Show STANDARD-EXAMINE- R Sunday Morning April 1 1951 Dulles Charges Britain Stalls By Glenn Engle DETROIT March 31 (AP) — High in a sprawling oak on Henry Ford's fabulous estata is a weather-beate- n little shack he fondly called bis "tree house" Caretakers confirm the legend that right up until his death four years ago the tall slightly stopped automotive pioneer often climbed the steep wooden steps to sit in the shack and meditate Now that the Ford Motor Co has bought up its founder's estate there are indications his Georgian mansion' will be preserved as a shrine But the men who knew him best say the little shanty in the tree is a truer monument to the man who made a billion dollars by putting the world on wheels ' Japan Treaty LOS ANGELES March 31 (AP) Ambassador John Foster Dulles today said that Great Britain aside from Russia is the chief stumbling block to a completion of the Japanese peace treaty Dulles at a news conference said however that there is hope that the 47 nations involved in the treaty "can get into substantial agreement by Will Go Ahead He added that the U S will go ahead with the treaty with or without Russian participation -- Dulles in town to make a major policy address on file treaty tonight at a Whittier college banquet told reporters: "The purpose- of the treaty is to permit the Japanese to take some steps to defend themselves and still not permit them to build to the point where Japan again could become an aggressive nation" Thought Impossible The Republican statesman said that Great Britain wants to suppress the Japanese textile industry and prevent Japan from building mid-summe- r" - ships "I do not think it is possible" said Dulles "to write into the peace treaty a restriction on Japanese textiles and shipbuilding I don't think however that the differences wun Britain are or sucn a cnar-actas to prevent ultimate agreeer ment" 45-roo- m Typical of Independence r- It is more typical they say of his independence of his simplicity and his individuality "Every millionaire from Hobok-e- an to Hollywdbd has left behind mansion" said jone Ford acquaintance "But who" he asked with a gesture toward the tree house "has left anything like that?" The huge estate Ford's beloved "Fairlane" is a veritable world by itself dividing industrialized East and West Dearborn eight miles from downtown Detroit It is just across highway U from Ford's famed Greenfield village a collection of early Americana The mansion and the tree house only a few hundred yards apart luxury represent the extremes of and simplicity on the 1369 cre estate More than a score of other buildings nestle among the lawns S-1- 12 gardens orchards woods and farm lands A winding river an arti ficial lake and a waterfall add to the setting Except for a' servant's house near the big iron entrance gates the 10 by 10" foot tree house in the massive oak is the first building you see as you leave the busy highway and enter Ford's sanc- 4 Oscar Principals 'Tree House' Shanty Is True Monument To Henry Ford on His Fabulous Estate THE OGDEN (UTAH) 2A $64 Question: V What if scraper on the front porch were symbols of another era In the power house were two Iran Attacked? small-tire- d bicycles which Mr and Mrs Ford stored there An old barber chair where Ford got his haircuts and shaves from his private Mar ber stood in another room ' An attendant Wtbe y said the flyhouse huge power tuary The surfaced road winds to a wheels and other machinery were cluster of buildings at the heart of far more than adequate for the the estate In this are the gray mansion's needs "Mr Ford kind of liked mastone mansion the greenhouses and you know" he grinned chinery and house the combination power The lawn wider than a golf garage course fairway rolls majestically The mansion is less pretentious down to the artificial lake Fancy exon the outside than you would and ghrubbery flower beds adorn both sides pect but its appointments include At one end of the lake is a skate nine baths six fireplaces a swimhouse complete with a tremendous ming pool and a bowling alley It has its own heating and light- fireplace Skating was a favorite ing plant and even a central form of recreation for Ford and vacuum cleaning system All are his family operated by electricity generated "Santa's Workshop" in the power house from a waterIn the woods beyond the lake Is fall in the River Rouge The estate workshop" A craftsman also has its own telephone system "Santa's in red and white uniform Ironically the mechanical wiz- dressed for Ford's four ard died while the home was made toys thereLater for pupils grandchildren keroand candles lighted only by the nearby Edison Institute The flooding Rouge at sene lamps Two live reindeer were school had cut off the power to lend an air of reality kept Peer Through Windows Not far from the workshop are The Since Ford's devoted widow Mrs Ford's formal gardens Clara Bryant Ford died last year rose garden alone is a large as a the house has been barred even football field It is piped' for lily A few glim- ponds and waterfalls Elsewhere to newspapermen mering lights gave the mansion on the estate is a full acre of an eerie look on the cold rainy peonies One rustic little building is the day this reporter was permitted by estate trustees through the pigeon loft made entirely of small windows logs and bent sticks Even the doorInside could be seen antique fur- knobs and latches are made of niture rich Oriental rugs and mas- roughlycarved wood A large umbrella A stoor?li stance from the house sive paintings rack in the hall and a fancy foot- - is a Ifcircplar screen-i- n building ed By Clarke Beach Washington mMwJ&Sm SSari' If the Russiians attack will be the