The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, February 25, 1947, Page 1

EMPIRE ~ MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS THE DAILY ALASKA “ALL THE NEWS ALL THE TIME” JUNEAU, ALASKA, TUESDAY, [ EBRUARY 25, 1947 VOL. LXVIII, NO. 10,512 PRICE TEN CENTS Labor Bills Are Resented By Union Leaders SECOND BILL SENATE GETS Storyof Rescue Flight BODY BLOW Seek Victims of L. A. Explosion A . . | i ! > R, 59 K pe. e | —— | e 5 Hing | WESTOVER FIELD, Mass., Feb.ip 20 would hold his 20-ton, four-| ! g House Passes Two Veter-‘ 5 Uniform Salary for Depart- |- Ficien “Amertcan sirmen | 25, 50ud hotd s 20-on. tou- g yid Dubinsky, Others ' N § s 3 @ b A who cheated death for three days; - s e | L] il - j ; . | Who cl ¥S| Th> 11 men climbed stiffly from i telati ans Bills Kills Equfll ‘ : . 2w | ment Heads Pegged at |ceo n:)hw from the T:ocrim P(;llf‘ "lbi“"' rescue plane. They appeared | le(lle lengIB'lon ) If o jter their B-20 crashed in North-| ypausted from thelr ordeal ! Rights Repealer | - ‘ e §7,500 Per Year jein Greemtana were fown back) "Xy et oiier swa) NOW i COngress s - g i ? . — ere today [none was in serious condition . The mythical table in the House, | Another fistfull of bills was intro- | Licut. Bobble Joe Cavnar. 22, off " Ljout. Ve Amett of River-| WASHINGTON, Feb. 25— on which bills are laid to gather| duced the Alaska Senate this Okmulgee, Okla, set down the|gige Calif, pilot of the downed David Dubinsky, President of the dust and be forgotten, now holds| morting, headed by a uniform sal- rescue plane—a big C-54 trans-|g.g9 only crewman to discuss the|AFL Ladies' Garment Workers Uri- two liquor measures from the pre-| ary bill authored by Senator Gun- port—of the Army Air Transportyjy.landing and rescue before all|fon, told Congress today that pro- 4 sent session—the Territorial Whole-‘ nard M. Engebreth. Dommeng, &t 7:55 a. m. (EST) were pogpitaliged for rest and ob-|posed changes in the labor laws sale Liquor Bill, placed there some The Engebreth mez\surc-—sonn!e‘hcu' after »a 2310 mile nonstop cervation, described Lieut. Cavnar's|would deal “a body blow to our days ago, and H. B. 51, laid there | B“‘P“ ]‘"gfllfl set mt‘l DS.V Olf '7‘” “'ihfs limmz;‘"*l“‘(‘"“- 0";‘:‘“1_“"’:‘ 4t /1anding as a“wondertul job." Democracy.” ' vesterday afternoon by a 14-10 ';0;”‘;"‘1‘_’;{('"}}"‘]‘&:)’;:“‘0‘[‘u“i‘:““ngwf“;; By “;‘;‘gm 4 hie e that g Permitted fv talk to newsmen| In testimony before the Senate vote of the Representatives. g g P it b ey ot Jott | shoet of ice beside the craghed|fOf five minutes, Armet said his|Labor Committee, Dubinsky went H. B. 51, introduced by Rep Mec-| ,;::,‘.".LC a -",m,era’r BRI dndl | sl L A% chip was “on a routine training along with other union leaders in Cutcheon, proposed to set up an ikl A o CER A 1aks {flight. We were not making pho- | criticizing legislation to outlaw Alaska Liquor Control Board and| D: 1""”“ ‘;{;miflo ‘eu asl ; [] [ tos.” industry-wide bargaining and the to limit the number of bars li-'# ‘ u]‘.r ‘;p"vwmu ’M- w :x‘:n ,;;108008 | Ran Into Storm | closed shop. censed in each Alaskan town ac-| ‘;’d ;]")‘L)’(‘JU sfll:ri:~is?§cu swrv’;vns’mn The big plane, flying out of| He also denounced bills which cording to the population of that Pl ? |Ladd Field, Fairbanks, Alaska, ran would ban organizational strikes i town. ‘ i g : i |into a storm which blew it com-'and regulate health and welfare Also tabled yesterday was H. B. I'Am J:?DFH\:H‘G ngwl“ll now em- | pletely off course, he related and funds. v 3 'ohnson, ployed at a higher salary than speci- added i . o' i ahaly a ALy Bep SN T fied, who is engaged in administering s 5 JAcross the oapital, Raymond 8, which would have cu{iwd an Act gl h-”“v o pre P o ndg | “We were running short of fuel' Livingstone, Vice President of " to forbid persons convicted of fel- » 'hm i ;)m:: x‘xm. jand since we had