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DAILY NEWS FOREIBN SERVier VOL. CLXII 20 SUNDAY ccccc OAKUND, CALIFORNIA, SUNDAY, JUNE 19, 1955 0t DAILY NO. 170 LAST. 3 Turncoat Bridges' Trial I as School Shop Again World Capita Swept by Red Set Yanks to Quit As Troops Rule Argentina as Revolt Dies Priests Freed From Jail, Gatherings in Buenos Aires Barred U.N Returns of Birth to City Tomorrow Red China A spectacular but brief four- alarm blaze last night caused some $35,000 in damage to a wood shop at Elmhurst Junior High School, 1800 98th Ave. 2 Belgians Also Will leave; 2 of 5 Shun Homelands Ike to Arrive Tonight; Plane Closely Guarded Longshore Union Chiff's Citizenship Again at Stake MIKE ABRAMSON Molotov and Aides Arrive For Session Chiefs Still Seek Path to Total Peace The fire attracted a crowd of TOKYO, June 18.

(JD Red mere than 1,000 persons as it sent flames shooting some 40 feet in the air. Thirteen police BUENOS AIRES, Argentina, June 18 Of) President Juan D. China announced today five for Longshore leader Harry mer U.N. soldiers who chose to Peron tut the army in full Bridged goes on trial for his men under Sgt. I.yle Dennison handled the crowd and the re- remain in red China after the AmericVn citizenship again to President Eisenhower is scheduled to arrive at San Francisco International Airport at 10 p.m.

and go directly to the Presidential suite at the St. Francis Hotel. His plane, presumably the Columbine, will land at the By BILL STOKES Tribune Staff Writtr command of the Argentine na tion today. It clamped down i Korean war have been given morrow 'in San Francisco Fed By JACK RYAN Tribune Staff Writer Soviet Foreign Minister rr i ting of traffic. 60 FIREMEN RESPOND eral Court.

San Francisco becomes the permission to leave the country but that only two had asked to M. Molotov arrived in Oakland The Government's fourth ef tight control of the people under a state of siege in the wake of Thursday's bloody capital of the world tomorrow1! Sixteen pieces of equipment yesterday on a note of amity go home. 'Coast Guard hangar in an air manned by 60 firemen responded fort in 16 years to denaturalize and deport the ILWU chieftain instead of enmity. for the second time! a decade as the United Nation returns io the city of its birthko celebrate I nose who wanted to go naval-air revolt to the fourth alarm oh the fire home, a Peiping radio broadcast mayor's U.N. citizens committee at 11:30 a.m.

tomorrow before leaving the hotel at its Post St. entrance to drive to the Opera House for his 3 p.m. address. Riding in an open car if the weather permits, Eisenhower will travel via Post Van Ness Hayes St. and Franklin St.

The President wll return to the St. Francis after his speech and remain there until 9 p.m., when he will be driven to the airport for the return flight to Washington. Eisenhower will be the last important personage to arrive for the opening of the UN. conference. But the short, stocky diplo is a civil action charging Bridges at 8:01 p.m.

The first alarm was At the same time authorities of the Roman Catholic Church mat followed the time-tested said, included two of three Americans permitted to leave. with fraudulently obtaining citi 10th birthday. 1 turned in 19 minutes before that practice of all Soviet official from which PerofKhas been zenship in 1945 by lying about Top statesmen of the free and There was no nint when the by John Janiak, 13, of 9904 Wal dom and stepped hurriedly from the train to a black limousine, communist affiliations. xcommunicated announced that all priests arrested in the communist worlds still are five would be released. nut a boy dealer for The The denaturalization suit was port area barred to the public.

Escorted by Secret Service and FBI agents, highway patrolmen, San Mateo County sheriff's officers and 30 San Francisco motorcycle policemen, the President will travel into San Francisco over a route which has not been annouhced. He will greet Gov. Goodwin J. Knight, Mayor Elmer E. Robinson and members of the flock ine into San Fl heavily guarded by MVD agents.

Irancisco in The broadcast said the 17 seven-month church-state corNJTribune, who was playing base filed May 25, 1949, simul Appearing astonished by the unprecedented numbers for flict have been freed from jaiLj taneously with criminal charges other former American soldiers who chose life in red China ball with friends' in the school throng awaiting his arrival he week ol historic meetings that against Bridges, but was stayed yard. seemed to relax in the security (The Radio Farroupuha aft Porto Aleere in Brazil said Sat indefinitely to give precedence could leave too if they wished, NAMES GIVEN could provide a turning point itt the 10-year-old cold! War. 'III! Young Janiak said that he to the perjury-conspiracy action of the big sedan wedged beside Georgi Zarubin, Soviet Ambassador to the U.S. and A. A.