outcome? :& I asked tfiat question of a Well informed diplomatic official ' ' r "World war" was his reply' Although the United States and its allies have not said wtait they would do if Iran were attaeked he said the sequence of events wopld corapel them fb fignl For one thing he said' any aggression anywhere by the red army itself would bruSSkr The internal colWs jtnd satellite actions which the Sbviets have used up to now have not presented a clear chlenge to the western powers Bua direct Soviet attack would them witJi h the choice of leppeasement or resistance and they do not believe ap peasement would hilp any nation ' but Russia Would Perfl Flank Secondly this official pointed ' em a Russian lunie into south- west Asia won M threaten tha whole weak southerlti flank of the North Atlantic treaty organiza'Jtion (NATO) That southern flarik seems to be Josephine Hull (left foreground) George Sanders (back right) and Helen Hayes hold Academy Award Oscars they received in ceremony at Hollywood Miss Boll won best supporting actress f or "Harvey" giving U S military leaders more About Eve" Miss Hayes accepted the award for concern just now than any other Sanders was named best supporting actor for Jose Ferrer top male acting winner who is in New York and ' Dean Jagger (left) made the formal area on the rim at the western to Miss Hull It consists Sf the Mediter — x— — --f presentation - ppwers ranean and the lands eastward to Indiat'— southwest Asia sometimes wi'th a huge sand pit sunk in the called the near and middle east center Caretakers said Mr and A foremost militalry leader told me Mrs Ford sat in chairs around the T ''i "The people of this country pit for hours watching their grandchildren aren't worrying enough about the eastern Medlterranejm area They seem to think that becailse we two avrs ® the plains of: By Frank Carey' ing that the commission might use fought northern Europe thit all our wary to make artillery guided Associated Press Science Reporter jit will be fought therte Next Stime! March 31 (AP) siles and othej? carriers for atomic they mighffind tbat the war yill ' be won or lost somewhere near America's atomic empire is grow- - eScplosies) J fSuez"--' ing fast with announcements of Secret Faciiliiy strategy this man said new projects cropping up almost in The AEC will set up a secret lInfr°bal the Mediterranean area and south' wholesale lots secon west a Asia are secondi in importance Since late fall nine new atomic "developmental facility" ventures have been announced tion of the army's Weldon Spring only to western Europe f j And there's the" further possibility (Mo) ordnance works site The Great OH Reserves thsft a new proving grounds foa location at the site of an ordnance If Russia controlled that regioft: (atomic weapons may be set up in works suggests the possibility of it would have the great oil reserves of the middle east and could i tDe remote Aleutians Materials for the proposed hydro- development of weapons for various Close Suez the "Wfistern powers" r gen bomb atomic ower for air- uses gateway to Asia craft and increased supplies of the It would have a bridgehead fcdr 6 A little over a week ago the uranium-22- 3 precious explosive AEC announced it would erect a an invasion of northern Africa are among the objectives If the western were drivii But some rif the- new ventures $45000000 "production"' plant in en from Africa powers si northern rim hush-hush promptare completely Colorado's Bocky Flats area near they would have to fall back across atomic ing speculation that the Denver This will be "secret" op 1500 rnilesfjjf Sahara desert to chiefs are working on atomic ar- eration but will involve handling establish their next line of det land of radioactive materials fense possibly extending across th tillery shells torpedoes mines guided missiles and perhaps dark continent f rdm Dakar to reasonable the possibiliAmong "even radioactive "death dust" ties are these: The AEC may have Djibouti Life Changes developed an improved process for VAs to what the western powers like nroducing materials for A or H would do if the Russians attacked Meanwhile place names Padu-cah bombs They might even be plan Iran the military man said: "There Savannah river Rocky flats that we could do Weldon spring Amarillo and ning to produce radoactive weap- would be little at first" Frenchman's flats bid fair to raVk ons other than boftibs There is a vast power vacuum 7 That same day the commisin prominence with the pioneering of the atomic adventure— sion disclosed it is negotiating a southeast of Turkey jiames Turkey with considerable U S Oak Ridge Hanford and Los Alar contract with a General Electric division in Cincinnati looking to- help has built up a formidable mois Life has changed for residents ward atomic engines fbr aircraft army but no other tkountry in tha in the vicinity of at lea3t two of The air force has an allied contract area to' the south i and east has forces that could stand up long with General Electric those areas 1 About 1500 fanfilies will have to Wide Conseqneneer 'H against the Russians! Even to get move from the vicinity of the proof the such forces as are available to form 8 ramifications wide The posed Savanhah river S C plant atomic field are shown by still an- a united front would be difficult designed for other venture reported to be in because of the bitter feuds among where materialsbombs" will be "Either MV or H prospect under the Joint leader- the various Moslem factions T made of AEC and the national bu- Oly Strength Left And residents of Las Vsegas Ne- ship reau of standards Britain and the U S have about vada must expect periodic window The agencies reportedly will