Guam Daily News from Agana Heights, Guam • 1

ISLAND TIDES HIGH 3:50 am and 5:12 pjn 10:24 am and 11:23 pm TODAY'S WEATHER Partly cloudy to cloudy wi'h scattered light to moderate showers Winds southerly to southeasterly 10 to 15 knots Test Max Temp 870 Test Min Temp 75 0 Test Rainfall 0X1 Rainfall for month 2273 VOL IX NO 246 FIVE CENTS AGANA GUAM MONDAY OCTOBER 19 1953 BIG 3 POWERS REQUEST URGENT SPECIAL MEET Oil EXPLOSIVE ISSUE UNITED NATIONS NY Oct 18 (jP) At the urgent request of the western Big Three powers the United Nations security council is meeting Monday morning in an effort to stop bloodshed on the Israel-Jordan frontier The United States Britain and France made their demand for the emergency meeting today William Borberg Danish president of the council for October immediately set the meeting for Tuesday morning The move came as Arab countries built up frontier military strength called for Arab League War council and other top-level meeting and shoot-on-sight orders were issued by Jordan Representatives of the western Big Three drafted identical letters in a meeting in the British delegation offices in New York this afternoon They called for the council to consider matter of tension between Israel and neighboring Arab states with particular reference to recent acts of violence and to compliance with and enforcement of the general armistice Jordan appealed to her sister Arab nations today to send planes troops and arms to bolster defenses against any future bbrder attacks by neighboring Israel Arab-Jewish tension mounted over the mortar nd mine attack Thursday by Israel forces on three villages in the Jordan-occupied section of Palestine northwest of Jerusalem Jordan military officials reported that 4 persons were killed all living in the village of Kib-ya and that nine others were injured There were no reported fatalities in the two other villages Budrus and Shaqba all three in the border area 15 miles northwest of Jerusalem Unofficial Arab estimates have placed the death toll as high as 70 Res-(Continoed on page 2) Leyte Sabotage Hunt By FBI ONI BOSTON Oct 18 (iP) Federal Bureau of Investigation and Naval Intelligence agents hunted today for evidence of sabotage in the below-deck section of the huge dry-docked million dollar aircraft carrier Leyte where explosion and fire killed 36 men CONFESSED KIDNAPERS Manacled Carl Austin Ball (left) and Mis Bonnie Brown Beady are shown entering Jail in Kansas City after their transfer from St Louis The pur confessed to the Mapping and murder of six-year-old Bobby Greenlease son of a wealthy automobile dealer after his father had paid ransom money Arrival of the pair in Kansas City was kept secret by authorities who feared outraged crowds might imperil the safety (AP Photo) 3 CRACK ITALIAN DIVISIONS PUT ON EMERGENCY STATUS UDINE Italy Oct 18 Three of top NATO divisions facing the Yugoslav frontier north of Trieste were ordered on a state of emergency a few minutes before Saturday midnight Leaves were cancelled for the first time in the nine-day flare-up between Italy and Yugoslavia over the British American decision on Trieste Jeep patrols were sent around to notify officers in their homes and Cheering Senate US COOL TO CHURCHILL'S BIG FOUR PROPOSALS LONDON Oct 18 P) Prime Minister proposal for an informal meeting between the top western leaders and Soviet Premier Georgi Malenkov was viewed cooly by the United States at the Big Three foreign meeting today US Secretary of State Dulles outlined the American position before British Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden and French Foreign Minister Georges Bidault at their session at the British foreign office on pressing world problems A high diplomatic source said Dulles did not rule out the possibility of a top level East-West meetings but said it must be preceded by a parley of the foreign ministers of the governments concerned Their job would be to do the spadework to insure that the subsequent meeting would get maximum results The American position appeared directly opposed to idea for an informal meeting without agenda where the government leaders could get together without large groups of attending officials By the account of a high diplomatic source: The question of the East-West meeting was brought up by Eden acting as chairman of the session When he asked Dulles and Bidault for their ideas Dulles said President Eisenhower was in no position to spend long periods of time outside his country Dulles felt any such conference would be long He said the foreign ministers should meet first to cut down the time eventual top level talks would require Bidault told his colleagues that some decision one way or the other should be reached soon John Bohn Among PAA Arrivals Passengers arriving yesterday by Pan American Airways from San Francisco were John Bohn legislative counsel Atty Jerry Holland George Koster president of Koster and Wythe and Martha Mackey secretary to Atty Lyle Turner returning from a vacation From Honolulu were: Antonio Cruz special agent for the Trust Tterritory Mrs Margaret Wythe wife of Elan Wythe of Koster and Wythe returning