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Ziffren's Kin Denies White-Slave Count PEORIA, Ill. (UPI)- Ziffren, Davenport, Iowa, businessman and brother of Califor-, (nia's Democratic national committeeman, has pleaded inno(cent to a three-count federal indictment charging white slavery. U.S. District judge at Monday released Ziffren on $2,500 bond with 30 days to file motions against the indictment. Ziffren, who pictures himself as the Giveaway King on Davenport television programs, was charged with transporting three girls across state lines for immoral purposes.

In Los Angeles, Ziffren's brother, Democratic National Committeeman Paul Ziffren, declined to comment on the charges. DURING THE RECENT campaign for governor of California, Sen. William Knowland, Republican candidate, charged that Paul Ziffren was once linked with a Chicago gangland financial figure. Russ Envoy Zarubin Dies in Moscow MOSCOW UP) Georgi Zarubin, former ambassador to Washington and the Soviet envoy to Canada when a Soviet spy ring was revealed there, is dead at 58. The Soviet news agency Tass said he died.

Monday after a serious illness. It gave no cause of death. The Communist Party Central Committee announced Zarubin's death "with, profound regret." ZARUBIN HAD been seen around Moscow only a few days ago. Zarubin was Soviet ambassa-1 dor to Washington for five vears before he became deputy foreign minister in charge of personnel last January. Zarubin was an engineer turned diplomat who looked like a heavyweight fighter, Newspapers Tops in Ads, Group Told CHICAGO -A speaker at.

an advertising meeting has urged businessmen. to. advertise dally newspapers be-cause 9 of 10 American families subscribe, to a daily paper, Chicago Sun-Times, told more than 700 newspaper executives and advertising representatives Monday that daily newspapers are the nation's most effective advertising medium. "The American newspaper is aver me dium, producing by far the most results for the least in dollar expenditures," Stewart said. Chicago newspaper executives, atending a selling rally in the Prudential Building, outlined advertising plans for 1959.

The meeting was sponsored 1 by the bureau of advertising of the American Newspaper Publishers Assn. Japan Party Hits of U.S. Pact TOKYO (P)- Japan's Socialists, triumphant in their fight 'against legislation palice more powers, Security Treaty. "We demand that revision now A under way be, canceled," Soji. Okeda beet the Socialists's foreign policy committee, said in a statement.

"We also demand that the expact be canceled." Foreign Minister Alichiro Fujivama and U. S. Ambassador Douglas MacArthur started talks. last month on revision of the treaty, under which. the United States maintains bases and troops here.

Thus far, reliable sources report, the talks have "exploratory" and no definite proposals have been made on a new treaty. A Mission Paki NOW OPEN Long Beach I 0541 PINE AVE. 220 PINE AVE. Beach, Calli, Toon, Nov. 25, 1958.

-C-5 Chessman Questions L. A. Jurist 8-1 8-1 12-1 MISS hitter 8-1 8-1 10-1 10-1 12-1 12-1 15-1 15-1, slight comrace with 5-2 3-1. -3-1 5-1 8-1 10-1 12-1 12-1 ick off ILVER DIVI 3-yearPurse ins 9-5 5-2 7-2 4-1 5-1 81- 8-1 8-1 10-1 12-1 12-1 12-1 9 15-1 00 15-1 pressive st two score BULL LOS ANGELES (P). The first witness in Caryl Chessman's latest court hearing was the hearing's presiding judge.

The convicted bandit-rapist, returned to Los Angeles for the Monday questioned Superior Judge Walter R. Evans after Evans had himself sworn in as a witness in his own' court. Judge Evans presided a year ago at the first hearing on the transcription of a court reporter's notes from Chessman's 1948 trial. Chessman quizzed the judge about 90 corrections made in I the transcript after close of the earlier hearing. JUDGE EVANS testified without leaving his bench--that most of the 90 changes were typographical and were called to his attention by typists who copied the transcript.

He admitted that he did not check every correction against original transcript. ernes to corrected the State transcript was Supreme Court, where Chessman's latest appeal from the death sentence handed him will be held. Space Talks Up to U.S., Russ Claim UNITED NATIONS UP)-The Soviet Union declared today it is up to the United States to take initiative in any negotiations to break the deadlock on the use of outer space. Soviet Deputy Foreign Minister Valerian A. Zorin told a news conference he is pessimistic over any prospects for cooperation in exploration of outer space on a level.