So- urday afternoon that the Argentine army minister, Gen, President Eisenhower, carry heard windows popping out of the building from the heat of rhese are the five Peiping After five months of trial Bridges' and two union aides said had been given permission bolev, their ambassador to; the the fire. He ran to Warner Ave. were convicted and Bridges sen tq leave: ing the banner of thle ffee world arrives He is expected to make a major pronouncement on the West's stand on ureent U.N. and voiced these two Sen and Birch St. nearby and turned tenced to five years imprison pi.

Lewis W. Griggs, Jack tences: ment only to have the decision sotiville, Texas. in an alarm. STARTS IN SHOP Thank you for the wel world issues when hp opens the reversed when the U.S. Supreme pi.

Otho G. Bell, Olympia, come you have given the Soviet commemorative meeting with delegation on us arrival, i wisn Court on June 15, 1953, ruled that the statute of limitations Battalion Chief J. K. Tinsley said that the fire apparently an address at 3 p.m. tomorrow- pi.

William Cowart, Dalton, 'Festival of Faith' Sets Peace Note By BILL ROSE Tribune Church Editor Today could be a turning point in man's ageless ques Army Seizure Hinted MONTEVIDEO, Uruguay, June 18 UP) The conservative afternoon newspaper El Diario of Montevideo surmised editorially today that the army by itself may have assumed control of Argentina and command over the country. Soviet Foreign Minister Vva- to express our cordial greetings to the people of San Francisco, had expired before the indict started in a wood shop incinera chaslev Molotov, noivf, as in 1945j ment was returned. Roger Devriendt, Westvlaan- tor. He placed the damage at the city where the United Na deren, Belgium. $35,000.

THERE'LL BE NO JURY tions was born." Louis Verdyck, Antwerp, Bel TV, RADIO FOR MM. LONGEST COMMENT i The blaze charred one wood shop and another next to it was Unlike the criminal case which was heard by a jury, to gium. It was the longest public morrow's court action will be Griggs, Bell and Devriendt, the' broadcast said, asked to go President Eisenhower's U.N. address will be carried by all Bay Area TV stations and bv of world peace. comment he has made since he heard only by a judge whose severely damaged by water.

Wire mesh shop win dows hampered firemen attempt debarked in New York I last to the United States. Cowart Franklin Lucero had taken over The unprecedented Festival- of Faith, fanning this flame of hope, is set for 3:30 p.m. today in the San Fran name, according to Federal Monday. tasked, to go to Japan and Ver effective control of the Argen Couft practice, will not be re ing to reach the, flames. Two KLX, KNBC, KCBS, KGO and KFRC at 3 ml tomor row, with rebrosdeast bv But whether the 500 spec dyck to Laos.

cisco Cow Palace. More than 16,000 people of six of the vealed until the last minute. tators who gathered at the 1 major faiths will pack the (In Washington, Government And also unlike the crimina i KFRC at 7:30 p.mJ knd KCBS southern Pacific Mole to see tine government and had started negotiations with navy forces to avoid civil war and bloodshed. The station said its information came from Damorite vast arena to pray for peace and offer resolutions of faith Molotov did so out of a spirit at 8 p.m. Freed Yank trial, the government's case, has been bared in its entirety for study by the Bridges defense Today's broadcap of welcome or curiosity was include: officials said a decision on admitting Devriendt to the United States would be made when and if he files an application for an in the United Nations.

open to speculation. It was cer Lodge on Taborda, exiled former deputy other shops in the area were not damaged. An Oakland police ambulance stood by at the height of the blaze but there were no injuries. Although Fire Marshal James J. Sweeney Jr.

discounted arson, the school has been the scene of many recent arson attempts. Twice in the last eight months battery. Secretary of State John Foster tain, however, that not all Henry Cabot "Meet the Press," and KNBC, 3 p.m Flying Here to KRON-TV entry permit. They added that Dulles will speak on "Moral On tap are 10 witnesses and them were, there out of Tespect. in the Argentine congress, who claimed to have radio contact Foundations for the United Na the testimony from a previous For just outside the portals John Foster Dulles at "Fes.

several factors would have to be taken into consideration in tions." trial of a woman now dead who with rebels still in Argentina.) JAILED MAT 21 of the station about 100- persons, bearing placards reading "Free tival of i jKQED-TV, 3:15 p.m.; KROtf-TV, 3.33 cluding whether he asked for are expected to outline Bridges Led by the Most Rev. John alleged communist activities and political asylum or sought admission under the Belgian im p.m. and KFRC, 4 p.m. the Baltics, were passing out ii a i Mitty, Archbishop of San Fran alone, vandals have attempted the nature of the party itself. meruiure aeiiniieiy unirienaiy For additional UN.

broad- Among the priests freed, church information said, was the Rev. Lujan Rafael Fontanella, Cisco, thousands of Crtholics in to let the school afire. to Molotov and the Soviet Union. The dead woman is the late casts, see radio-television sec migration quota. Also a factor, they said, would be his choice of 4 this area and across the nation will attend special Masses in Pictures on Page 12 GREETINGS CUT SHORT Mrs.

