Jessup Lauded As Delegate
To U.N. General Assembly
WASHINGTON, (#>)—Warren R.
Austin told senators Thursday the
United States needs men like Am
bassador-at-Large Philip C. Jes
sup on its delegation to the forth
coming United Nations general
assembly in Paris.
Austin, former Republican sen
ator from Vermont and now the
chief U.S. delegate to the U.N.,
testified at a Senate Foreign Re
lations subcommittee hearing on
President Truman’s nomination of
Jessup to be one of 11 delegates
and alternates to the General As
sembly.
Saying that more mouthing of
Communist propaganda can be
expected at the Paris meeting, in
addition to the many important
items on the agenda, Austin said
the U. S. delegation:
“Needs a man like Dr. Philip
C. Jessup and these others here j
who have the principles and poli
cies of the United States as part
of the fiber of their beings so that
at no time during the great storm
and stress we are sure to experi
ence, there will be a failure of
ability, morality, courage, or the
skill to represent this great corun
try.”
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RESERVIST RECALL ISSUE
DELAYS SENATE-HOUSE
PASSAGE OF DEFENSE BILL
WASHINGTON, (/P)—Inability
of Senate-House conferees to reach
final agreement delayed Horuse
action today on the compromise
$57,200,000,000 defense money bill.
Speaker Sam Rayburn said the
conferees had run into difficulties
in ironing out differences over
Senate and House provisions on
the release of reservists involun
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tarily recalled to duty.
Once the measure reaches the
House, a speedy vote is expected,
especially in view of the word
ALASKA NATIVE SERVICE
EDUCATION SPECIALIST
MAKES INSPECTION TRIP
Martin N. B. Holm, Alaska Na
tive Service education specialist,
has returned to Juneau from a
two weeks inspection trip to ser
vice schools on the Arctic sea
coast. He reports enrollment up
in most of the schools visited.
Holm stopped at schools in Wales,
Teller Mission, St. Michael, Unala
kleet, Kotzebue, Kivalina, Deering
and Shishmaref.
that Russia has exploded a second
atom bomb.
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