The Huntsville Times from Huntsville, Alabama • 11

Page 11 THE HUNTSVILLE TIMES Mar. 30, 1950 Acheson Argues For 'Point Four' Slosh In $45,000,000 Asked For Asia Said Bar On Checking Reds sist communism. The Administration, seeking to fit the Point Four program int the framev ork of anti-Communist policy. has asked Congress for $45,000,000 to get the ball roll- ng. This is the program which President Truman outlined as the1 I fourth point in his inaugural address in January.

1949, as one means of strengthening the free WASHINGTON, March 30 (IP) world. It is designed to bring Secretary of State Acheson told American investments and know-Congress today that any cut in thc underdeveloped areas neglect of duty, and through court yesterday inspected key negligence suffering a vessel of points aboard the Missouri after Continued From Page One LSd'wiS SmV'du'y prevents his attaining flag rank. and cuiPable inefficiency in the scnpt of the prevlous daJ pro The 47-year old officer, who performance of duty. ceedings. was relieved as commanding of- The trial of Morris began Mon- Millett, who was slated to stand ficer of the Missouri shortly after da'.

and has proceeded through trial Monday simultaneously with the vessel was refloated Feb. 1, three days of wrangling over Morris, has had his case post-had told a naval court of Inquiry le6a technicalities. Only three of poned each day in order to pre-which investigated the grounding more than 40 scheduled witnesses pare jjis defense. The trial now that I and I alone bear the sole have been heard. scheduled to get under way to- responsibility for the acident.

Members of the seven-man morrow. Brown had become skipper of jthe nation's only active battleship last December. The Missouri was the first capital ship he had commanded and the first ship of any type he had skippered since 1943. The charges against Brown were drawn by Rear Adm. Allan E.

Smith, who had convened the court of inquiry and who ordered Brown and two other officers of the Missouri to stand trial by general courts martial. Smith is commander of the Atlantic fleet cruiser force. The other court martial defendants are commander John R. Millett, the Big Mos former operations officer, and Lieut. Cmdr.

Frank G. Morris, former navigator. Millett is charged with where communism might find asked for President i S45.000.000 Truman's Point Four" program would have unfortunate results on efforts to check communism as Asia. toe-hold Thus far, Congress has shown no great enthusiasm for the program. But Acheson wants the lawmakers to swing into action.

It is It would undoubtedly be inter- reported that he would like to have I preted by the peoples of the free the program as a talking point countries of Asia, the Middle East when he attends the Big Three ind other underdeveloped areas foreign ministers meeting in Lon--s indicating a lack of interest in don early in May. a program upon which they have been putting very great hopes," he said. Acheson went before the Senate Foreign Relations committee argue for the proposed program of UUilll UI1 A rial American technical aid to raise I TRIPLETS GRADUATED TOGETHER IN NURSING SCHOOL The Hendon sisters, pretty identical triplets from Arley, pose in caps and gowns at their graduation from the Nursing School of the Georgia Baptist hospital in Atlanta, Ga. They're 20. Left to right: Juanita, Olita and Lageifa.

(AP Photo). 1 rr Chilton County Cases For Alleged Misusing Of Funds Are Speeded PUT ANOTHER NICKEL IN persons were indicted after state remember hether the name was examiners charged $237,000 in! on the warrant when he signed it funds were missing over or not. He said he sometimes pul a two-year period. his signatue on warrants after Before Littlefield was found ihy had been delivered and turn-guilty late yesterday, previous ed over ,0 a banl production methods and living: standards in backward areas of the world. The plan got the name Point Four from President Tru- tan's listing of it in his inaugural address last year.

The Senate group is considering CLANTON, March 30 (), juries had convicted Mrs. Delene1 The defense argued that the in- the proposal at a time when Ache- With three defendants already yyatt 0f forgery and former dictment wouldnt hold up unless son is reported to be trying to draw Great Britain and France into a united front against the spread of communism- in Asia. Acheson the senators that yv, nuocucsiun, manion on nucu uuuuiciuu, I. the $45,000,000 figure is a careful and gasoline distributor, went to sumed this morning, rival attor-j Circuit Solicitor Winston estimate of what is needed for the trial yesterday even before an- neys got tied up in a long argu- dieston (no relation to the de- jj 12 months, beginning July 1. He other jury convicted a sawmill ment over a technicality in the fendant) and Assistant Attorney RELIABLE STORES GREAT NICKEL SALE! I HI 1 1 1 1 1 1.M I M-.

I tid any cut would seriously operator, D. C. Littlefield, of ob- indictment. Circuit Judge Handicap the undertaking of taining money under false pre- Melton ruled in favor ot the state, specific activities which can be ef-1 tenses. Defense lawyers R.

T. Milner fectively organized during the Huddleston faced a jury on an and R. S. Milner of Wetumpka coming year. I indictment charging second de- said the indictment alleged that He and roving ambassador gree forgery, one of 12 indictments Huddleston forged the name of Philip Jessup gave the Senate returned against him by a grand another man to a S293 county war- jury.

rant after it had been signed by Littlefield was the third defend-; W. M. Polk, county treasurer at They were said to have urged in- ant convicted in three trials. He the time (1948). creased aid to help that area re- and Huddleston and eight other Polk had testified he couldnT NoMoneyDown! General Bernard Sykes, insisted, however, there was a presumption that Polk had signed the war rant before it was delivered, since that was the custom.

Judge Melton, ruling with the state, permitted Polk to testify that it was only on rkre occasions, when he was ill or out of town, that warrants went through without him signing them first. Under cross examination, Polk jalso testified Huddlestons character and reputation for honesty were good. The state accused the gray-haired lumberman of forging the name of a neighbor to a county warrant for $83.72. He denied the charge. Circuit Judge Oakley W.

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