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Ike Tells of New Plan to Fight Red Propaganda WASHINGTON (UP) — President Eisenhower yesterday announced a new four-point program to "unmask" and "counter hostile attempts" to distort American policies before the eyes of the world. The program announced by the President at his news conference will guide the new U. S. Information Agency, which is the government's information outlet overseas. It includes the Voice of America radio programs beamed throughout the world. Freedom and Peace Mr. Eisenhower said the purpose of the U. S. Information Agency will be to show peoples of other nations "that the objectives and the policies of the United States are in harmony with and will advance their legitimate aspirations for freedom, progress and peace." The President said the U. S. Information Agency will carry out this broad purpose by: 1. "Explaining and interpreting to foreign peoples the objectives and policies of the United States government." 2. "Depicting imaginatively the co-relation between United States policies and the legitimate aspirations of the other peoples of the world." More Solid Footing 3. "Unmasking and countering hostile attempts to distort or to frustrate the objectives and policies of the United States." 4. "Delineating those important aspects of the life and culture of the people of the United States which facilitate understanding of the policies and objectives...of" WANTED!—Edwin S. Garrison, 53-year-old killer missing since August, 1952, has been placed on the FBI's "10 most wanted fugitives" list. He escaped from prison at Atmore, Ala. The FBI said Garrison, called "human adding machine," can solve mathematical problems in his head faster than most experts can on calculating machines. Bank Buys Notes of Three School Districts GARDEN GROVE—Tax anticipation notes of three Orange County school districts were purchased yesterday by the First National Bank of Garden Grove when the County Supervisors sold the notes to the best bidder. McCarthy Trends New Effort to Regain Richest HOUSTON (UP) — McCarthy launched a new day to climb from "races," a route over which he several times going reections. The former oil field yesterday put on sale shares in Glenn McCarthy Price: $2 per share. McCarthy has vowed his fortune again. By wishing the last one, he also lost Shamrock Hotel at Ho New York insurance company. Goes to Public Sale of stock in the Carthy concern climax fight by the ollman to public in an effort to reel prospects of the shares of Glenn McCarthy lists it as "speculativecribes McCarthy's oil leases on 970,000 acres Bolivia as the principal new company. But the prospectus of the company's planned in the United States as a proposed "search for opportunities considered for oil and gas purpose. McCarthy's contract Bolivian government rehearsal get underway to the drilling rig and other required to drill, three. No Difficulty B. V. Christy, under McCarthy, Inc., and a company, anticipates successfully in meeting therent equipment centrated and packed. 2. "Depicting imaginatively the co-relation between United States policies and the legitimate aspirations of the other peoples of the world." 3. "Unmasking and countering hostile attempts to distort or to frustrate the objectives and policies of the United States." 4. "Dellineating those important aspects of the life and culture of the people of the United States which facilitate understanding of the policies and objectives...of the United States." The new plan of operations apparently is designed to put the new agency on a more solidified footing. Besides the Voice of America the agency operates American libraries overseas, a foreign motion picture service, press and publications services. Say Latin Americans Feel Neglected by U. S. LOS ANGELES (UP)—A Columbian newspaper editor says Latin Americans feel they are being neglected by the United States. Antonio Panesso Robledo, managing editor of El Correo, a daily in Medellin, Columbia, said there is a general opinion in Latin America that "the United States in recent years has been preoccupied with Europe and Asia to the exclusion of its neighbors to the south." Bank Buys Notes of Three School Districts GARDEN GROVE—Tax anticipation notes of three Orange County school districts were purchased yesterday by the First National Bank of Garden Grove when the County Supervisors sold the notes to the best bidder. The bank bid three per cent interest charge on each of the three issues of notes, $30,000 for Costa Mesa Union school district, $13,000 for Alamitos district and $8000 for San Clemente school district. The tax notes will be repaid by the districts when taxes are collected at the end of December. The supervisors yesterday agreed to transfer $100,800 of building bond funds to operating funds for Anaheim Union High School district and $40,000 from building bond money to operating funds for Garden Grove elementary district. SAN DIEGO (UP)—San Diego headquarters for the California Division of Highways said today bids for construction of S section of freeway east of El Centro will be opened tomorrow afternoon in the division's Los Angeles office. If It's News You'll See It In The Bulletin TV and Appliances MARVIN'S Sales and Service COMPLETE SERVICE ON CAR RADIOS In