L.T. - DELCO. FRIDAY, MAY 23, 19~ 8 GOOD EVEMDfO EVERYBODY: Tonight , the Fourth French Republ le - is fighting tor 1t1 lite. Premier Pfl1ml1n in a nationwide radio and telev1eion broadcast - announcing he will de•nd new power■ trom the Rational Aaeembly. The Pre■l•r, declaring that thi executive branch of the g overna1nt - ll\llt be etrengthened againat the extreme, ot Lett and Right. Pflimlin adding, that retorme will nave to be adopted - within a tew days. The 1ate1t blow to the Pourth Republic - today'• declaration by the Prench general, in Algeria. General Salan, prteiding over the organization or the top "Coaalttee or Public sarety", which in Algier• ie de3cribed ae "thl d1po1itory or public sovereignty. " •aning, it•e now the government or Algeria. oeneral salan 1s not a member of th1e "depository or pub l ic eovere 1 g nty " . He turned the chair over to hie lubordlnate, General Maeeu, the rebel11oue paratropp commander. D!FS - 2• SerYlng with Ma11u •• co-chair■ an. an Algerian 1011••· The General, ■oYlng to ~••Pa aolid froat of rr,aoh and lo•l••• ln the areat lortb African territory. Thi• new ooa■ it\tt proaptly 4e■an4t4 - power for Gtntral DeCaullt. Calling oa tbt rreacb people at bo■e - to fora their own •ooa■ itt••• of public aatet1• - do it · 111111111. Th• Algerian Ctntrala, throwiq all their atreqtb 111in1t Pre ■ ler Pfli ■ lln. The 1tat1aent in Al1l••• - creatin1 a cri•l• in Parl1. ltot pollot, 1trea■ln1 iato th• public 1quar11. Tbt 1••4ar•••• ordtrl111 pe411trla•• to kttp ■o•i•&• lo t1ltia1 in 1roup1. Qaull•t leaflet• ••1114 • tht 411tributora, hauled off to Jail. Toni1ht, ther•'• • •triot cenaorahip of•••• fro■ Algeria - •• Pr• ■ier Pllialin atruggl•• to•••• th• fourth iepublic. SHIP - French customs officials in Philippe"1le, Algeria - standing guard over nine tons of cargo from an Italian freighter. 'rhe I Missina " sailed from Trieste on Wednesday. She stopped at Philippeville • to unload a cargo of wood. Officials of the Algerian port - making a routine check finding three hundred and fifty cases of military equipment. In some of the cases - surplus American Army uniforms. Nine tons of equipment - taken ashore. The captain of the "Missina 11 questioned, but not held. He was allowed to sail from Ph1lippev1lle min~s that part of his cargo -- which the French believe was intended for the Algerian rebels. Two 1tudent1 of Oxford Uni•traity. atandlaa trial 11 Loadon. Paul Tboapaon aad lilllaa •iller. aoouaed of writl11 aa article ia •1111•, tbe undtr1raduate aa1azine. ln their artlole, Tboap1on and Miller told of lrltlab plan•• - dellbtratei, cro11l .. the lroa Curtain, \o teat &owlet defenaea. Tbtlr artiole alao 1a7a that Loatoa teepa tatellia••o• peraonnel all aloq th• fronu ... oft.be led satellite atatea - to ■oaltor oonYeraatioaa between &owlet pilot• aad tbeir ba•••• Tb• trial of Tboapaon aad Miller la belq ~•14 beblad oloaed toora b•••••• auob claaaifled lnfor■atioD la inwo1Ye4.leaawbll• \be lrealln baa already ■ad• ap it• ■lad - about th• ttrdiot. Radio Moaoow, aa,i•I - tbe trial pro••• that Britain 1 8 auiltJ of •prevocation1 aloag th• luaaiaD boner.• •. ,,,, Tbe lndonealan 1o••rnaeni clal■1 air 1upre■ac1 o••r th• 3000 ialanda of that archi~•lago, Jakarta, 1t1ppin1 up it• air raid• - on rebel targeta. Today suarno'• warplane• blaate4 Menado - in the lortb Cel•b••· Boaber1 - ••••hiag at the port - •inking 1hlpa aa4 de1tro1i . . ■ illtary inatallatioaa. Aleo a au■ber of rebel pl•••• deatro7e4 on the aroaa4. ietaratna pilot• aa, tb•r fl•• throuah haaTJ aati-airoraft fire - but that all pl•••• returned, to Jakarta. Meanwhile, a 1o•erueat apot••••• deolar•• - Sukarno i1 ia the aartet tor Jet pl••••• laata to replace hl1 propeller 4rl••n tl1bter1. lbert wlll he 10? la Jatarta 1i•1 being takea tor 1raated that he •111 bu, the■ fro ■ the •e41. One new eleaent - in the lndone1lan aituation. • - Chian1 Iai-Shek threatening to pre•ent &DJ Red Chi•••• •oluntetre fro ■ entering th• lndcneaian ciYil war. A Talpel broadcast w arning - the Nationalist Chin••• have 11P91111& - 2 1 rlaht to attack any troop conYoJ• l•a•in1 tb• Chln••• aalalaacl for lacloneala. LEBANON In B eir ut , Le anon - the A erican Communit hool closes own. ~ . Principal Clarence Schultz of San rancis co - acting, after receiving an anon.