been flying for| Thompson Products, Inc., submit- onious burglarye robbery or any sl ";f‘-“’ “‘:Cfm&‘»‘ 4mvc“m°m |15 hours, there was nothing to)ted a statement to the House La- crime of violence, owning or hav- Ll sl e d do but make a belly landing bor Committee declaring that the ing in his possession or custody ::at";‘[‘Ir‘:\xthgr;z‘;(lwsb; )nslsbocn:‘dt ‘We landed on a ake and National Labor Relations Board sy Pl SRVIESE B R S {With the consent of the Board of : i |luckily not one was hurt had “destroyed” two independent arm capable of being concealed| poceue workers search the wreckage of a two-story building which was destroyed by a violent explosion 2n ; w15 HOU -| “We made regular contact four|unions through “shocking perver- i | Administration, be paid any salary | 3 upon the person. Similar acts have | . yoo Anseles. (#) Photo. Bbore the ‘ambunt: berein limited'| f . |hours after we crashed. We stay- Sions of justick.” n been passed in many of the states| __ 7 s _ iaboye the amount herep Wmbedi istrator General Bill jea on the plane and had plenty| Livingstone, whose company and law enforcement officers have | v Y by law which establishes his office.” | yof food manufactures aircrait and auto reoinpeal bty » Ay for AL Hosp“"l GRAN'I' | ‘AL volornt kalaes o $5.000 per| S lable | Other members of the crew|parts, asserted that NLRB practic- ant t’fhe "‘&';"".wnfikrdetu:tablle' uneau o e eave I y | year is set by the bill for any other | jwere: Licut. Russell S. Jordan, Al- ed “partisanship and bias worthy o M - 4 { jemployee engaged as a full-time| In a short forsnoon sesston o-|b°nY, Calif; Second Lieut. Robertof Nazi Germany." came from Rep. McCutcheon, ap- | . I executive officer i charge of theiday the House of Representatives SM¢lKe Los Angeles Calif; Lt 1In his testimony before the Sen- st w‘hml B e e e | I r . A B program of any Board or Commis- | received three new bills, killed a o7 C- Lesman, Keary, N. J.:late group, Dubinsky declared that oo s oo, P s | u“DER OUESIION y Ra WUs sion. Salaries of Territorial Assay- | Senate bill by indefinite postpone-|or, Burl @owan, Grand , Island, the “economic insecurity of the cogiell et "‘“he:m'f’d:' | | | ers are pegged up to $5,000 per year [ment, laid one of its own bills on|NeD: Lt Thibert M. Gates Fen-|workers’ was the cause of the Two ;Xfis having to do with Al-| » iand those of chief deputies in the |the table and passed another. ;,‘f'e‘““‘- N\'a;,i; .M“;‘“‘ sfll; hfl:*d strike wave which followed the % | H ! ! | varicus agencies at. $5.500 | t 08 FRoroug pringfizld, war, The garment workers' et bile having lo o X' e Senate Calls Auditor, At- Hall Is Recreation Cenfen = e o sin™ ™ 0l e i 50 o 00, Sl v, s o e House during the -afternoon ses- | i | 4 PR S D e x 5. B.Ibenefits under the old age assis-|art, Birmingham, Ala.; Tech. Sgt.| sThe obvious solution sion. H. B. 60, by Rep. Newell,| Iorney General for | provides a territorial e:wnsl(m‘mme program (o $65 & month in-|Robert Leader, Philadelphin; SWif|plem tios i otforts ;‘ 5 | — e — o ng | s ; Py : m lies in efforts a would give veterans preference in| ; A Beldliars ‘Troba. il ARuy posts h of the Pederal mercantile lcell.slltll.s[efld of the present 56('? Was pass-| ggt. Paul R. McNamara, Genev i Tat by : '“E""“"f employment by the Territory and | Their Views ANNOYED ’ . S | System by writing license taXes t0ed by the narrow margin of 14-0; and Lt Howard K. AdSMS,|qai pormaie o Of mMinimige n st ) E il Alaska will soon have an opportun-| ;,ve. types of establishments not (10, Opposition came not from an’ e, B " ¥ '| that insecurity. Yet not a single W s e | | ity to spend their leave time visit-| o\ icensed or paying lower license ; objection to increased benefits but| pi caenar one of the labor biils before your tical subdivisions of the Territory.