The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, July 16, 1946, Page 2

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Washable. ' cial meeting of ths Gas- % Channel Health Council [ & 1 T in the Health Cen- :{ ir rritorial Buildin: i + authoriz- | appealed to the cil to gua member organ Erickson, City Nurse, announce ds frol the U Bureau had been at had been used for nd laying of linoleum the building liation of for paint purchas iting fix- and Kem- | paired the and put in y crews h: and of course the City! respensible r the main- f the Health Center after ment in these qu 5 Council member ent ht's meeting agre to up the matter of the remainder require y for the ve te., with thei rizations. Con- fid it the money would be the Health Council Mrs M. O mnson izati and ke all arrange- the work dor Hea settled in the said and Mrs. Erickson ad not been overly op- hen she announced the a new series of Mothers would be held there next new e o e July . Health Couneil is hoping for k an carly response from all its mem- butions to this project will be most & recks or pledges for * | contributions may mailed to the secretary-trea er of the SEN VANDENBERG Health Council, Mrs. J. W. Man- the 1643 - GIVES VIEWS ON M DEACE IN WORLD JADANESE WOMEN GET SURPLUS NAVY BELGRADE, July 16, — um, SEATTLE, July 16—Four more| WASHINGTON, July 16.—Senator a um D haiovic and his 10 co- | public hearigs to obtain views of Vandenberg (R-Mich) told the Sen- (ANDY wu!s Flflug sentenced to death on|Alaskan resiGents on desired river ate today that “substantial gains” PACS cason have lost an ap-|and harbor improvements at Ko- had been made toward world peace, 3 i veal to the Presidium of the Yugo- | diak, Naknel, Seldovia and Homer but the goal still remains m\d‘i‘;“‘\j h-‘l :"")‘m 1L *“'“(l“v“‘»\l‘ Fh N H A 1 s Parliement for mer | were announced today by Col. L. from total achievement.” % e Sh. PDRIED SEpi0Ly- O hree - Nation Action ON | ™ was otiicially announced leJ_\"H Hewitt Seattle District, U. S.' The Michigan Senator took the YCkosuka phizing forees 10| Russian Es iOnage In- [that the Presidium had tumed Army Engincers flcor to discuss the big four meet- battle food shorta “‘11“1'\- A6 p down the 1:quests The Kocisl. hearing has been ing of foreign ministers in P: \'lllnA_\lm.' suiplus and - surveyed di(a’ed in canada i -eo-— - called for 9 am. August 5 to de- Which he attended as an advisor. ‘1"“"-* r;“f e :‘f’f"']'“ P TEon ) | termine what navigation improve- He voiced full endorsement of tre |1t 10 the ToWnSPeope | s i z ments losal interests desire the conference report given the nation| Candy, uuls, flour and edible| OTTAWA, July 16—Indications CAB AUIHORI ES Pedaral government. o construct, |By. 1adio” 1aSnight by Seeretary| RIS Luocz whigh ithe. Nayy re-| hat the thres nations which hold |4 mavigaiion imprbyement. pro- ot Staje: By, jected for ils own use are being| he atom bomb secret may confer ALASKA AIRUNES ject for Koulink, approved by Gon.| Vandenberg said there is “appall- | trucked by the Navy to stores al- | n Russian spy activities were seen lgress Oct. 17, 1940, calls for a chan- |ing disagreement” among the ready acquired by the women. | oday follow publication of an m; between Ne and Kodiak Is- fcur powers on the question of Ger- The pre \n:-,n of the Shinsei .\u»‘ et agents who “may still” be op- & | feet deev. nstruction has been/ AS one example of the failure to Navy base m?u]m;\ndrl' Capt. B. w,‘ rating n Canada, had flowa| . oeron T gup 16.—The | delaved by tie war see eye to eye on many points, he Decker of Washington, D. C., with| amples of uranium 235 to Russia.’ WASHINGEOM 0 = o] The Naknek hearing has been Said that Soviet Foreign Minister a propesal for education in democ- The repori. issued by a Roy: o :1 R ;\k "’ ik oRrARE ';O (}])-"f‘“l for 9 a.m. August 6, to deter- Mclotov “quotes Yalta to prove that | racy of the sceiety's 12,000 \\.rl.nun mmission composed of “two of ta €0 B L ccheduled| Mine whet navigation improve- President Rocsevelt promised $10.- members. Decl 'd to their s Supreme Court Jus- s . i ek ¢ 000,000,000 in reparations to Russia.” | plan and scii six truck loads of ; e Srvice between. Alaska and the|ients are desired on the upper]IP0i90009 1n xebe o e avs foodi which the W al m\ni that many top se- Tiited States | Kvichak River. Mr. Byrnes,” Vandenberg continued ycud_N‘x\{” ood which the wo- wret mll) Aary (1(-\L‘ln;pmj‘nl> already Snh ;l'lIV* yhise originate: ab ur5 At 8 a.m. August 7, the engin- ‘quot Yalta to prove the Mx men dlslllbmx“ll al.l.ll.\f.’\flnl‘ll,\', qad been mpromised because of b ' Apstsey Horoh p[;m( on the!eers will icar local views at Sel- Roosevelt did nothing of the sort vutml)fi.\ one notice- ussian spics g, it Dopeow i PY. SeHOR Jor ok PAIGE R R ER R e e iie e L | abl 'jnln‘n.