The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1945-11-12

LONDON-1he Nobel Peace PTlze
for l945 has been awarded to former
u. S. Secretary Of State Cordell Hull,
the Norwegian Government Infor-
nation office announces. AS Secre-
tarv of State. Hull laid the sounda-
ton for the San Francisco confer
ence which drafted the United Ma
tons Charter.
WASHINGTON - Senator John
Thomas. II, Republican of Idaho,
is dead after an extended illness.
A plane may take the body to the
final resting place at Gooding, Ida
no. His death leaves the Senate
lineup SIS Democrats, 33 Republicans,
two Prograssives and two vacancies.
NEW YORK-David Bernstein, SO.
Vice President and Treasurer of
Loves. Inc, and one of the leading
financial authorities of the motion
picture industry, is dead mere.
LONDON-Both the British and
American governments announce
recognition of the Albanian govern
ment of Premier Col. Gen. Enver
Hozha. The American recognition
demands news freedom for American
reporters in that country,
WASHINGTON Federal Com
munications Commissioner E. K.
Jett says that the famous "walkie-
talkie" two-way radio telephones,
developed during the war, may be
available to civilians sometime next
summer.
WASHINGTON - A White House |
spokesman said tonight that Presi-
dent Truman is honor bound" not
to discuss the progress of his atomic
discussions. The announcement was
made after newsmen complained
about the lack of information on the |
talks with British Prime Minister
Attlee and Canadian Premier Mac |
kenZie King.
WASHINGTON - chairman Nc |
Kellar tD.-Tenn) said today Sem
ate Appropriations Subcommittee !
had approved return of the U. S.
Employment Service to State con-
troll within 100 days President Tru-
man had asked for continued Fed |
eral control until June 80, 1947
BERRYVILLE, va.-Chief of Staff
George Marshall speaking at Armis- |
tice Day ceremonies said he hoped
TO be back among his nsighbors
soon. This seemingly gives cred
ence to rumors that Marshall may
resign, possibly to be succeeded by
Eisenhower.
BOSTON-Five-s star General Els
enhower has arrived here after an
air trip from his headquarters in
Frankfurt. A gigantic civic welcome
was extended to General Ike"
PARASITIC French government
plans to depot 1000 Italian Fascist
aeitators from Tunisia to Italy.
WASHINGTON - Representative
James w. Mott of Oregon died at
the Bethesda Naval Hospital today.
The Republican Representative, who
was 60 today, underwent an opera
ton last Thursday
EDINBURGH, Scotland The
Lord Mayors office said today that
General Eisenhower will receive the
freedom of the city on Monday, No
vember 25 The General now is in
the United States, but will return
TO Europe after a brief stay in
Washington.
WAS HINGTON Democratic
Representative Gibson of Georgia
told the House today that "a workers
revolution" is taking place in this
country. He charged that it is being
led by the CLIO which he described
as a working organization of the
Communist Party"
SARNIA, Ontaria-About TOO CIO
United Auto Workers here have
started a 24-hour work stoppage il
support of the Ford Motor Company
strikers at Windsor. The Sarnia
workers are employed by the Elec-
trio Auto Lite and Mueller COM
panies.
WASHINGTON-T is belief
in some quarters that President
Truman will come out very soon in
support of the proposed Army-Navy
merger In fact, those who are
backing the plan into single de-
Tense force under one Cabinet Of
ficer say they expect the President
to make his opinions known to Con-