Irene Harris, a witness in tion, page 4-B. communism at the end of the who was arrested May 21 on a charge of printing and distrib the 1950 criminal trial who their respective churches today The public reception for Mblo Korean war.) Thank N. Capt. Harold E. Fischer one of four.

U.S. jet pilots released recently by the' Chinese reds, is flying here tomorrow from Iowa City, Iowa, to give his personal thanks to the men who negotiated his freedom. Friends in San Francisco said that the young flier will give his thanks at a meeting Tuesday to Dag Hammar-skjold, United Nations secretary-general, and Henry Cabot placed Bridges at a communist to pray for peace. uting anti-Peron pamphlets. tov and the Soviet delegation Four Navy.

Jet The five were not present at meeting, whose testimony at lasted less than five minutes 42,000 TO PRAY the big question mark in world peace, arrived in Oikland yesterday and went immediately to Police had considered Father a gathering of all other former that time will be read into the Not even long enough for U.N Fontanella and his two assist The 42.000 members of the U.N. soldiers at which the Pei record. dignitaries who had been wait 135 Missouri Synod Lutheran Planes Crash, ping government's decision was ing for more than an hour to the palatial Hillsborlough man! sion he will use as has headquar4 ters. iS EX-RED WITNESSES Churches in California and Ne ants at the Churchi of the Miraculous Medallion their key prisoners in a nationwide cam offer their prepared greetings, announced. INVITED, REDS SAY vada have been asked by their Three other 1950 witnesses At a signal the motorcycle-led Surprisingly affabhe in New I- One Missing president, the Rev.

Arthur Nitz paign to wipe out underground against Bridges also will be cortege started up, with the York and on his crbss-countr Asked by a correspondent of San Francisco, to join in this called, according to Chief Asst. Molotov car in the lead, and the distribution of church ntera ture. train trip, the bespectacled Rus4 why the five were not at the quest for peace through prayer Lodge, U.S. ambassador to DENVER, June 18. UCi The U.S.

Atfy. Lynn H. Gillard. They 17-car caravan zipped out sian. nevertheless, has not vet meeting, Peiping quoted a Chi today.

i the U.N. are John Schomaker of Memo the mole through the Oakland Forty-fourth Air Rescue Squadron at Lowry Air Force Base nese aea cross spokesman as Today is but the beginning of Park, Mervyn Rathbome of given any firm indication thai Russia has anything hew to out The two assistants, the RevV Olivio Martina and the Rev. Ignacio Riasol were believed al Army base and across the bridge saying they had been invited Half Moon Bay and Lewis said, four of five Navy Jet F9F the prayer tidal wave. Almost overnight, hundreds of people but had not come. on the international bargaining on the trucK decs in seven minutes.

I Michener of Long Beach, all Eastern Ship fighters crashed late today in a series of thunderstorms ranging Die. ready to have been given their provisional release pending in the Bay Area have been lhey were free to come or former communists who claimed In San Francisco, the siren If there actually is anything Bridges was also a party mem from Kansas to Colorado. trial. drawn together to share in the common task of making this new in the Russian! rnew lookH not," he said. "But reporters can interview them at their hotel if they wish and if the ber.

screaming cycles led the caravan up the Bayshore Highway to Hillsborough to the 12-room A spokesman said the fifth It was not known how many o' friendliness. MoSotov will hour of power endure. Three former communists also Strike Ends plane in the flight from Hensley rriests were freed. Eighty-five have an opportunity diiolav Tomorrow and every day dur men are willing." wil) be called to testify on the white stuccp, man have been arrested since last Field at Dallas was missing. ing the United Nations meet nature of the party itself, a fact November, but most have been me broadcast did no say whether such an interview! was He said the pilot of the other groups -from the world's reli sion the Russians are renting for $4,000.

for one week. which the government must es NEW YORK, June 18. (JP A gions will move to an altar four planes all were reported attempted. 1 it personally sometime tomorrow when he-sits down with the foreign 1 ministers oif the other: Big Four nations Secretary of State John Fb ter DullesJ England's Harold PI Macmillanj tablish to show that Bridges, as SECRECY CLAMPS DOWN turned loose after brief deten tion. TWO ARRESTED safe.

