Russian Mission
Gets Heave-Ho
Out of Austria
SALZBURG, Austria, (TP)—The
United States Army forcibly
ejected a three-man Russian re
patriation mission from the Am
erican Zone of Austria Saturday
morning.
The Americans first got the
Russians to leave their headquar
ters and come to an American
Army building.
When the Soviets then refused
to drive voluntarily to the Russian
Zone, two American Army offic
l ers and two G. I.’s dragged the
protesting Russian driver from his
black Mercedes.
The Russians claimed they had
received no orders from their
headquarters to obey the Ameri
can order to leave town.
After commandeering the car,
the Americans drove the Russians
► to the Soviet Zbne.
The U. S. had ordered the Rus
sians to leave because, it said,
their mission had been achieved.
Only 26 persons were repatriated
to the Soviet Union between Sep
tember 1949 and September 1950.
Bill and George Ramsiad, Tin !
City tin mine operators, arrived
Sunday enroute to that northern
point to start summer operations.
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► WEATHER FORECAST
Compiled by U.S. Dept, of Commerce,
Weather Bureau
Forecast Nome: Cloudy today
with occasional afternoon rain
showers. Cloudy tomorrow. Lowest
temperature today 43, highest to
morrow 58.
Data for other selected stations
as of 7 a.m. today:
Station Temp. Weather
Point Hope 33 Rain showers
Kotzebue 49 Part cloudy
Wales 45 Rain
Gambell 34 Snow
Nome 54 Part cloudy
Unalakleet 56 Part cloudy
Bethel 43 Rain
McGrath 44 Part cloudy
Anchorage 55 Part cloudy
Fairbanks 53 Part cloudy
Whitehorse 48 Part cloudy
Edmonton 74 Part cloudy
Juneau 56 Rain showers
Seattle 58 Part cloudy
San Francisco 53 Part cloudy |
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Mr. Cooper, Geo. Joseph, W. L.
Robinson, Dorothy and Sandra
Winninghoff, Annabelle Murphy,
Marilyn Nash, and A. Po’let.
PAN AMERICAN
Pan American arrived Saturday
with a load of 33 passengers for
Nome. Ray Bujena, John Carpen
ter, Jerome Denberger, Henry
Eisenhower, Fred Farmer, Ole
Horn, H. Howard, Mr. and Mrs. M.
Keith, Peter Larson, H. Morvitz,
H. Niewendorp, Mr. and Mrs. Ralf
Reat, Hilky Robinson;
H. Smith, H. Vandergust, Bob
Vandergust, Henry Stride, Bob
Warner, George and Bill Ramstad;
Hans Peterson, Bill Bryson, Ray
Blastervold, Walter West, Charles
Alexander, John England, Reino'
Sarvala, Glen Tweet, W. Carson.
Round trip: J. Vernon.
Departing were: W. Hatch, M.
Ifktork, Rose Silverman, Tillie
Stangroom, Wayne Ofeldts, C. R.
Johnson.
ALASKA AIRLINES
Nome to Anchorage: Helmer Ol
son, Mr. Fraser, William Ward
zola, L. F. Nerhum, Mary Mandy.
Anchorage to' Nome: R. B. Pres
cott, Perry Swedman, Hammond
Ashley, Richard Monsma, H. J.
Lameroux, C. H. Esch, A. H. Fer
guson, Mary A. Mandy, J. Mc
Veigh, Vernan Dimka, Mr. Robin
son, Sam Baker, R. Fannon.
Nome to Unalakleet: Mildred
Olson, Carlson Norman, Arthur
Upicksoun.
Nome to McGrath: Capt. Fash
bough.
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Ambassador Charged With
Saying UN Not Fighting
Communism In Korea
WASHINGTON, (/P)—A charge
that U. S. Ambassador John Muc
cio once said the 'United Nations
are not fighting Communism in
Korea was revived today at the
Senate MacArthur inquiry. Sec
retary of State Acheson testified
Muccio had said the report was
“entirely incorrect.”
Acheson was back in the wit
ness chair for the seventh day
at the hearings by the Senate com
mittees on the MacArthur dismis
sal.
Soon after the questioning be
gan, Senator Bridges (R-NH) told
Acheson he had received a letter
from Rep. Hugh Scott (R-Pa), re
peating charges that Ambassador
Muccio tried to “convince me we
were not fighting Communism.”;
Scott visited Korea last year.
In an exdhange that followed,
Acheson said Muccio is “one of
our very finest men in the depart-1
ment” but that if it were proved
he was “expressing thoughts which
were unfair to the policy of the
government or disloyal or any
thing else” he should be fired.
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