Urges Speed THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. C. •• A-3 Jackson It would be unwise to seek any Committee, said that “no longer additions to the emergency bill. eon we afford the luxury of Mesnwhlle, the Senate Ap- second guessing our require- In Buildup of Defense propriations Committee called ments. in the missile age, it ie guess Mt tU AWMM Prtu tance to protect our home- in Air Pore* witnesses for the first that counts." Senator Jackson, He added: closed-door testimony ss it Democrat land.” rushed hearings on the emer- of Washlnfton, today urged a "Today whatever is force re- gency defense monty biU. Me spurt in bomber produc- quired, either to deter war or i If Air Force witnesses could tion as one of the “things we to win it if deterrence fails,! need to do Immediately to stay complete testimony today, Sen- must be on hand—ready at alii ator Symington, Democrat of alive.” times.” Senator Jackson, a frequent Montana, a committee member, critic of administration defense Senator Jackson did not said the group might send the! make clear in his speech to policies, also called for a quick bill the Senate for action setup in production of long- whether hs felt additional funds later this week. range and nuclear sub- for such an accelerated pro- Senator Jackson, a **• W- r J, missiles gram member fu \*r 1 « should be included in a l mannas capable of firing such of the Senate Armed Services B M^^^TyßlrV missiles. And he said the Army •141 bllUon emergency defense should be built up. money bill now pending, or In a speech prepared for the/ whether he had in mind add- \ * K7 Senate, he said the United ing to the regular defense ap- Btatee lost prec- propriations bill for the fiscal has “our two year ious allies in past wars—time starting July 1. . MID-YIAR COURSES in which to mobilise and die- It was reported that Benate STARTING THIS WEEK Democratic leaders decided last night not to try to Increase the total of the emergency bill, FRENCH which has passed the House RUSSIAN-ITALIAN Nehru Protests and now is before the Senate ' t" ’ „„ -—~4f -» mSK?' V r Appropriations Committee. bill is for the present GERMAN-SPANISH y' ‘ That CUusPt Anemic 9 Btu4*nU t** ¦ { fiscal year. Asian A-Bombs ' Senate Democratic Leader Lyndon Johnson of Texas NSW DELHI, UF).— B. Jan. SO \ ,wts understood to have told Prime Minister Nehru took the [hia party colleagues he believes occasion of Martyrs’ Day— ????? India’s commemoration of Mo- jfl handas K. Oandhi and those i Mr W' who died for Indian independ- 'jpt* ence—to denounce today “the: supply of atom bombs” to any Asian nation. He referred to the request of . | : Pakistan Premier Piros Khan |1&. Noon at the Bachdad pact meeting in Ankara that thei Western members of the alii-1 ance furnish their partners with the latest weapons—pre- sumably missiles capable 6fj vHHPiMHBr ¦ carrying atomic war nuclear! warheads. KELLER AND GIRL FRIEND—GIumIy munch- Caril Fugate, 14, Starkweather’s girl friend, Mr. Nehru spoke for 75 min- . ing on jail fare in Dougina, Wyo., after hia appears in *state of shock as she sits in the utes at a mass meeting on the 1 capture, unkempt and aullen Charles Stark- sheriff’s office. The boy said he forced her to 10th anniversary of the’assas-l weather, 19, faces multiple murder charges. accompany him.—AP Wirephotos. sinatton of Oandhi by a Hindu; fanatic. "The supply of atom bombs • any along sedan the last rid# to Aslan country would found the gruesome mur- and wild be fraught with grave con-; began Monday. began. der trull that t | sequences." he said, and would * might have been more youth’s Captured Youth Faces There In Lincoln the be opposed by every other in Wyoming If Starkweather father, Ouy Starkweather. 