The Situation In Korea
SEOUL, Korea, (JP) — U. S.
Sabre jet fighters today swept
over northwest Korea but sighted
none of the communist MIG-15
jets that almost daily flock out
of Manchuria.
Doughboys in mist-draped hills
across the front held their fire
as the twilight war continued.
There was little to report ex
cept brief patrol contacts in no
man’s land.
Temperatures ranged from a
bone-chilling 5 in the east to 40
above in the west.
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J. Edgar Hoover Praises
Nation’s Press In Capture
Of Most Wanted Fugitives
WASHINGTON, (/P) — J. Edgar
Hoover today commended the
American press for publicizing
1 the FBI’s “ten most wanted fugi
tives.”
The newspapers and news serv
ices are performing a service vital
to the public interest by publish
ing the photographs and descrip
tions of the ten “most wanted”
criminals, Hoover said in a state
ment.
“The American press has pub
lished information about these
fugitives not only for its news
value but also because of a real
interest in the welfare of society,
and it is to be congratulated,”
the FBI director added. “Cooper
ation between the press and law
enforcement agencies has proved
itself a most effective weapon in
the fight against crime.”
Hoover noted that several of
the most wanted fugitives have
been arrested as a direct result
of stories and pictures in the
' press.
Stejer and Twenhofels
Settle Court Difficulties
CLEVELAND, (/P) — Charles
Stejer, 7, and his four-year-o'ld
sister, Sharon, are going to spend
Christmas at Juneau, because of
a settlement reached by their di
vorced parents.
The settlement reached in Com
mon Pleas Court here gives Mrs.
William S. Twenhofel permission
to take the children to the home
of their stepfather who is chief
of the U. S. Geological Survey in
Alaska.
Their father, Francis A. Stejer,
was formerly a geologist with the
survey in Alaska and his immedi
ate superior was Twenhofel.
Stejer is to have the right to
visit the children in this coun
try or in Alaska.
He dropped his motion that
Mrs. Twenhofel be punished for
taking the youngsters to Alaska
last summer without consent of
court, and dismissed a $105,000
alienation of affections suit
against Twenhofel and Mr. and
Mrs. William H. Robinson, par
ents of the present Mrs. Twen
hofel.
Joltin’ Joe DiMaggio
Quits Playing Baseball
NEW YORK, (/P) — Joe Di
Maggio, 37-year-old New York
Yankee outfielder, said Tuesday
he would not play baseball again
but refused to tell his future
plans.
Although Yankee officials ex
pressed hope that the one-time
great would remain with the or
ganization, DiMaggio added he
would reveal his future line of
work in either L»os Angeles or
San Francisco next week.
’ Del Webb, business manager
for the Yankees said, “In some
way Joe will be associated with
the Yankees. It is a sad day for
the Yankees as well as for all
baseball.”
RUSSIANS RETURN 32
JAPANESE FISHERMEN
TOKYO, (/P) — The Foreign
Office said Tuesday 32 Japanese
fishermen seized by Soviet sea
patrols off Nemuro, eastern Hok
kaido Island, will be returned to
Japanese authorities Saturday.
This will be the third time this
year the Soviet Union has re
turned Japanese fishermen seized
in the area.
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