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FINAL EDITION ALL THE NEWS ALL THE TIME PART 1 LIBERTY UNDER THE LAW TRUE INDUSTRIAL FREEDOM ft SUNDAY, 15c VOL. LXIX IN TEN PARTS CC SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 7, 1950 216 PAGES Cops n.lH. IS Jt. bj ths Times-All rror Com Dan jwm in i rns Free Act 1 I I Dr. Dykstra Dies After Heart Attack UCLA Provost Was 'Taking It Easy' in South Laguna Beach Must ation i A1 I i ACT A Dr.

Clarence Addison Dykstra, 67, provost of UCLA, died vesterdav following a heart attack at his summer if jhome in South Laguna Beach. iJy I The educator was tending a i small trash fire on a vacant lot SUCCUMBS Dr. Clarence A. Dykstra dies of heart attack at South Laguna Beach. RUMORS OF NEW RED POLICY AROUSE BERLIN BERLIN, May 6 (TP) Berlin buzzed with reports tonight that the Russians are preparing some dramatic new step in their German policy.

These reports hinted the Kremlin might be aiming to beat the western powers to the punch on some such action as easing occupational controls, a move which would be popular with the Germans. The outraged German reaction to the Russian announcement this week that the repatriation of German prisoners of war is ended suggested the Kremlin has a propaganda problem on its hands. The West Berlin press said the three top men in East Germany's Communist government had been summoned to Moscow to receive "important new decisions" on German policy. The West Berlin newspaper Der Kurier said Chancellor Otto Grotewohl and his deputy, Walter Ul-bricht, were flown to Moscow Wednesday and there joined East German President Wilhelm Pieck, already in Russia on what was called a "convalescent leave." ft $i' 4 i Floodwaters Break Dikes 3 next to his house at 31217 Won- terey St. when he was suddenly stricken.

An inhalator was employed by; South laguna firemen but Dr. Dykstra did not respond. Ad- renalin -was then administered' but that, too, failed to revive him. He was pronounced dead at 3:. p.m.

by Dr. Raymond Newton. Planned in Retire At his side were his widow Lillian and his brother-in-law, Y'al-; ter E. Hartlev. Grim Words Mark Start for Europe WASHINGTON, May 6 (TP) Secretary of State Acheson set out for Europe today with a grim warning that the ribn Communist world faces "increasingly, crucial tests in the years immediately ahead." He said that because of th threat of international Communism, the free nations of the world must speed up the mobilization of their "moral and material strength" and must do so "with utmost vigor." Major Purpose Cited That, he emphasized in a formal statement, will be his own major purpose in talking with British Foreign Minister Bevin and French Minister Schuman.

in London and Paris next week, and in meeting with the North Atlantic Treaty Council the week What he hopes for and trusts to get out of the diplomatic conferences, he said, is "a hew sens of community in the North Atlantic area." He declared that he was encouraged in his approach to the meetings by the bipartisan cooperation he has received from 7 in Winnipeg WI I Manitoba, Mav 6 (P) Winnioeg cave up HUSBAND AND WIFE Conrad (Nick) Hilton Jr. with his wife, the former Elizabeth Taylor of the films, shown in auto right after the wedding ceremony. Times photo GOP RIPS TRUMAN ON EVE OF TOUR President Challenged to Answer Charges of Protecting Reds and Keeping Taxes Up Hotel Heir Conrad Hilton Beverly Hills Dr. Dyknra's ffaughter. acainst the ra-iKlizabeth'S.

Posev. of siruSie ag31- ine and his stepson, Franz jing Red River tonight as bil-j Dykstra, Haverford. geolo-jiions of tons of. floodwater ist bTimediately made plans to; through broken dikes ny here, it was reported. Dr.

Dvknra. it was learned, i mt0 tne city's streets, suffered a strode about two; "Things have got out of years ago and had been -taking ai(1 Deputy City Engineer A. J. jit easy- under physicians' super-i Taunton. It is no longer a ques-; vision since.

It was also reported tion of defense, but of relief." ihe had made tenuuive plans to' Premier Douglas L. Campbell retire soon. of Manitoba sent Brig. R. E.

