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- TUESDAY, MAY §, 1951

ny | Truman

Gites Danger In U. S. Going Ahead Alone

Disputes General Point by Point

ree By-Fnited Press «TTT WASHINGTON, dent Truman told the nation last night an atomic war with Russia Is “a real possibility,” but it would be more likely under the policies of Gen. Douglas MacArthur. Mr. Truman said atomic warfare might wipe out some of the nation’s major cities and “I do not want to be responsible for bringing that about.” Mr. Truman declared his position in a speech, which was broadcast nationally, before a meeting of civil defense officials. The President didn't mention his ousted Far Eastern commander by name, but he turned down, point by point, the measures Gen. MacArthur has advocated for extending the Korean conflict to Communist China. Gen. MacArthur urged the bombing of Red bases in Man-

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SPEAKS TO NATION—President Truman,

Says Ma Would Hasten War

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churia, a military and economic fore the National Defense Conference last night in Washingior,

blockade of China and "use of Nationalist troops from Formosa. And, the General said, if necessary we should go it alone. Cites His Reasons Mr. Truman gave his reasons for rejecting such proposals. Among them, he said, it might: ONE: Lead to a bigger and longer war in Asia, with enormously increased casualties. TWO: Endanger Japan and the Philippines and “unite the Chinese people behind their Communist rulers.” . THREE: Lose allies against communism in Europe and leave the United States to ‘go it dlone.” He said that if “we go it alone in Asia” we may destroy the unity of free nations. “The path of collective security is our only sure defense against the dangers that threaten us,” he said. “It js the path to peace in Korea; it is the path to peace in the world.” The President took cognizance of the angry debate in Congress which followed his dismissal of Gen. MacArthur for publicly opposing the administration's conduct of the Korean War. He said that ‘a .lot of people look upon the debate -s if it was “just a political fight.” ‘Stakes More Important’ “But the stakes are a lot more important than the outcome of the election.” he said. “The thing that is at stake in this debate may be atomic war “Our foreign policy is not 2 political issue It is a matter of life and death. It 18 a matter of the Jguture of mankind.” Mr. Truman biuntv Gen. MacArthur's thesis United States go it alone “We cannot go and go it in company he declared.)

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Mary Astor Attempts Death "i fms io, jut forse Fy

And Then Calls for Priest

By United Press VAN NUYS, Cal, May 8 Academy Award winning Actress Mary Astor, 45, attempted suicide today by gulping an overdose of sleeping pills in the library of her San Fernando Valley home. The actress was rushed to Valley Receiving Hospital after police found her sprawled on a cot in her home clad only in a nightgown. Dr. Ralph Harris, cian at the hospital, pumped the actress’ stomach and said she would recover. She was transferred to Culver City Hospital. Police officers: R. O. Ernst and D. R. Gardner said the actress’ library was strewn with sleeping pills. They “officially listed the case as attempted suicide. Husband Not at Home Her husband, B8tock Broker Thomas Weelock, was not at home when police arrived. Attendants at Culver City Hospital admitted Miss Astor was under treatment there but refused to give further information. At Valley Hospital, attendants

staff physi-

MARY ASTOR—Despondent

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The Cisco Kid of Films—

For 28 Years, Dies at 58

By United Press BEVERLY HILLS, Cal, May 8 Warner Baxter, who charmed movie-goers for 28 years in both silent and talking pictures, died in his sleep last night at his home The 38-year-old former matinee idol succumbed to bronchial pneu monia after a long fllness. His wife of 33 years, Winifred, and his friend and business agent, Philip Schiefer, were with him when he died. Mr. Baxter, “Oscar,” was admitted

second actor to win to St cranial operation. He had been an ailment that made it dificult for him to eat and caused malnu trition. Shortly after his operation, his condition improved and he re 1 . n Ss , ’ . NL ' . urned to his home, where he re WARNER BAXTER—Dies in | mained bedridden until his death his Also surviving is his mother. Mrs is veep, Jane Baxter of Beverly Hills yor was horn in Columbus, O. Mr. Baxter won the. Academy Mar. 20, 1803. He was four when} Award In 1020 for his perform- his father died ance as the dashing Cisco Kid in In 1936 he was the highest paid the film “In Old Arizona.” actor in movies with earnings of He later played the role in $284,000. Mr. Baxter retired from] numerous sequels until his name the screen (n 1940, but two years became almost synonomous with later announced he was “tired of that of the Western hero loafing" and accepted roles in the The son of a banker, Mr Crime Doctor series

500 Winner to Get Trophy, Kiss from Loretta Young

Two big prizes Indianapolis

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are in store for the winner of the annual 500 Motor Speedway race on Memorial Day, May 30,! One is a trophy the other a kis: Jeautitul, blue-eyed brunette Loretta Young, Academy Awardfamine movie actress wily Brent the ol apatterad winner In Vietory

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Oscar-winner "The Mise Young has starred in such films as "Come Stable ” The Bishop's and ‘Cause Alarm." The sterling bullet-shaped BorgWarner Trophy mounted on a green marble hase and gUrmounted by a figure waving a checkered flag denoting victory, hears bas-relief heads of each Bpeedway winner from Fay Har roun, 1911 Johnny Parsons, 1950 champion Borg-Warner donates the Bpeedway . winner a cash of $1200, payable in sums of $100

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