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World Report—

U. S. To Russia—Sign Jap Pact Or Risk Loss Of Kurile islands

Puts-Moscow ‘on Carpet’ in Yalta Accord Row; | Treaty Draft Prepared by Foster Dulles ‘mourned, editors throughout the

By United Press

ment clause” awarding the strategic Kurile Islands and southern rise again. Sakhalin to Moscow. The Kuriles and Sakhalin flank Japan to the north and guard America flags fluttered at half the sea approaches to Soviet Siberia. Russia occupied them imme. Staff over newspapers and radio diately after World War II. - . . stations in tribute to the Buenos The United Press obtained a Affect the Yalta agreement in any Aires newspaper. copy of the 3000-word treaty text, Other way. : Newspapers carried editorials It recognizes the wartime award! The text also warns that no denouncing the suppression of La to “Russia, but adds that the |JaPanese “right, title or interest” Prensa by Juan Peron's governJapanese pact “shall not confer|® al be “deemed to be diminished 'ment and praising the courage of any rights, title or benefits to or °F Prejudiced by any provision the hewspaper's editor, Dr. AlVupon any state unless and until | hereof in favor of a state which |berto Gainza Paz.

it signs and ratifies, or adheres, 10€S not sign” the treaty. Two more U. S. fighter-bomber to. this treaty. 4 Washington air groups will be sent to Europe U. 8. officials emphasized that| La Prensa was mourned by the soon and the bulk of the Atlantic the Japanese treaty would nbtifree press today. fleet will be ear-marked for At-

Hoosier Heroes—

2 From Here at Air Mechanic School

Wendell, Columbus, Robert W. Boltz, son of |8t.; Richard L. Tempest, son of (Mr. and Mrs, Earl Boltz, Green{Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Tempest, wood; Eugene E. Ball, son of Mr. ' |Columbus, Ind.; Harold 8. Gould, and Mrs. E.. E. Ball, Columbus, (son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold P./Ind., ‘and Stanton W. Smith, (Gould, Columbus, Ind. json of Mr. and Mrs: Rollin W.

Pfc. Ronald E. Shaw, 20-year-|/thur Burries, 5433 Payton S8t.;jand Mrs. old son of Mr. and Mrs. Ronald J, Robert L. Jones, 1321 Shadelawn|Ind.; Shaw, 174 Kappes St, is attending Airplane and Engine Mechanic School at

Sheppard Air Also: Charles R. Watson, son Smith, Zionsville. Force Base in lof Mr. and Mrs. Ray Watson, aw» | Texas. l624 S. Lyons Ave.; Teddy L. Dan-| ANOTHER local man is attend-

He enlisted in the Air Force July 17 and received his basic

liels, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ray-ling the Airplane and'Engine Me- > (mond Morris, Columbus, Ind.;chanic School at ow i (Charles E. Wendell, son of Mr. Sheppard Air i = {Force Base. He

training at : lis Pvt. Frank Lackland AIT pre Shaw Smith Warns J. Moon, son of Force Base. He 2s . : ‘Mr. rand Mrs. entered the mechanic school Oct. Lobbyists to File Frank E. Moon,

6. Pfc. Shaw attended George

Lobbyists and lobbying organi- R. R. No. 10, Washington High School and

; z Box 551. was employed at Chrysler Corp. zations who failed to He expense Pvt. Boon enin New Castle, at the timé of his accounts by yesterday's midnight |. 0" "ope Air 8 enlistment. Prior to this, he was deadline will receive stern Warn- poree. jan, 12 employed a vear at .ink-Belt Co. ings. from Secretary of State Lé- aid received his

land Smith. basic training at

Pvt. Moon The Secretary's office today re- Lackland Air Force Base, San

at Great Indiana men,

2 8. 8 IN BOOT C. Lakes, Ill, are 17 They are: vealed that 95 organizations and A ee susted hom Warren Frank G. Ketchum, son of Mr. 180 individuals registered as lob- Central High School in 1949. Beand Mrs. Frank G. Ketchum, 1458 byists during the 1951 session of fore entering the service, Pvt.

a ir nals ok the Indiana General A&sembly Moon was employed with RCA tO gn a had failed to' file expense ac- Victor: : Wolf, 349 N. Holmes Ave.; Paul counts as required by law RAE E. Page; son of Mr. and Mrs. E. L. y : . : Page, Nashville; Harold L. Dear- er Realy Smith Sa es Depot Suspends Tours ing, 802 Weghorst St.; Dannie J. they must file expense accounts| Conducted tours of the United Geloff, 2011 W. 16th St.; Donald with his office forthwith or face States Ammunition Depot at F. Speicher, son of Mr. and Mrs. the legal consequences. Crane, have been suspended, Stanley Speicher, 27 N. Irvington Many other lobbyists who were Capt. E. C. Cook, depot comAve.; Harry T. Stanley, son of active during the session without manding officer, announced toMr, and Mrs. Harry C. Staniey, even registering as official lob- day. Tours have been held in 3953 English Ave.; William D. byists also will receive warning the past for graduating students Burrhies, son of Mr. and Mrg. Ar- letters, "Mr. Smith. declared. from Indiana high schools.

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Israeli troops have blown up. Police terror” directed at mem- on g several TORR houses in the bers of the Bulgarian embassy! U. 8 Air Force authoritie demilitarized area between Israel In Belgrade, the Yugoslav cap- Scoffed today -at reports the and Syria, the Israeli government ital, Radio Moscow sald today. Chinese Reds intend’ to support announeed today. | The note said Yugoslav police their predicted spring counterCol. Moshe Perlman, govern. methods had become so “intol- offensive with strong air attacks. ment military spokesman, said erable” that the embassy staff They said a co-ordinated the demolished hoes had been could not carry out its official'Chinese air-ground. offensive is

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ma, in the demilitarized border : and North Koreans have no ef- : Generalissimo Francisco Franco, GRA A area, last Wednesday. Fl Ham- Re emo said jis have re fective warplanes inside North EGGS RADE Cc ma is 12 miles southeast of Lake posed informally to U. s, Korea. "At most, they said, the MEDIUM—DOZ. # le $ . 8 f A

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Chinese Communist President American Mao Tze-tung is still absent from . his official duties, Radio Peiping

(manded today that United Na-'gpain, {tions forces be permitted to cross, '1n return, Franco would grant (into Communist China and that ne yse of Spain’s strategic naval Russia be branded an aggressor pq air ' bases to in the Korean War. forces. i In a joint statement issued - {upon their return from a tour of Germany disclosed today. | Korea, the two representatives, The once powerful German, The broadcast omitted him lone a Republican and the other a army, smashed by Allied forces from the list of ranking Chinese |Democrat, declared restrictions'in World War II, may get back officials and foreign diplomats atjon United States troops had pro-'its pensions and civil service tending a Hungarian National | {duced an “intolerable situation.” rights. Day reception in Peiping two Reps. 0. K. Armstrong (R. Mo.) Chancellor Konrad Adenauer days ago. |

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