47.; [Asian nation. had not ran out of ammunition. a carpenter, said after the: “Itis good captured, he aa the United States When had capture that he had feared for ; has said it is not opportune to Charges in 10 Slayings empty .33 caliber pistol and he wife's safety. his own end hU ! distribute atom bombs,” he Wyo.. Jan. 34 snarled that “IfI’d had a gun “Idon't think Charles would added. DOUGLAS. iA*V—Charles Starkweather. It. cap- captured In a wild chase that ended when he meekly stopped rd have shot them" this hesitate to shoot me," he said. Mr. Nehru said ton). India would his stolen car, laced justice today in the wanton slaying of “Charlie always had a burst ¦ stick to the Oandbian tradition 10 persons. * There was no immediate of temper, but never anything and “would not produce an any Formal charges wem filed here this morning against the statement on poestble like this. ... I have an idea atom bomb” even though ft young gunman from Lincoln. Nebr.. in one of the slayings. charges against the Fugate he thinks he would be better off might be in a position to do se Charge* had been filed against M ' girl. If they had killed him.” In about five years. him earlier In Nebraska in the i salesman from Orest Falla. She fled screaming from Mr. Starkweather said he killints there. I Mont. Mr. Colllson was shot Starkweather's car after Mr. believed “everything lust built died of a shotgun blast in the Itwas not certain yet wheth- ¦ as he slept in his car near CoUison was shot and said the up Inside Charlie until he went head. Yes, it’s Canada Dry Bourbon! An aristocratic er Starkweather would lace ar-i¦'Douglas. An autopsy disclosed youth was craay and she feared berserk. It could have been a Carol King, 16. and Robert raignment in Wyoming or Ne- • nine bullet wounds from a XI for her own life. ! lot of things, and that girl Jensen. 17. Bennet High School braska I caliber rifle. Joe Sprinkle. 23-year-old oil tCarili has him wrapped sweethearts whose bodies were i 86 proof whiskey with a gracious name Starkweather gave up yaster- :j First degree murder charges company employe, tussled around her little finger. He Is found in a storm cellar at an day near this Seat-Central already have been filed against briefly with Starkweather alona to lose his sight within a year.j abandoned school house near Wyoming cattle town altar, po- Starkweather and the Fugate the road and wrenched a 22 end he may still be sick from Bennet. They had been shot lice mid. he had shot a sleeping girl In Nebraska. caliber rifle from his hand*. a recent cold." in the head. We rest our case on your first taste ... This bourbon is shoe salesman and fled. It was Starkweather had threatened Asked about his son a eye-' 1 C. Lauer Ward, 44. Lincoln Had Empty Rifle see ... the final killing In a savage trail him when he stopped to offer Starkweather aaid businessman and president of smooth as silk and light as a feather. Taste it and had an empty sight. Mr. i • which saw nine persons slain 1 j Starkweather lid. : Charles was hit on the fore- i Capita] Steel Works, his wife, 1 .23 caliber rifle when he was Kentucky whiskey. .. you please! In Nebraska and one In Wyo- It was then that sheriff’s with a piece of lumber a Clara, about 44, and Lillian modestly priced, too. mild as surprised by motorist up Stark- head ming since Monday. another men drove and few years ago. Pence! about SO. their house- standing by Mr. CoUison's car. weather bolted In the blaejt keeper. With him was Caril Fugate. young Starkweather face* Mr. Ward was killed Mr. Dixon mid one member sedan stolen at Lincoln. j If by 14. whose parents and tnlant Wyoming rifle shot, one in the head of the Converse County Board Justice and is eon- and one to the body. Mrs. dry hall-sister peUce say Stark* j Douglas Stopped and Gave Up victed of flrst-degrae murder, of Commlashmera at Ward and the maid died of weather killed In the start o1 wanted tarn gave chase, the penalty is the gas