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   Kingsport News (Newspaper) - April 29, 1954, Kingsport, Tennessee                               The with t- Cloudy with of in Friday parity cloudy shutters KINGSPORT NEWS Deathless Days Gty 25 VOL 256 TKNN THURSDAY APRIL 29 1954 Phone Circle 5 CENTS A check may save your neck GIRL FLEES BANDIT GAR AT ROGERSVILLE Red China's Inquiry Air Grows Nixon Cites U S Policy GENEVA Red China Pren to the councils of the world's major powers for the first lime Wednesday rejected American policy in the Far East He called WASHINGTON In an atmosphere of ever-growing ness the Senate's investigators began ing Wednesday into whether Secretary of the Army Stevens For Peace i s j u i i W V I c Chou admitted reprisals against a general for praising and President Nixon said Wednesday with Ken it c- operating with Sen McCarthy This new line ol inquiry developed near end of a hectic day punctuated by irate exchanges t- between McCarthy and over new Army charges of de luxe treatment lor for a program of Asia for Asians with foreign troops and aide ol the Senator's Chou spoke at the Far Eastern conference alter U S Secretary ol State Dulles re- Ci David Schinc The language sot inflamed at hat point McCarthy cried and called tele- tor elections a Late ground they would transform c of flagrant North Korea's proposals Reds Ready 22 Divisions In Germany WASHINGTON U S foreign policy has spelled out a warning to Russia and Red China that If they march Into Indochina they run rusk that the United Stales would retaliate Nixon lold the U S Chamber of Commerce that Is what if meant by policy set up by Secretary of Stale of re- lying primarily nol ex- on a massive lory allack at times and places of our own choosing In reply to any new aggression But Nixon assured the gather Ing of some 3.000 American ness lenders that the Eisenhowe the country into a Communist the usually puppet stale i mild-mannered Army secretary the conference work progressed on first McCarthy Attacks toward halting the bloodshed in] I deeply resent the SUJltlC.SlCCl i Immediate meeting McCarthy tangled loo ast Knl that Russia I administration will avoid If w ents on the evacuation of Secretary of Defense H a ready-made spearhead oilcan sending U S tc dreds upon hundreds of protesting divisions most of them In Indochina or wounded from of generals outfits spotted In In world Bien Phu The Soviet Union hearing room and many where they could advance Thai is administration posed also that such high into Western Europe major aim he said of the not dignify Within 30 days of the Nixon emphasized however t Of f On in V such n 11 i in u V vii be admitted to the Geneva official ot on such allack will not to a policy of weakness ference when it takes Reddening the satellite Hensel reared up and demanded 400 divisions question of a peace settlement lor Indochina Denounces West did not get or Inconsistency to achieve ILs sons was o aceve s an apology stated The total of men aim s and Army arms Wednesday In Russia The vice president's Implied utsi Stevens and Army arms Wednesday m me vice s In a bluer denunciation of the Counsel John G Germany and In East Eu- warning to Russia and Red West Chou ranged over a figure on thc Pentagon ropean satellites is placed at against direct intervention in field He demanded a lts row with McCarthy slx million of whom came against a jimi million are in ground of Far East reports gesting that Communist China nc a alongside Big Four opposed Rov M- Cohn and Francis million are in ground armies rearmament of Western The Soviet Union's NOW THIS WONT TAKE R SMITH have been telling CHARLES E during the second day of the polio vaccine tests in Sullivan County And Charles seemed to hope he was right T-N Photo by many and even demanded a ban i Ray H Jenkins special cet of may be moving to extend her the H-bomb He supported to the Senate Investigation J naming Maj Gen Lawton of the Army Source Is Informed saying Red China has decided to Signal Corps Center at n This new assessment of Immediately a Southeast me ne Supported I the proposals laid down Tuesday subcommittee brought up by North Korea's Gen Nam of threatened for settling the Korean problem Chou's speech indicated little could be expected at Geneva on a Korean settlement For the first time the nese people are the real masters of their fate he said No force can or will prevent China from becoming strong and Charges Aggression Although 20 nations with a Ul uc UJ CALtri field bombers and heavy on Southeast Asia jers is being converted swiftly j Dispatches from Formosa into a deadly and I quoted the official Chinese N