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f-'GVIP Progress Mdele'Dn' PaocshgsiGig Colossus Of Rhodes'Sharri' LONDON The Colossus of LOS ANGELES (PI Carl F. I "We -have the unqualified sup- the chamber Thursday Ralph Tudor, undersecretary of interior, spoke and reviewed the negotia Wente. m-esident of the Bank of port of our governor and a sympa- Rhodes, one of the seven ancient w-onders of the world, was described by a British scientist last America, told the State Chamber thetic attitude on the part of fed-of Commerce Friday that "real eral officials responsible." tions which have taken place in by AUenl Hither EieeutiYt Secretary Agricultural CsurcI of Calif oral UN Recesses Korea Debate UNITED NATIONS, N. Y. (P) The U.N.

Political Committee decided today to recess its Korean debate over the weekend in an effort to avoid a showdown between India and the Western Powers over procedure. The adjournment was voted 55-0 after New Zealand's Leslie Knox Munro noted that delicate issues had been raised in opening speeches by Indian delegate V. K. Kirshna Menon and Brazil's Mario de Pimentel Brandao. progress is being made toward Wente said state and leoerai au-state ownership and control of the thorities met: Nov.

17 "to arrange Central Valley Project. for a report from the federal gov- Wente is chairman of the cham- ernment giving us tne tacts as to 6 Petaluma Argus-Courier Saturday, Dec. 5, 195 3. Meeting Sought With Gouzcnko WASHINGTON JP) The United States, in to insure strict secrecy has'j asked Canada to inform it "by word of mouth" when and where a Senate subcommittee can question Igor Gouzenko, former Russian embassy, code clerk. An official, note to the Canadian government said this unusual notification was suggested by Sen.

Jenner (R-Jnd) "in order to protect Mr. Gouzenko's security." Jenner heads the subcommittee. Secretary of State Dulles also told the Canadians he wants Douglas Stuart, "American ambassador to Canada, "or his designated representative'," to be present at the quiz. ber's Statewide Water Resources rbursib and state within' a month or two. "Upon receipt of these facts, the state will formulate its 'proposition to the -federal government for acquiring the -project.

This will involve legislation and that legislation has already been prepared. Our position throughout has been that state ownership of the' project is desirable and that, if we can, through negotiation, reach an agreement with the federal department which, is beneficial to California and "fair to the federal government, we expect to support and work for -the objective of state ownership of the project." Wente said, that at a meeting of the Water Resources Committee of Committee. the terms under wKich the federal In a report to the chamber's envprnmont would consider a Washington between the state and federal government. "I would like to quote one sentence from Mr. Tudor's talk," said Wente.

The quote was as follows: "We agreed that the real purpose of the project by the state was a real possibility and had pur full sympathy." Earlier, the chamber was told that only half the allowable cut of California's national forests is being harvested, with an annual loss of 600 million board feet worth five million dollars. Board of Directors after conclu- transfer of ownership. 'We now have an official work sion of the general annual meet ing, Wente said: (Continued from page 5) FORT MONMOUTH For instance, the Fort Monmouth case. For a few days this frightening situation flared like a burst rocket. Then, nothing.

Public hearings have begun on this case and it is just as well. All we have had so far have been confusing contradictory statements by Secretary of the Army Stevens and Senator McCarthy. And that's not enough. The fear "Fort Monmouth" has generated in us is not a special thing. There were certain disclo ing agreement between the State Water Project Authority and the RADIO LOG night as a hoilow sham.

Herbert Maryon, 79 year old sculptor-archeologist, told a meeting of the Society of Antiquaries the giant statue was: 1. Too small to stand astride the harbor of Rhodes. 2. Made of thin bronze sheets instead of solid bronze. The statue, of the sun god Helios, was the work of a sculptor named Chares, who spent 12 years on his masterpiece.

It was "erected in 230 B.C. An -earthquake tumbled it 53 years later. The story handed down through the years is that the statue stood with a beacon in its hands and one foot on each side of the harbor entrance, with enough clearance for ships to pass underneath. Maryon said a study of classical inscriptions, showed the statue was 120 feet high and the harbor 600 feet wide, which would make the famous straddle an anatomical im- Department of Interior and these vital facts will be furnished to the 9:45 6:45 KFRC Rlckv' Welt KFRC Crowell'8 Nest 7:00 P. RL NBC Tex Williams KCBS 2 for the Money 7:30 sures concerning General Richard an's Friend? Bulgarian Reds Destroy SehviMcCarthy Plasms Choi Wifh vEiseBn Slower C.

