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Diplomats To Study
Chances For Korean
Peace Agreement
WASHINGTON, </P) — Diplo
mats from the nations fighting in
Korea open a study here this
week on the chances for a peace
agreement but about all they have
to go on is hope that the Com
munist aggressors now realize
they can’t win. There is no public
sign of such a conclusion on the
part of the Reds.
The talks probably will begin,
at least in preliminary stages, to
morrow at a State Department
session of the 13-nation Korean
policy conference. There will be
another such regular session Fri
day. The meetings are routine for
the representatives of nations
fighting in the Far East war.
Britain’s embassy, under in
structions received from London
last week, is the prime mover
right now in the hunt for an ave
nue to peace, but the United States
already was operating along that
line when the Bijtish move came.
Mr. and Mrs. Graham Mathis
are the parents of a daughter
born today at the hospital. Mr.
Graham is with the U. S. Weather
Bureau, stationed here recently.
The proverbial professor—One
of the absent minded type—was
recently awakened by the tele
phone at 2 a.m. The caller inquir
ed, “Is this one, one, one, one?”
“No,” answered the professor.
“It is eleven, eleven.”
“Oh pardon me,” said the call
er. “Wrong number. Sorry I dis
turbed you.”
“That’s all right,” rejoined the
professor. “I had to get up to
answer the telephone anyhow.”
Believes Senate Ready To
Move on Hawaii Statehood
WASHINGTON, </P) — Ben
jamin O. Wist of the Hawaii
Statehood Commission said Sat
urday he believes the Senate
leadership is “ready to move on
the Hawaii Statehood Bill in the
fall.”
That, he said, is the impression
he formulated from a week of
conferences with Senate leaders
and officials of the Interior De
partment.
“It is most encouraging,” he
said.
Statehood legislation for Ha
waii and Alaska is pending on
the Senate calendar, having been
recommended by the Senate com
mittee on Interior and Insular
Affairs.
Wist said Senator McFarland
(D-Ariz), the Senate majority
leader, told him he expects to
bring up the bills for Senate
action this fall, after the Senate
returns from a prospective sum
mer recess.
NEW LOOK FOR TIRES
AKRON, O., UP)—Passenger car
tires that are dirty and dingy after
winter and spring driving can be
made to look bright and black
again in a few minutes.
Only a little effort is required
to do the trick, reports the B. F.
Goodrich Co. Use a tablespoon of
detergent in a pailful of cold
water and whip up some suds.
After washing the tires with a
rag or stiff brush, rinse them well
with clear water. Dry with a clean
cloth to regain the new look.
Avoid using gasoline, kerosene or
any other petroleum product.
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Asserts Britain’s
“Naval Capabilities”
Not What They Used to Be
LONDON, (/P)—A Foreign Of
fice spokesman said Friday the
United States never has formally
asked Britain to join in a general
naval blockade of Red China.
He was commenting on a state
ment made by Admiral Forrest
Sherman, chief of United States
naval operations, saying that only
Britain among the United Nations
has opposed a naval blockade of
China.
Sherman’s testimony clearly ir
ritated British higher-ups.
The admiral also told the Sen
ate inquiry he thinks an Ameri
can should head a projected At
lantic Pact naval command in the
Mediterranean. Britain’s “naval
capabilities,” he added, are not
what they used to be.
THE RUGGED LIFE
MISSOULA, Mont. (£>) —When
Louis Albert found a bobcat in
his woodshed, he didn’t go for
a revolver or rifle. He just picked
up a handy club and dispatched
i the animal with a solid blow to
the head.
The retired rancher who lives
, west of here, has the pelt, more
! than three feet long, to show the
predator no longer exists.
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