modern jet forte news agency Ta Tao as mouth N J as involved Committee Recessed Jenkins announced he ai n mis new assessment the general military power came liberation force of more informed 50 27 Passenger Train To End Hun To pro posed to read Lawton's t became available nicu IE IS j u i who may not be identified froni Communist China to counter any western in wise the Pacific LU S mony at a secret subcommittee a hour-long a Tao said Mao Tse-tung hearing last Oct 14 on the conference of ot Red and top ject of Communist In- and Adm Arthur made the decision in The final passenger run on the Railroad will roll through Kingsport Friday W E Brown ticket agent here said Wednesday he had received ject of alleged Communist in filtration at Ft Monmouth and and Adm Radford chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff who reached Washington Tuesday from Eu- rope There he talked with mure ne wlln a ish Prime Churchill to tlle sPread of Communist iriH and others Power Of West Arrayed against population of one billion radar laboratories He said nize China he said the would do this in preparation States has withheld Stevens on because it dreams of whelher he did or did not ing the remnants of the threaten reprisals against Gen clique Nationalist because Lawton nal long ago thrown out and complimented i China by the people i McCarthy and his subcommittee strength arc about 100 Chou said U S policy in Democratic Senators available to the Far East is aimed at creating Mo and McClellan of the North aggressive bloc and that this to this testimony Organization forces with the main source of tension public before they had a planes in chance to read it so the hearing to fight immediately These The Korean war he recessed overnight with figures were disclosed re- ed was by the of admitting it still in cently by Gen J Lawton Collins States as a springboard for the air U S representative on the against China He I the United States of ging out the truce negotiations conferences at It said the conferences were apparently held after Secretary Dulles called for a alliance to the parental consent given be licked ihT approximately schooll Many of the volunteer workers field tha nas inoculated Tuesday this thought in mind and senger the line wnl the county's ot them had direct MaiT of thc about the field trials One of The line extends I took plenty of time to think Twas to be Mrs from S C to jll before I consented to have IT mv nwn cho aggression Log Mishap Fatal To Man Agitated By Comment Stevens testified he had committee of NATO i ai But States still Harmon Wallen 61 Fairview lumberman and livestock ne naa a snu Ulk with Lawton and discussed mains tar ahead of Russia in air armer nurse said Wednesday in regard horn City Ky Permission to end passenger added she service obtained by field Railroad from the Railroad ent of a second grade and Public Utilities at Johnson sions in the various stales nodded her assent h P iio Some of the kids themselves which the line runs At the hearing here January 6 the railroad company testified that it lost from passenger service operation ing the fiscal year ending June 30 1953 Since March 1951 passenger service has consisted of a bound train three times a week from Elkhorn City to ilo the nurse's statement Cox was one of the workers at Johnson Another volunteer worker Mrs Sam Miller keeping the children in line for Die inoculations at Johnson said I think this is the only chance we have to do Tells Story Of Crimes Girl Escapes When Stop In Hawkins County By CHARLIE LOGGANS Writer A old N Y girl fed up with a crime spree fled three companions when they parked heir car seven miles west of Wednesday morning Afler girl Mary Bixby told Sheriff Dan Anderson of erous robberies throughout South P alarm was sent out Fred Phillips Pat Hendricks or and a North Carolina girl Betty Ann Thomas Sheriff Anderson said the girl came to the home of Waller penter about day and told him to law The girl told Anderson Ins group wax In a 1954 sedan and said men lold her the car was stolon Anderson said girl stated the men told her they were escapees from a prison at sas City Mo Highway of- said the car was last seen heading for Kentucky on way 33 The girl said Hendricks had been shot in the side while at- tempting a robbery Monday night Officers were checking to if the man could have been wounded during a break-in at Ewing Va Monday night Jonesville officers said a ter had been broken into and robbed of and some men were scared from another place when a man fired a gun at thl bandits The girl told Anderson of ing up Daniels Cafe in Tuesday night Officers wers checking at Sneedville