Partridge, head of G-2, U. S. KFRC Chamber Music Army, and Samuel McKee, civilian consultant to the assistant chief of Old Books staff, G-2. These remain "confidential" despite the fact Partridge was removed from his post shortly WASHINGTON (JP) Sen. McCar-, geous to the free world thv (R Wis.) was reported to McCarthy rejected this viewpoint -ilI list VIENNA (JP) Bulgaria's Red after the executive session hearings rulers, raiding the nation's private SATURDAY P.

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The first transcontinental automobile trip, requiring 63 days, was commenced June 18, 1903. Personals Special Notices 8 NOTICE NOT RESPONSIBLE for bills contracted by anyone other than myself, December 3, 1953. Billy B. Sweiqart. ANN: LOOK YOUR LOVELIEST The magazine Literaturen Front, ject, and the House press Carthy moved to take some of office said it hadn't heard any- the sting out of his earlier criti- thing about such a meeting.

Df the administration. There McCarthy Thursday disclaimed were reports, which couldn't be anv to challenge Eisen- ninnpd rinwn. that lie rewrote the for example, announced the waste paper drive was so thorough "the whole contents of the 100-year-old public library in Lorn were sent to the paper mill and rammed into hower's leadership of the Republi- new statement and toned it down if.GO It's Youi Business can party Tut ne resoivea tne rigm to make it more palatable to the to criticize-, the administration white House. bins." wnen i tninK is making ma- He gaid the administration has right to know that the spies andor traitors, if any, have been brought to book. ALWAYS TRUMAN Certainly President Eisenhower does not mean to close the issue before this one is completely aired.

It must be cleared up, it and all others which the congressional committees may disclose, else communists-in-government will never cease to be an issue. We are confident the committees will stick to their tasks until satisfied that full disclosure of communists in both high and low government circles has been accomplished. It is interesting, by the way, to note Ex-President Truman's reaction when told of President Eisenhower's expressed hope for a safe America. He replied: "Just say I laughed." Communist functionaries did a takes. made "a fine record" in weeding This was1 reply to statements out subversives on the government earlier injthe week by the Presi- payroll though he'd said pre- dent and Secretary of State Dulles yiously the administration had similar job all over the country, according to Literaturen Front.

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They show that more than 60 per cent of Bulgaria's literary production now is "of Soviet Bolshevik origin." oners are held -by the communists. Departing- from his prepared the idea of reconvening on the mo UNITED NATIONS, N. Y. iff) 1.1 11 iacv-aruiy uiycu a iTst4 cioc ifc is Krv- tion of 31 of the U. 60 mem who shared his view that such rean War allies in the United Na bers.

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28, American pointed out that it -would avoid the time loss and red tape that would objections. A source close to the Legion, will be held on Mon be required if the Assembly were day evening, December 7, 1953, at adjourned and a special session Russians said they, want the Korean issue discussed here and now on grounds that it is the most vital question before the U.N. 8. p. for the transaction of such had to be called to act on Korea 10:15 KFRC Frank Ernest KCBS Auto News KGO Brunch Time 10:30 KFRC Lutheran Hour KNBC Your Home KCBS Oniv Explorer KGO Nat.

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ML. Prisoner Aids DISTRICT ATTORNEY OF THE COUNTY OF SONOMA, STATE OF CALIFORNIA: Please take notice that Elaine Harriet Sumners Convicted of the crime of Violation of Section 32 of Penal Code In the Superior Court of the County of Sonoma, State of California, and sentenced by said Court on or about the 23rd. day of March, 1944 to serve an indeterminate sentence of six months to five years in the State Prison at Tehachapi, will apply to His Excellency, Goodwin Knight, Governor of the State of California for a pardon. Respectfully, ELAINE HARRIET SUMNERS Present Address of Applicant: Las Vegas, Nevada 5 Panorama Pacific The Indians are said to oppose 9:00 A. M.

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ML Taft, brother of the late Sen Robert A. Taft R-Ohio. Trotter, handcuffed and suffering minor injuries to his arm and shoulder, attempted to raise the car off the two officers after he fixed and appointed as the time and i lace for proving the Will of said RIS T. LACKEY, deceased; and for hearing by the Court of the application of JOHN G. LACKEY, for the issuance 7 World isoundtable In a prepared statement, Taft told the conference, which is to him of Letters Testamentary there 5 Industry on Parade 11:00 A.

