Japan, Nine Years After
Surrender, Is Tied to West
And Wooed From East
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caused business firms — most of
them fly-by-nights — to collapse
right and left.
Japan’s old market in China
has gone behind the bamboo cur
tain. Communist China offers all
manner of trade bait to woo Japan
from the United States. Some
business leaders are interested.
The markets in southeast Asia
are partly blocked by a lack of
diplomatic relations. This is due
to slow negotiations over the war
reparations Japan is to pay the
Philippines, Burma and Indo
nesia.
Growing Criticism
Yoshida’s administration is be
set by growing criticism aimed
-both at him and at the United
States. The steady stream of crit
icism of the United States in press
and radio suggests U.S. influence
in Japan may be at its lowest
ebb since the war.
The Japanese are just as crit
ical of the Soviet bloc and the
Communist party in Japan has
little influence. But a trend to
ward “neutralism” in the manner
of India is apparent.
Many Japanese refer to Ameri
can “defeats” in Korea and Indo
china. Like many other Asians,
large numbers of Japanese con
sider U.S. aid to' the French in
Indochina as helping “colonial
ism.”
Accidental Atom Dusting
A heavy strain on U.S.-Japan
relations this year was the ac
cidental dusting of 23 fishermen
in the U.S. hydrogen bomb tests
in the central Pacific in March.
The incident boiled to mam
moth proportions. Japan, the only
nation ever to be atom bo'mbed, is
touchy about the big bombs. Slow
U.S. apologies and a statement by
congressmen that the fishermen
might have been “spying” on the
tests did not help matters.
The Communists have missed
none of this and have combined
attacks on Yoshida with propa
ganda designed to woo Japan.
However, the outpouring of
sweetness from Peiping and Mos
cow has had little visible effect
as yet.
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION
OF PARTNERSHIP
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
Notice is hereby given that the
copartnership heretofore existing
under the name of RAINBOW
MINES, and operating in the Kou
garok mining area. Cape Nome
Precinct, Frank H. Whaley and
Sterling Montague, copartners, is
now dissolved and terminated by
mutual consent of the said co
partners.
Further notice is given that
Frank H. Whaley is now the sole
owner of said mining enterprise,
and will do business under the
name and style of RAINBOW
MINES.
Frank H. Whaley
Sterling A. Montague
Publ. Aug. 13, 20, 27, Sept. 3, 1954.
V
Senate Defeats Move to
Sidetrack Administration
Anti - Communist Bill
WASHINGTON, (/Pi—The Senate
Thursday defeated a move to side
track one of the administration’s
anti-Communist bills—a measure
with the averred aim of ridding
labor unions of Red influences.
It rejected 57-31 a proposal by
Sen. Magnuson (D-Wash) that in
stead a 12-member commission be
set up to study the whole problem
and report its findings by Jan. 15.
It was offered as a substitute
for a bill by Sen. Butler <R-Md>
to deny collective bargaining
rights to labor unions found by
the Subversive Activities Control
Board (SACB) to be “Communist
infiltrated.”
Butler called Magnuson’s pro
posal a “parliamentary device” to
defeat the bill which he said was
endorsed by Atty Gen. Brownell.
Tormod Bie Named
To Development Board
From the office of the Governor
JUNEAU—Gov. B. Frank Heint
zleman Thursday announced the
appointment of Tormod Bie to
the Alaska Development Board in
place of Clarence Moriarity, who
has resigned.
Bie, a resident of Seward, is
president of the All-Alaska Cham
ber of Commerce. Other members
of the Development Board are W.
A. Bates of Ketchikan, Ken Shep
pard of Anchorage, Robert Grose
close of Fairbanks, and Grant
Jackson of Nome.
j Sally Rand Takes Time
Between Fan Dances
For Third Wedding
! LAS VEGAS, Nev., (An—Fan
dancer Sally Rand changed into a
simple frock between performan
ces early yesterday for a surprise
marriage to former Los Angeles
contractor Fred Lalla.
Afterward she slipped back be
hind her fans for the next show.
The dancer, believed to be 52
and twice married previously,
listed her age simply as “over 21”
on the marriage license as did
Lalla, who said earlier he was 35.
The short ceremony was per
formed at Hotel Last Frontier
where Miss Rand is appearing.
Her adopted son, Sean, 6, was
among those present as the Rev.
Thomas Daly, a Lutheran Minis
ter, officiated.
KOREA VETS DEMONSTRATE
AGAINST RED MEMBERS OF
SUPERVISORY COMMISSION
SEOUL,, Wl—Fifty Korean war
veterans staged an hour-long sit
d o w n demonstration against
Czech and Polish members of the
Neutral Nations Supervisory Com
mission Friday near the Com
munists’ compound in Kangnung
on the east coast. There was no
violence.
SHARP EARTHQUAKE FELT
HOIX.ISTER, Calif., W)—A
“fairly sharp earthquake” jolted
residents awake at 5:50 a.m. yes
terday, but Deputy Sheriff Frank
Pearson said he had no reports of
damage.
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Launch Attack
On TB Bacilli
JUNEAU—With its announced
objective being to “reduce the
population of tubercle bacilli so
the human population can in
crease,” a concerted attack on
Alaska’s No. 1 health problem,
tuberculosis, was launched Tues
day.
Cooperating in the tuberculosis
“blitz” are the Alaska Native Ser
vice, Alaska Dept, of Health and
Arctic Health Institute.
The plan, to be financed in its
first year by $100,000 in the cur
rent Alaska Native Service appro
priation, was announced this week
by Dr. Thomas Parran, former
surgeon general of the U.S. Public
Health Service, who heads a team
of public health experts who have
been studying Alaska health prob
lems for the Interior Department.
“Chemotherapy,” described by
Dr. Parran as “a great addition to
traditional methods of controlling
tuberculosis,” will be the princi
pal weapon in the arsenal being
trundled up to the line for the
war on tuberculosis throughout
Alaska.
Two drugs which can be given
by mouth, one known popularly
as PAS and the other as INH, will
be used in the chemotherapy at
tack. PAS is actually para-amino
salacylic acid. INH is isoniazid.
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