Disagreement on
A-W eapon Use in
Formosa Fighting
WASHINGTON, OH—A proposal
by Sen. Kerr (D-Okla) that Presi
dent Eisenhower ban any Ameri
can use of atomic weapons if
fighting develops around Formosa
brought some sharp disagreement
among senators yesterday.
Sens. Mundt (R-SJD) and Hol
land (D-Fla) used almost identical
language in saying that if war
comes they don’t want U.S. forces
fighting with their hands tied, as
they contended had been done in
Korea.
Sen. Sparkman (D-Ala) said in
a separate interview he agrees
with Kerr that “conventional”
arms and forces should not be cut
and American reliance placed en
tirely on atomic weapons.
"But as long as there is no in
ternational agreement to limit
weapons of this type, it becomes
a matter for the President him
self to decide at the time,” said
Sparkman. “I doubt that it is reas
onable to ask the President to say
ahead of time what he would de
cide.”
Kerr said in a statement Wed
nesday that use of other than con- '
ventional weapons against any j
Communist attack that might de- |
velop on the Nationalist-held is
lands of Quemoy and Matsu
could provoke massive retalia
tion” with hydrogen bombs t
against the United States.
Kerr said he knows Eisenhower
wouldn’t get into a war over the
islands if there was any alterna
tive "but if he decides it must be
done, I want to urge that no atom
ic weapons be used in doing it.”
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NOTICE TO VACATE A PORTION ,
ONLY OF THIRD AVENUE BETWEEN
WEST “B” AND DIVISION STREETS.
IN THE CITY OF NOME, ALASKA. j
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the
City of Nome, Alaska, has this day filed j
its Petition to vacate a portion only of j
Third Avenue between West “B” and |
Division Streets, namely, the South j
twenty feet of such street, as such prop- |
erty is needed to accomodate the build
ing of a school addition, and necessary to j
the construction plan.
A hearing will be held before the j
Common Council of the City of Nome, in
council chambers, at 8 P.M., or as soon
thereafter as such can be heard, on the
28th day of April, 1955.
This Notice is given pursuant to Chap
ter 3, Section 2, Chapter 115, Session
Laws of Alaska, 1953.
Dated this 28th day of March, 1955.
Steffen Andersen
Mayor, City of Nome
Publ. April 1, 8, 15, 1955.
Stassen to Give Senators
Classified Documents and
Avoid Subpena Threat
WASHINGTON, (AV~Sen. Mc
Clellan (D-Ark) said yesterday
Harold E. Stassen has agreed to
give Senate investigators “a vast
majority” of the documents Mc
Clellan had threatened to sub
pena if the foreign aid chief said
“No.”
McClellan said Stassen also
agreed to submit to him for per
sonal inspection “the very few
others” which the Foreign Opera
tions Administration chief may
yet decide the Senate Investiga
tions Subcommittee has no right
to have.
The documents relate to nego
tiations for construction of a grain
storage project in Pakistan which
the subcommittee is investigating.
Pending a “review” of the doc
uments, Stassen declined on the
committee’s witness stand Wed
nesday to hand them over. He
stood on the constitutional separa
tion of executive and legislative
branches of the government. He
contended also that subordinates
should not be subject to quizzing
about internal agency affairs such
as recommendations to Stassen.
He claimed the final responsibil
ity.
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Bar Assn. Bill to Become
Law Without Signature
JUNEAU, (jP—Gov. Heintzleman
announced Wednesday he was al
lowing the Alaska Bar Assn, bill to
become law without his signature.
The measure, introduced in the
House, sets up an Integrated Bar
Association.
The governor appointed nine
attorneys to the bar commission,
which will set up the organiza
tion of the integrated association.
Attorneys named to the com
mission were Howard Stabler, R.
E. Robertson, John Dimond, Rob
ert Boochever and H. L. Faulk
ner, all of Juneau; and Harold
Buther, Edward Davis, John
Dunn and John Hellenthall, all
of Anchorage.
P.-T.A. To Sell "Coffee And"
The Nome P.-T.A. will again
be on the job during the dog
races Sunday, serving coffee and
doughnuts, cookies and cupcakes.
The baked goods will all be
home-made, donated by members
and others in the community.
The headquarters for the sales
will be in the Wien Airlines
office.
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