TJ. N. Committee
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earliest convenience to discuss
cease-fire arrangements, 'either
here cfr elsewhere,” the telegram
said. \
Pearson asked the political com
mittee to bear with the cease-fire
group a little longer while it con
tinues its efforts.
The group met yesterday to
frame their report and hear Rau
detail his conversations Saturday
night with Red China’s represen
tative, Wu Hsiu-Chuan.
Rau, accompanied by the Jam
Saheb, Maharajah of Nawanagar,
dined with Wu just three hours af
ter the Chinese communist had
denounced the XJ. N.’s plan for a
cease fire in Korea as an Ameri
can trap to get a breathing spell
for a military build up.
Wu also told. a jammed* press
conference at Lake Success that
his government might be willing
to advise its so-called volunteers
in Korea to come 'home, but indi
cated this. ’jwoul.d dniy 'be done af
ter coEfipiete surrender by the XJ.
N. to all Chinese communist de
mands in Asia.
These include XJ. N. member
ship, withdrawal' of American
troops from Korea and the Sev
enth fleet from Formosa, and the
Surrender of Chiang Kai-Shek’s
. last-ditch island stronghold to the
iKeds.
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Blasts Eskimos
Buying Aluoinun
WASHINGTON (IP), Rep. Lovre
! (R.-S. D.) blasted a federal agen
cy Saturday for a husing program
that allows Eskimos to obtain,
scarce corrugated aluminum roof
ing.
The South Dakotan told a re
porter he would call this to the
attention of the House. His state
ment for the Congressional Rec
ord said:
“While we here in this country
are being called upon to accept
! less of certain strategic materials,
the Eskimo who conforms to bur
eaucratic edict can get corrugated
aluminum roofing for his house.
This is a time when we desperate
ly need critical materials in the
war effort.”
Lovre said his information came
from a press release 'Dec. 2 from
the Housing and Home Finance
agency. He said the release said
I Eskimos could now get loans with
I which to buy materials from the |
agency to build or improve a
! houes, including getting alumin
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I Neil F. Moore New
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JUNEAU, VP)—Neil F, Moore is
Alaska’s new auditor. He was
named Saturday to succeed Frank
A. Boyle, long-time auditor who
died Friday, Moore has been dep
uty auditor for'several years.
Sandwiched in with the ap
pointment was a hectic aerial
weekend.' Moore has flown tq
Seattle and back since the ap
point. 'He plans to fly back tq
Seattle Wednesday after Boyle’s
funeral.
Moore and his wife flew to Seat
tle Friday. The plane took off
less than an hour after Boyle’s
death}
They were headed for Califor
nia to attend the Rose Bowl foot
BowJ game with two tickets they
had wbn. It was (Moore’s first trip
“Outside” in 15 years.
He turned around and flew back
to Juneau Sunday, to await thd
funeral Wednesday, while Mrs.
Moore remained in Seattle, await
ing his return and the continua
tion of their trip to (Pasadena. j
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Rolled Back
DETROIT, i/P) — Automo bile
prices will be rolled back on gov
ernment order—but only over
strong objections from both car
makers and labor.
Both factions in the big auto in
dustry have labeled “unfair” the
e c onomic stabilization agency’s
Saturday order to push back car
prices to the Dec. 1 level.
Nevertheless General Motors
Corp., The Ford Motor Co., and
Nash Motors, three of the firms
that boosted prices this month,
said yesterday they would comply.
GM’s Cadillac Division withdrew
a scheduled price increase an
nouncement.
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One spokesman for the auto in
dustry said of the rollback order:
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auto industry.” A G-M official
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fbe of the auto producers’ policies.
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basic causes of spiraling’ costs of
living.
F-80 Jet Makes Rec
ord Distance Flight
ANCHORAGE, (JP) — What the
Air Force hails as the longest non
stop flight in history toy an F-80
jet fighter—a trip of 1,560 miles—
came to light belatedly Saturday.
The Elmendorf Air Force Base
paper reported officially that
Capt. Arthur R. Curran, opera
tions officer of the 64th Fighter
Squadron, set the record Dec. 1 on
a flight from here to Edmonton,
Alta.
Four of the F-80 Jets took off
for for Edmonton to test modified
265-gallon wingtip fuel tanks.
Fuel trouble forced two of the
planes to return to Elmendorf af
ter covering 300 miles of the
route. A 3rd jet had to put down 1
at Fort Nelson B. C. '
But Capt. Curran made it to Ed
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Dec. 25, at 7:30 pm.
The program will consist of
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Sunday School, a “candle-light
ing” service by the iPioneer Girl’s
Club, and musical numbers by
various age groups presenting the
Christmas Carols. After the pro
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hours and 21 minutes, flying most
of the way at an altitude of 35,000
feet. His average speed was 493
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