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More Information On Troops Issue

Washington, July 29.

Several Senators said today that they would demand more information on the Defence Secre- tary's disclosure that 340,000 United States ground troops would be stationed in Europe by the end of 1951.

Pentagon may have on Congress by em

of the actual num. General Dwight

Some lawmakers said the been trying to "put one over" phasising combat troops instead

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MANDRAKE GONE! ME GOTTA FIND-Uh} #

LOTHAR --Umph!

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INCIDENT

Ralegi, Miss., July 29,

A "drunken" Justice of the Peace Was critically wounded yesterday when he and companion jumped two high- way patrolmen who attempted arrest them for drunken driving. Both patrolmen injured seriously.

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were

Inspector W.G. Gray of the Mississippi Highway Patrol said Patrulmen S.L. Green and E. Blakeney halted a car on Highway 35 near here and altempted to arrest two men Identified

as a Justice of the Peace,

Becher

Bowen,

and

Alfred Sullivan.

Gray, said Bowen, a big mon,.

while Sullivan Jumped Green attacked Blakeney, Ho sald Bowen hit Green on the head with a board and "airnost broke his neck".

While Green was fut on fils back, he continued, he got his gun out and shet Bowen in the stomach. Sullivan fled and A search was launched for him,

Bowen was taken to hospital

where in Jackson

attendants sold bls condition was critical. Two patrolmen were taken to hospital in Magee.

Green suffered head concussion but is expected to recover. Blakeney, who received minor injuries, was released after receiving treatment for scratches and bruises. Gray sald Bowen and

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