A. He came to I CLA as provost i Morton, chief of the Canadian )in February. 1D45, from the pres-1 Army's Prairie Command, to jifiency of the University of Wis- direct relief operations in this iconsin. rich grain tenter of 300,000 popu- Distinguished Career 'ation. Weds Elizabeth Taylor Spectators Stand Four Deep Outside Church to Applaud Attending Screen Notables Youths Arrested in Vandalism WASHINGTON, May 6 (IP) Republicans hurled 10 broad- side charges at the Truman administration today and chal-! Republican and Democratic lead-i i i i ers of Congress alike.

lengeu nit: ricsmcni iu aiiswa uieui-un nu xo-otate cam-! Truman at Aiiport Emphasizing the importanea More than 15 show windows! His installation as provost was Morton set ant i loot troops to I patrolling the city's southern In a church abloom with yellow roses, white stocks, and paign tour which he begins tomorrow. GOP leaders already have laid! other spring flow suburbs, where more 'than 4000 ers, Actress Elizabeth Taylor and Hotelon downtown Beverly Hills were nt debut in Los Angeles. Hilton Jr. were married yesterday, (broken early yesterday a man wefesJJ of attached to Acheson's trip, Presi-; dent Truman saw him off at the I airport. Heir Conrad (Nick) Canadian Fire plans to make a series of replies' to the Truman- speeches.

They got in the first word ith a state-J ment accusing him of resisting, Thp rprpmonv took nbrp at. SI was brutally beaten and attacks roinistration at persons have been evacuated. From higher ground the refugees watched helplessly as the river spread and seeped into their few- rm. in thP Church" of tho flood I bridal party drove up a were made on two cah drivers During those years he also as youtntui gangs com inuea to served for varying periods 8siUn' 1-. i I A croloe cf root nnt ii-o Jllltrb.

Shepherd. Beverly Hills, where micnutef5 the rites began. i Seven hundred euests were m- attempts to "drive Communis 'Takes Damage luom swTfian or ine Lios ingeiesi peveral thousand of the screen mnn tn Prisoners Moved from- his administration Wishing Acheson "bon voyage and good luck," Mr. Truman told Acheson: "I know very well you are going to have successful meetings in Europe which will make a contribution to the peace of the world." Diplomatic representatives tar's devoted fans gatheredwcre Mr. and Mrs.

Fred BrissonS Fourteen youths were Department of Water Power! Down the river at Morris-a The statement also laid the long in advance to wish her weili (Rosalind Russell), Gregson! three in Beverly Hills, three injanfI as director of nersonnel andiage where 1100 persons used 11 i A 1 I 1 i 3- jBautzer and Ginger Rogers, Mr. Toll of Millions 1jis Aiigeies arm eigiiL the Hollenbeck Heights section. jloss of China at the administra-j jtions door "a major defeat inj i the cold war." in matrimony. The church efficiency for that same depart-ito hve houses floated An the ment. I stream.

Dr. Dvkstras ditinmiishpr! Prisoners in the threatened Mrs. Van Johnson, Air. and itself was it3 from the Atlantic Pact nations i i i- i i- rit Tail li-oro mn tH tn millvinff Its issuance underlined a new; RIMOUSKI. Ouebpr.

Mav fi m.P)! 3kn uc with a distinguished group ofjWsters), Miss Terry Moore 3rd film and society notables. Richard Long, Miss Amanda on hand to give Proprietors and managers mougnum otenaing ot Jth he flood area i academic activities with nerirx uistncts nortn ot ine noon area. GOP strategy of trying to nulli-i Fire ri through 'this 'paper- Acheson a send-off. type of campaign which upset! c'y knight burning an esti-Republican calculations in mated 100 homes and office build- Blake and Roddy McDowall, Mr. If of nractical annlication of nolitiJ At nearby St.

