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item was reported to have been a
discussion of “the attitude of the
comiform in the event pf open
conflict.”
(NANKING) — Chinese national
troops were reported to have
abandoned Changchun, capital of
Manchuria. Chinese communists
surround the city.
(SHANGHAI) — Pilots of two
American owned planes said Rus
sian fighter planes harassed them
in flights over Manchuria.
(SEOUL)—Korean home minis
ter T. My. Yoon said four trainmen
confessed and then denied they
carried out communist orders o
cause a recent train wreck which
killed 36 Americans.
(LILLE) — The communist-led
coal strike continued in France.
Rail workers and dockers started
walking out in sympathy. The
French coal basin around Lille was
viihout gas as coke ovens went
cold.
(LIMA)—Peru tightened martial
law. Two new revolt moves flick
ered at Arequipa in southern Peru
and at Paramonga, 110 miles north
of Lima. The main part of the up
rising was stemmed at Callao, the
Lima port Sunday.
MISSING PERSON
Anyone having information con
cerning the following person is
asked to communicate with the
Governor’s Office in Juneau:
FRANZ HARDINGER: Born in
1872 at Neulungenau in Galicia
(Austria). Immigrated to Alaska
approximately thirty years ago.
His profession was that of a lock
smith.
General Election, October 12, 1948
ELECT
CEO. J. WALDHELM
9
Republican Candidate
FOR
SENATOR
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The State of Washington Went
Through The Fish Trap Fight In 1934
“The biggest catch of Sockeye Salmon in
Puget Sound since 1917 occurred in 1946, and
the biggest catch of Pinks in Puget Sound
since 1917 occurred in 1947.
“We credit this to the elimination of Fish
Traps and the nefarious politics that control
them.
“The citizens of Alaska are to be congratu
lated on their move to abolish Fish, Traps in
the Territory.”
KEN McLEOD,
Secretary, Washington State Sportsman’s Council,
Secretary, Salmon Conservation League,
Advisory Member, International Pacific Salmon
Fisheries Commission.
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U. N. To Debate
Berlin Blockade;
Russia Objects
PARIS, (A’) — The United Na
lions security council voted 9 to 2
yesterday to admit the western
powers case against the Soviet
blockade of Berlin, and Russia
immediately announced she would
not take part in the debate.
Deputy Foreign Minister Andrei
Y. Vishinsky demanded the floor
and declared:
“The Soviet Union considers
that the security council, by agree
ing to put the Berlin question on
i s agenda, has violated the charter
of the United Nations.”
Only Russia and the Soviet Uk
raine voted against discussing the
Berlin crisis. A majority of seven
affirmative votes was required.
Vishinsky declared that the adop
tion of the agenda was a violation
of the United Nations charter, spe
cifically of Artcle 107.
Dmitri Manuilsky of the Uk
raine then announced that he also
would refuse to participate in the
debate on Berlin, “for the reasons
outlined by the Soviet delegate.”
Council president Juan Atilio
Bramugtia of Argentina then ad
journed the council at 5:30 p.m.
with the announcement that there
would be two meetings today.
Dr. Philip C. Jessup of the
United States announced that he
would speak at the session this
morning.
Vishinsky, followed by his aides
and a crowd of newsmen, stalked
Heirs May Secure
Veterans* Income
Tax Refunds
Refund of income tax paid for
; years ending after December 7,
1941, by a member of aimed forces
who died while on active duty af
ter that date, can be secured by his
heirs, announces Clark Squire,
Collector of Internal Revenue.
This applies only to tax paid for
the years he was in the Service.
Public Law 367, effective August
5, 1947, makes the refunds possi
ble, amending previous legislation
1 which only provided forgiveness
'of unpaid tax for these years.
Squire stated that claims for re
fund under the new law must be
filed prior to January 1, 1949.
out of the great hall of the Palais
de Chaillot immediately after the
idjournment.
“We shall see,” he said, when
asked whether he would attend
oday’s sessions.
He gave the same answer when
asked if Russia would consider
herself bound by any security
council decision on the western
charges that the Soviet Union was
menacing world peace with her
blockade of Berlin.
The red-faced, white-ha ired
Russian leader appeared in good
spirits. He smiled and laughed as
.ie chatted with his assistants.
Manuilsky, the Ukrainian for
eign minister left the hall behind
Vishinsky.
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