact and aimed at stirring fresh sion among the Allies sailing in the French Di at u N whose tional Assembly unless mis signed the L o n do n Even as the London conference vv T-------- 1 i iu nave A H Defense sSg SV the court will hear hela the i tional Assembly unless the signed the London from the states originally involved i Audience will elP This apparently was in were tied to a solution e t to Soviet in the ruling ware Virginia South 6 Denver wno was making a matum in the U N As and the District of Columbia Asian treaty in a conference at sembly against rearming and from seven other southern Manila thf French blow fell no re- Manila when the French blow fell A FORMER Foreign Minister The Russian said no re- word went out from the State active in the Western bloc tension is possible under those circumstances and warned On Germany agrees never to make atomic chemical or germ weapons On support of U S Secretary of State Dulles ises to ask President er to repeat that U S troops will be kept in Europe On support of British Britain offers to keep its present four divisions and tactical craft on the continent ly fill in details of the agreement Bonn and i in Western defense The following day the council will meet to act on the agreement The U S Britain and instructed their high in Germany to refrain in the interim from using the powers they are to relinquish in ending the occupation and restoring sovereignty to the Bonn government There are certain exceptions West Germany pledged to re- solve any disputes with other states by peaceful means The three Western powers re- affirmed that their essential aim is a peace settlement with a unified Germany and final determination of its boundaries must await a freely negotiated On the North Atlantic Treaty settlement with Russia ligard gara ine court wan tu LUC whatever consequences may come least Friday will be Republican ing to the n the come u distorting maj A -i to discard public school Workers Day and come up with a new plan Actually the Department of systern jn favor of address by the Defense without fear or favor schools land vice president will climax the thp But not all of the court's party's greatest effort of the doing what is best in tne be taken up by to arouse enthusiasm for of national defense i segregation The are GOP candidates Wilson was accompanied also being asked to make de- Sherman Adams chief White on issues ranging from are and political adviser to cowboy films to the conviction by state courts court has been called on to more active part campaign themselves now enter into one Allied methods of All nine t crucial stages of will quickly bring the ence members will recommend the cold war The Western powers have given to the viet Union the greatest lenge it could have expected If the agreement is that West Germany be admitted as the 15th member On German West Germany agrees never to use force to achieve unification or change its frontiers nations the call for German Agreed German fire and sword over Europe IN THE OPINION of key of The three Western powers said maintenance of their troops in divided Berlin is one of the elements of peace in the present situation and these es will be kept there as long as their responsibilities require it Therefore the Western powers reaffirmed their decision to re- 11 House by state courts been urging the President and Ma Gen W i Many of the candidates dbd n for the Soviet Union of that agreement West Germany may put half gard any attack against Berlin riu running scared Malenkov and his ratification of those concerned a men under arms in six from any quarter as an attack on this year and have Q T mres occur the on a crisis based Qn these armored and two theil forces and themselves mg Eisenhower to take a Moscow arc vorld hope u be in the divisions ithe Democrats Mn cas Q more a ton B Persons also ot the White whether the In announcing the change of House advisory staff i vanian Supreme Court correct plans calling for the President in overthrowing the conviction of and Nixon to speak before an Pittsburgh Communist boss audience here Assistant White IT WAS EVIDENT that the Nelson under the cism of Pentagon contract policy sedition Please Turn to Page Z Col 3 would be a likely topic for dis- cussion in Denver along with in- and general subjects Jackson's statement a week ago said that in the first 18 months ofi the Eisenhower administration de- fense contracts awarded to Officials Nab Third French Security Leak woria nope wm ue m me 1 The agreement on a plan a political shock r freeing and rearming West t in thp 1 lor Well 0 ln he field of the hydrogen bomo The prevailing opinion among Europeans at U N with widest Germany This opens up once more a strong possibility of solving the critical European de- fense problem in such a way as to produce operation Practically all military leaders of the North Atlantic liance have long wanted to get German are the line Otherwise j they felt there could be no quate defense Great danger lay in trying to do this without French approval as the United States and Britain were considering if the London The Soviet Union will un- leash a desperation drive to wreck the London pact with lence Irian ffl the same tactics which smashed in continental EDC after four years of diplo- that the French matic propaganda s will force a bitter ing by Moscow against the project Experience with Kremlin motorized divisions with about j medium bombers and ers to support ground forces and a navy of small vessels for coastal patrol Stricken Hunter eral Motors had increased by while for the rest of the automobile industry Qct 3 France on suspicion of ence had failed The heart of tions had exceeded new awards a C o m m u n i s t journalist ing t he security of the Atlantic Alliance the of fishermen 395 million dollars nabbed as the third man in through but of the United States Britain pian to demand methods makes it a foregone conclusion that Moscow will j insure urgent and secret di- j TOKYO Oct 4 immediately to the A f COS i A giant protest rally leaders of Communist parties testing of nuclear and Red agents in France and either by the United States Germany to leave no stone un- SCOTT DEPOT Oct set for Oct 12 in turned to block ratification of b h Wilson former president of