Boniface, officials that city thought practical application ot Plu'-i Mrn.H, and Mrs. George Muiphv, Mis. hu4 science principles includedhvarned thct SIX of Ida Koverman, Margaret O'Brien vnen wxmf tneu nV-' Dosition: of national imnortanrp I highly-expiosive carbide were and her aunt Marissa O'Brien I PlaTS'ass show windows splm- positions of national importance. tJhow up when thfi flood. and Mr.

and Mrs. Walter Wanger cracked and Peppered with Work in Ohio Flood waters touched them. Water and The statement came from National Chairman Guy George Gabrielson; Sen. Owen Brewster Long before the appointed time for the nuptials, MOM Studio Police Chief Whitey Hendrey stationed a score of movieland officers and Beverly Hills police around the churcil to handle traffic and the crowds on busy Santa Monica Blvd. Applaud Celebrities ings and causing millions of dollars in property damage.

Reports said two pulp and pa- shot -guns. Han? presidency of the University of I Already 300 families have left of Maine, chairman of the Sen Oh rt, r.or. Camden Wisconsin in 1940 to become the! suburban Ft. Garry; 200 families ate Campaign Committee, a Per mills- valued at Well in advance of the takeoff, the State Department distributed copies of Acheson's formal statement, thereby putting it in the class of a carefully considered declaration instead of a casual comment-Two Concrete Facts Behind Acheson's general words on tne urgency of action by the western nations lay two concrete facts: First, an estimate by State and Defense experts that Russia will Drive, owner of a bicycle shop at Rep. Leonard W.

Hall of New) had been destroyed and 300 fam- York, chairman of the House ilies'routed from their homes by Campaign Committee. (Joan Bennett). Bride Gets Welcome Arriving just in time, before the doors were closed was Actress Gloria DeHaven, who sat alone at the rear of the church. A procession of limousines brought the bridesmaids and the bride to the front entrance of the church. As the bridesmaids left the cars they lined up for photograph and received acclaim the blaze that threatened nearly half the town.

At midnight, the fire was still put of control. A 200-bed hospital in the path first director of Selective Service, evacuated West Kildonan, and He resigned in 1941, basic or- 500 left Whittier Park. More ganization completed, and re- than 220 patients were moved turned to the campus. from hospitals in the Riverview He left UCLA in 1930 to be-; section and 250 patients from the come City Manager of Boniface Sanatorium. Hotels nati.

Dr. Dykstra stayed there; turned their dining rooms into seven years and his efficient! dormitories for refugees. The handling of that city's affairslRCAF station at Stevenson during the Ohio River floods of! Field, well removed from dan 85-11 Santa Monica told The Times, "These overpriv-ileged, undisciplined youngsters with their hotrod cars are the worst kind of wolf pack, gangs. They are destructive simply for the fun of it." A 12x12 foot glass window in Obrt's shop was splintered. Truman Tour Derided It derided the President's official opening of the national Congressional camnaisn as a Before the invited guest-, began to arrive, all the vantage places on the lawn and along the sidewalks in front of the church were taken, and people stood four deep across the street in the Pacific Electric right of way.

The spectators were not dis "quarter million dollar cross-) the fire was evacuated. be dangerously armed by 1954 i and the west can keep pace only country junket by "our commuting President." Mr. Truman's trip, the first of appointed. They applauded the ger, prepared to handle nun ref Turn to Page 3, Column 5 from the interested spectators. arrival of numerous celebrities Chief Anderson said the youths, one 15 and the other two 16, had roared through Beverly Hills business streets in a sta ugees in its hangars.

Railway cars were pressed into service as That applause mounted when Turn to Iage 2, Column 2 and broke into shouts of an-j proval and affection when the; by throwing all its resources into a common effort; Second, that the United States, Britain and France have only about 18 months to work out the end of the occupation of Germany. This is an estimate made by U.S. High Commissioner John J. McCloy. i shelters.

Diiluth Trains Halted The city was cut off from mo Windstorms Forecast for tion wagon two of them armed with BB guns. Damage Set at SSOOO I He said they bnoke more than. The tow was cut off from telephone and rail communications. Details were sent out by wireless. The bridge across the Rimouski River was burned.

