Story Of Red Espionage
In Secret Radar Labs
Revealed By Atom Spy
CHICAGO, UP) — The Chicago
Tribune said Saturday convicted
atom spy David Greenglass has
revealed to Senate investigators
“the story” of Red espionage in
secret radar laboratories of the
Army Signal Corps at Ft. Mon
mouth, N.J.
Greenglass, whose testimony
helped send Julius Rosenberg to
the electric chair, was questioned
•by investigators for Sen. McCar
thy, head of the Senate Permanent
Investigations Subcommittee, at
his cell at the Lewisburg, Pa.,
federal penitentiary where he is
serving a 15-year sentence.
In a dispatch from New York
by Willard Edwards, the Tribune
said Greenglass swore that he
knew Russian agents pilfered data
dealing with the latest electronic
weapons.
Until the atomic era, uranium
was merely a by-product of ra
dium and vanadium mines, useful
for coloring glass, pottery and
artificial teeth.
Reds Violated No Pact In
Shipping Combat Planes,
Neutral Nations Say
PANMUNJOM, Iff)— A neutral
nations inspection team said Sat
urday it found “no evidence what
soever” that the Communists had
violated the armistice agreement
by shipping crated combat planes
from Manchuria to a North Korea
airbase at Iuju.
The report was signed by Czech,
Swiss and Swedish members of
Nations Supervisory Commission
the team which the Neutral
sent to Uiju to make an investi
gation.
$50,000 Initial Allocation
To Aid Alaska Fishermen
WASHINGTON, (ff)— President
Eisenhower Saturday made an in
itial allocation of $50,000 from the
government’s emergency funds to
assist families in Alaska facing a
lean winter because of a poor
fishing season.
The President so notified Gov.
Frank Heintzleman of Alaska in
a telegram. The governor is now
in this city.
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U.S.-Led Sabotage Units
Wrecked, Say E. Germans
BERLIN, Lfl—The East German
Communist government claimed
Saturday that large espionage,
sabotage and terror groups oper
ating under U.S. guidance in the
Soviet zone have been wrecked
within the last few days.
Arrests were made in East Ber
lin, at Halle, , Cottbus, Potsdam
and some other places, the minis
try of the interior said in a com
munique. It claimed also that ra
dio transmitters of American ori
gin, weapons and “secret instruc
tions” have been confiscated.
Ridgway Leaves For U.S.
After Far East Inspection
TOKYO, UP) — Gen. Matthew
Ridgway, U.S. Army chief of staff,
left for the United States Saturday
after inspecting military facilities
in the Far East.
Ridgway’s route was not dis
closed, but last week the Army
said in Washington he would stop
in Alaska to inspect Army instal
I lations.
The former 8th Army and U.N.
commander here arrived from the
United States last Tuesday and
spent two days touring Korea.
NIXON TELLS VIETNAMESE |
FIRST ENEMY IS COMMUNISM!
DALAT, Indochina, l/B — U.S.
Vice President Richard Nixon
told Vietnamese chief of state Bao
Dai and his cabinet ministers Sun
day night that to remain free “It
is first necessary to defeat the
representatives of Communist im
perialism on your soil” with the
help of foreign allies.
Nixon made his statement dur
ing a formal dinner given him by
the foreign minister at the im
perial capital, here, in mountain
ous tiger and elephant country,
200 miles northwest of Saigon.
Ambassador Dean Says Reds
Turning Out Propaganda Instead
Of Negotiating Peace Conference
PANMUNJOM, OR Stung by
failure to even get started on
planning the Korean peace con
ference, U.S. Ambassador Arthur
Dean said after today’s session
with the Communists that they
are “turning out propaganda” in
stead of negotiating.
The talks have been stymied
from their start a week ago by
Red i nsistence on talking first
about who will attend the full
scale conference.
EMPLOYE WITH SAME
NAME AS RED SUSPECT
REINSTATED IN JOB
NEW YORK, UP>—A civilian em
ploye at Fort Monmouth, NJ.,
suspended for security reasons,
was reinstated Friday when it was
learned Senate probers had mis
taken him for another man with
an identical name who is a sus
pected Red.
Roy M. Cohn, chief counsel for
the Senate Permanent Investiga
tions Subcommittee, announced
the reinstatement of the man after
taking testimony in closing hear
ings. Cohn said the witnesses in
cluded the suspended man; none
were identified by name.
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