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gen archipelago tor naval bases.
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Carsten ttehjcby also accused Nor
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Atlantic treaty orgnnlcatlon ap
proach the Russian border on lo
speclion trips.
WARNING
"The Norwegian government
takes upon itself tlie responsibility
for the results of such a policy,"
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sia could not remain "indifferent."
Russia repeated her previous
charges that Norway, through her
membership In the Atlantic al
liance, was taking a hostile alti
tude towards the Soviet Union.
( In Oslo. Norway's foreign minis
try rejected the protest note and
Foreign Minister Halvard Lang
denied that there ever had- been
a question of building bases on
Spitsbergen."
(Lange also declared that "the
relation of a common command"
In no way altered the purely de
fensive character of the Atlantic
pact.)
Norway the only one of the
13 original NATO members which
borders on Russia.
The note declcred Norway vio
lated the 1930 International treaty
demilitarizing the Islands by let
Unc NATO forces take control of
J Soltuberqen island and the long-
disputed Bear 'Mfdveihli Uland
which lies about 475 miles north
west ot the Soviet port of Mur
mansk. Spitsbergen lies some
1000 miles northwest of Murmansk,
INTERESTS
Russia has special Interests m
the polnr area. Both she and Nor
'v re roal from Snltibergen.
The 19M treaty gave Spitsbergen
to Norway and prohibited, the use
of the Inlands for "warlike pur
poses." On several occasloa Rus
sia has claimed that Bear island
tre'y on that ground.
(Before world war one Spits
bergen was a sort of no-man's
land claimed by Russia, Norwa?
and some other nations. The 1930
pact was slimed by Britain, the
Denmark. Norway and Sweden,
among others. Russia did not algn
but subsequently adhered to the
treaty, which became effective in
IMS.)
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ABOARD THF UBS. DBS
MOINES IN THR MEDITERRA
NEAN, iOen. Dwlghl I). Elsen
hower, visibly Impresced, wnlrhed
today as a mighty American fleet
oegan bristling demonstrations ol
how naval power can help defend
Europe.
from the wlnd-whlppcd bridge ot
una neavy cruiser, tLiaeiinower
could see the gray shapes of air
craft carriers, heavy cruisers, de
slroyera, and smaller vessela
stretching across a choppy sea a
lar as tney eye could rcacn.
SI ( KKT
Correspondents had been warned
that the number of warships from
the U.S. sixth fleet participating In
the maneuvers was secret.
But the fleet fanning out behind
Elsenhower and Ills flagship was
described officially as the greatest
single force the United Stales has
in Europe, carrying more firepower
per man man all the American
around troopa In Elsenhower's At
lantic pact command.
Elsenhower, a courtesy admiral
for three days, will see Die navy's
whole battle book, including secret
new developments. The big navy
guns will rnke a bleak, abandoned
Sardinian shore with explosive fury
probably unmatched since Die
Korean wars Inchon landings.
. So secret are the lecluilnues the
general will pee demonstrated that
no foreign observers were per
mitted to go along. Non-American
newspapermen also were banned.
Correspondents were briefed on Uio
importance of security.
FLIGHTS
The supreme commander plans
to climb Into a helicopter and fly
to the 45.000-ton carrier Franklin
D. Roosevelt for a firsthand look
at carrier operations. Thursday,
when the maneuvers end, a car
rier plane will take him back to
bis headquarters In France.
Naval officers emphasise the Im
portance of the Mediterranean
based sixth fleet In Elsenhower's
plans to defend Europe. A long
shoreline offers sensitive targets
to sea bombardment and planea
taking off from carriers In the
Mediterranean could fly as far as
Northern France or deep Into Aus
tria to strike at any aggressor.
Charles Coburn Continues
Championing Poker Players
EvaToois
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PORTLAND. UP) A University
of British Columbia professor
thinks that big shopping centers
and other forms of high powered
living are extremely dangerous to
th future of a cllv.
The professor. Dr. Leonard C
Marsh, speaking at a meeting of
the League of Oregon 'Cities here
Monday warned against "making
the city bigger and bigger, in
creasing the cost of living in the
city, increasing me ungues in.
volved In commi''1"."
BUENOS AIRES, It Eva Peron,
author of Argentina's aboul-lo-be
best seller, says that the current
century will see the end of "social
life as well as the aristocratic and
bourgeois society that practices
it.
The wife of Pres. Jusn D.
By HOI THOMAS
HOLLYWOOD. I Poker nlav.
ra oi America, you nave a client-pltn.
lie is that aeorgla gentleman
with a monocle, CI in ilea Cobmn.
who Is carrying on a campaign
tn protect the rlghta of card-play-tnu
clt liens.
As any newspaper reader knows,
Coburn has more than a passing
Interest In the subject. Ha and a
few Hollywood cronies were recent
ly Interrupted In a friendly poker
match bv a couple of police of
fleers. The players were accused
of breaking the gambling lawi
and were fined lit.
MISTAKE
"II waa all a mistake," said the
actor, who la oddly enough working
In a picture called "Oh Money.
Money." "It seems thai some
neighbors had called the police
about a licensed bridge club near
by. But when Hie offlcera arrived.
only our light was ou and they
stepped In on us.
