U. S. Denies
Soviet Protest
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ratified it.
Acheson said the Russian argu
ment in the case of Italy like other
Soviet objections to the treaty, as
sumes that the treaty is directed
against Russia.
Acheson said that is not the
case and the American govern
ment has said many times that the
treaty is purely defensive.
At his news conference, Ache
son also:
1. Spoke out again on the con
f 1 ict between Czechoslovakia’s
communist government and reli
gious leaders. He declared the
Czech regime is guilty of “tyran
nous domination” of religious or
ganizations in violation of human
rights standards being worked out
in the United Nations.
2. Said the United States re
mains aloof toward the idea of
participation in any Pacific pact
but does not discourage other na
tions from making arrangements
for security measures.
Theodore Okitkon was judged
insane in the U. S. Commissioner's
court on Monday.
Boy Meets Girl;
They Get Married
BOISE, Ida., IaP)—A red-haired
Idaho State Representative went
into a new office last February to
check on a story written about
her engagement to a fellow law
maker.
Now she’s married to the news
paperman.
Rep. Edith Miller, Ada County !
Republican, and Sandor S. Klein,
Boise newspaperman, were mar
ried last week.
Klein was reporting the Idaho
legislative session but missed the
day when Miss Miller’s engage
ment to Rep. Edwin Snow, Adams
County Republican, was announc
ed from the House floor.
However Klein was in his of
fice when the comely lawmaker
dropped in to see about her en
gagement story. It was then that,
he met Miss Miller for the first
time.
Her engagement to Snow was
broken a few weeks ago without
explanation.
The Klein’s took a rain check on
their honeymoon trip. She is busy
starting a law practice in Boise
I and he has already had his vaea
' tion.
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NEW FEDERATED MINISTER
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P. Gordon Gould, superintend
ent of Methodist Churches in
Alaska, arrived on the Alaska Air
lines plane this morning from
Anchorage.
He skated that over the past
week-end he attended the Alaska
missions conference of the Meth
odist church in Anchorage. Mr.
Gould reports that Rev. Robert
Treat, who has been in Juneau
for the past five years, will arrive
on Friday to take charge of the
Federated Church and will hold
services in the church on Sunday.
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bion College, Mich., is married
and h&s a two-year-old daughter.
Record Long Flight
But No Operation
SEATTLE, (/P)—James L. Kirk
and his troublesome appendix
were getting along quite well to
gether yesterday, thank you. But
only after the longest coast guard
mercy trip in North Pacific his
tory.
Kirk. 20, of Omaha, Neb., was
stricken with appendicitis Satur
day aboard the weather ship Wi
nona, some 600 miles south of Ko
diak. Alaska. An operation ap
peared imminent.
In less than 15 hours a PBM
rescue plane from Port Angeles,
Wash., flew north, picked Kirk up
and returned to the Peninsula sta
tion. A PBY amphibian brought
the coastguardsman the rest of the
way here. It was a 2.055-mile
flight. ,
At the marine hospital it was1
While Men Burn
3 Negro Homes
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GROVELAND, Fla., (/P)—A mu
of armed white men burned dow
three Negro homes Monday nigl
in an outbreak of racial violent
that terrorized this central Florid
farming section.
Feeling had been running hig
since Saturday when two Negrot
were arrested on charges of rapin
a 17-year-old white woman an
beating her husband. A third N<
gro was taken in custody Sunda
and a fourth is being sought.
As far as could be determine
no one was in the building* whe
the angry band set fire to then
Their occupants had moved oi
before nightfall.
Earlier, Lake County sheril
W. V. McCall hurled a tear ga
bomb into the midst of a heavil
armed mob of about 50 men wh
rode through Stuckey’s Still.
Negro community about five mile
west of Groveland, firing shot
guns and pistols.
The three Negroes under, arre
have been charged with rape, kid
naping and causing bodily hair
in connection with the Saturda,
offense. McCall said they have ad
mitted the crimes.
National guardsmen, called ou
by Sherifi McCall for the secont
night in a row, Monday nigh
ringed the Negro section her
some distance from the flaminj
structures.
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