Scottish Rite Auditorium. 1290 three-day strike which tied up many passenger and cargo ships a communist and a believer in Sutter St, San Francisco, When they arrived the typical There was no mention ii the broadcast of -11 American fliers captured late in the Korea! war The Navy planes, all single- violent overthrow of the gov on the Eastern and Gulf Coast pray for peace and the success Two priests I were arrested place jets, were on a training ernment, was in a class of per ports ended today with new con and France's Antoihe 1 Pinay. of the United Nations delibera Russian, lid of secrecy was quickly clamped down. A dozen MVD agents took stations at) the today and police explained that flight from the Texas base to sons not entitled to citizenship. tracts between seamen's unions WILL ARRIVE TODAY when their B29 bombers was shot down.

Four jet pilot also captured late in the war vere Buckley Naval Air Station here. They are Frank Meyer of Wood tions. PRAYERS SCHEDULED and employers. priests and nuns had been asked to go to police stations for "pro Dulles, Macmillari and Pinay The air-rescue spokesman said front and rear entrance and around the grounds. stock, N.Y.; Nat Honig of Los The unions are the CIO Ma tection against communist ele the first plane crashed on A schedule has been arranged Angeles and John Lautner of released last month and notjf are home.

It was recalled herefthey all are due in' San Francisco this afternoon, following two days One of the cold-eyed guards at highway near Ness City, Kan by a coordinating committee so Washington, D.C. rine Engineers Beneficial and CIO American Radio Association, which came to terms roents and had then been transferred to private homes for A second was battered to earth, that each hour between 10 a.m oi strategy taiKs in wew.Yorit. the front gate smoked American cigaretes as a handful of curly OTHERS TO BE CALLED reached the border at pong Kong only a few hours gifter Peiping radio said they ould safety. They presumably1 will meet out of control, near Weskan and 3 p.m. there will be some with shipping firms early today Others to be called, Gillard haired moppets, from nearby with Molotov tomorrow night-r Kan.

A third crash landed at group kneeling in prayer. Surrounded by his three and the CIO National Maritime homes, stared at him. says, are Capt. David L. Saun be released.

after President Eisenhower, Canon Lewis Gottschall of St Victoria, and the fourth Urion. armed forces chiefs, Peron today set up his headquarters in the Also charged with the security ders of San Francisco, a ship' his speech opening the Peter's Episcopal Church, Oak crashed at uonny Keservoir in The Far East Commandnere had no information other mhan I he latter had signed a new officer and former communist of the Russian party while they southeast Colorado. land, will lead the prayer serv Army Ministry. contract yesterday. who was a witness in the Los sary meeting, establishes the ii sues and the free world's pos; tion.

1 1 '3 The 44th did not identify the Mem oers ol all three unions Continued Page 11, Qpl. 1 ice between 11 a.m. and noon to. morrow and Dr. Arnold Cromp Angeles Smith Act trials; Bruce The army smashed the ill-fated naval-air gamble on armed pilots involved.

are Hillsborough the Hillsborough police stood beside the MVD men and scanned the curious who strolled past. were ordered back to work im Hannon of Reno, a former ILWU ton of the First Unitarian It said a squadron plane has mediately, freeing several big revolt which cost 360 dead and official; Harry Hook of Redding, Church, Oakland, has been se nearly 1,000 wounded. Today it one-time San Francisco machin passenger liners for quick sail ings. lected for the same hour on been sent to establish an advance base to conduct search operations for the missing plane at Garden City, Kan. The President already has set the keynote for th week of meetings.

In a message to U.N. Secretary General Dag Ham-marskjold he voiced! the hope that the coming 10 jyears will make the U.N. Manj ijifcreasinglir Thursday. Wages were not at issue in the took charge of all security Continued Page Col. 1 ists union official, and Charles Pfeiffer of Los Angeles, former ILWU official and communist Hillsborough has been warned, however, their new neighbors weren't courting friendly Visits.

For prominently displayed on the spacious lawns are signs Key System Wage Talks At Standstill union negotiations. The talks concerned various pension and welfare benefits, in which the The enthusiasm for these moments of prayer stems from the conviction that those who pray together stay together and party member. reading: Defense attorneys have pre i seamen won increases except in potent force for HISTORICAL RECORD sented Gillard with a list of 35 "Notice: Private Property. No that dreams of peace can be come a reality rather than Negotiations between the SCey the case of heir demand for vacation periods doubling their present 30 days. Continued Page 2, CoL Continued Page 14, CoL nightmare of strife.