FULLERTON Nic E. Commonwealth LA 7-5760 In ANAHEIM N. Los Angeles Ph. 2525 Cruise with Death F. DRACO Copyright, 1922, by Kinney & Company, Inc. Distributed by King Feature Syndicate CHAPTER TWENTY-NINE INARTICULATE with rage, Carlotta sprang at Randolph, her hands like talons. Quick as she was, ne was quicker. He struck her across the face with his open hand so savagely that she fell back onto the daybed. An unguarded smile of pure pleasure crossed the doctor's face, as if this were something he had wanted to do for a long time. "You've had your own way too long," he said, standing over her. "Don't you ever threaten me again." The Captain had watched this passage as impersonally as it it "Poor Gay," he said soothingly, "Poor dear. If I had any morphe I would give it to you, really I would not let you suffer." He turned to the rest of us. "She is imagining things." Acute disbelief was registered on every face in the room, and the doctor was smart enough to see it. "To tell you the truth," he said, "I do usually carry a small store of sedatives and anodynes, dealing as I do with highly nervous patients. But the events of the last few days have quite exhausted my supply." Nobody was buying this one but deress, but I could not hear as evil—only lost, infinitely pitiful. Lost to false values and easily driven from catastrophic trope. She raised her face from my shoulder. "That's everything I can you all go home. No can I have a shot?" "I tell you," Randolph this time he carried connec't any." The Captain, who a pervious to human suffering up out of his chair with suspiciously like a sig Carlotta sprang at Randolph, her hands like talons. Quick as she was, ne was quicker. He struck her across the face with his open hand so savagely that she fell back onto the daybed. An unguarded smile of pure pleasure crossed the doctor's face, as if this were something he had wanted to do for a long time. "You've had your own way too long," he said, standing over her. "Don't you ever threaten me again." The Captain had watched this passage as impersonally as if it had been a coock fight. None of us was disposed to interfere between antagonists so obviously well matched. "You dope peddler!" Carlotta screamed. "Your word against mine, Carlotta. And who is going to believe you?" But the doctor had overdone it. Perhaps driven by his long-suppressed wish to get even with Carlotta, perhaps oversure of his ability to manipulate other people, perhaps inwardly uncertain and so unsteady, he had miscalculated, and he had gone too far. The X-factor took over in the person of little Gay. She began to cry. "I didn't say it, Randy, Carlotta said it. I never told anybody. I promised you, and I never told You will let me have a shot now, won't you? It's been so long..." Randolph whirled on her. "What are you talking about? I've told you again and again that I cannot do anything of the kind. Be quiet now." He had never been more commanding, but it did no good. Gay's thirsty nerves tortured her past caring for anything except to get relief. "But you can! You know you can: You had fifteen thousand dollars worth on board. Opdyke told me so! He told me you were smuggling. He knew I wouldn't tell. Oh, please, Randy. Please, please. You never made me wait so long before." For a minute I thought Randolph was going to hit Gay too, and then I would have interfered. But he thought better of it. With an almost superhuman effort at self-control he collected himself and tried to pull these smoking chestnuts out of the fire. Phine I would give it to you, really I would. I would not let you suffer." He turned to the rest of us. "She is imagining things." Acute disbelief was registered on every face in the room, and the doctor was smart enough to see it. "To tell you the truth," he said, "I do usually carry a small store of sedatives and anodynes, dealing as I do with highly nervous patients. But the events of the last few days have quite exhausted my supply." Nobody was buying this one, but again Gay made it unnecessary for us to say so. She had gone entirely out of control. Only one thing obsessed her. "I know what you are trying to do, Randy," she wailed, "and I will. I'll do it now. Nothing matters anyway, now that Larry's gone. Yes, I shot Opdyke. I don't care if I did. He was awful. When Larry and I were first lovers, it was in his house on Majorca, and he thought it was fine, because he hated Carlotta. Then he was going to help Larry get a divorce, but later, he—he wanted me to leave Larry for him, and when I wouldn't he would ruin us both. He would tell Larry I took dope—I guess Randy must have told him—and he would tell Carlotta...and...and stop Larry's money. That night before dinner, he told me to meet him on deck at eleven-thirty and give him my final answer. I was afraid to tell Larry, but I got his gun and—I didn't plan to do anything with it, really—but I thought maybe I could scare him. I begged him and begged him to let me alone. But he laughed. He laughed, and I ran back to the passageway, and turned around, and I guess the gun went off... And I was so scared I threw it at him, and ducked into the ladies' room, and didn't come out until I heard people around. But I didn't see him fall down at all. I didn't know he was dead until I came out again... Oh, it was