PARIS, June 1 — 'PI —The United
States, Britain and France have
challenged Russia to, accept a four
oower foreign ministers’ meeting in
Washington July 23 “in the interests
if strengthening peace.
The three western powers rent
identical notes aimed at breaking1
che deadlock over what world ten
dons the four foreign ministers
ihould discuss. The four power dep
aties have bc"n trying to do that
n Paris since March. .
The American, French and British
deputies here handed the notes io
Soviet Deputy Foreign Minister An
drei Gromyko at their 64th meeting
on a top-level conference agenda.)
Copies also were handed ovr - at j
the Kremlin in Moscow -J ihej
* totem ambassador.;.
The notes blamed lock of . grer
nent on an agenda upon the Soviet
insistence that the Big Four hould !
discuss the North Atlantic alliance j
and the establishment of U. S. base'
in Europe.
The Soviet Union contends that
the Atlantic Pact is a major cause
of international tension. The West
rejects this claim.
FROM SITKA
William C. Charterls of Sitka
is at the Baranof Hotel.
MOVIE ACTOR )
SONNY TUFTS IS
BOOKED AS DRUNK
LOS ANGELES, June 1 — —
Actor Sonny Tufts, whose wife sued
him Tuesday charging that he drank
too much, was booked at dawn today
as a drunk.
Jailed with him was Luukiana
Kaeloa, 28-year-old Hawaiian ac
■ire-s, who complained:
' I paid the bill and now I'm in
Jail.”
Officer A. D. Hcnrick said Tufts,
41, was picked up outside an all
night cafe, arguing with the owner
over a $5 bill.
Mrs. Barbara Tufts, suing for sep
arate maintenance, alleged that for
mere than a year Sonny has been
“addicted to excessive use of alcohol”
and has been dissipating their funds.
They have been married 13 years.
FLORIDA FWS AGENT
LEAVES FOR CORDOVA
A Florida game management
agent for the U. S. Fish and W'ild
life Service, arrived in Juneau
Memorial Day to serve in Alaska
during the coming summer. He is
M. F. Hudson and has been with
the FWS in practically all of the
southern states.
Hudson left today on Pacific
Northern Airlines for Cordova
where he will be during the sal
mon season and eaily fail hunting
time. This is his first trip to the
Territory. He will return to Flor
ida in the fall.
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6:00—DICK ROEHL'S NEWS
LBS.
6:15—Dinner Music.
6:30—Billboard of At.
8:45—Local News
7:00—SUSPENSE-CBS.
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CONTRIBUTE 1,043
PITS, BLOOD BANK
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SEATTLE, June 1 — Ml — Uni
versity of Washington students con- 1
tributed 1,043 pints of blood for the
Korean war front during a seven
day campaign, Frank Ostrow said
today. I
Ostrow, director of the school's
campaign for blood, said Washing
ton promised the King County blood
bank 120 pints a day but contribu
tions have averaged 149 pints.
Ostrow said the blood bank will
be able to meet its monthly quota
of 2,000 pints as a result of the
U. W. contribution. j
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It is estimated that about 1,250,
000,000 people live in Asia.
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NOW GO AFTER THAT EYE... >•
THAT'S THE TARGET...YDU GOT
’IM, KID...THE LEAST WE
CAN GET IS A
T.K.O. OR A
DECISION.
This is the
FOURTEENTH
ROUND... '
palooka
CAME OUT
LEADING WITH
HIS RIGHT...
HE'S TRYING
TO KEEP THAT
LEFT EYE
AWAY...
PROBABLY
CANT SEE
WITH IT...HE
SURPRISED
LEVIN...*
'..With a hard
right lead...
AND CAME IN
FAST WITH A
LEFT HOOK
TO THE BODY...
LEVIN WAS
PUZZLED BY
THE SWITCH...
APPARENTLY
HE WAS
STUNNED AND
TAKES COVER.
FOR THE ,
FIRST TIME..'.
EC? IV SAY TtiAT
Z'S RECIPE FOR
|-HE LOVELORN'
? 4 FAST J03 jd
>U, CHAZZJr-^ |
\HMMM...HE pip
1 STEER US TO A .
f PRETTY LIVELY
~ PTY, AT THAT.
1-'
' I PIPNT THINK YOlJ'P>
NOTICEP ANYTHING—^
\ EXCEPT THE GLINT
<MN THAT BILLIE KIP
REAL'S EYE.
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AH, MB! OH HOTSHOT LOH&S FOR)
SIMPLE, WOMANLESS LIFE,
CHARM?
While,outside theiz window..,
OoOoM ! IF THAT INFLATED
SQUIRT AND I WERE ONLY
SAFELY MARRIBP — COULDi
j|I ANSWER THAT.1 ~ '
"I TELL YOU, MR. TRACY,
I’M AN EXPERT AT
PHOTOGRAPHING BABIES.
THESE ADS SPEAK FOR^
CREWV LOU, THAT'S
ALL VERY NICE
. BUT—IT^ NO .
SOAP/ Z
Copyright, 1951, by
Th^Chicngo Tribune.
MRS. TRACV AND ANOTHER
WOMAN OWN A COMMER
CIAL PHOTO STUDIO.
WHEN BONNY BRAIDS
^ IS PHOTOGRAPHED, a
THEY’LL DO IT. M
WELL,THERE’S ^
NOTHING MORE I
CAN SAY I GUESS.
GOSH, I’M SORRV .
YOU WON’T LET ^
~7** I
. so
1 LONG,
JCREWV
' LOU.
IT COULUM
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HELICOPTER
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PICKED ONLy
A FEU)
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OMA DECK LASTjg
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TRACKS; BUT TRUCKS
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(Malt, I just can't help thinking
i what l could do with a
\rnillion dollars!
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What, for]
instance?y
f7I’d have a yacht, a^
mansion, big cars,
^servants, voyages--^
i You’re older ^
than I am, Mr.
i Wicker, and
[ alone in the >
\. world .jll
fDon’t you think its a
bit late to start that.
^ kind of life
r Walt, ypu have an ^
I unpleasant habit of
► producing facts at 1
^the wrong time! .Jg
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THAT THAR INVENTIN'
WINTON NEEDS A j
GOOD THRASHIN' V;
FER WHACKIN' (V\E I
ON TH' HEAD,
SNUFFY .
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HE SAID TH' NEXT VARMINT
HE CAUGHT SNOOPIN’ AROUND
HIS CAVE (A/OULD 8E SHOT
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AN' VISIT US AG7N ,
_ SOMETIME,
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VEKDUGO-ME WIFE
WAWTS ME TO ©IT
KID OF THAT FI6H —
I WAKJT YOU TO TAKE
IT OVEK AKI' GIVE IT
TO MAGGIE'6 _—-/
BKOTHEK f
SIMMY—
yES
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I THINK I'LL CALL UP
MY BROTHER BIMMY
AmlD SEE IP HE GOT
THAT JOB HE WAS
L— LOOKING FOR- -J
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m -WHAT? YOU 5AY
THEY TOOK BIMMY
TO THE HOSPITAL
A FEW MINUTEG
AGO ? I'LL BE RIGHT
r CAME HOME AND
FOUND SIMMY LYIN'
ON THE FLOOR —
AT FIRST I THOUGHT
HE mS ASLEEP AS
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