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WASHINGTON, — (/P) —Sec
retary of state Marshall asserted
today that House cuts in funds
would make the European Re
covery program a “calculated risk
for failure."
He recalled that when the pro
gram was devised, he said there
was no certainty it would re
turn Europe to economic health—
that it entailed a calculated risk.
Marshall appeared before the
Senate Appropriations committee
which is holding hearings on the
ERP funds voted by the House.
He and others are urging the Sen
ate to increase those funds and
insist that the House agree to the
boost.
The house slashed heavily the
money the administration says
is needed for foreign aid. Exactly
how much it cut is disputed, but
some estimates run up to $2,000
000,000.
Before Marshall took up the
battle before the Senate group,
Paul G. Hoffman, economic co
operation administrator, put in
some licks for the administration’s
figure.
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Routes Coastwise
SEATTLE, —(/P)—Trans-contin
ental and coast routes to connect
with its Seattle-based Alaska div
ision were again asked of the
Civil Aeronautics Board yester
day by Pan-American World Air
ways.
In a statement to the board
latest of the series addressed to
the aviation body, Pan American
replied to a CAB examiner’s re
commendation that the airline be
allowed to operate only one dom
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Fla.
Pan American desires a trans
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pany declared:
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ifornia to Seattle is urgently
required to complete the air trans
portation pattern to Alaska. New,
one-carrier service would elimin
ate the inconvenience of a change
of carrier at Seattle for thousands
of Alaska-bound passengers each
year.”
Soldier Show
Planned For
Local Air Base
MARKS AIR FORCE BASE,—
Miss Tharon Musser, Civilian Act
ress Technician, arrived on the
base Tuesday to direct a Soldier
Show. The Soldier Show program
was started in Alaska in March
i and has produced successful shows
at Fort Richardson, Port Whittier
and Ladd Field prior to coming
to Nome.
Civilian Actress Technicians are
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W. R. (Bill) Wood of the Alaska
Steamship Co. here received word
to notify all shippers who desire
cold storage or cool room space
on the Reef Knot sailing from Sea
ttle on the seventeenth to get
their orders to their shippers on
Saturday for delivery to the dock
and loading on Monday.
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Crucial Debate In
French Assembly
On Six-Power Plan
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embourg already have approved.
The Russians and German Com
munists kept a steady barrage
against the proposal.
WASHINGTON,—Sen. Vanden
berg, the Michigan Republican,
sought in the Senate to pave the
way for U.S. military and poli
tical support to non-Communist
Europe. A resolution, he presented
proposed U.S. participation in de
fense pacts such as the five-power
Brussels accord, creation of an
armed U.N. force, universal reg
ulation and reduction of arms, and
elimination of the veto in the U.N.
LAKE SUCCESS,—The U.N. it
self refused to act on Russia’s
offer to send Soviet army ob
servers into Palestine. The Dutch
CQMMIE GEN. LIU
USES DOUBLES
ON FIGHT FRONT
NANKING, — (/P) —The Chin
ese have been puzzled by reports
of one-eyed Communist general
Liu Po-Cheng being seen on suc
cessive days in widely separated
areas of China’s central war front.
The official Central News Agen
cy had an answer today.
Liu, said tjie Kaifeng dispatch,
is using eight doubles.
Each has one eye missing.
Clove trees begin to blossom
when they are five to seven years
old and continue bearing for 100
years or more.
hinted today they would boycott
debate on Indonesia. The Secur
ity Council tackled atomic energy
control, blocked for many months
by Russian-American differences.
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