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Missing Fishermen’s Skiff
Found Capsized on Beach
SEATTLE, UP)—A small out
board skiff that carried three Se
attle men fishing in the treacher
ous waters near Westport Sunday
was found capsized on the beach
Tuesday. There was no trace eft
the men.
The Coast Guard said the 14
foot craft was found by a search
ing party near the Point Grenville
station, 23 miles north of Gray’s
Harbor. The outboard motor
which powered it was missing,
but the oars were with the boat.
The boat was definitely identi
fied as one which was rented to
Wilbur Wright, 47, Russell Hoven,
31, and Karl Vatten, about 60.
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Korean Talks
Broken Off by
16 U.N. Countries
GENEVA, W)—The 16 countries
which fought under the United
Nations flag in Korea issued a
joint declaration Tuesday declar
ing the Korean peace talks were
being broken off.
The declaration was' laid before
the 19-nation Korean conference
after the three Communist mem
bers had made a last minute ef
fort to delay the break-up of the
talks.
The 16 Korean allies expressed
regret over failure of the seven
weeks of negotiations, but de
clared that it would be useless to
continue the conference longer.
The declaration said the non
Communist countries had made
every effort to settle the problem
but “the Communist delegations
have rejected all our efforts.”
The 16 asserted one of the main
obstacles to a settlement was the
refusal of the Communist coun
tries—Russia, Red China and
North Korea—to permit the U.N.
a supervisory role in a Korean
settlement.
$75,000 Ransom Found
In Smith Kidnap Case;
Rifle Being Sought
PHOENIX, Ariz., UP)—Discovery
of the $75,000 ransom money
cleared up a major mystery in the
puzzling Evelyn Ann Smith kid
naping case Tuesday.
The missing cash, bundled in a
man’s work shirt with a shiny
pistol lying on top, was found
near the Superstition Mountains
Monday. The “hiding place” was
less than 10 feet from a road over
which dozens of officers had trav
eled since Friday.
About 100 yards away is a ranch
house near which Daniel J. Mar
sin, an unemployed Phoenix wel
der, was apprehended shortly af
ter the ransom was paid by Mrs.
Smith’s husband, Herbert.
Marsin, 41, was identified by
Mrs. Smith as her abductor.
Police placed the money in a
shoe box, which was labeled
“$75,000” and hung on a Tamar
isk tree, and continued the search
for a rifle and binoculars the kid
naper was reported to have used.
A mine detector was taken into
the foothills of the Superstitions
to use yesterday in the hunt for
the rifle.
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Churchill to Meet
Eisenhower Soon
In Washington
WASHINGTON, UP)—Britain’s
Prime Minister Churchill will
meet President Eisenhower here
in ten days. And Secretary of
State Dulles said yesterday he
hopes the informal talks will lead
to closer understanding on collec
tive defense of Southeast Asia
against Communism.
Dulles, who will take part in
the conferences along with British
Foreign Secretary Eden, indicated
at a news conference that alterna
tives to a European Defense Com
munity will be considered along
with the Southeast Asia situation.
The European Army issue is a
critical one at the moment be
cause of the French government
crisis and the American desire for
formation of a collective defense
setup.
Dulles made it clear that France
will not be represented at the
meeting .but said that no decisions
will be made anyway. He said it
is not unusual for the President
to meet separately with^ either
British or French officials.
Dulles met newsmen for his
weekly conference a few minutes
after the White House had issued
a brief announcement that
Churchill and Eden will visit the
President over the weekend of
Friday, June 25.
Abraham Lincoln was an expert
wrestler in his youth.
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IN THE PROBATE COURT FOR THE
CAPE NOME PRECINCT, SECOND
DIVISION, TERRITORY OF ALASKA.
IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF
HERMAN HENRY HOOP, deceased.
No. 963.
Notice of Hearing on
Final Report and Account and
Determination of Inheritance
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Karl
F. Dewey, Executor of the above-entitled
estate, has filed his Final Report and
Account and that the 12th day of August,
1954, at the hour of ten o’clock A.M. of
said day, at the office of the above
named Court at Nome, Alaska, has by
Court Order been fixed as the time and
place for a hearing on the said Report
and Account; that also at such time and
place the Court will determine and ad
judicate the beneficiary of this estate
under the Will of the decedent.
Objctions, if any there be, to said
report and account and proof of heirship
will be heard at this time.
DATED this 11th day of June, 1954.
KARL F. DEWEY,
Executor.
Publ. June 16, 23, 30, July 7, 1954.
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Chamber of Commerce
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