pent native persons in Alaska was
evident and the Board went on
record endorsing reques s of the
Welfare programs and more ade
quate appropriations from the
Alaska Native Service for addi
tional Federal funds for this pur
pose.
At the same time the Board
pointed out that unification of
Federal and Territorial govern
ments was more than ever before
necessary. Duplications in services
and costs operated to the disad
vantage of all residents of Alaska,
said the Board. Because of defense
activities social and health prob
lems have increased beyond the
point where they are purely Terri
torial and have assumed national
responsibility. For this reason it
was urged, the Federal Govern
ment should assume a greater re
sponsibility in helping the Terri-1
Ted Duffield, U. S. Commission
er, leaves today for Anchorage on
business and plaps to return on
Friday. During his absence mat
ters pertaining to his office will
be handled by the U. S. Clerk of
Court.
Mr. and Mrs. Herb Engstrom
are the parents of an 8 pound 2
ounce baby boy, Daniel Gene,
born Saturday afternoon at 3:45 at
the Maynard Columbus hospi al.
Mother and son are reported doing
nicely.
torv finance its programs of
health, welfare and education, said
the Board.
Before adjourning the Board re
viewed the requests of many com
munities requesting services from
the Department. Legislative atten
tion was recommended and action
urged to meet these demands.
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Kong, withdrew from the national
government in August.
John Foster Dulles, Republican
foreign affairs expert, was the
. ubject of a violent at'ack by Po
land during debate on the Balkans
question in the political commit
tee of the United Nations assem
bly.
Polish delegate Julius Katz
Suchy declared: “Everybody
knows that the United States is
trying to build an empire. There
is no need for Mr. Dulles to tell us
how unselfish that is.” Katz-Suchy
said Dulles helped keep the
United States from taking part in
the fight in Europe at the time of
the Nazi invasion of Poland. The
Polish delegate taunted Dulles on
the Republican defeat in the No
vember 2 election.
Britain prepared to press her
demand that the U. N. security
council extend its stiffened truce
regulations to all Palestine. Earlier
in the week the council adopted a
resolution threatening U. N. action
against truce violators. That reso
lution originally was drawn for
| the Negev area in southern Pales
tine where Israeli troops last
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month pushed back Egyptian
forces.
S.xty persons were reported ar
rested in the investigation of an
alleged plot to set up a military
government in Chile. Officials in
Santiago said the plot has been
nipped.
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Monday. November 8. 1948
Talk persisted today that both
Egypt and Trans-Jordan are deal
ing for peace with the Jewish
State of Israel. The talk was pret
ty generally denied in official
quarters.
The United States was reported
opposed to a British plan to ex
tend a U. N. withdrawal order to
Jewish troops to include newly
won positions in northern Pales
tine. The council already has or
dered withdrawals in the Negev
in the south.
Brig. Gen. William E. Riley,
chief of the U. N. truce mission in
Palestine, was said to have told
Arab representatives in Paris their
governments had better make
peace with Israel, because their
military positions are hopeless.
Sources close to the Israel for
eign office said Egypt and Israel
were talking peace for southern
Palestine. Egyptian terms were
.said to have been narrowed down
to a guarantee of a right to keep
the Gaza coastal strip and a
waiver by Jews of reparation de
j ._jias. An Egyptian source at the
U. N. in Paris denied the report.
A Cairo newspaper said King
Abdullah has suggested peace be
tween Trans-Jordan and Israel.
Trans-Jordan officials in Cairo de
nied this. There was enough
smoke, however, to suggest at least
a little fire.
Conciliatory tones of Russian
leaders celebrating the Bolshevik
"olution roused interest in
Washington.
c oreign minister V. M. Molotov
said the defeat of Gov. Dewey
showed the American people op
posed to a “policy of aggression.”
Marshal S. Timoshenko said “the
peace-loving policy of our State is
meeting resistance from Anglo
American warmongers,” but that
the growing force of peace “will
not allow a new war.”
Home minister T. Y. Yoon of the
American-occupied South Korean
Republic said 6,000 persons had
been killed in recent days in North
Korea in a revolt against the com
munist regime. The uprising was
in eight northern cities. Another
cabinet officer said it was con
tinuing.
Chiang Kai-Shek warned China
to prepare for eight more years of
i war against the Chinese commun
is s. He said the Reds inspired
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