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(Eisenhower Orders
| Federal
To Stick To Budget
AUGUSTA, Ga„ OF — Presi
dent Eisenhower, in a new move
to cut spending, has ordered all
federal agencies to live within
Budget Bureau recommendations.
The only exception is where na
tional security or welfare would
be jeopardized.
The President’s instructions, his
[ vacation headquarters announced
j Saturday, were sent to the heads
of all departments and agencies
| earlier last week. They deal with
spending for the fiscal year start
| ing July 1.
At a Washington news confer
ence November 5, the President
! said the voters obviously had
elected spending advocates in in
! creasing the Democratic majori
| ties in both the House and Sen
I ate. He pledged to do all he could
i to cut spending, saying the cur
i rent upward trend is dangerous.
Col. Beverly C. Dunn, District
Engineer at Seattle, was given
responsibility for War Depart
ment construction in Alaska in
1941, and established an area of
fice at Anchorage. This later be
came Alaska District Head
quarters.
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Honolulu Editor States
U. S. Cannot Afford
Not to Grant Statehood
SAN DIEGO, Calif., UP) — Ha
waii will win statehood at the next
session of Congress, a Honolulu
newspaper editor predicts.
William H. Ewing, managing
editor of the Honolulu Star-Bul
letin told a panel discussion at
the Sigma Delta Chi professional
journalism fraternity’s annual
convention last week:
“We think the United States
cannot afford not to grant us
Statehood. The revolutionary war
was fought over 3 per cent of what
Hawaii paid in taxes to the fed
eral government last year.”
Also on the panel was Robert
B. Atwood, editor and publisher
of the Anchorage Daily Times. He
said'that Alaska needs capital and
people — in that order.
“Every frontier calls for money
from older areas,” Atwood said.
“Alaska is a young region — the
average age is 25 — and it offers
a terrific challenge. A young man
can move ahead very quickly.”
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No Reason To Believe
Russia Is Ahead, Says
A-F Missile Chief
WASHINGTON, (tfl — In the
terse East-West race to develop a
workable long-range ballistic mis
sile “there is no reason to believe
that the Russians are appreciably
ahead of us.”
This is the view of Maj. Gen.
B. A. Schriever, chief of the Air
Force ballistic missile division.
He indicated, in fact, that the
United States and Russia may
achieve workable intercontinental
ballistic missiles at about the
same time.
But he told the National Geo
graphic Society last week that
America can’t afford to relax.
“The informed concensus would
seem to be that the Soviet Union
presently has an advantage in
what we describe as the ‘short
range’ or under 1,000-mile type
of ballistic missile.” He added:
“In the area of the intermediate
range, or 1,500-mile ballistic mis
sile, the situation is less clear. In
this respect, we should keep in
mind that our own 1,500-mile
IRBS’s, the Thor and Jupiter,
have been quite successful in their
recent tests.”
Retired Labor Chief
Wins Long Federal Court
Deportation Battle
SAN FRANCISCO, OP) — Re
tired labor organizer Juan Trin
idad Diaz, 63, has won 'a 24-year
fight against deportation.
The U. S. Court of appeals ruled
last week that under a 1957 Su
preme Court decision Diaz’ mem
bership in the Communist Party in
the 1930’s was not proved to be
the “meaningful association” ne
cessary for his deportation. The
government has sought since 1934
to send him back to his native
Spain because of his party mem
bership.
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Northwestern Alaska
Chamber of Commerce
Meets Every Monday Noon at
North Star Dining Room
Jerry Manning, President
ALASKA CHAPTER NO 1
Order of Eastern Star
Milared Harwood
Worthy Matron
Helen Dunbar
Secretary
Meets First and Third Mondays
ANVIL LODGE
No. 140
J. A. von der Heydt, W.M.
Norv.n w. Lewis, Sec.
Meets First and Third Thursday
of Each Month
NOME ROTARY CLUB
Jim Blanning
President
Bob Grant
Secretary
Wednesday Luncheon
Parent-Teachers Assn.
Meets last Tuesday of every
month at School.
ROSCOE WILKIE, President
MARY DIEDE, Secretary.
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