awful! I couldn't tell anybody, and I went on and on, and then I did tell Larry a little bit about it, and I guess ne thought he could save me, or else he just didn't want to live... And I don't either, now." She was sobbing wildly now and instinctively I took her in my arms. Perhaps she was the murmur infinitely pitiful. Lost of false values and easy driven from catastrophe trope. She raised her face from my shoulder. "That's everything I know you can all go home. No can I have a shot?" "I tell you," Randolph this time he carried our haven any." The Captain, who is pervious to human suffering up out of his chair with suspiciously like a sight. "Well, I guess that dog up and tell the hen make for port. I'll watch oner my till we get need for the rest of you." He pulled out Robert's from his hip pocket on the table beside the door. "Oh no. Captain Jones said quietly. There is much left to explain." "What do you mean? Are we to believe Walton got hold of an phine to poison Todd Beth, and didn't save her own needs? It isn't felt like cheering for was so beaten down, a need of help." "I suggest," said Robby, "that that morphine of the doctor's supply, gest that you read us in the safe." With a queer flap on which might have meant resignation or resignation, turned without a word; died with the dials on the hind panel in the coldball had gone an ashley; he made one more try. "Just a minute. It is I had a large supply on board. It was not purposes, but to economize at al cheaper rates that is neither here nor fact is, and I realize it mentioned it before, no longer in my possession robbed of it two days ago pose some of the crew." Brown snorted. Jon look around--I was a sort of quickening of a Robert, like a hunting ing a covety of quail looked around the silent mopped his brow again. (To Be Continued) McCarthy Tries New Effort to Regain Riches HOUSTON (UP) — Glenn McCarthy launched a new effort today to climb from "rags" to riches, a route over which he's passed several times going in both directions. The former oil field roughneck yesterday put on sale 10 million shares in Glenn McCarthy, Inc. Price: $2 per share. McCarthy has vowed to recover his fortune again. By way of losing the last one, he also lost his plush Shamrock Hotel at Houston to a New York insurance company. Goes to Public Sale of stock in the new McCarthy concern climaxed a long fight by the ollman to go to the public in an effort to recoup. A prospectus of the 10 million shares of Glenn McCarthy, Inc., lists it as "speculative." It describes McCarthy's oil and gas leases on 970,000 acres of land in Bolivia as the principal assets of the new company. But the prospectus also notes the company's planned operation in the United States and Canada, a proposed "search for an evaluation of opportunities to acquire properties considered interesting for oil and gas purposes." McCarthy's contract with the Bolivian government requires that he get underway to that country a drilling rig and other equipment required to drill, three wells. No Difficulty B. V. Christy, underwriter for McCarthy, Inc., and a director of the company, anticipated no difficulty in meeting this requirement. The equipment is "$8 per cent crated and packed," he said. Two Misfire Life of Police INDIANAPOLIS (UP) ean war veteran who policeman at point b and fired twice, only revolver misre both today that Army re made him lose his he Pvt. Bernard Lukowski aha, Neb. levelled his patrolman John Stratton paces away yesterday "Tve got 18 bullets for When Lukowski pres ger twice without re said, Stratton told he had two chances—not Lukowski obeyed. Blames Arm Lukowski, who holds battle citations and months in Korea and blamed the Army for of emotional shock" incident. "They tell you when They tell you when to he said. "I got all t don't know why I did to get out Jan. 17." He added "I'm glad off." Examination showed gun was a rim-fire t the bullet rims were the hammer, thus appa ing the misfires. Stratton and another ficeer had arrived at the polis bus terminal to tary police in arresting on a complaint that he Tries Escape Lukowski, who is a nearby Camp Atterbury to escape. Stratton said he co himself to shoot Lukowski "I thought that ever crouk your finger you LOVE SET—Tony Trabert, U.S. national tennis champion, and his bride, the former Shauna Wood, cut the cake after their marriage at Salt Lake City. Miss Wood was Miss Utah in the Miss Universe contest. American Released After Eight Years Tells of Russian Slave Labor Life By ROBERT BRANSON VIENNA — A native American, released after eight years in captivity behind the Iron Curtain, told a graphic story today of slave labor life under the Communists. Rohrbacher was taken to Hungary by his parents in 1930. He was impressed into the German army in 1944 and taken prisoner by the Russians. He was kept in prison camps in Russia and Hungary and put across the Austrian border from Hungary, one of the war prisoners now being freed by the Reds, on Sept. 25. American Citizen Rohrbacher's story has been verified by American officials and the State Department in Washington told his parents yesterday that he is a 100 per cent American citizen despite his forced service in the Nazi army. He told of endless months and years of life on a diet that consisted of little more than