-nous threat. An --tt,,;t- unsi g ned letter, warnin g the principal" the school faced 1 extinction 1 because America has not supported the rebellion against the g overnment of President Chamoun. After receiving the letter, Principal Schultz -/tit decided to u close the school. He points out,{ only two weeks of the school year remain. So there I s n o ~ in /\ taking ~chances. One-hundred-and-twenty of the yonngsters are children of American oil men, in Iraq and Saudi Arabia. They'll be sent back to their parents immediately. SUBMARI E A r amat c n ws conference at the Casa Rosada , in Bu uenos ire - r ent ina's Wh it e ouse. Prest ent on izi spea k 1 to neism n . The Pr esi ent, flank b, ~1nisters of the r m Navy and Air orce. res en Frond1z1 revea l ing - an rgentine aval s uadron, attacke an unidentified s ubm arine. No Amer1c n subs are in the area. So the guess is - that -it, probably~ ,A a prowler from the vast underwater fleet of the Soviet Union. " - ~ According to President Frondiz1, 1' flotilla was on maneuvers along the Atlantic Coast of Argentina. The flotilla, composed f three cruisers and four destroyers. "'Suddenly underwater listening devices aboard the ~ ~ - . . . . J destroyers - picked up a sub"'-M'"f;Btk.g whtM~ubmer ged. ~ ~ The Argenti~ s h i p s ~ to get the intruder to identify himself. No answer - so they dropped four depth chgrges. A moment later, a peris c ope appeare d above the surface - and then d! . ppeare d . 011 slicks, along the s rface - showing the sub was amaged if not sunk. AID -- the e nat e or e i gn Relati on s v omm i tt eJ , t ~ ues t i o n of fina ncial 1 ........ a i d t o Iro n Curt in co unt r ie . The co m mit tee v o tin O tt g ive t h e P r es i en t a t horit t o s e n d ai d t o all nations o f th e C om mu ni st bl o:; gxc ept R us s ia, Re d Ch ina and North Kor e a. ~ chie f exe cu t i v;r t o be allowe d ' to act - when he thin ks it's for th e g oo of this country. o encourage satellite states" to break away from Kremlin domination. Senator Kennedy of Massachusett s , a Democrat - was the first to suggest this. ~ ~ W..... Kenne y:Z. endorsed3:rl the admin1strat1o'),- and now backed by the enate Foreign Relations Committee. act Wi l l - ~ If the proposal gets through Con g ress - th~~attle ~ be amende d . (l r ms and 1J1J11ntstt ammunition, to be ,, shippe d to th e capt i ve nations of East E urope - if th e President o or er s . T h e commi t tee also voted to crac k down - on m embers of Con g ress who g o abro d . The point - to k eep tabs on free AID - - 5 pe . 1dl . he comm i ~ ee rul 1n /\ members of Con ress 1~ to show how he se public money while junketin abroad . MI I LF.S Th Arm p n s 11 m o i ficat on wor k' on us. it s - - ni ke -A jax mis 11 - .R . This , followin g t tiat explosion at Le ona~ o, New Jersey - which k il l e seve n . ~ ' o ifica ion wor k 11 apparently referring to the - - install at ion of new tri g ers. Accor in g to one mil itary spokesman "modifica l, ion work ha.s been c omplete d on hundre s ~ of missiles witho ut any troubl e; ,BUt ~ being held up now - until the Army can determine just what caused yesterday's explosion. AIR - r s s nho er ' s chief of air afet - cal s for unif ed c ontro l of c vi i an an mil tary plane ener 1 Quesada, testlfyin before a enate sub -co mmittee. Sayin g , there's only one wa to prevent more collisions in mid-air. Bring all planes un er the direct control of one authority . General uesada, joining in the demand for greater safety - following that collision between an airliner and a jet fighter earlier this week. IJ§EHHOWEft P resident Eisenhower, flyin t to his f a rm by h elicopter. The first time for the P resident to use the Whirly Bird - to g et from Washington to Gettysburg. treas Secretary Hagerty says he will use it more in the future. Only