France's defense leaks His office is a clearing and France would have been de- General Motors subsequently formally charged today for the most vital The danger still ahead i sued a statement saying the the security of secrets or Ger cism was based on lack of state knowledge and a ing of the facts He said that most of the contract awards had merely carried out commitments made by the Truman adminis tration Police informants said Baranes A military instructing arrested in France trate Maj Jean de Resseguier yesterday in flight on a woman s nad lodged the charge a g a in s t ired bicycle toward the Swiss n Baranes quoted by authorities as admitted a role in the 2 confessing that he relayed secret age during 15 hours of information on meetings of the questioning by four French that either Mendes-France or man Chancellor Adenauer will be unable to get the necessary mentary votes for ratification of the new plan a few weeks hence compensation from the United for alleged damage to Trieste settlement The I old dispute between Italy H-bomb te radioactive ana Meanwhile several goes of the London agreement 3 With Premier M e n d e s France still under extensive Allied suspicion as to his real and sincere intentions on ing any kind of German re- armament through the National Assembly it will be quite a rel hunter who lay in the woods for nearly 12 hours while tives and neighbors searched for him was found unconscious near here at dawn today Allen Fletcher 65 of Scott THE COUNCIL of the Brussels j treaty will be reinforced If tha i agreement is approved by the parliaments involved the sels council will be able to con- immediately not only it peace is threatened but also with regard to any situation constituting a danger to economic stability It was agreed to recommend to the next Nato council ing that all forces involved be placed under of the Supreme Allied Commander in Europe U S Gen Alfred M Gruenther These forces will be deployed in accordance with Nato strategy and inspected by the Allied com- mand and integrated as far as possible consistent with military Depot was by a efficiency had The U S and Britain man search party which had ordered de- Please Turn Jackson said this did not square j NatiOnal Defense Council to the j agents with testimony Wilson gave Communists even while serving j Senate Appropriations Committee as an informer for French In May 1953 lice i r He quoted the defense Under French law an tary as saying then that We took ing magistrate acts as a sort of that Truman program and one-man grand jury in cases such over it item by item and as these If convicted Baranes program by program as to what would face a maximum of 10 years to bp done prison and a fine of servant were ar- mease Turn to Page 2 Col 2 Friday on a charge of Marginal Areas Key to Election mands for security against a sible revival of Germany THE UNCONSCIOUS MAN was rushed a document entitled of the conference The ministers called the WASHINGTON Oct 3 gain of from 30 to 70 seats the first election W We tried to put some more my ing have to be spent London defense conference v claimed most Premier attention Inside Today leftists was in charge at tne Defense fight to hold Amusements con- regain control of the Hospital in South Charleston where said he is in critical condition as a result of a mild stroke and exposure Fletcher had started hunting about II a m Saturday His family knowing him to be in health had told him to fire o w ea a spoKesmen three if ne needed help Please Turn to Page 2 Col 7 It's Easy to Sell Outgrown Baby ULV J informal areas Franklin D Roosevelt wont lose any o the THE big demand for play pens 4 tied persons in the scandal which io flf are counting on net president when the Democrats in- j marginal seats ana up House of are counting r in me new hinges on gains of from 10 to hig lection in about The political lineup of tho Democrats are counting an Vernier Pierre Ie Vent House is 219 Republicans this year as well as that have a Democrats and 1 independent to boost them into con- st i inese aie u cu Thow nut thah bs 3 already won by Main s t Creased their House majority and give the impression they would the elderly hunter be happy to keep what they now Unable to find him they otit that even with have and wouldn't be surprised a search party of about 30 persons headed by Putnam County sheriffs deputies who combed the surrounding woods a m when dense fog and failing flashlights forced 1952 and a record vote being cast the GOP barely won the House There is no pessimism among the Democrats Their experts pre- about 40 of they will win as many as 68 land with it Dower to direct thai Republicans elected to the House I Republican seats at Astrological Ministry's secretary general gressional of legislation year had a victory margin than 10 of their S c i 1 An vi A 1 f of the total vote That and lose not own if any Comic Pages 18 Jean Mons Crossword Puzzle 18 Editorials Columns 6 MONS WAS suspended yesterday party strategists are Gazette Want Ads on these 90 districts Inez Robb 4 They assume that the 345 Obituary 17 Yawn Sports Pages 14 Bad manners but Women's Activities al vote martin a net gain of only 3 seats per cent or less About j The consensus ot the Democratic canea marginal reach lg in new Congress won by the samp slim edge seers is a net gam of 40 seats Republicans list 50 of their present seats as marginal and j TRADITION IS in their put 42 Democratic districts in DEMOCRATS LOOK for gains in Only once in the past 100 the same category on the basis all or most of these districts now has the party in power failed of past election results represented by o irais list 40 and 45 Arizona California I 0 Democrats and 165 to lose House seats in a general crats list 40 Republican and Arizona 1st California an cans election in which there was no Democratic districts as Democrats hope to chalk up presidential contest That was in ginai them to give up the search After waiting until dawn the party again took to the hills and shortly found Fletcher lying un- conscious in the woods Hospital attendants said they were uncertain whether the man's critical condition was brought on by the stroke or by his exposure while lying on the i Please Turn to Page 2 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