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Newspaper
Long Beach Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1954
Page
15
Palm Springs to Palm Beach tested pads designed to protect mats from sun oil fading and wet suits. Made of 10-oz terry cloth with no-tip stitching and 1 inch elastic. Reversible with 36 by 81 inches size. Sold in reusable bags with SUN BRIGHT colors Royal blue maize rose white kelly green. Patent pariding May Go Lakewood Nortons Street Floor.
In a court martial at Fort Knox Kentucky ex GI Luther testified that Cpl Edward S Dickenson allied with the Red enemy while a prisoner of war in Korea and plotted escape with seven other POWs. Luther recounted a letter Dickenson wrote urging forced repatriation and criticized the UN armistice terms. The trial entered its fourth day with the defense delaying further introductions.
The West German government delays action on elaborate civil defense plans awaiting an official mission to discuss atom and hydrogen bomb defense in the United States. A civil defense official says the mission will depart early next month to study American installations and plans. Mason would testify in his own defense later. Emery had for the first time committed himself on this point. After the statement was cleared by the court, Col. C. Robert Bard read the secret document in open session. Dickenson said that when captured in 1950 he showed little desire to aid the Communists, but later changed after brutal treatment and agreed to cooperate for freedom.
In Turin Italy four young men in an eight car convoy stopped a motor scooter rider after the rider Giovanni Sanna a 29 year old bantamweight fighter mocked them. The confrontation left the scooter rider unconscious with a broken nose and other injuries.
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