Commies Expected
To Stymie Conference
San Francisco (vP) John
Foster Dulles said in a broad
cast interview he assumed
Russia will walk out of the
Japanese Peace Treaty Con
ference.
Dulles, state department
adviser, said he doubted they
will sign the treaty, which is
to come out of the conference,
and “they won’t want to be
spectators to the signing”,
Korea — Communist troot s
blowing bugles and whistles
surrounded an allied patrol
I base before dawn northwest
of Chorwon in western Korea
yesterday.
Contact with another as
saulted allied patrol base was
also broken but its members
| are believed withdrawing to
; safety. Yesterday’s action,
the second in two days, heigh-,
tened speculation that the.
Commies are preparing for a I
major offensive.
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Tomorrow & Monday
Bing Crosby’s latest picture
titled Mr. Music and boasting
nine hit tunes may be seen to
morrow and Monday at the
Orpheum Theatre.
Nancy Olson, Charles Co
burn, Ruth Hussey, and
Marge and Gower Champion,
plus guest stars Groucho
Marx, Peggy Lee, the Merry
Macs and Dorothy Kirsten,
Metropolitan Opera Star, are
also in the film.
Der Bingle plays a songwri
ter who’d rather shoot golf or
go nightclubbing than sit at a!
piano and compose songs.'
j However, in need of cash, hej
j promises to write a show for:
j producer Charles Coburn in
' return for a $15,000 advance,
j Coburn agrees but hires j
j Nancy Olson to see 'that Bing i
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j forgets about the wine and'
1 women, particularly glamor-1
I ous Ruth Hussey.
! Hit tunes heard are Acci
dents Will Happen, Wasn’t 11
There, High on the List, 1
Wouldn’t It Be Funny and'
others. !
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ban have the leading roles in ,
Two Weeks With Love. The |
film is in Technicolor.
A charter Pacific Northern
Airlines DC-4 took 45 Kodiak
Island students to Juneau >
Tuesday en route to the Mt. |
Edgecumbe school at Sitka, j
| The 14-month o.u ua 4*i.ur |
!of Mr. and Mrs. PeteGundei
son of Afognak died Tuesday j
at Griffin Memorial Hospital.
The baby, Margaret, was tak
en to Afognak for burial.
I Paul Rivers of the Kodiak ;
Laundry was a Denali passen-]
ger for Seattle Wednesday.
Mrs. Rivers plans to leave by
plane today and will join him
in Seattle. They will vacation
I in Canada and New York for
six weeks and then return.
Dancing will be resumed at
the community center this ev
ening, and square danding
will start again Monday night.
The-school will have the use
of the building on Friday
nights.
Father Alexander Popoff
of the Russian Church left on
the Garland Thursday for Per
ryville and Chignik. He will
return in a month.
The Garland, westward mail
boat, arrived in port Thursday
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