Acheson Tells Of
U. N. Veto Pursuit
Of Enemy Planes
Into Manchuria
WASHINGTON, (jP)—Secretary
of State Acheson told Senators
Tuesday how other United Na
tions vetoed an American plan
last November for “hot pursuit’’
of enemy planes across the Ko
rean border into Manchuria.
He said the United States pro
posed only two or three minutes
of air penetration of Manchuria,
but the other Allied governments
^ would not go along with the plan.
Acheson was testifying for the
fourth day at hearings by the
Senate Armed Services and For
eign Relations Committees on the
ouster of Gen. MacArthur.
Acheson read a telegram sent
under his signature on last Nov.
13 to American embassies in other
United Nations. The approval of
the other governments was not
asked. There has been previous
testimony from U.S. military lead
ers, however, that such strong ob
jections were raised by other na
tions with troops in Korea that
the plan was never put into effect.
Acheson’s telegram said the
“privileged sanctuary” of Man
churia—a term MacArthur often
used—presented a “grave prob
lem” to U.N. forces since “enemy
aircraft 'nationality not always
^<nown» operate from Manchurian
fields, dash into Korea air space
to strike U. N. air and ground
forces and then fly to safety be
hind Manchurian border a very
few minutes away.”
Public Relations Man Fined
$5000 Violating Election
Laws In Maryland
BALTIMORE, iJP\ — Jon M.
Jonkel, 35-vear-oid public re
lations man from Chicago, was
fined $5,000 Monday for violat
ing Maryland’s election laws as
campaign manager for Senator
Butler (R-MdL
Jonkel pleaded guilty to six
charges and was fined by Criminal
Court Judge Joseph Sherbow. The
judge could have fined him a total
of $6,000 and sentenced him to 12
years in prison under Maryland's
Corrupt Practices Act.
The violation occurred during
Butler's campaign against Millard
E. Tydings last year. Tydings.
r Democratic senator for 24 years,
was beaten by 43,000 votes.
Jonkel was indicted May 2 on
six charges, three identical ones
for the primary and general elec
tions. They were that he failed
to keep required detailed accounts
of money handled by him, to re
port campaign finances properly
and on time,' and was not a desig
nated political agej»t and resident
of Maryland.
The indictments grew out of
hearings by a Senate elections
subcommittee on complaints by
Tydings on the conduct of Sen
ator Butler’s campaign. Tydings
charged that campaign funds were
handled “irregularly” and that
tactics were “unfair.”
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION ,
Notice is hereby given that the
Civil Aeronautics Administration
has filed request (Nome 01061), for
the conveyance to the Alaska
Aeronautics and Communications
Commission, the following des
cribed tract of public lands, pur
suant to the provisions of Section
16 of the Federal Airport Act of
May 13, 1946 (60 Stat. 179; 49
U.S.C. 1115), for the construction,
operation and maintenance of a
public airport at Quartz Creek
Kougarok, Alaska:
"From U. S. Army Triangula- I
tion Station "Bunker Hill" go N
1° 13' E 66,317 feet to Station
32-00 on center line of proposed
runway; thence S 42° 00' E 500
feet to point of beginning; thence
N 48° 00' E 300 feet; thence N 42°
00' W 4,300 feet; thence S 48° 00'
W 600 feet; thence S 42° 00' E
4,300 feet; thence N 48° 00' E 300
feet to point of beginning, contain
ing 59.3 acres, more or less, lo
cated in the Second Judicial Di
vision, at latitude 65° 22' N. Longi- !
tude 164° 40' W. All bearings are
true."
The purpose of this notice is to
give persons claiming an interest
in the lands or having bona fide j
objection to the conveyance, an
opportunity to file with the Re- j
gional Administrator, Bureau of
Land Management, Box 480, An
chorage, Alaska, within 30 days
after the first publication a pro
test, together with evidence that i
a copy of the protest, together with
evidence that a copy of the pro
test has been serVed on the appli-^
cant.
Lowell M. Puckett,
Regional Administrator
Publish May 30, June 6, 13, 20.
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