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Parents Blamed For Epidemic Of Drug Addiction
Washington, June 17..
Harry
The Narcotics Commissioner, Anslinger, said today that parents must bear a heavy share of the blame for the current epidemic of youthful drug addiction, but promised to wipe out narcotics peddling if the "Congress will give us the tools."
In an interview with the United Press, Mr Anslinger said the wave of teen-age addiction has hit nine cities: New York, Philadelphia, Detroit, Chicago, St. Louis, New Orleans, San Francisco, Washington and Baltimore.
So far no edchiettori has been Me Anslinger said that talks detected among high school with many young addiets have children except in New York evinced him that inpdequate where u special investigation parental control, lack of moral last week sprend before the and ethical values in the home public a tragic story of the and total disregard for human personni re- corruption of young boys and personality
root girls by the use of dope. He sponsibility are the
youthful drug habits. He said, added, "But it may spread."
MrIt is all traceable in bad asso-
elations. Parents should
To combat the menace, Ansiinger
Con- urged early
Warn
gressional action on a pending their children. Such education
is the duty of the home."
The present
with
bin to impose denstle new penalties in dope peddles
epidemic began Strong support for such Aabout two years. ago but his measure came today from unde.sized force could do klie Democratie Senator Estes to break up drug traffic under Kefnuver, former chairman of the present laws which perralt
off 10 get Crime Cinusitiei, | peddlers the Senate
sentences or gaol suspended in a radio interview,
terms of as little as 16 months.. Drug traffic must be hit "on all fronts" from sources abroad to smugglers who bring it into the country to peddlers to sell it.
Com- He sharply criticised munist Chinu and Russin for permitting huge quantitie
be exported from opin to Red Chino, United Press.
TERRIBLE MENACE Calling the youthful drug Wave
terrible and
awful mennee, he said there must be heavier sentences for narcoties law, violators and the Federal
be Bureau should Narcoties strengthened. He added, "Parents should tell their children the truth about what happens when they become narcotics addicts."
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The Guards March Past CHINESE WITHDRAWAL IN
Princess Elizabeth
Thousands
Deported By Reds
Budapest, June 17. Conservative estimates today suggested that well over 10,000 people had been deported from Buda- pest as "undesirables."
nol
Private Fources said that fea was mounting among various because classes in the capital the deportation lately had been confined to the aristocrats. former army and police officers, politicians
and businessmen
mentioned in the
announcement,
Bril public
The Hungarian Government yesterday admited the removal of 924 "undesirables" and their from the families
capital between May 21 and June 15.
But private estimates suld to- tay that about 4,000 families had been served with written notices ordering them forced residence in the country urcas, of the northeast and southeast of the country.
are
to ch~
It was learned that they are being billeted in peasant homes, within a tree to move ilmited area and are allowed to work in the fields or on callec- tive farms.
For the last four weeks an average of 300 writs have been served each Monday, Wednes- day and Friday ordering people to be ready for transportation ta
village billets within 24 hours.
An editorial in the Szabada the Hungarian Nep. organ of Workers (Communist)) Party, suid today: The removal of the reactionary lifth column from "capital"was-"just-and
cessary
Szabada Nep sald
that the
list published yesterday in- cluded many people who lived comfortably in their elegant mansions and intrigued against
Democracy," People's
the Reuter.
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Education Experts To Meet
Leading
this
Soviet View Of
In Paris
Deadlock
Paris, June 17.
Moscow, June 17. educationalists from Pravda's foreign correspon-
nationa, including India and Nationalist China.
experts,
NORTHERN KOREA COMES TO HALT Communist Bombers Carry Out Hit-And-Run Raids
Tokyo, June 18.
Chinese forces bobbed back into the "iron triangle" area of North Korea in increasing numbers on Sunday while a single Communist plane made a bold bombing run deep behind Allied lines before dawn today (Monday).
A new air battle. raged for 20 minutes high over Sinuiju in extreme Northwest Korea late on Sunday. Twenty U.S. Subre jets tangled with 25 Red MIGs and shot down one. Six other MIGS were damaged, according to preliminary reports. No Sabre jets were lost or damaged.
A lone, propeller- driven plane dropped four bombs into the tidal basin northwest of Inchon, port for Seoul, at 2.00 a.m. today, then headed northwest over the Yellow Sea.
of the
were
Suwon, Allied alr base 25 peared to be setting up defence
in de lance positions miles south of Seoul, was Bilstering air attacks. lightly bombed by similar! Allied patrols ranging the hit-and-run planes on Thurs-centre of the triangle
Bred on from three sides and day and Sunday.
Eighth Army officers said the forced to withdenw. For seversi days, scouts had roamed the clion rak caused no damage.
same arca without finding any Two other unidentified jets will swept-back wings, like the Reds.