cham- two-State spree. to Starkweather Sheriff Heflin multiple gub wounds. a murderous over to Nebraska authorities, firing as the twO ears reared ber. But Wyomtfgr Out. Wil- highway • ward Simpaon I* strongly op- Merle CoUison, 97. Orest BOURBON Complains a* WetrnC ? but that ha had not made any down the and 1 Mont., through Douglas. Outside posed to capital punishment Falls. shoe salesman earn plained decision. He said If H was of Mr. CoUison shot the Starkweather Douglas Starkweather stopped and said today that if the was in RINTUCKY STRAIGHT BOURBON WHISIUES, 4 YEARS OLD, K PROOF. CANADA DRY CORPORATION, NEW YORK, N.T mostly of a email nick in his decided to return Starkweather head nine times. to Nebraska, he could waive and gave up. youth is sentenced to death in ear suffered when a sheriff's Sprinkle Wyoming he would commute bullet shattered glam in hi* Wyoming’s claim on him. Mr. said Stark- Meanwhile, at Lincoln. Lan- weather tried to get him to the sentence to life Imprison- stolen sedan. Attorney demonstrate bow the hand ment. He spent two hours last night , caster County Elmer his i Scheele said he and two on- brake was released on Mr In Nebraska the death pen- writing a statement in Jail CoUison's car. The Casper here. cers would fly to Douglas today. oil alty is exacted In the electric cell man said Mr. CoUison's body chair if a defendant is found County Attorney William F. Mr. Scheele mid that "we are going to do our utmost to get was Jammed under the dash- guilty of first-degree murder Dixon refused to disclose con- board. When Starkweather and the Jury seta the penalty statement, classify- him back here." Wyoming will tent* ol the have priority on prosecution threatened him wtth the rifle ¦ at death. ing It as evidence. if Sprinkle grabbed It. . Mr. Dixon decides to press Mr. Staying Victims Earl Heflin, who Mr. Sprinkle U a 8-footer and Sheriff took ; action In the ColUson killing, I part in the capture of Star- Starkweather S feet 3 Inches. This is the death toll charged weather. said: “Itwas his own i Lincoln officials had another The barrel, Mr. Sprinkle said, to Starkweather by authorities: thought . problem. Mayor Bennett Martin bigger every ttme I Marion Bartlett. 67, his wife blood that got him. He “looked m ! /• checking he was shot deader*n hell when ! of Lincoln posed It this way: looked at It." but he wrenched Velds, 37. mother of Caril Fu- blood. He thought “We're In damn sick! it away gate. and their daughter Betty he saw that still a I’; afly . I I JESSkiimi. | *ravi«» crac»-*» he was bleeding to death.” situation. We still don’t know Sheriff’s men aw them Jean, not quite 3 year* old. all Starkweather seemed uncon- . whether the number of victims scuffling and drove up to ln- of Lincoln. Nebr. Mr. and Mrs. <*****»¦?. cerned about the girl, who was , will stop at nine." i vestlgate. Bartlett were shot in the head They knowing girl August Meyer, • put under sedation after she had no way of While the ran. Stark- 70. Bennet. savings i yet whether more bodies will be the stolen Nebr. bachelor farmer who X had fled his car In hysterics weather Jumped In shortly before he was captured. He told officers he had forced her to go with him on the wild O'"”" ride. The girl la being sheltered in BBrSI- • SAFE DEPOSIT the living quarters of the sher- The busieet 6 cents % lOXES '¦ iff and his wile on the second >¦ \ \ • LOANS ’ • “ * floor of the Jail. - ’ Cwnmmtl Mr. Dixon filed murder ” cw*ww^ in the a/ A1 \ charges today against Stark- . *M< (MM weather In the death of Merle Colliaon. 37-year-old shoe All Yaur Banking Under One Roof LOST e HEAL ESTATE sarsr cA*a. lwr*. .u« Way Wajhjr * v SEKVICES trust ot SncurHy. Every bonking ond atrvice con bn obtained Americon , FOtEIGN *£• y;°t£S: DEYAKTMENT 4*6*64¦•fea under one roof. 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