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Dulles Says U.S. Will Use
A-Weapons If Engaged
In Major Military Clash
WASHINGTON, —Secretary
of State Dulles said today he im
agines the United States would
use tactical atomic weapons if it
becomes engaged in any major
military clash anywhere in the
world.
Dulles, told a news conference
he could not say offhand whether
such weapons would be used in
defense of Quemoy and the Mat
sus if the United States decides
to assist the Chinese Nationalist
forces in holding those islands.
He indicated, however, if the
Chinese Communists made a
major effort to take the islands—
and the attempt was also clearly
aimed at conquest of Formosa
—the United States might well
intervene with sea and air forces
equipped with atomic weapons.
By law, a decision to use atomic
weapons may be made only by
the President. Also, President
Eisenhower has said he would re
serve to himself alone any de
cision on the use of U.S. forces
in defense of the Nationalist held
islands.
Rear Adm. Wm. A. Dolan,
Of Valdez, Commander
Bremerton Navy Yard
SEATTLE. (/P>—Rear Adm. Wm.
A. Dolan, a native of Valdez,
Alaska, has been named com
mander of the Puget Sound Naval
Shipyard at Bremerton. He will
take over the job on April 29.
Admiral Dolan was born in
Valdez June 17, 19fW. He attended
public schools in Valdez, Brem
erton and the University of j
Southern California before enter- j
ing the naval academy in 1922.
Admiral Dolan has been con
nected with the Navy’s Bureau
of ShiDs.
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Alaska Steam Enlarges
Freighter Fleet With
Purchase of 5,000-Tonner
SEATTLE, UP — The 5,000-ton
freighter Lever’s Bend was pur
chased by the Alaska Steamship
Co. Monday and President D. E.
Skinner described the move as
the first in a new buildup of
ASC’s freighter fleet.
The Lever’s Bend will expand
Alaska Steam’s freighter fleet to
four 10,000-ton Liberty ships and
eight of the Lever’s Bend type
and tonnage. Six of the latter are
being chartered from the Mari
time Administration.
In addition, Alaska Steam has
the passenger ship Baranof, now
idle at Houston,«Tex.
Alaska Steam took possession
of the Lever’s Bend from Mun
argo Co., of New York at Mobile,
Ala., yesterday.
7*2 Per Cent Alaska
Freight Rate Increase
“Just and Reasonable"
SEATTLE, (/P!—A Federal Mari
time Board hearing on the IV2
per cent freight rate increase put
into effect by the Alaska Steam
ship Co. and the Coastwise Line
a year ago was called off Monday.
It had been set for Seattle.
Atty. Fred Tolan, representing
the Alaska Chapter of the Associ
ated General Contractors and the
Northwest Fish Traffic Commit
tee, notified the board he had
decided the increase was “just
and reasonable.’’
He reached that decision, he
said, after the Alaska Steamship
Co. had made a “complete dis
closure" of its position.
Among new corporation filing
articles with the territorial audi
tor recently is the Admiral Dis
tributors Corp. which has named
Anchorage as headquarters, M.J.
Walsh as agent for Nome; Charles
Clasbv, Fairbanks, and John
Manders for Anchorage.
TAX RETURN NOT DUE—YET
WASHINGTON, UP — Tuesday
was not the deadline for filing
your income tax return.
It used to be, but under a new
law you get another month —
until April 15—to get that job
done.
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McCarthy Levels Fresh
Charges Of Conspiracy
In The Major Peress Case
WASHINGTON, (tft—Sen. Mc
Carthy flung fresh charges of
“conspiracy” at White House and
other administration officials yes
terday in the Senate’s new inves
tigation of the Maj. Irving Peress
case.
Peress is the New York den
tist who was promoted to major
and later given an honorable dis
charge despite his refusal on the
grounds of possible self-incrimin
ation to answer questions about
' Communism.
Sen. McClellan <D-Ark> presid
ing at the Senate Investigations
subcommittee study, launched the
inquiry with a statement accus
ing the Army of conduct that
shows it is “unwilling to disclose
all the facts.”
In an opening statement Mc
Clellan said the Army first gave
his subcommittee staff an inspec
i tor general’s report on how Peress
got a promotion and honorable
discharge after refusing to tell
whether he was a Communist,
then “peremptorily” pulled back
the report and kept it.
McCarthy, raising “a point of
'order,” asked McClellan to broad
en the inquiry, and go into what
the Wisconsin senator termed “a
conspiracy.”
He said this inquiry should em
brace why President Eisenhower
“signed a blackout order, forbid
ding administration officials to
tell what they discussed at a
meeting in January last year. At
that meeting, McCarthy contend
ed, the group “successfully con
spired” to block full investiga
tion of the Peress case at that
time, and moved to launch in
stead “an investigation of Mc
Carthy.”
Secretary of the Army Stevens
contended the report in question
contained secret “information
about investigative methods and
techniques” plus information from
secret informants whose disclos
ure to an outsider might jeopard- t
ize future investigations.
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