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10-Day Truce j
Battle Continues
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liurt.
Count Folke Bernadotte, U. N.
Palestine mediator, left Rhodes
by plane for Lake Success, N.Y.,
to report to the Security Council
on his failure thus far to obtain
a new 10-day cease fire. He ar
rived today and probably will
report to an emergency session of
the Council tomorrow. Stopping
in Rome, he said he believed there
still was a chance to get a truce
in the Holy Land.
Maj. Gen. George P. Hayes, U.S.
deputy military governor for Ger
many announced in Berlin the Am
ericans have “no intention of sub
mitting” to the latest Russian re
strictions on Allied motor traf
fic between Berlin and Western
Germany.
Gen. Lucius D. Clay, U.S. mili
tary governor, ordered all vacation
leaves for U.S. Army personnel
and military government employ
es in Berlin cancelled because of
the difficulty in leaving Berlin.
In Washington American offi
cials expressed the hope that Mos
cow will yield to pressure by the
Western Powers and lift the block
ade of Berlin.
European Communist parties be
gan following Russia’s lead in i
turning down invitations to the
fifth Yugoslav Communist Con
gress in Belgrade July 21. So
far the invitations have been de
clined by the parties in Russia,
Italy, Hungary and Czechoslo
vakia.
A Soviet army delegation ar
rived in Albania, which recently
ousted Yugoslav commercial and
cultural representatives.
Protest Maritime
Commission Action
Alaska Shipping
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I the government; 2. Insurance must
I be carried on the ships, and 3. Any
tariff increases made necessary
by resulting higher operation ex
penses shall be confined to south
bound salmon shipments.
Gruening said Mellen had sug
gested a charter hire rate of 8 1/2
per cent the steamships’ statutory
value.
The Governor estimated this
cost at $1,700,000 annually, and
the insurance coverage at $900,
000.
One shipping authority of a
Seattle company said without a
contract no government owned
vessel could sail from Seattle in
Alaska trade.
The three major companies ser
ving the Territory own only eight
vessels and operate a dozen more
under charter from the Maritime
Commission.
(A spokesman for the Commis
sion said in Washington, D.C.,
Thursday that contract negotia
tions are still in progress with
Alaska operators. He declined to
reveal the differences delaying
agreement. In Seattle, officials of
the Alaska shipping lines also
withheld comment.)
JUDITH MELLEN HERE
ENROUTE TO VENETIE
Judith Mellen, who has been
teaching school for the ANS at
Gambel, arrived Saturday and is
enroute to Venetie, where she has
been transferred.
FACES TRIAL FOR TREASON
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Tomoya (the meatball) Kawakita arrives at
the Los Angeles Federal building in custody
of Deputy U.S. Marshal Dave Hayden (left) for
start of his treason trial. The American-born
Japanese is charged with a series of unspeak
able indignities against Americans while he
was a guard in a Japanese prison camp. (AP
Wirephoto.)
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