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"Any tariff is government in '4 Designs for Leisure had freed himself from the wreckage. Failing in this, "he covered the two officers with blankets and flagged down passing motorists, including several truck drivers. WILLIAM P. JOHANSEN. Clerk.

By RACHEL HIGGLNS, tervention not quite in harmony with the position of the support oeputy cierit. (Seal) R. G. ETA LUCK. 2:00 News matinee.

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5:54 George MeLafn. 8:30 7 Facts Forum 9:00 P. AL 4 Playhouse 5 G.E. Theater 7 Walter Wlncbell 0:15 7 Orchid Award 9:30 ,5 Candy Theater 7 Peter Potter 10:00 P. ftl.

4 Letter to Loretta, 5 William Winter 10:30 ers of the free enterprise system 5 strike it Kicn 7 Go Shopping 2:30 4 Exciustvelv Yours 5 Arthur Godfrey 7--Chef's Kitchen 3:00 P. AL It is a concealed subsidy, -which 19 Main street, Petaluma, California, Attomev for Petitioner. no doubt is why it 13 preferred 6:00 News. 6:15 John T. Flynn.

6:30 Together they lifted the car off Wofford and Ferris. The fatally injured Wofford died before an ambulance arrived, but he told his rescuers: Andrew Fletcher, president of 4t-Kate Smith Calvin Sports. 6:43 music. 7 no News. 7:05 Farm Advisor.

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE the St. Joseph Lead last Civil Defense. 7:30 Melodl STATE OF CALIFORNIA, IN AND FOR THE' COUNTY OF SONOMA night called for a tariff, adjust NOTE: Independent Stations Feature Music News Sports Dally "Take the handcuffs off that able to the rise and fall of 4 Man Against Crime MONDAY P. RL KCBS Camel Caravan KNBC Music Box Moods. 8:00 News.

8:05 Melodic Moods. 9:00 News Melodic Moods. 10:00 Evening Concert. 11 00 Sign off. PROBATE Dept.

No. 2 man. He's all right." foreign lead and zinc prices, to In the Matter of the Estate of THOMAS 3:30 7 Western FUm 5 Garrv Moore 4:00 P. ML 4 Wetcome Traveler 5 Valiant Lady 7-i-Copper Kitchen 4:15 W-Ouldlng Light 4:30 4 On Your Account a5-Love of Life protect domestic mines from low cost foreign competition. 3 Roc icy King 7 Look at Cooks 11:00 P.

ML 4 -Movie 5 Look at Books 7 News. Theater 11:30 rerris mumbled his thanks to Trotter before lapsing into unconsciousness. He is hospitalized in Denver. FUNDAS, Deceased. I Jia.

22209 11 1 Taft argued such a tariff 'would produce immediate re The prisoner, back in a Denver NOTICE OF TIME AND PLACE OF PROBATING WILL 5 Late Show 4 Kit Carson copyrtent 1953 by Universal Radio tV Feat. Syndicate Tom E. Danson prisals, and justifiably it is one more piece of economic warfare on Canada, our best friend and ally." jail and waiting new escorts to Oklahoma, explained he had no reason to take advantage of his 9:00 P. BL 4 Dennis Day But Fletcher contended: "The major portion of our ireeoom and escape. "I had nothing to do with any he said.

"I just want to go back there and clear it up." 51 Love Lucv lead and zino mining industry will be shut down unless some i constructive action is taken. 5:00 P. RL KFRC B. Benson Show KNBC Alex Dreler KCBS Ed. R.

Morrow KGO World News 5:15 KSFO Curtain Can KNBC Wolf. Sport KCBS Jane Todd KGO Fr. Walsh. Sports 5:30 KFRC Bill Hlckok KNBC News KCBS World Today KGO Che Huntley 5:45 KCBS Frank Goss KGO Local News 6:00 P. RL KFRC Gabriel Heatter KNBC Sympbonette KCBS Summer Theater KGO News 6:15 1 KFRC Perro Co mo KGO Bill Stern 6:30 KFRC News KNBC Melody KGO News.

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RL KFRC Counter Spy KNBC 1 Man's Family KCBS Suspense KGO Alastalr Cook 8:15 KNBC Morgan Beatty KGO Science Editor 8:30 KFRC Let George Do It KNBC Railroad Hour KCBS Lowe! Thomas KGO Hwd. Starway 8:45 KGO Mike MaUoy 9:00 P. RL KFRO News KNBC Telephone Sour KCBS Beulah KGO Dance Time KROW Ballroom KFRO Newsreel KCBS Les Paul-Mary Ford 9:20 KCBS J. La Rosa 9:30 KFRC Behind Storr KCBS Philip Norman KGO 3-Citv By-Llne 10:00 P. KFRC Fulton Lewis Jr.