forty-four minutes by helico p ter from the lhite uouse lawn. A two hour trip by car. MURDERER Th e of L inco ln N br ka - foun uil h · · u y ( m nd 1 n eath - for Ch r l arkwe the . he con c · h of o r ly one er me - he hootin of hi h school 0 n en. esides Ja nsen, tarkweather lef n oh a - n h i mur erous rampa ge from L inc0ln to Do las , ' om1 - where he was finally caught. PBISOHEB - H ere's t he case of America's risoner of the Bastille. e all recall the Ba tille, aria dungeon where they ke p t risoners before the R e volution? Many there ,ho disa eared into the Bastille - before it was stormed by the fa ris mob. Now we are hearing about an American dastille - the jail at Worcester, Massachusetts; where farmer lert Barnes, spent five weeks without the court knowing he was there. Far11er Barnes owed the state a tax bill of thirty dollars - on a cow n nd some chickens. When he didn't p aJ up - tax collector alter Bates bad him ut in the clink - without a hearing. He wasn't even informed or his legal rights. And there he was, a p risoner tor five weeks - until an attorney accidentally came across the case. Today, the attorney told the court that farmer Beri Barnes could have stayed there in p okey till doomsday. The fRlSOHiR Jud g e releasing him in a hurry. Then did they lock up the Tax collector? No, bu the Judge told him off in style. Former Grou p C a p t a in eter Townsend, to return to his exile in Brussels - without ag ain seein g his rincess. He to de p art tomorrow. She already h aving left for Scotland, today - bound for Balmoral Castle, where t h e ~oyal Fa m ily sends soae time every year. d owever t' rincess argaret does say that she intema to kee p on seeing Townsend. ~aid H er 4 oyal aighnese: - •••'re not criminals.• Whioh seems to leave her relation• with th• foraer B.A.r. war hero - well, where do•• it leave the ■? .§£CUR1TY On Ca p itol Hill they are say1·ng ., · d · 1 r1 lCU OUS, assinine, idiotic. These stron g words from - members of Congress undergoing a eecurity check. All congressmen from Minnesota, named as delegates to a meeting of The World Health Organization - scheduled to open Monday in inneapolis. Under the law, all American delegates to international meetings - must be put through a security check. And investi ators have been making the rounds of the offices of the kinnesota lawmakers; rather sheepish by asking the usual qu4stions. For instance one entered the office of Senator ilUJ1phrey and asked aembers of the enator'a staff what they think of his •general reliabili Don, the investigators appologetically say: well, to which comes the reply fro ■ the six Minnesota members of Congress_ in the following three erds:- •ridiculous! aaainine! idiotic!• ll'A•R That auat haYe been quite a scene_ th on e campus of the wo ■en•a college at 1taid old Oxford. Two men student• - fighting a duel, with chaapagne corta. It all began with undergraduate, Chri1topher laddie and Uenie ~ro11, haYing a quarrel. laddie, challenaina Croaa to a duel - a1tin1 hi ■ to choo•• hia weapona. Croaa chooaln1 chaapagne corta - at fl•• pace,. So, at aiz-thirt7 thl1 aoraiq - th• two Oxonian• turaed up at Lad7 Mar1aret Hall - in a drl11ling rain. The two duell1t1, wearing th• tor■al attire oft~• fiel4 of honor, white ahirta, black trou1er1, and top hat. litb the■, their aeoonda - arae4 with chaapagn• bottl••• When the uaplr• 1••• the aignal - laddie an4 Croaa grabbed the bottle■• Banc! bang went th• corta. iapid fire, lite a gattling bun, with the do-eda, egging the■ on from the 4or■itorJ window• of Lad7 Margaret Hall. Porten ainutea tbeJ dueie4 - until both were drenched gKOID - 2 while ao■ e spectators sobbed at seeing all that dtlicioua chaapagne wasted in a silly duel. Finally the dripping dueliata - or aaybt we ahoul4 •aJ the duelist drip1, called a cea1t tire and began toa1tlaa each another - with what cha■pagne re ■alned. The 1irl1 wanted to join the ■ - but their head ■ iatr••• ••• acla■ant. Th• ao4ern ••1 to tight a duel - at Oxford. 114touloaa, a1ainln• and 14lotlo •and• - 1 - u • t - ••