Rail access was cut rails on the Canadian National Lines were twisted by the heat. Rimouski, on the St. Lawrence River, has some 7000 residents. The flames threatened the mansion of Quebec's Lieutenant Governor, Sir Eugene Fiset, who lives here. a series aiming at a Democratic victory next November, was de-i scribed by the Republicans as a campaign for Socialism.

They declared that President Wilson in 1918 and President Roosevelt in 1938 tried to elect a Congress and lost seats to the Republicans. I The Truman trip begins here tomorrow and will carry him to I the West. Coast and back, with BARK OF DOG LEADS WAY TO MISSING BOY Acheson said of his meetings uith Schuman an1 Pmrin Vio jlfi windows, causing damage es- i A r-I timated at S3000. Targets of their LJ25SlT MlGuS tor travel east when the last paved highway Henderson Highway was Trains to and from Duluth, were halted because of a washout. Aircraft pressed into service to fly in bedding, blan I guns included show windows at FT.

LEWIS, May fi (U.R) foul play, or that the bov had they will seek to develop "concerted action" on a world-wide front. Of the North Atlantic Tarn to Page 5, Column 1 High winds with velocities up to 60 miles an hour on the Mo: jave Desert and up to 40 miles an hour in the Imperial and nine major speeches and 50 or more platform appearances. He kets, rubber boots and other sup- Romanoff's Restaurant, .326 Rodeo Drive; Beverly-Carleton Hotel, 9414 Olympic Whe-lan Drug 470 Beverly Drive; Western Auto Supply 1)650 Santa Monica Blvd. (in which five 12x12 windows were added the ninth formal talk to Three-year-old Tommy Jenkins, missing for three days, was found wading aimlessly in a lake today by soldiers led to the spot by the barking of the child's faithful Irish setter. been kidnaped.

The youngster's father, Sgt. William Jenkins, believes Tommy wandered, off Thursday because "he just wanted to go fishing, that's all." Coachella Valleys were forecast plies from Calgary, Halifax, his schedule today a 15 minute I THE RETORT AQUEOUS 1 speech Tuesday at for today. Ottawa and other places. Small craft warnings were or-L im.m i'An Wyo. The topic will be govern are on Page .10, Part I.

Army officers ho directed the ucwuiimciil ui iuur soldiers inlinn In San DiAffo until PUn hT Way Hamilton's Mens Store, Spii search disagreed on whether the found ment aid to small business. He will return Tuesday, Mav 16, the day after a party rally at Chicago which will feature" all Turn to Page 5, Column 4 son of an Army sergeant had (search Noisy Argentine Envoy Doused at Delhi Party aSSrSr'S-8 T'yJV Lightning Kills Coed and 6000 iroon Thp dp. cm California Gas ob dim out uoop.v me ae- 30 mxz an hour. rv C. been kidnaped and then left to hound die in the dense, woods of the heard the barking LUMIIIJ UIICC WUIIIIVJ Turn to Page 12, column 4 Snow flurries were anticipat NEW DELHI, May 6 A in the tall stranger's face.

The ublican Repi (XHi-acre i. Lewis Army reserva-iann found Tommy wandering tion. near the edge of American Lake. Maj. Artie Heape.

his dog, Lassie, wading by his i marshal, said "we are advancing (side. a theory that the youngster was "That dog deserves a citation) kidnaped and then brought back for sticking with Tommy," said! stranger seized a water pitcher WASHINGTON, May 6 (U.P.) Barbara O. Mills, 19, university student from Hendersonville, N.C.. was killed today when lightning struck a picnic ground where 100 Howard freshmen were holding an outing. ed in the mountain areas today with strong winds.

Highest temperature yesterday at the Los Angeles Civic Center was 71 lowest, 53. Highest temperature expected today, 68, and locallv wind v. gay celebration in New Delhi's Hotel Imperial last night brought an unexpected dousing to Ar- gentina's Ambassador Oscar Tas- Pint Willlom VVit to the area. jof the group that found the FEATURES INDEX Ex-King Carol's Wife Injured in London Fall Princess Elena, wife of King Carol of Rumania, was injured yesterday in a tumble down a stairway in a London hotel. See Page 46, Part 1.