late last to Warm Springs Oa for night for information on the holdup Officers reported that the men Parents Were As Jittery As Kids About Polio Test By VIRGINIA DAVIS Igram It was a big decision for It the investigation proves parent to Mrs Tom successful vaccine Sullivan County health bcon discovered infantile para its crippling effects Joncs Roule 5 was stricken with polio a few weeks ago The Joneses have something about such a uik with Lawton and discussed iar aneila ot in air 10 on the pretext of concern foH tne possibility of removing him Kep Scrivner Hospital at burg and a northbound train war and said Wednesday nf injuries iho tnm me ui 101 trie possibility of him Scrivner at war prisoners and said as a Of an address lhn House Wednesday of injuries Red prisoners had been retained j general gave to Ft Monmouth on a military m a accident Tuesday limes weekly This question he said is in the effect that Scrivner is Corkers near him at the time no way closed This a aPpropriations had tne chain cannot escape it seem to come from a that handles holding a load of heavy logs on j J tain eight or 10 colleges funds a truck preparatory to unloading The Army secretary on the Compared to Russia's 20 hls witness stand for fifth dav Planes he said this country has gl tnc said lle in Us Air Force alone between the two points three cannot escape it Charges Occupation The Chinese leader asserted the United States is in tion of Formosa and vio the sovereignty of China such remarks another he said could not be tolerated beyond the scope ot a and Marines and was a menace to the security I v Our planes are superior Mr Wallen was a former lashed Under cross-examination by quality our pilots are surpassed The United States plan to Jenkins he said he discussed the none in skill and courage ate an Asian defense with Oen our production tion simiar to NATO he Arm si nal Co exceeds that of the Soviet he y 5 years a ruse for clamping I h- said nc and was engai colonial rule on Asia Stevens told Back he didn't in his first address to the conference practically wrote iward thc off the possibility of progress here on the question In the light of Nam Il's HIOH SCHOOL Stevens replied he couldn't Sullivan 6 Bluff City 2 MOUNTAIN STATES Harlan 12 4 HltS had Waugh j were spotted in Middlesboro late at Johnson night at a beer tavern Wednesday said he had Anderson said the small stricken with the disease foot girl told of meeting the men five or six months ago But no one had a more active interest in the tests than the while hitchhiking with Betty Thomas in Kentucky on April 16 The girl said the men county health nurse in charge Ified themselves as Jim and should be very grateful for said There was a 100 per cent in August 1942 my husband it in Miss Marshall's second j Tom was -n war work at grade room at Johnson School ton S C We received a telegram and there were only seven his brother Bryan who ond graders of the 83 in the i was an electrical engineer at class who did not have the re- Tennessee Eastman Co Bryan quired parental consent to take died unexpectedly afler he i I the shots and were posing a father and son Anderson said the girl told him group spent several days in Florida and then headed north She told of robbing a store in Georgia After returning to this section she said the group had been travelling the back roads of stricken in days Slie the men were pistols and a sawed-off Fifteen Douglass School case was diagnosed as polio Tom always took an interest i Mr wauen was a lormer iwo in alter a me pono r i dent of Lee County Va and Mississippi and for another appointment for Tommie son of Richard Nancy last night injuring satin a classroom the school funds drives Wallen He moved to least six persons ing turns tc get up and tell a About two weeks ago I Scotl County about 25 years auo A small boy was reported story varying from thc tale of him what we needed to eyr She said onc of the men in thc baclc seat proposals More Showers Forecast I lore i remember what he said lo I Back But asked if he knew view He Grove Baptist Church Surviving are the widow Mrs Lawton had been Oak Ridge 7 5 with the McCarthy probers the Morristown at Army secretary I certainly did I ordered him Clouds this mornin will clear thc this but t w u more will gather rapidly tonight with the bringing showers and oop Mir Bureau al hr Jenkins rn City Airport predicts as After perhaps will come the May I lowers if they haven't A lm the Wisconsin bren Oy said it bothered him to scc not slUh warm and hn he ou io be right The -ir s plll mercury n irregularities Inch of 75 thc first time in II nays had failed to hit Rn or has above