set the only strength in the area that tests from on as atomic go rattling a "low temperature Jpbysics" the Russians could be made to jfeel time to time at isolated French lip t Boulder Colorado — e IT S air base at Dhoron Saudi laboratory 40 miles away man's flats about in the region of ex- Arabia on the Perils i gulf and Researches line-unew p of the Here's the more than 450 de British air bases in) cold treme n anIraq projects in the order of their zero below conceivably grees Suez and sorfte other spots Novemnouncement since late last could have some relation to hydxo-ge- n The to Whom I talked ber: bomb development There has howeverdiplomat said resistance would "1 Orf that the Advanced Design past been speculation in force an avalanche All like gather 1 The Savannah river SC plant special refrigeration devices might of southwest Asia would b where atomic furnaces of "ad- be used in the proposed he said by the attack on state aroused vanced design" will turn out ma- comnonents in a liauified a neighbor and fellow Mosleml AEC The has detonation to ""vj-ir- " WiL f terials that can be—- used for prior recognizing the danger to' if and when announced a Boulder project but country ori themselves they would look to the be ''a will that The special are says only the latteit perfected plant U S and its allies to meet the atwill also! be able to produce ma- ized reseaiuit lauuiaiuij AEC tack U S prestige would be at an ft OnlV vesterdav peaceuse ior terials of potential fi stake a build uranium would Construcit nounced time industrial poer The issue would be carried to the 1200 acre site on a ore tion has already started refinery Nations he cbntinujsd and It will take about United 2 A plant at Eaducah Ky also near Cincinnati V N could be expected to rethe to this 1200 for plant act with a vigorous operate people separating under construction appeal tq world With all these new projects un from uranFrom explosive uranium-33- 5 at opinion xi u in cpuid not percontinues ium as it- occurs in nature The der development work suade Russians to withdraw atomic eriey'eommission long has AEC's other major plants at Oak jt couldthebegin to assemble a force had anothet plaM of this type at Ridge Tenn Hartford WashingWhich the Russians would ton the big plutoniupi factory and with Oak Ridge VTennk have to reckon 3 A new testing grounds for at Los Alamos the assembly ' shop Meanwhile- - it might ask the ' atomic Explosives on a wide area for to move into Iran The Turks of the Las Vegas Nevada bomb- New Reactors Turks- this man said in view of series A and by gunney raege ing And at Arco Idaho construction tne invasion of thuir r of testf already hajflbeen held on goes ahead on Various new types neighbor probably Would he foreSupplement to of "reactors" — atomic energy fur- most this among nations in the V M the AEC's older proving grounds naces r— which the commission assembly calling for action at Enlivetok in the far Pacific feasthe demonstrate will Would Lose Initiative 4 A 14000-acr- e segment of the hopes for ofatomic ships power ordance plant ibility " This same diplomat doubts: howarmy's "Pan-Taxindustrial use and for "breed- ever Something unbelievably beautiful hap seventeen miles east of Amarillo for that the western world will fuels atomic additional ing" of for whan room the rest the to you Texas lis now being negotiated ever have to decide whether to pant to these addition In major a site for some' put Shuftlepoint carpet on your floors has take up arms 'to repel an invasion1 by the AEC as projects the AEC The handcraft needlepoint effect picks secret work There's been guess- - versatile research ventures under- of Iran alone The Russians know The luxsaid that if they attack Iran up the highlights and accents way jn three "national laboratori- he it will mean warr es-' at Oak Ridge Argonne laborloop pile fpo they will uriously textured n strike in -- other areas at the same lends a third dtttiensional loveliness And N atory near Chicago and Nat Y time If on Long Island they attacked only in your first wfelk on Shuttlepoint't soft The effects of atomic radiation Iran and war resulted they would lUsh wool telh you "all's right with this on man beast and plant are among lose the initiative if other parts A room I" 1 the subjects under investigation— of the world equally important to I and experimental subjects range them Mosseur The most desirable move from: from buzzing hornets to strange Tox the Soviet viewpoint as this man exotic flowers sees it would-to promote a com-- : Eliminator nuinist rebellion inside Iran send1 Scientific Iran against 'Iraq then snowball Colon the attack into a sate lite conquest of southwest Asia ' Therapy Best intelligence afthis reports Zone time indicate that theflranian com-- i Therapy undergk-ounMarch 31 munists — the— ARLINGTON Vt illegal Tudeh party are too weak to Th Tox Eliminator is fh latest scien(AP) — A five car New York-tp- a coup d'etat But tific typa of equipment autemdtie conMontreal passenger train was de- engineer are still the strongest group inthey the railed before dawn today on a trolled for cleansing the colon tract World and may develop ifti roadbed at Cemetery Arab Watcli your own elimination through 7 time Crossing glass tube Meanwhile there is seething dipSeveral of the 40 passengers re lomatic to 5 P fm Hears 9 to 12 a m end military! activity to untwo and minor injury ported the Mediterranean and evenings oy ppoinimtm strengthen Ruty at examination derwent Asia Air force secreMALAN CLINIC land hospital but none was de- southwest tary Thomas K Ftnletter and scribed by Rutland railroad offic- Adm Phone 7911 233! 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