from a vacation Pedro Ifortinez local businessman returning from a business trip and Dorothy Cody Robert Gibson and Robert From Wake were: William Evans Hazel Evans Williard Miller Carol Miller Oleta Stevens and Frederick Dooley Leaving for Manila aboard the same plane were Richard (Brant salesman for Jules Roschfid Co Lorenzo Nolasce Luzon Stevedoring employee Pun Yu Chan an employee of Charlie Corn Dean Bros employee: Crispin Juego Claudio Dedario Martin Mercado and MareeDno Ladste and Edward Herzog Bound for Haag Kong were: Yuk-Lan Moylan on a buainess-Dleasure trip Jay CoffroifcAn-nabelle Keknaa -arid Moans Jehn-eaa Thirty Navy men and four civilian workers were killed or died shortly after they were pulled from the scarred carrier by heroic rescue crews Two other Navy men died in hospital beds today Four sailors are listed as still in critical condition 17 others are hospitalized but in less serious condition A three-man board will arrive by plane from Washington tomorrow and begin an official inquiry Tuesday 18 Alaskan Eskimos Said Held Questioned By Ross MONTREAL Oct 18 CP) The weekly Le Petit Journal said today the US Interior Department has a report on file capture of 18 Eskimos by Russians seeking information about Alaskan defenses The newspaper said the group was captured when they ventured on to the US island of Little Diomede held 52 days by the Russians and released after questioning about defenses of Alaska BPM Employee Stabbed Felipe Larena BPM employee was stabbed at the Cock OThe Walk Barrigada late Saturday police said yesterday The victim who was not seriously injured was- treated at BPM dispensary Ne arrest was made but police said Larena can identify his Backs Pella Jordan Crisis ROME Oct 18 Prime Minister Giuseppe Pella told a cheering senate today his government trill quit if the western allies back down on their Trieste decision under Yugoslav or Russian pressure He said that even if his government was willing to accept a less- er program for Trieste the Italian parliament would not allow it He said he had made his position on this stand clear to the representatives of Britain France and the United States whose foreign ministers are meeting on the explosive issue Hi stand won the new Italian premier a triumphant vote of confidence so overwhelming that the show of hand was not even count- ed ri Report Political Terrorism In Pl MANILA Oct-18 iP) Political terrorism reports mounted Sunday in the fiery Philippines presidential election as the candidates swung into their final major campaign drive A Philippine News Service- country-wide survey showed at least on person dead end there were --reporto of tneuliog among sup- portera both the Liberal party caodKackmalisUcendidatm mil in soldiers from bars and cafes Divisions affected are the Arie-te (battering ram) armored which is fully equipped with the new US Patton tanks and the Man-tova and Cremona infantry units There are probably the best of the Italian army In addition army officers here heard the order also applied to the Julia Alpine brigade based farther north The Yugoslav radio in Belgrade reported Saturday night that Italian troops reinforcements were moving into the area of Goirzia That is 30 miles due east of Udine and about 20 miles north of the Trieste free territory No specific announcement was made on the reason for file state of emergency A senior Italian officer here said part of one division is to be moved closed to the Gorizia area The officer declined to say how much of the division would move up Gorizia is a key fronties town most of it on the Italian ride with barbed wire marking the police guarded border So far no disorders have been reported there The officer here implied the movement was only to recent Yugoslav reinforcements on fiie east ride of the frontier in that area Another a high ranking officer hero said military authorities for- undue- concern" caused in Udine- late last night when Jeeps went around notifying and aoldiaro London Police Hunt Sex Maniac LONDON Oct 18 CP) An allcity police hunt was issued today for a bicycle riding maniac who attacks little girls Four reported sex crimes in nine days made this foggy capital a city of frightened mothers Every available detective joined the hunt the biggest since killer John Christie was at large last spring Current police theory is that at least three of the attacks and probably all four were the work of one nun' described as plump and 40 Plainclothesmen by file hundred combed city bomb sites stalked the misty back streets of file deck- side Southwark area and mingH with weekend crowds at terminus rail road stations The big scare started OejL when a swarthy full-facCd rmari 'Ini' a dirty raincoat kidnaped a 13-month-old baby from bey South-' wark home and abandoned 'itor two hours later brutally-raped The next day- a- a bicycle attacked a 13-year-old schoolgirl and two days later two-girls reported a man molested flu' in a nearby park gave then money and rode off on a bicycle' -i Yesterday three-yem-oM-lfat-V V' lene Herat was found and battered -on file 'stairway -of London tenement She told tocher rode a bike -vAyw.