His. remarks appeared to doom any efforts by the smaller nations to get the United States and the Soviet Union to resume negotiations before the General Assembly takes final action on approving an 18-nation U.N. committee to study peaceful uses of outer space. Zorin reiterated that the Soviet Union would not take part, in the study, although it is one of the nations on the committee. U.S.

to Sell Small Arms to Tunisia as a to sell small arms 'to 'Tunisia. Only details of delivery remain' to be worked out. A State Department spokesman, reporting this, also closed today that United a a military assistance program for the Far Eastern Republic of Indonesia. Press officer Lincoln White told a news conference that in the case of Tunisia the negotiations are "centered now around dates and "We have agreed" to sell arms to the government of President Habib Bourguiba, White said. Bourguiba recently raised angry public objections to the -fact that the United States had talked with France about letting the Tunisians have arms.

France has argued against such a deals in the past on the ground that the weapons- all small arms reach the hands of rebel forces in neighboring Algeria. Bourguiba said he was negotiating with Czeckoslovokia, in Yugoslavia, Independent Red state. did. not know about the status of such negotiations. Last summer the United States sold several hundred rifles to Bourguiba for his Army of a few thousand men.

The deal caused friction in U. S. nations. In the case of Indonesia, White made this statement: "The United States is prepared to consider additional military and -economic aid Indonesia but the details of -assistance remain to be worked' out." British Kill Cypriot NICOSIA, Cyprus (P)-British security forces said a Greek Cypriot youth was shot dead today: trying to escape. He was the "seventh Greek Cypriot killed in two weeks for failing to halt when challenged, TUXEDO FUZZ REnTALS HARRIS 122 L.

3rd St. The committeeman denied any gangster connections, and Democratic leaders called Knowland's charges a smear attack on Ziffren and Edmund G. Brown. U.S. Dist.

Harlington Wood Jr. revealed. the indictments in Springfield Monday and said they grew out of an investigation covering two and a half years. China Reds Kill 500 in 2 Revolts By ALBERT E. KAFF TAIPEI, Formosa (UPI)Nationalist Chinese sources today that villagers on mainland opposite Quemoy two anti-Communist rerecently when they beNationalist troops were landing from Formosa.

Communist troops, however, to the scene and sprayed the rebelling townswith machine gun fire killed about: 500 persons, sources said. They esti50 Chinese communist were killed in one of the uprisings. MAINLAND TROOPS today resumed their alternate day at Quemoy. The Nationministry said 201 commushells had fallen on the offshore islands up to noon. The Nationalist sources said uprising was touched off.

last 23 by Nationalist artillery from Quemoy. They said the bombardment destroyed several Red gun emplacements and killed and wounded scores of communist troops. The surviving troops withdrew to the village of Liu Tien. They said the villagers thought the soldiers were treating in the. face of a Nationalist landing and immediattacked the Red soldiers, killing about 50 of them.

REINFORCEMENTS surrounded -the village shot 200 persons to death machine guns. The sources said a similar revolt occurred early month near Chenhi. In this stance, they said, the communists were on maneuvers were retreating from a mock. Nationalist invasion. The villagers thought it real thing and attacked soldiers Again military reinforcements summoned time they killed 300 sons, the sources, said Wait Legal Ruling on Slain Deer PRESTON, Minn.

(UPI)- Authorities awaited a legal i rulling today to decide if a hunter can be prosecuted for shooting a become legsed deer which had of a farm family near here. The deer, nicknamed Spike by the Glen Hahn family, was killed Nov. 8 on the opening day of the deer season as it darted from members of the family who were petting it on the Hahn farm. The 3-year-old deer's left front leg was amputated by a veterinarian after it was mangled by a mowing machine. It became a pet of the Hahns their two children, aged 11 and 13.

AT FIRST the Hahns kept Spike on the farm, but turned her loose later. But she often returned to be fondled and fed sugar. Mrs. Hahn and her children Nancy and Paul, were gathered; around Spike the day the deer season opened. They said two hunters came over to ask if they could shoot Spike.

Mrs. Hahn claimed the hunter" said "If we don't kill him somebody else will." About that time, Spike darted away. One of the hunters fired, and Spike dead. Fillmore County Atty. J.

F. Herrick identified the hunters as James Simonson and Gary Ruisank, both. about 21 years old, of the Preston vicinity. ASKED Minnesota Atty. Gen.

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