Arthur Dean Will I
Represent U.S. In
Panmunjom Talks
WASHINGTON, (#1— Secretary
of State Dulles announced Tues
day that a United States represen
tative will leave today for Pan
munjom to negotiate with the
Communists on arrangements for
a Korea political conference even
though this country disagrees with
some Red proposals for the Pan
munjom talks.
The Panmunjom discussions are
scheduled to get underway tomor
row. The U.S. representative will
be Arthur Dean, a special assistant
to Dulles.
Dulles told a news conference
the American government consid
ers that the question of what na
tions should attend a Korean poli
tical conference has already been
decided by the United Nations.
But, he observed, if the Reds—
who want to include neutrals —
bring up the subject at Panmun
jom, the United States cannot pre
vent their doing so.
Dulles returned only Monday
from a Big-Three foreign minis
ters meeting at London which re
viewed the problems of Korea,
Trieste, Germany-Autria and oth
er troubled spots.
He spent an hour at the White
House Tuesday morning, report
ing to President Eisenhower, and
later met with newsmen.
John Wayne Divorce Trial
Causes More Eyes To Blink
Than Los Angeles Smog
LOS ANGELES, UP>— The first
day of the John Wayne divorce
trial caused more eyes to blink
than the smog.
The top boxoffice actor’s
estranged wife, Mrs. Esperanza
Baur Wayne, accused him of
drunkenness, wife beating and
some extra-curricular love-mak
ing ,with pretty Actress Gail Rus
sell.
Wayne angrily denied all of his
fiery Mexican mate’s accusations
and countered with a few choice
scandalous charges of his own.
Mrs. Wayne’s counsel presented
22 specific instances of cruelty
and the Wayne forces countered
with 31 more against her.
Help Business And
Benefit All, Says
Secy, of Commerce
TACOMA, 0?) — Secretary of
Commerce Weeks, a self-described
business agent (for business) Mon
day night said his department is
concentrating much of its efforts
on tax reforms which will help
business.
“That which helps business
helps everybody,” he explained.
“There should be no division be
tween labor and management.
Both hang from the same limb
and if the limb breaks both go
down.”
The Eisenhower appointee was
rather cloudy, however, in his
prediction of business prospects
beyond the first half of 1954.
He said he was optimistic about
the first half of next year.
Speaking before a $100 a plate
dinner for which 494 tickets were
purchased by Pierce County Re
publicans, Weeks said he regarded
himself as “a business agent for
business.”
“When I help business, I’m
helping every mortal in America,”
he said.
Turning his talk to the recent
Democratic victory in Wisconsin’s
Ninth District election, hailed by
Democrats as a repudiation of
Agriculture Secretary Benson’s
farm policies and of the Eisen
hower administration in general,
Weeks said it was a definite set
back to the GOP but “fortunately
came at an opportune time.”
“If we had to have a warning
that our course in some field
might need revision, it was good
to get it now,” he said. “We will
have a year to work on it.”
Weeks praised the Eisenhower
administration for its efforts in
trying to effect economy in gov
ernment, saying:
“All is not quiet along the Po
tomac. You can hear the sound of
pruning sheers trimming the
budget almost any day.”
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U.S. Stops Israeli
Foreign Aid For
Defying U.N.
WASHINGTON, UP) — Secretary
of State Dulles disclosed Tuesday
the United States has suspended
a 100 million dollar aid program
for Israel because he believes the
Israeli government is defying a
United Nations ruling.
Dulles said the Eisenhower ad
ministration has decided to defer
any aid allocations to Israel until
it abides by a U.N. ruling it must
stop trying to divert waters from
the River Jordan along the Syrian
frontier.
At a news conference, Dulles
said the United States believes
Israel should expect a decision, or
dering a halt to this project, made
by Gen. Vagn Bennike, Danish
chief of the U.N. truce supervision
group along the Palestine frontier.
The United States is continuing
to go forward with smaller
amounts of technical aid funds to
Israel, he said. But no allocation
of the larger grant funds, appro
priated by Congress for the Near
or Middle East has been made.
He estimated the amount in
volved for Israel was about 100
million dollars. Allocations for
Arab governments from foreign
aid funds, he indicated, are con
tinuing to go forward. He noted
the United States used part of this
money for emergency aid to Iran
a few months ago.
Gene Sampson Bolts
ILA To Join AFL
NEW YORK, UP)—John J. (Gene)
Sampson, key figure in the record
1951 waterfront strike, has bolted
the International Longshoremen’s
Assn, to join the American Feder
ation of Labor.
Sampson made the move Mon
day night at a meeting of ILA
Local 791, which controls Hudson
River docks in the Chelsea district
of Manhattan.
The meeting was a turbulent
one with only 21 men lining up
behind Sampson, who had been
business agent of the local. Other
men at the meeting, variously es
timated at 400 to 900, voted to
stay with the ILA.
It was announced that Sampson
will serve as an organizer for the
new ILA-AFL, chartered by the
AFL after the federation ousted
the old ILA for failure to purge
itself of racketeering elements.
IN THE PROBATE COURT FOR THE
CAPE NOME PRECINCT, SECOND
DIVISION, TERRITORY OF ALASKA.
In the Matter of the Estate of
NAT BUCKLAND KUPRAVIK. deceased.
No. 953
Notice to Creditors
r OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Lewis
Hudgins, of Nome, Alaska, has been duly
appointed Administrator of the Estate of
Nat Buckland Kupravik, deceased.
All persons having claims against the
said Estate should present them, with
proper vouchers attached, to the said
Administrator at Nome, Alaska, within
six ('6) months from the date of this
notice.
Dated this 16th day of October, 1953.
LEWIS HUDGINS
Administrator
James A. von der Heydt
Attorney for Administrator.
Publ. Oct. 19, 26, Nov. 2, 9, 1953
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Striking Arabs Kill One,
Injure Many At Oil Plant
BEIRUT, Lebanon, —A trav
eler from Dhahran, Saudi Arabian
oil port on the Persian Gulf, said
Tuesday that striking Arabian and
Palestinian workers at the big
Arabian American Oil Co. instal
lation there killed at least one
person and injured many others
in a new outbreak of violence
Monday.
Earlier reports said the strikers
had stoned trucks and a bus from
the big U.S. Air Force base near
Dhahran Saturday and also had
smashed private American auto
mobiles.
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