On Other Pages AMI'S KM ENTS. Part 4. ins in Texas Congress Race AMAR1LLO, May 6 W) Panhandle voters today elected (Texas' first Republican Congress-jman in' 21 years Ben H. Guill of If it hadn't been for Lassie hej might not have been found until! too late." I Weary and Hungry Tommy was tired, scared and hungry when found. But Heape believes that if he had spent two cheret; witnesses said As the celebration in the hotel tavern heightened, guests sporting souvenir berets and apache scarves blew merrily on shrill French police whistles.

None nights in the woods in near-freez- Tommy Keeps Mum MIDDLEGROUND WINNER IN DERBY; YOUR HOST 9TH CHURCHILL DOWNS, Louis- of a second off the Derby record ville. May 6 (JP) Middleground, set by Whirlaway in 1941. a chestnut racer from the fabu-i He rewarded R. J. Kleberg ing temperatures he would have; The boy was found in an area were louder than the Ambassa shown more ill effects.

which had been searched day But Mai. Thomas H. Lane, a and night, and that fact was cited and doused the Ambasador' head, then turned away: i Guests at adjoining' a 1 watched fascinated as the dripping Ambassador picked up the pitcher and hurled it at the tall man, hitting him in the back. Unhurt, the tall man retrieved the unbroken pitcher and threw it back at Tascheret, but he missed. Demand for Police Tascheret and his party stormed into the corridor demanding that the manager call the police.

An officer who arrived obtained statements from the table in several languages. These indicated there was perhaps more to the incident than the witnesses knew about. Included in j- Returns from all of the sid'S party' wh? bIew lon after other ART. Pose 4. Part 4.

merrymakers tired of the medical officer who examined the! as support for the kidnap theory. 1 AUCT10vs. Pases 20-22. Part 1. counties in the 18th Congres-jsional District gave Guill 2000 lad at the fort's Madigan Hospital.

iBut it tommy had neen kidnaped. lous King Ranch in Texas, came a-running in the stretch at Churchill Downs today to out- said there was "no evidence of officers who led the search be- i lusve his abductor would have whistles. They still were blowing when comedians appeared to start the floor show. Other guests glared and muttered. The comedians tried to carry on but could not be heard.

votes more than his nearest op-jponent, a woman who left a government job in Washington to irun. i Guill had 8118 votes to 6220 game everything that challenged THE WEATHER votes for Mrs. Altavene Clark of I owner of King Ranch, with and gladdened the hearts of the great Texas contingent in the crowd of close to 100,000. Hill Prince finished second, Mr. Trouble third and Sunglow fourth.

Middleground paid $17.80 for each $2 winning ticket. He paid S5.40 to place and 53.SJ for show. Hill Prince returned $3.80 and S3.20; Mr. Trouble, $3.60 to those who thought he might show. (See Sports Section, for Paul Lowry's account of the race.) Paste 23.

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-WOMEN. Part 3. the only woman! Bearded Man Objects among the 10 Democrats who! Then it happened like this, opposed Guill, Pampa business-; according to witnesses: disposed of the dog. At the hospital. Tommy would not talk of his adventure.

"He's pretty scared," said the medical officer. Tommy's elated father had said throughout the search that his son would be found alive and well "because Lassie is with him." His faith in the dog was not misplaced. him and in the 76th Kentucky Derby with something to spare. The son of Bold Venture royed himself a better colt than our Host, the California favorite; Hill Prince, the Virginia threat, and all the others of 13 rivals when the chips were down. He ran the classic mile and a quarter in 2:01 3-5, only one-fifth U.S.

Weather Bureau forecast: Mostly clear today and tomorrow except for patches of night and morning low-clouds. Locally windy with high of 68. Highest temperature vesrerday 71 lowest 53. mn- A tall bearded European (his mum innri wt.y ot ine total name was withheld by police) the report was the allegation that Tascheret poured liquor from a glass on the tall man'3 head while the latter was dancing, "just as a joke." No arrests were made. approached Tascheret's table and voie was in.

mis clearly gave Guill victory in the "sudden death" special election. spoke quietly Xo the Ambassador. The Ambassador blew a whistle.