thin soup, while "impossible" physical exertion was demanded of him by his guards. He told of sleeping on boards without blankets in unheated rooms, of both physical and mental torture he underwent by indoctrinators who tried to "con- Hollywood By VERNON SCOTT HOLLYWOOD (UP)—Jimmy Durante blushed self-consciously today and agreed to discuss the three women in his life—Helen Traubel, Margaret Truman and Mrs. Calabash. The comedian, relaxing in his Beverly Hills home, grinned sheepishly and admitted he was hard put to choose a favorite among the three. "They're all real ladies," the long-nosed comic said "and I love them more than I could hope to say. I don't know if the feelin' mutual, but I'm honoring the best." CROSSWORD PUZZLE Answer to Yesterday infinitely pitiful. Lost in a maze of false values and easy answers, driven from catastrophe to catastrophe. She raised her ravaged face from my shoulder. "That's everything I know. Now you can all go home. Now, Randy, can I have a shot?" "I tell you," Randolph said, and this time he carried conviction, "I haven't any." The Captain, who seemed impervious to human suffering, got up out of his chair with something suspiciously like a sigh of relief. "Well, I guess that does it. He, go up and tell the helmsman to make for port. I'll watch the prisoner myself till we get there. No need for the rest of you to stay." He pulled out Robert's little gun from his hip pocket and laid it on the table beside the chair. "Oh no. Captain Jonas," Robert said quietly. There is much too much left to explain. "What do you mean?" "Are we to believe that Miss Walton got hold of enough morphine to poison Todd and Macbeth, and didn't save a little for her own needs? It isn't logical." I felt like cheering for him. Gay was so beaten down, so much in need of help. "I suggest," said Robert, suavely, "that that morphine came out of the doctor's supply. I also suggest that you read us the letter in the safe." With a queer flap of his hand which might have meant exasperation or resignation, the Captain turned without a word, and twiddled with the dials on the safe behind a panel in the corner. Randolph had gone an ashy gray, but he made one more try for himself. "Just a minute. It is true that I had a large supply of morphine on board. It was not for illegal purposes, but to economize by buying at a cheaper rate. However, that is neither here nor there. The fact is, and I realize I should have mentioned it before, the drug is no longer in my possession. I was robbed of it two days ago, I suppose some of the crew..." Brown snorted. Jonas did not look around. I was aware of a sort of quickening of attention in Robert, like a hunting dog pointing a covey of quail. The dictor looked around the silent room, and mopped his brow again. (To Be Continued) If It's News You'll See It In The Bulletin Two Misfires Save Life of Policeman INDIANAPOLIS (UP) — A Korean war veteran who faced a policeman at point blank range and fired twice, only to have his revolver misfire both times, said today that Army regimentation made him lose his head. Pvt. Bernard Lukowski, 18, Omaha, Neb., levelled his revolver at patrolman John Stratton from 12 paces away yesterday and snarled "I've got 18 bullets for 18 cops." When Lukowski pressed the trigger twice without result, police said, Stratton told him "you've had two chances—now drop it." Lukowski obeyed. Blames Army Lukowski, who holds two Korean battle citations and spent 26 months in Korea and Japan, today blamed the Army for the "state of emotional shock" that led to incident. "They tell you when to get up. They tell you when to go home," he said. "I got all mixed up. I don't know why I did it. I'm due to get out Jan. 17." He added "I'm glad it didn't go off." Examination showed Lukowski's gun was a rim-fire type. Two of the bullet rims were nicked by the hammer, thus apparently causing the misfires. Stratton and another police officer had arrived at the Indiana-polis bus terminal to assist military police in arresting Lukowski on a complaint that he was armed. Tries Escape Lukowski, who is stationed at nearby Camp Atterbury, Ind., tried to escape. Stratton said he couldn't bring himself to shoot Lukowski down. "I thought that every time you crook your finger you can take a the bullet rims were nicked by the hammer, apparently causing the misfires. Stratton and another police officer had arrived at the Indiana-polis bus terminal to assist military police in arresting Lukowski on a complaint that he was armed. Tries Escape Lukoski, who is stationed at nearby Camp Atterbury, Ind., tried to escape. Stratton said he couldn't bring himself to shoot Lukowski down. "I thought that every time you crook your finger you can take a man's life and all I could do was try to talk him out of it," he said. He said his whole life flashed through his mind during the few tense seconds. Lukowski, a former University of Oklahoma commercial art student, was sentenced to six months at the Indiana state farm and fined $500 and costs for drawing a deadly weapon. He was also bound over on $1,000 bond for grand jury action. If It's News You'll See It In The Bulleilin GORDON BAXTER'S ORCHESTRA Available For Dances, Parties, Etc. Phone Anahelm 5483 After 6 P.M. 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