Tho ofllcers were very friend
ly about the whole thing. We of
fered (hem some food, but they
said they had already eaten. They
did lake a cigar, however. Then
U-ey wrote us out ollallona and
left. We didn't have tn appear In
court. We saw the Judge In his
chambers and he admitted that
the law was amblHUou.
"That's why I am campaigning
for a better law. After all. lawa
are made to protect peaceful,
apeclabie cltliens. not
them. If a law Is a bad one. II
la not observed: and certainly this
Is a bad law. II permits law offic
ers lo enter private homes v-'Uiout
a warrant, and that la a violation
of the U.S. constitution.
"The police have enough crime
to take care of, without breaking
up poker games. But It's not the
fault of the police. They have to
nrnv tha Imu, fti.en If lltav HAn'l
understand II. It's up lo the people
to tee that their legislator! pasa I
fair, understandable lawa. And so j
I plan lo have some Jurist friends '
of mine work out a better wording i
of the law. Then I II circulate some
petitions and take them up to Sac-1
ramento to snow me legislators.
Coburn said he received a flood
ol consoling mall after his citation
One letter was from a southern
blshon who said he himself en-
loved "the Saturday night poker
sessions in the vestry." Another
came from a alate aunreme court
judge In the East wno aecisreo
that auch an Invasion of poker
piayera rignta was all "outrage.
"The letters I received proved
my contention," added Coburn,
"that It you are giiliig to arreal
all Mi imker players In III conn
try, there won't be cnuugll Julia
t't hold them."
lie derlnred that he, like most
poker addicts, plays for sport nud
cuiiiimnlonshlp, not tor gambling's
sake. "As a matter of fact," lie
confided, "I seldom win anvlhlng,
sluco I'm not a very lucky man
at cards. The thing I enjoy la a
pleasant evening with friends, with
whom I have played for raia, '
Nciii:nt'i.i;
Tho actor said he usually nlavs
once a week, when not workum
In a picture. Hie tiluvera aasemlila
iiround nine, break at midnight for
food and quit about two. The aver
age pot Is worlh aunin 11 allhniiuh
sometimes as much as so. Hie
genta ulay draw noknr or iivo.earH
stud. No spit In the wean, seven.
card high-low or one-eyed Jacks
wild for them. "Vicious games,''
Coburn calls 'em,
IXies he draw to ail Inside
straight? "Never." he reulled em
phatically, "i don't like lo draw lo
stralghta of any kind. Flushes,
yes."
What about flaying poker with
women?
I don'l recommend It," he said.
"I never like to play II lough with
women, because I hate lo see them
lore. But on the other hnnrl Ihev
to punish i aliow no mercy. Thry ran be Just
as loiign in a poker game as auv
man."
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COWFANIOM ATtatCtiOM,
feiW WAN HOstMU tnf
jBTU anal PICK fOrVIll
aha wrltea. "To achieve one olass
of Argentines, as peron wisnes. tne
worker must rise a lime more.
but the bosses must go down a
real deal. For a cenlure the priv
ileged class were exploiters of la
bor. To balance that we need
another century In which the work-
Peron era are the privileged."
mifU this nrt.Aii.Hnn In har hnnlt 1 PRAIhk
"The Reason for My Life." It went Most of the book she devoted lo
on sale today I the work of herself and Peron
In connection with her com- Hw 'be workers and the poor. It
ments on society. Senora Peron ,ul ' Praise for Peron and
denied she entered public life aalords of modesty concerning her
the wife ot the president because : sh said her husband was
Argentina's aristocracy h a d I Mle condor of the
snubbed her. I Andes." while she was only "one
LAl'GII hi a huge flock of sparrows."
"As to the hostility of tho oil- "Peron hss been corr.oared to a
garchy, I can do no less than'7ai many leaders of history,"
laugh." she wrote. "I ask myself," " ' ornevo ne
wny could the ougarchy have re
jected me? Por my humble or-
lembles more another class of
genius: those Ih-t created new
Igln? For my artistic setlvlty? pnuoaoonira or rengions. win wn
Never was an ollgartliy hostile to 'e"t heresy of compering him
anyone wno COUIQ be usclul to It. -'" """V . -m
Power or money never had bad
antecedents for the genuine oli
garch." The 317-page book contains a.
most no biographical details ol
Senora Peron'a life, save for a
few Indirect references lo her ear.
ly poverty and to her career later
on the screen and In radio be
fore she married Peron.
However, It provides an oppor
tunlty for her to gel across some
subjects. For Instance, she defends
Peron's announced position "be
tween capitalism and communism.
b"t ssys that "none'heless. by mr
nature I am not always at this
midway point."
"For me almost always. Justice
Is a little behind the renter, closer
to the workers than the bosses,"
Imitating Christ. Peron feels pro
found love for humanity. . . ."
BISH.MAN RETI RNKD
CHICAGO. IjH The mounted fig
ure of Bushman, the famous Goril
la, who died last New Year's Dev.
was returned lo me Lincoln Park
soo yesterday. It will be placed
on exhibit In the monkey house
renamed Bushman Hall for the',
SSO-pound gorilla who had been the
star attraction at the soo for 30
years.
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