System and the AFL Carman's Sunday Tribune Index Today's Tribune has 12 sections, induing three News and one Sports (A); Knave (C); Society (S); Entertainment-Arts (B); Magazine Features (M); two Color Comics and Parade Magazine. Below is a quick guide to your favorite features: Pointing up the jiignificanct with which the meeting is regarded by the 69 member nations is the fact that, by tomor NEW VISTAS OPEN union are more or less ugaa lacked right now," Vem Stem Auto Crashes Claim 8 The "Festival of Faith" taking Unknown Muni bauEh. union president, saidyast row morning, the lairjgest num place right before our eyes, can be the doorway to new vistas O-- rjj ber of foreign ministers ever to assemble in any-one city at any one time will be in San Fran "For the last couple of fjtys Lives in No. California we have made aDsoiuteiyM no The program of the "Festiva Pro TieS'Hogan For Open Title cisco, i of Faith" will open with a pro 1 headway, Stambaugh "The company has offered .11 Ax'irM i ministers In cessional. A Brass Choir of units Eight persons, including aibchuler Richards, 19, of S3 van fid.

Vry fng with little on anything. Ripper Lane, Orinda, and Greg Lafayette teen-ager a Continued 14, CoL 1 Continued Page 14, Col. 1 1 He said the union negoti Jack Fleck, an unheralded 5-year-old Alameda girl, have Husar of 14 Terry Lane, Orijnda, committee will meet again died in Northern California in municipal course pro from Da were thrown out as the-train company representives to: jr- venport, Iowa, birdied the 18th carried the car along the street. WIN UP TO YOU MAY the past 48 hours as a result of traffic accidents. row at 10 a.m.

and on Tuei hole at Lakeshore Country Club Helen Young, 5, daughter of Ship will report to the member; Sgt. and Mrs. Russell Young of Along Auto Row 8 and 11-M Art and Artists 2-R Dr. Alvarez 27 -A Aunt Elsie to 8-C Books and Anthers, -t and 9-B Camera Clique Church News 62, 63-A Classified Ads 34 to 52-A Close to Home 2-M Confident Living 2-M Contract Bridge 7-B Crossword Puzzle 7-B Editorial Page Fashions Fraternal News 10-M Games and Recreation Geraldine Hollywood Beauty 8-S Home and Gardens .2 to 7-M The youth, Harold F. John in sessions at 10 a.m., 3 p.m.

and ston, lost his life when the car 8 p.m. Mixing Bowl 10-S Motor Journey 10-M Music and Dance 2-B News Front Pattern Pets 2-C P-TA and Clubs 7 to 12-S Radio 4-B Riesel 20-A Scouting and Teens 4-C Schools 2-C Shepherd 2-M 1 to 6-S Sports A 53 to 59-A Stage and Screen 1 and 3-B Suburban News, .30, 31, 32-A Stamps 7-B Television Thomas Travel-Vacations ..8 and 9-M Vital Statistics Tow 1-M 1617 Ninth Alameda, died last night at Alameda Hospital from injuries' suffered when she in San Francisco to force a playoff today for the U.S. Open Golf Championship. Fleck's birdie gave him a final round of 67 to put him into in which he and two friends The report sessions for uftion were riding was dragged 100 members- will be staggere bo was struck by an automobile at as not to mieriere wnn lyes- a tie with Ben Hogan with, a CASH FOR CROSSWORDS the intersection of Lincoln and Ninth St. Thomas Leonard, day work runs, Stambfagh feet by a San Francisco-bound Key System train early today.

Johnston, 16, of 3616 Moss-wood Drive, Lafayette, was four-round total of 287. Hogan said. 1 51, of 1701 Central Ala started the afternoon round with The contract, extended three meda, told police the child rode times since it expired Mail 31, New double dividend rules and puzzle on page 26 a three-stroke bulge and his par 70 for the final 18 holes seemed in front of his car on a bicycle, pinned in a car involved in a collision at 28th and Poplar Streets with a Key train being Melvin F. Leighton, of to assure him of his fifth cham pionship. Proberta, Tehama County, was Is That So! Knave Letter From Home 1-M is now' due to expire at midnight Monday.

The carmen have been asking for a 1 20-cent hourly wage increase. operated by Edmon Estacaille. TODAY'S TRIBUNE The youth's two companions, Additional details in Sports. Continued Page 11, CoL 7 LEADING OAKLAND STORES ARE OPEN MONDAY NIGHTS UNTIL 9 1 1 i 11 ri i -i n'-ii 1 1 ri ii-i i 1 1 a ri i -i i 1 i i fi r. r-.