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U.S. Protest on
Bishop Rejected
Warsaw (UPD - Communist
Chinese Ambassador Wang
Pingnan Thursday night re
jected a United States protest
over the lentencing of.Bishop
James E. Walsh to 20 years
imprisonment for alleged "es
pionage. Wang delivered the rejec
tion to U. S. Ambassador to
Poland Jacob D. Beam. Since
the U. S. has no diplomatic re
lations with Communist Chi
na, communciations are ex
changed through their ambas
sadors to Poland.
Wang said in a formal state
ment that he "categorically
rejected Beam's protest and
pointed out that Walsh was
guilty of serious crimes. . .
"The so-called protest of
the United States further
proves that Walsh's criminal
activities in China constitute
a link in the perverse schem
ing activities of the U. S.
government aimed at subvert
ing the Chinese government,"
he said.
West Berlin Mayor
Sees No Separate
Solution for City
Editor's note: With the approacn
of the East-West summit meeting,
now less than two months away,
the question of Berlin again comes
into the spotlight. In the following
interview with a VPI vice presi
dent, the mayor of West Berlin
says the dispute over his city can
be solved only in the context of
other cold war problems.
By LEROY KELLER
Berlin - (UPD - Mayor Willy
Brandt said today that Berlin
actually is a "minor" world
problem and useless as a key
for solving the basic issues
which divide East and West.
He stressed that the "Ber
lin issue" cannot be solved by
itself. The East-West dispute
over Western Allied occupa
tion rights in the city is not
the cause of the cold war, only
a symptom of it, he declared.
"There can be no separate
solution for Berlin because
this problem is a result of the
split of Europe and of Ger
many," Brandt said.
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In an exclusive United
Press International interveiw
in his office in the huge old
Schoeneberg rathaus, Mayor
Brandt stressed this point..
"If the free powers could
solve the more important
problem, then the proper at
mosphere will exist for the
solution of such minor prob
lems as Berlin," he declared.
Brandt smiled when he was
asked if he really thought
Berlin is a minor problem.
"Berlin is the most impor
tant thing in the world to me,
but taken in the whole con
text of world problems, Ber
lin is a minor one."
Brandt listed as 'imajor
problems disarmament, East
West trade, and aid to under
developed nations.
Solution Takes Time
The mayor was asked if he
thought these larger issues
could be solved.
"Certainly not at a first
summit conference, which
probably will not last much
longer than a week," he said.
"But there we should be able
to find out whether the time
is ripe now to start real ne
gotiations. "Khrushchev must know
that any new dramatized cri
sis about Berlin will poison
the atmosphere for the discus
sion of the real, larger prob
lems." Brandt was pessimistic over
the possibility of unifying
either Berlin or Germany at
this time.
"There are no great chances
of unifying Berlin much be
fore the Germany problem is
settled, and I don't expect that
soon," he said.
FORMER MAYOR DIES
Portsmouth, - N. H.-(UPD-Mrs.
Mary C. Dondero, 66, former
mayor of Portsmouth and a
Democratic national commit
teewoman from New Hamp
shire from 1950 to 1952. died
I Thursday.
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RECEIVES BOUQUET Mrs. Mamie Eisenhower receives a
bouquet of flowers from 10-year-old Johnny Kemp of Bis
mark, N.D., 1960 Easter Seal child, during the boy's visit to
the White House to kick off the Easter Seal campaign.
Johnny was born a quadruple amputee. (UPI Telephoto)
Maid Files Suit Against Dr. Finch
Los Angeles -(UPD- Accused
wife-slayer Dr. R. Bernard
Finch won a minor court vic
tory Thursday when trial of
a $100,000 suit filed against
him by Swedish maid Marie
Anne 'Lidholm was postponed
pending his second murder
trial.
The attorney for the 42-year-old
surgeon said it would
be an undue strain on Finch
to have to take part in the
civil action before the May
23 retrial of him and Carole
Tregoff on murder and con
spiracy charges. The couple's
first trial ended in a hung
jury t vo weeks ago.
. Miss Lidholm, 19, a former
employee of Finch's, sought
the damages on charges Finch
banged her head against a
plaster wall when she went
to aid his wife Barbara Jean
the night the woman was slain
July 18.
REPEALS TAX LAW
Albany, N.Y.-Gov. Nelson
A. Rockefeller Thursday
signed a bill repealing a. sec
tion of the state income .tax
law which required parents
to include in their returns the
monies their children had
earned baby-sitting.
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Smog Solution
Believed at Hand
Los Angeles (UPD County
Supervisor Warren M. Dorn
said Thursday he believes the
solution to the auto smog
problem which plagues many
cities is now at hand.
"We have mufflers and oth
er devices which will elimi
nate the smog problem caused
by motor vehicles," Dorn
said. "The automobile manu
facturers for the first time are
agreeing to put the smog
mufflers on new automobiles
as soon as the law requires
them."
Dorn urged quick passage
of statewide legislation to re
quire autos be equipped with
smog-controlling devices. He
made his remarks at a press
conference called to intro
duce the national anti-smog
muffler manufactured by Mc
Alester Aircraft Company's
Afterburner Division.
Final Class for Officers Slated
The final class in a series
of six courses for city and
county police officers in the
Medford area will be present
ed here Monday, March 28,
by Sgt. Dale E. Allen of the
Eugene Police department.
Sgt. Allen will instruct offi
cers on the subject of the one
man car patrol.
The advanced police train
ing courses are being conduct
ed in 15 Oregon cities this
spring under sponsorship of
the Oregon Association of City
Police Officers and the Ore
gon State Sheriffs association
in cooperation with the FBI,
Oregon state police, League
of Oregon Cities and bureau
of municipal research.
Sgt. Allen has served with
the Eugene department since
1952 when he was appointed
a patrolman. He was promot
ed to the rank of sergeant in
1955 and since then has been
SGT. DALE ALLEN
Conducts Final Class
assigned to the patrol division.
The police school instructor
MAIL TRIBUNE, Medford, Or.
Friday, March 25, 1960 A
attended the basic police train
ing school in 1952 and the an
nual advanced schools held
from 1953 through 1958. He
has completed courses in mu
nicipal police administration
and supervisory methods for.
municipal a d m i n i s tration
sponsored by the International
City Managers association, the
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