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man problems, Acheson re
marked: “All the help in the
world from the United States will
not help those who will not help
themselves.”
When he gets back to Washing
ton the Secretary will take up im
portant decisions in the drive to
halt Communism in Asia.
The three principals in the re
cent. two-day Paris Foreign Mini
sters Conference—Acheson, Brit
ish Foreign Secretary Bevin and j
French Foreign Minister Schu
man, gave out few details of what
they had accomplished. Bevin told
a Labor Party meeting at Wool
wich, England. “We can only hope
the results of these discussions
will be the beginning of the end
ing of the age-long feud between
the French and the Germans.”
Schuman, speaking a t Metz,
hinted that France had obtained
concessions from the United
States, with regard to Germany.
Acheson said of the decisions only
that they would “contribute
mightily” to German recovery.
Poland appeared to be prepar
ing a Titoist trial similar to that
staged recently in Hungary to
stamp out the heresy of followers
of Premier-Marshall Tito of Yu
goslavia. Wladyslaw Gomulka,
former Vice-Premier, was repor
ted ousted from the Polish United
United Workers (Communist) Par
ty, and reliable sources said it
- looked like a trial was coming.
Portugal has voted in a new
120-man national assembly. Not
a single member of it opposes the
Portugese dictator, Premier An
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tensified the search today for Lt.
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cue Squadron pilot from Kansas
City, who has been missing since j
Nov. 3.
The radio signals were heard at
Ladd Air Force Base, here, at :
Ophir and Nome, west of here,
and as far away as McChord Air
Force Base near Tacoma, Wash.
Ladd authorities said they were
reluctant to believe the sender is
Murphy until further contact is
made.
A Fairbaks radio operator pick
ed up the signals and said he ask
ed the sender to signal three long
dashes if he were Murphy. Three
long dashes followed. But atmos
pheric conditions shut down fur
ther contact.
Planes from 10th Rescue are !
using radio directional finders to 1
locate the source of the signals, I
which are believed to come from
the Galena and Ruby area, some
250 miles west of here.
Previous searches for Murphy
and his Cessna plane have concen
trated in a 150-mile circle from
Fairbanks.
Murphy, 29, is listed from 2012
Kansas Ave., Kanssa City, Mo., al
though he and his wife,Bernadine, 1
and three-year-old daughter Sher
yl Ann reside here.
tonio de Oliveira Salazar. His
National Union Party made a
clean sweep of the elections yes
terday.
Another touring U.S. Senator, j
John L. McClellan (D-Ark.> joined
with Sen. Elmer Thomas <D-Ok
la.) in a little war of words with
Sweden. Thomas, irritated at the
lack of a reception on his arrival
in Sweden, started the fuss when
he told reporters Sweden would
get help from the United States
only over his protest. The Swe
dish press replied hotly. Sen. Mc
| Clellan, joining in the fuss in
Athens, Greece, said Sweden
“profited greatly during the past
war and would “go” with whoever
looked like the winner.”
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Tito Scraps Treaty
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BELGRADE, Yugoslavia, </P)—j
Yugoslavia scrapped her treaty ofs
friendship with Albania Saturday
and charged that country with
acts of hostility she said were pro-!
voked by Soviet Russia.
It marked the first time Premier
Marshal Tito’s independent com
munist government has taken the
initiative in breaking off friend
ship pacts with cominform coun
tries.
Previously Russia, Poland,
Czechoslovakia, Romania, Hun
gary and Bulgaria all cast aside
those ties with Yugoslavia in steps
verging on a break in diplomatic
relations.
The note-more than 3,000
words long—was handed to the Al
banian legation here at noon Sat
urday.
It listed in detail this country’s
accuastions of “hostile” acts on
the part of Albania, but empha
sized at one point that the Tirana
government had been “pushed in
to its policy of open hostility and
violation” of the treaty by Russia
and the other cominform coun
tries.
The formal renunciation fol
lowed by eight days a note to Al
bania demanding that Albania
cease hostile acts, live up to the
terms of the treaty and reply to
that request “within the shortest
possible time.” '
That note fell just short of an
ultimatum.
(Jiapnian Will Be
“Friend Of Alaska*’
JUNEAU (/P)—Governor Gruen
ing says Alaska will find new in
terior secretary Chapman a “sym
pathetic friend, an effective advo
cate and an able administrator.”
The governor has just returned
from a budget meeting in Wash
ington, D. C., and the conference
of Western Governors at Salt Lake
City.
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He declared Chapman has more
experience and more familiarity
with problems of the interior de
partment and its numerous agen
cies—“so important to Alaska”—
than any previous interior secre
tary.
BIRTHDAY PARTY HONORS
JOSEPHINE KAAJA
Josephine Kaaja, well known
and well-liked resident of Nome
for many years was 75 years
young last Friday and was sur
prised with a birthday party at the
home of Mrs. Paul Carlson, where
several of her many friends had
gathered to help her celebrate the
occasion with coffee, birthday
cake and many lovely gifts.
Among the guests were Mrs.
! Mattila, Mrs. Gu Hole, Christie
Waldheim. Mrs. W. McCarthy,
Mrs. Blankenship.
Chapman succeeded Secretary
Krug last week after the latter’s
resignation.
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