U.S. Is Practicing
Colonialism in Alaska,
Says Gop. Gruening
SAN FRANCISCO, W>—Ernest
Gruening, former governor of
Alaska, said Wedsesday the U.S.
is practicing colonialism in Alas
ka.
“Alaska has a great destiny if
we can get out from under our
second class citizenship,” the
author and newspaper editor told
a Chamber of Commerce lunch
eon here.
“In spite of the United States’
stand against colonialism in other
countries, colonialism 4 being
practiced in Alaska.”
He listed as examples of dis
crimination against the territory:
little federal highway aid, exces
sive freight rate charges, no con
trol over its own resources, par
ticularly fisheries, and hampering
bureaucratic regulations.
Gruening, one of two men des
ignated to be U.S. senator when
statehood is achieved, said Alas
ka adopted the Tennessee Plan,
under which two senators and a
representative were elected in the
last general election.
He said Alaska and Hawaii
statehood bills should be consid
ered separately, and not be
linked together.
IN THE PROBATE COURT FOR THE
CAPE NOME PRECINCT. SECOND
DIVISION. TERRITORY OF ALASKA.
IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF
JAMES KANYAK, deceased.
No. 1009
NOTICE OF HEARING
ON FINAL REPORT AND ACCOUNT
OF ADMINISTRATOR AND
DETERMINATION OF INHERITANCE
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Har
ley Kanyek, -of Mountain Village, Alaska,
the Administrator of the above-named
estate, has filed his Final Report and
Account with this Court, and that the
1st day of February, 1957, at the hour of
ten A.M. of said day, at the office of the
above named Court at Nome, Alaska,
has by Court Order been fixed as the
time and place for a hearing on said
Report and Account; and also, at such
time and place, the Court will deter
mine and adjudicate the heirs of this
estate.
DATED this 27th day of November,
1956.
HARLEY KANYEK,
Administrator.
James A von der Heydi,
Nome, Alaska,
Attorney at Law
Publ. Nov. 30, Dec 7, 14, 21, 1956.
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WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY
Budapest Labor
Leader Released;
Other Still Held
BUDAPEST, WV-One of Buda
pest’s top labor leaders, arrested
last week by the government of
Premier JanOs Kadar, today was
reported to have been released
from jail. But the No. 1 man in
the Central Workers’ Council ap
parently still was held.
A reliable informant said San
dor Bari, vice chairman of the
Central Council, had been freed
and returned to his job in the
Bejolannis electrical 'equipment
plant. The source said he was was
promptly elected chairman of the
plant workers’ council when he
came back to work.
The arrest of Bari and Council
Chairman Sandor Racz touched
off several days of strikes by Bu
dapest factory workers. The two
were seized by police after they
agreed to meet with representa
tives of the Kadar govrnment
The slowdown still continued
in the plant where both Racz and
Bari worked. To ease the fuel
shortage, some industrial plants
have started to transfer workers
to the coal mines.
Realistic Communist sources
now admit privately that a Polish,
independence-slanted solution is
necessary in Hungary. Only by
giving the Hungarians a nation
alist leader like Poland’s Gomul
ka will the Russians ever have
peace there, these Reds concede.
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Ishibashi Elected
New Japanese
Prime Minister
TOKYO, (fl—Tanzan Ishibashi,
72-year-old new president of the
Liberal-Democratic Partx, was
elected Prime Minister of Japan
yesterday.
Ishibashi succeeds Ichiro Hato
yama, who resigned with his cab
inet earlier yesterday in prepara
tion for the vote in the House of
Representatives. The lower house
of the Japanese Diet gave Ishi
bashi 291 votes to 150 for Mosa
buro Suzuki, leader of the opposi
tion Socialist Party.
Hatoyama, 73, retired as Liber
al-Democratic leader Dec. 14 be
cause of bad health. He said his
two years in office had achieved
his two major goals: Reopening
diplomatic relations with Russia
and the admission of Japan to
the United Nations.
Ishibashi, son of a Buddhist
priest, is Japan’s sixth prime
minister since World War II and
the third since Japan regained
sovereignty in 1952 under the
peace treaty. He is an economist
and journalist who has had a
stormy career since he entered
politics after the war.
He studied Western philosophy
and became a newspaperman. In
1911 he joined the staff of the
Oriental Economist, studying eco
nomics while commuting to work.
Eventually he became publisher
of the magazine.
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