KNBC Reporter KCBS-KGO News 10:15 KFRC Frank Edwards KNBC Fibber it Molly KCBS Sports KGO Dance Tim 10:39 KFRC Health Talk KNBC Music Hour KCBS Star Salute 10:45 KFRC Social 8ecurKy 11:00 P. RL KFRC News KNBC Bill Guyman KCBS Muslo -KGO; Dance Time 11:15 KFRC Dancing Discs KNBC Ira Blue. Sports KCBS Look to Skiee uao KCBS Guest Book KNBC Dinner with- tb President 11:45 KCBS Record Show 12 MIDNIGHT KNBC Voice in Nltrht KROW Dance Party KGO News NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT FRIDAY, the 18th day of December A. D. 1953 at 9:30 o'clock A.

M. of said day, and the Court Room of said Superior Court, in Department Two thereof, in the City of Santa Rosa, County of Sonoma, State of California, are hereby fixed and appointed as the time and place for proving the Will of said THOMAS FUNDAS deceased; and for hearing by the Court of the application of PETER FUNDAS for the issuance to him of Letters Testamentary thereon. Dated December 2 A. D. 1953.

WILLIAM P. JOHANSEN, Clerk. By HELEN P. HANSON, Deputy Clerk. LOU.MBOS LOUNIBOS, 32 Washington Street, Petaluma, California, Attorneys for Petitioner.

"We must not jettison the 10:00 P. AL Eighth Paper Struck In N. Y. 5 Jeweler's Showcase safety of our nation, and possibly even of the free world, by shut- Monday, Dec. 7 5:00 P.

SI 4 Atom Squad 5 Captain Video 7 Lea MaUoy 5:15 4 junta's workshop 5 Brother Buzs 5: 4 Howdy Doody 5 Captain Fortune 6:00 P. M. i 4 Pet Parade 5 Farm and Family 7 New -f 4 Adventure Time 7 FUm 4:30 4 feabbit-Science ling down our mines." 7 Pet Exchange 1 4 Mews 5 Perry Co mo 7:00 P. -AL 4 Victory at Sea 5 Studio One 7 Sky Klne 7:30 4 Coke Time 7 Lite of Riley 7:45 4 News 8:00 P. SL 4 Name That Tune 5 Buma AUen Herbert Marshall -li 8:30 4 Voice of Firestone 5 Talent Scouts 7 Orleent Express NEW YORK LP) The Long Taft said the government should subsidize mining explora GREEN BAY lsiana btar-Journal halted publication today when its stereotypers refused to handle news and comics of struck newsDaoers in Manhat tion of "truly marginal higher cost mines." 7 Football 10:30 4 Heart of the City 5 w.

Winter Newe 7 Theater 10:45 5 Don Regan 11:00 P. BL 4 Movie Man Behind Badgt 7 pout Theater 11 :30 '5 Late Show Taft is president of the pri vately formed committee for a national trade policy. tan which were to be printed in the form of paid advertisements. Stephen Rogers, editor of the Queens afternoon paper, said the Sunday 1.45 P.m. DIAL" 1350 5 Doug MAKES YULE DECORATIONS Cub Den 2, Pack 3 held a rainy Have You Read Yoilr Tax Bill Lately srereotypers, who make casts, re fused to handle the ads.

contend ing it was "struck work." day meeting recently at Mrs. Frcs TV Demons! raiicn PAUL ZASTROVJ W. Baker's home. We have made MUSICAL GIFTS FOR XMAS Large Selection. -Open to 9.

Trait flift nrarin9. Christmas decorations -ol paper cups covered with aluminum foil "Under the circumstances," he said, "the Long Island Star-Journal could no longer publish and ZENITH DUMONT FREE Demonstration JACK'S "RADIO. 120 Mala Dial 2-6324 7 7 In your own home. MAGNA VOX TELEVISION Guar. TV Radio Serrlce HifrAody Music Store 87 Main St.

Phono S-43S3 and with ornaments hanging in side to look like bells. f. 1 regretiuiiy announces it must sus pend until the controversy is set Keeper of the Buck PETALUMA MUSIC CENTER 5 Main Ph.2-9161 skin, fan Francitt Bmrin CorpwHe um remote, CaltieniMi.