\xl...l‘np‘lu\ the wyas seeking information on post- 17ed to. Berve. For instance an | of previous 1y engineer reports| The snake's stomach is located ; y has leaped to 40,- war defenses of the three countries o). g, carrjer authorized to serve!on Seldovia harbor. f"the fore part of s body. ” 0. [ Tillod, Blases, Britaln and e may now fly charter ¢ River and Harbor Act of L = papada, g ips from that city to the United K March 2, 1945, approved a harbor After repeaiing previous charges ooio¢ ang trips originating in the project at Seidovia to remove ob- hat the Souw.et spy operations Nad g0 gtates may be flown to An-!structions in the navigation chan- amifications n mr‘ United States ;oo 166 5 danch of 24 feet, iads thr ind Bn(;,.ml the é,r,:ni;w‘:'“ K“)’ The Board said this action will on have not been au- sommendea that Canada consider ... o carriers on a parity #hether tc communicate her find- bui1 (oiced States carriers so far b0, A A i o] ngs “to the proper authorities In .o (nege services are concerned. will Lear local views at she United Kingdom and the Unit- S R TS on the Kenai Peninsula, :d States. The 250,000-word report said that Or. Alan Nuun May, British scien- ist who work:d on atomic research n Montr had given samples of aranium 235 enriched and uranium navigation improvements al interesls seek. PRESIDENT TAKES cers will accept oral testimony but o \unnl\h ulso be submitted in army engin- 233, essentiai clements in the man- ERVI(E DRAF[!NG writing at 1espective sessions, All afacture of atom bombs, to a Lt S the hearings result from authori- Angeloy, Assistant Military attache zation by Cuuzress or Congressional 'n the Russian Emba: in O‘(,J“A i Committe asking for surveys. The material: then e flown t July 16.—Presi- PRl Mesc Lt. Col. Motinov, the' ger today approved a serted lective vvice recomme nlmnwn sourt last to 10 years in pri- deemed “acceptable” for dmlum. son The minimim of 19 is in line Is Nol En(oura in “Informa iun of the greatest im-| with recently enacted legislation % g g sortance” oo radar was obtained by which forbade the drafting of 18- — Russian spies, the report said. Al-|year-olds | WASHINGTON, July 16. — The 0 comproinisea were a wiring dia- | The top of 29, however, is several latest figiics from the Civilian ram on a new type of fuse, in- years highwr than the age beyond | Production Administration aren’t ormation on a submarine and ex- which the ariued services have been very encou ing to consumers ylosives, the report added desirous of going. Few, if any, men | waiting for new cars. The CPA The Coaaunission said the Rus- over 26 ve been drafted since has reported a sharp decline in ians had buen y balked, how-|V-J Day. of passenger auto- ver, in their efforts to ferret o e ng the month of June. fetails of atomic secrets During the Middle Ages it was Production of a little more than 142,000 new cars that month marks e » custom to write letters togeth- Scientists Lelieve that the pi t er in lines without breaks or pause & p of more than 1,000 cars fupiter is covered by a layer of marks for either words or from May's total. Truck production 16,000 miles thick. I tences, also fell in June, JELLY GELASSES CANNING JARS and Gther Canning Needs Get Yours NOW < PIGGLY WIGGLY/ TUESDAY, JULY 16, 1946 Finds ou' 'ha' “ETHGD!SI (HU Church, will tell a story about the i LH | RCH Church pulpit. Jean Hopkins, “um- HIE 2 ire' for the evening, will have Lipstick, Wig, Does NIGHT DINNER IS SET Gharge of & quiz contest called Not Make l.ad Bible Baseball, with t entire Y group divided into two teams. LONDON. July 16.—An escaped g d regarding what to take for prisoner of war has learned that the dinner, call 238. fine feathers do not necessarily The entire family of the M2th-| e Senior choir rehearsal fol- make for frecoom. All decked out in 0dist Church gels together tomor-/jows at § p. m. pstick. a wig and & woman's dress, |TOW evening at 8:15 c'clock for an- = o and a foilow fugitive were trap. [Cther of their —regular monthly £ hurch ht dinners. The dir s ST AT S SRR BB Tonight 1 alert traifiman, Victor Noller, N1€r, 1S DENE SPONSOIECL anc s oticed the young lady’s voce aid (¥ the Youth Fellowship (Epworth e 1ot quite maich her R e R R o W e gaged them in conversation and it i SR S Bt al weather permitting at pretended to be helping them to ATUH ST o'clock, the Moose and’ Eiks buy tickets, but managed to call |, =S WSt 0 T will meet tonight at 6:30 o'clock policeman. The pair submitted |S02rd of Stewar il in a baseball game. ly, ol R master of the evening, S A % Rl 4] + new friends of the Church, as & g as several who have been The present tem of punctua- Tbe original bucaneers were gide,” and introducing pIC tion grew out of a system develop- |Dutch, French and English free- William Pascey is scheduled to sing ed by Aldus Manutius, TItalian {boottrs who hovered around the a bass solo. F 1 Brooks, Rece scholar and printe: who printed West Indies in the 1 century tionist, will preside [ eek classics on his presses at and preyed on the commerce of again for the group sine Venice in the 15th and 16th cen- the Rev. Bob Treat, P turie And wi ‘0 our shop to see his sre sure you'll an't keep up . beer mugs, wine or cocktail . pretzel bowls and popcorn hold- fe from genuine beer bottles and jugs. this is something you'll to appreciate. 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