Wednesday, Oct. 21, 1953
University Daily Kansan
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Dean Leaves Today To Salvage Peace Talks
Washington—(U.P.)—Ambassador Arthur H. Dean headed for the Far East today to try to save the Korean peace conference, threatened by Communist stalling and the deepening crisis over prisoner repatriation.
Mr. Dean, former law partner of Secretary of State John Foster Dulles, will represent the United Nations in showdown talks with the Communists at Panmunjom Monday.
He is under orders to press for immediate agreement on a time and place for the political conference which, under the armistice terms, was supposed to begin next Wednesday.
Lending special urgency to his mission are ominous developments in Korea—South Korea's renewed threat to resume the war unless the conference begins soon and the Communist boycott of the POW brain-washing program.
Mr. Dean was to leave Washington this afternoon with a team of eight advisers and technicians. He will confer with South Korean officials en route to Panmunjom.
Before leaving, Mr. Dean conferred with representatives of the 15 Allied nations that fought with the United States and the U.N. in Korea. What was said, however, was kept secret.
Mr. Dean has been authorized to discuss this issue but not to make any commitments without the approval of Mr. Dulles and other Allied representatives. There have been persistent but unconfirmed reports,
The whining and scraping of a hack saw echoed through the hall on the third floor of Strong yesterday afternoon.
Missing Key Causes Lock to Be Ruined
"It happens all the time," said Raymond Eastwood, chairman of the painting and drawing department. "Someone is always putting the right lock on the wrong locker."
Yesterday it was a case of a missing key, and this time it happened in the design department's end of the floor. A hacksaw restored the situation to normal, except for the ruined lock.
Chemical Society to Meet
The University of Kansas section of the American Chemical society will meet at 7:30 p.m. Monday in 305 Bailey. The public is invited to attend.
Plans for the publication and distribution of a new Little Man on the Campus cartoon book were discussed at a meeting of Alpha Delta Sigma, National Professional Advertising fraternity, last night.
LMOC Book to Be Printed
The book will contain 64 pages of cartoons and will be ready for distribution in late November. The price is 25c.
Representatives of the advertising, television, radio, and motion picture industries will be guests of the organization at a series of dinner meetings this fall. The first of these meetings will be held at 7 p.m. Friday in the Oread room of the Union. Martin Williams of KMBC-TV will speak on the production of televi-
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Gordon Ross, ADS vice president, told members of his experiences as the chapter's representative to the ADS National convention in Daytona Beach, Fla., last summer.
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