Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 11 July 1952 — Page 15

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FRIDAY, JULY 11, 1952

In Prison Riot Probe

By United Press LANSING, Mich, July 11— Warden Julian Frisbie of riottorn Southern Michigan Prison was fired yesterday for failure to get the penitentiary under control after the April mutiny. A flareup in rioting oceired at the prison last Sunday when two guards were seized as hostages but released after state po-

‘lice opened fire with shotguns. : Another small disturbance oc-

curred Monday. Corrections Commissioner

:Warnest C. Brooks named Wil-

‘liam H. Bannan,

52, deputy warden of the Ionia, Mich, reformatory, to succeed Mr. Frisbie.

Reports Serious Errors “Warden Frisbie Has not suec-

| ceeded in getting the prison under

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: control after the riot,” Mr. Brooks

said. “Additionally, the governor’'s fact-finding committee reported serious errors in judgment were made by prison authorities

‘ under Mr. Frisbie during the riot

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and there was a serious lack of 5 2 diseipline and unity of command

among the staff.” .

Mr. Frisbie, whose removal is effective immediately, is & retired i Marine Corps general who had |S headed the naval prison at Ports-|

mouth, N. M.

Prison authorities were criti-|

cized for the ‘steak and ice

cream’ terms to which Mr. Fris-| bie agreed for the release of nine j prison guard hostages from dis- |g .ciplinary celiblock 15. iC The rioters did about $1 million damage to the world’s largest . walled prison before they were}

* quelled.

: 2 ‘Dangerous’

Prisoners Escape PRESTON, Minn,, July 11 (UP)

| gerous,” escaped from the Fill- - more County jail here Wednesday

| Milligan, 26, San Diego, Cal. were |

five minutes and the sheriff's | office broadcast an alarm, Mr. Kruegel said.

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23. Hart, Mich., and George W.

“pot armed but dangerous.” He maid the pair,

Sunday, also were. wanted for breaking jail in California. The fugitives punched out a hole—brick by

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breaking into a garage and ma- 5 chine.shop at Spring Valley last

brick—“just big| enough to crawl through” and| dropped about eight feet to the : ground outside, Mr. Kruegel said.| Their escape was discovered after they had been gone about

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days in federal district court.

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have prepared new legal briefs, Backs Morris Testimony

final witness as a government suit to reclaim the $2 million tanker Meacham wound up after nine citizens. Mrs. Mr. Morris, the ship and sev- Olga” of the Senate investigation, = |eral Chinese backed organizations was unsuccessfully sought as a|= figured in the recent Senate in-|government witness. : vestigation of surplus s h | pnow told the Senat® inquiry she

thy Mr. Morris earlier this week ALEXANDRIA, Va., July 11— that the foundation was actually; |A Columbia University professor|s bona fide charitable group. i {denied yesterday that the Chinese! :

¢ | The government claimed the = International Foundation, a group/foundation was only another ins {represented by former govern-ia series of interlocking corpora-|s ment corruption hunter Newbold tions Morris, was merely a link in alover the surplus tanker to a group | = chain of Chinese “front” organ-|of Chinese aliens. |

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which ~ eventually turned Ss

The government also sought to/==

Dr. Magnus Fergersen was the prove that the Chinese aliens |violated a law which gives pur-|S |chase preference to American|s

Olga Konow, “Oilboat|S

Mrs. Ko-

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Heat And High Water Curtails Fishing In Wisconsin *

Marathon, Langlade and Iron Counties in the northeast, and in

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