Lowest received profits from a private of thc day and ship's supply firm while registered 63 high Navy posts in World War iale Wednesday night said anv charge he Alcoa ppd rain NATIONAL Cincinnati 4 New York 1 St Louis 6 Brooklyn 5 Philadelphia at Chicago ppd rain AMERICAN F All Ramos ppd rain aged in the lumber MEMPHIS Tornadoes dents at last got their shots two communities in north i Johnson after a physician the polio thereafter men m the back se tor the time with the shotgun The girl said they travelled at night and slept during the day j Anderson said the girl is A small boy missing was reported story vary Three told and how business and farming at The damage was Three Little Pigs and how the a member of Beech just above the I Tears streamed down some of i should be in the rooms state scared faces as thc used al Dickson Lizzie Hill Wallen onc sister Mrs Laura Burns Laurel Md three brothers Charles Wallen of Null Wallen Kyles Ford Tenn and James Wallen Surgoinsville and three grand- children Funeral will be at 2 p.m at Beech Grove Baptist Church The Rev Hobert Hall will officiate Burial will be in aged Virgil Harmon was injured when his general store collapsed He and three other persons were from thc tale of i him what we needed Ui said the girl is Bears to the one volunteer workers ation 8 Ike To Hold Council Meet A general store and a house syringe needle punctured their Tom drew a blueprint were destroyed Several homes little arms but a volunteer I Dickson and had 10 copies and another store were with the balloons auditor the workers with their lollipops called Here and places in the get and they The original copy was the room given to Mrs James I'm onc little chairman ol the Dickson group I WASHINGTON meets with vl with treated at a hospital at nearby girl frankly and another Savannah for minor Some of the line on the wall in the in a session it'll I 111 d juries Reports quickly c i re u 1 a through thc little A week noisy ant1 thc noisiest got sick at Dickson have an important bearing T IU T Tuesday James T new u S moves to prevent irom and er state of the nf the Moore Cemetery at that the second round of-National Foundation for Infan ol The body will be removed son Billy will be given to the Paralysis Knoxville administration sources the home at p.m Thursday ing bin and about a and asked for thc that from the Scotl County Funeral Billy dashed into a closet and later the third round j C9 j the controlled testing He said he wanted to show secret to the National and meet ini of the nation's highest believed that by showing it strategy group idea be given to them to Dispatches from Geneva help in Hie formation of an where East-West minis- Kept ed pattern for other mass lers arc about to debate the testing procedures Indochina issue some diplo- mats believe that the possibility of thr Slates coing it if the pull out of I the conflict will be seriously con- at the security council meeting Three Psychiatrists Agree Dickenson Easily Intimidated Seven Injured In un i HI tie psychiatrists agreed Wednesday thought thc corporal rather cloudy and cool with a when chance of showers t Temperatures st r V f -iO WASHINGTON T h r e e Army testified chief of Dr Kleinerman testified he at Walter Reed did not hat in a CUD battle Staff reported to Mr a and was able to under thc stress of his captivity Wednesday be ween an hower on his talks British accused of collaborating to thc believed he was to be and enemy could and French leaders on the tacon official called his Red Chinese captors in Thc third by the Army and have free nenni ff a lan Overholser practically every order to distinguish or choose be- 30 was 3 4 hoi Hn-Jame c and demanded an could be intimidated easily of St Elizabeth's pn him was an insult right and wrone off 5 to Chal r a type of It was the eighth day of a's o eu iK Tc t T La nst iton nT n I g on charges man in savins that an apartment bv tear cas admiral 1 ensel r hi H H a could be pushed to a dealing with the enemy while character was what thc was nicked hv a police bullet Council Hensel his demand son from Crackers Neck Va where almost anv one of war and inform truu meeting I m serious emotionally and said he had no power hst when he was a prisoner of make anyone You could request one M snapped I war his thinking was not in our sense of the the But Coi Emmet B Radford reportedly in that immediate last minute and nf his sanity durinc the emotional latter part of his captivity tion of U S air power may ba instability in he way to save the be- j v me IP and a sheriffs marshal garrison at Dien Bien L Phu   

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