Just to the cast in the rugged Russian-built MIGs, appeared
mountains a few miles south of behind Allied lines on Sunday the road hub of Kumsong, 12
for the first time in the war.
northeast of Kumirwa,
Soviet-made
Twice they circled a command res
miles south post, 30
of the Communist opposition and petl- eastern front, then left without vity were reported.
25 More than making an
attack. These developments suggested jet fighters made one of their The Reds may be preparing te most aggressive forays of the North Korea at the throw air power into the warwar inlo
the first me,
ecat of one shot down and six
In force for the Red MIGs darnaged. All the 20 American!
Pilots
River Floods Tragedy
Dibrugarh, Assam,
June 17.
the
Twenty-five -people were drowned when thele boate capsized as the result of floods
River Brahmaputra last week, reports here said today.
Flood waters Rubalding but at least Reven villages near here Are wasik submerged.. Reuter,
Are
Dr. Adenauer
Winding Up Italian Visit
FINAL TALKS IN
ROME..
Rome, June 17.
encountered near Sinulju were Sabre Jets which tangled with more aggressive than in any the MIGR over northwest Korea
returned safely to their base. previous encounter in the war.
U.S. B-20s and supporting Pilots of the F-86 Sabre jets Communist Thunderjets struck heavily
that the at reported
airmen were more aggressive Communist airfields in Korea on
than any encountered so far Sunday. They poured 179 tons
Noverthe of bombs on two runways at the Korean Pyongyang. Korean Red capital, les, a 20-minute battle ended frash strength for the last and hit the Sariwon fleld, 30 with the Reds fleeing back
war,
The West German Chan- cellor, Dr Konrad Adenauer, today enjoyed the Roman countryside and gathered
miles south of Pyongyang.
across the Yalu River to the day of his State visit to-
The morrow. On the ground, fleki des- *privilegai sartrary."
He ола hla suite, went patches indicated that the Reds increasing aggressiveness Iers either
speculation that | sightseeing after attending Mass south-weight to the may be moving
be at Santa Maria Belllanima, the ward in preparation for a third the Communist might Spring counter-offensive, or ready to bring more of their church of German and Austrian air force into the Catholics.. They visited the stiffening the rear guards they precious had left to block the Allled Korens fighting-United Press. ruina ai Tivoli, 18 miles casi of N. KOREAN CLAIMS
Rame, und returned in the evening. London, June 17. Today's North Korean com-
expected that Dr munique, broadcast by Mos Adenauer would again meet the Tokyo, June 10.
North Itallon Prime Minister, Signor The Chinese Reds wheeled cow Radio, sald that
last Alcide de Gasperi, and the For- Minister, Count Carlo for final
northward advance.-Associated
Press.
RETREAT. ENDS
Sforza,
about
bombers in Korca on Sunday, Korean night swung south across no-man's night bombed American airfields eign lonu and moved artillery back at Suwon.
The North Koreans to the Iron triangle where Red effensives are born.
The
most disastrous Chinese retreat of the war ended abrupt- ly. Fresh Red forces
poured down from Manchuria into the front lines and jobbed at the Allies across two-thirds of the frant. An officer on the central front said, "The enemy ap- parently decided not to give up further ground without a Agal."
ענוג
week
Korca
was over.
Regrouped and reinforced Chinese units moved down to-
WBS
Bhot political.
scheduled sident Einaudi
visit lo Pre- has been con-
down three enemy aircraft to- day, the communique said.
It also reported that North celled owing to the President's Korean troops and Chinese illness. volunteers continued to resist Tomorrow morning merce attacks by the enemy on all points of the front north of the 38th Parallel.
On the central and castern fronts, more than 10 attacks were repulsed during Friday and Saturday and heavy losses were inflicted on the enemy, the communique sald-Reuter,
U.S. Policy Of Peace
peace
President
Convention muniam
WDS
gold In a
the
Dr Adenauer will
only give the
of his four- Press conference days' State visit.Reuter. RUSSIAN COMMENT
London, June 17.
by Pravda, quoted
Moscow Radio, suid today that the Rome talks between the West German Chancellor, Dr Konrad Aden. ouer, and.
would fail
The
The
Italian statesmen
། :་
aggressive plans, now
to
talks between
Dr
Alcide de
Lieut-General James Van Fleet, Eighth Army Comman der, was on record with the 57 countries were gathering in dent. Yakov Vitorov, said today forecast of a third Red offen. Paris
week-end for the that the Foreign Ministers' de- annual .conference the puties talks in Paris were still sive, but an Eighth Army des-
of
on Sunday Bald it was and the
being concocted in Rome ne- United Nations Educational, deadlocked.
latest probable before the last |
the Washington cording Scientific
notes Cultural! Western
had brought and
In June.
South Fallsburg, New York,
reelpe are doomed to failure," "nothing new," Organisation (UNESCO), open-
However, a series of bristling
June 17.
commentator, Jakov Viktorov, ing here, tomorrow.
from newly- President Truman suld today wrote in the Moscow Communist Seven
The refusal of the Western counter-blows
manned Communist foxholes
that, with patience and deter- Powers to discuss the question
organ. and across the central and western minalion, and with God's help. the Atlantic Pact of will be represented by their American military bases com- fronts made it plain that the the United States will keep the Adenauer and the Italian Prime Education Ministers, while the
free ride tu
and preserve its free Minister, unmasks the hypocrisy United Nations" pletely
Signor London, June 17.
inside way of life. others will send their top of their affirmations of alleged the deepest positions
We The
Gasperi, were "nothing but Mr Churchill is one of the education
since last year scientists efforts to find a peaceful settle- North most "forgotten" authors in and cultural' leaders.
ment of controversial Iscues,"
message to the Brith Abraham talks between two henchman at American Imperialism on how The lask of the conference Viktorov wrote. London according to staff
here, that Com- best to carry out their master's
challenging the on next year's at the book section of Lon- is to decide
orders оп the organisation of The headline "Repetition of
ward Allied positions on the right
of the peoples of
the supply of cannon fodder don Transport's lost pro- UNESCO programme, vote the
western front above the tron earth to create a good life for necessary funds and discuss the manoeuvre that failed" op-
and other war__preparations," perty office.
papers trianglo area and below Kum- themselves. methods of collaboration be- peared in all Moscow
iktorov declared, Coples of Mr Churchill's
over a special today ope
other mom- Tass, song in the towering mountains Together with tween
individual member memoirs arrive regularly at the
Soviet news
bers of the United Nations," Mr States.
agency, despatch east of the triangle.
The appearance of Communist Truman said, "we Americans office after being left in buses
from Paris, which said that the conference wit also
embarked and, trains, reports Mr F. Park-
on a course make er, lost-property official since vote on the admission of aveatest three-power notes were field guns inside the Kumbwa- have
designed deceive public Chorwon-Pyonggang triangle in which is designed to protect Bonn
(calive as 1937.
new members already approved opinion and repeat the dicated that the Reds
again the principles of collective
met this agent Also in the category "most by the Executive Board-West manoeuvre of May 31, aimed at had control of Pyonggang at its security, to keep the peace
If people, ham The Italian Wall Street differently. frequently lost" is the novel Germany, Jepan, Laos, Cambodia the "disruption
con. northern apex. It also indicat possible, and to strengthen the of of Д
The VERENÉ
曲
municipal Gone With the Wind.
the free pro- and Vietnam-Reuter.
vocation of a Council of Foreigned that they had re-occupied ties that unite
the northern part of the tri-ples of the earth."Reuter.
elections in Italy have shown. Ministers." Says Mr Parker: "London's
angle and manned Washington, June 17.
that the majority of the Italian positions most up-to-date library-yet
"The Western Powers fear to somewhere below TenRAW Envoy's Trip Home the present rulers of Italy, who The Air Force Under-Secrc-
polley of people condemn the you can't borrow a book from it
PATROLS WITHDRAW to be found in the
last-tary, Jolin McCone, will leave discuss the Atlantic Pact since
are acting Between 300 and 600 Chinese
the Instructions of to inspect the Pact is directed not at by afr on
on the Tuesday property office.
Mr Waller Gifford arrived here the American imperialists." ten- were spotted at one point alone "All the best-sellers appear United States Air Force in- lessening but enhancing
"The Italian people are fight- on the shelves not more than a stallations and unita in Europe.sion in Europe, and to worsening near Pyonggang by Allied air-today on his first visit home since An Air Force spokesman said relations with the Soviet Union men and another 100, were seen going to London as American week after publication.
were on a Ambassador six months ago. He "Books come in at the rate he will visit England, Germany and unleashing a new war," the nearby. They
ridge near Tass despatch said. Reuler.
the town and ap-will have talks here--Reuter, of 800 a week. Subjects range and Tripoli-United Press. from music to medicine.”
With the Festival he expects guide books in nearly every language.
Unclaimed volumes include a Chinese dictionary four inches thick, tomes on the Franco- Prussian war, and a copy of No Orchids for Miss Blandish- London Express Service.
Mr Lie In Paris
Paris, June 17, Mr Trygve Lie, Secretary, General of the United Nations, arrived here tonight for tho Nations Educational, United Scientific and Cultural Or- ganisation's conference, opening here tomorrow.--Reute
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The ruling circles of Italy are doing all in their power to the visit to Rome of the
Chancellor puppet
09
ing for peace, for a free and independent Italy," the Pravda commentator gald-Reuter.
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