| Tne choice bit of “fat pork” ! ing in Juneau, which has been se- | ratec 1t would provide as nearly |because the bill strikes gut ‘the|. —o. Covnar said his plane with'oommittee 45 directed ‘to that end.” To meet the residence requlre‘;neY:S | which the Seventeenth Alaska Le_g-! lected as the leave center for the|ynirc as practical license fees for | requirement that old ‘:ge bene“:‘;‘lv'fi"“"'“!}ma‘o crew left ~Westover| pupingky said that in addition to of the bill as it was passed, theligapure, in 1945, tossed to the town | Territory. {similar types of busines Estab- { reciplents be citizins of the United| 2d at 3:30 a m. (EST) Bun- ougng economic insecurity, Con- : veteran would have to have lived of petershurg was rendered down | With the arriva! i capti H. A.)lishments covered under S. B. 59 IStates 1day and flew to Sondrestrom Yard,|groe ghouid concentrate on assur in Alaska for a year prior to his|(, cracklins during the Senate ses-| | M e J s 1 F | A l;i rage plants. laundr 47 T ik ; 'Cvreenlnnd. where emergency sup-, e il 4 1 cobiect 3 P ol o Bg a b e Whire| 2 g th | | Menterief in Juneau from Fortare: Cold storage plants, la . The portion of the bill which'pies were picked up. g “real coilective bargaining competitive examinations are held }slon nepe a0 oming. | | Richardson, as the personal re-|restaurants, drug stores and jewelry | eliminates this requirement Wasi" The flight continued to Thule | between management and labor. '| Two territorial officials—the Au-| presentative of Lt. Col. Simmons | stores. voted out of it when the bill made| “The crew 4 . " et ity "fiti;‘m meetl:gA z:m reci:"::'e??s%dnor and the An’.orno_v Gmmral—i H Lnd ot the (i‘nmmanding General | S. B. 60, by the Senate's Commit, ’il(; nr:t oap;neara:xlclp "in sen::ntni mu]d“;’nul‘::“ “" -‘vmdcfl{vml,:.g“:i?d 1 | :n ;0511‘&1305:." tch;a wz‘;‘mmina[!gx;l-‘ squirmed through about faces as| | of Alaska, work is being 5‘“"“"*‘((@ on Education, would require {reading. Though cast out by a 141 “wa. were informed there were NA' RS HAVE : Scarel they were questioned regarding the i mcnve_r(ing the A. B. Hall into a,.chool administrators to notify teach- {to 10 vote, however, the uuu»—wayitwo to ten inches of smooth snow i ERR R LR L pamd‘posmons they would take on the | | dormitory and recveation hall. {ers of reappointment by April 1 of {for aliens to enter the relief Tolls{on the Lake where the B-29) Full (AlENDAR ¥ 11945 Legislature’s $27.500% grant in The City of Juneau nhas leasedieach year and would require accept- j Was left in the measure when theigrashed, So we loaded supplies yesterday, introduced by. Rep. New- B o 2 i’ ell by request, amends and brond-\a‘d for construction of a Peters-| | the hall to the Army, which williance or non-acceptance by teachers jauthor redrafted it, and a secondiang took off.” ens the Act passed last year to|DUrg hospital Both came down to, ! | take care of the remodeling and | within 30 days. attempt to remove it lost by 11-13.] Had Fire Gebig Rep. Maurice Johnson express-! provide housing for veterans of World War II who are enrolled in educational institutions in Alaska. the Senate stand prepared to wink ! {at the non-validity of that piece |of “special legislation.” Both back- |ed up hurriedly under the fire nf‘ (Continued on Fage Eight) | i Miss Donaldeen Jarboe, Chicago | medel, whose complaint to police | that she was deluged by phone | calls from the assistant pastor of | a Hyde Park church, resulted in | the arrest of the Rev. David C. ! Crumney, 33, on disorderly con- duct charges. LONG WAY FROM HOME | To Elect Magistrates elect their ity Magistrates and | ascertaining whether that official | Municipal Magistrate, names the Mayor Carl Vevelstad is now in Ju-| | ready has sold bonds to meet the| if the deal is not to go through.! | would send the voucher through. | |court issued a restraining order | half-jokingly—of being as good at| gepator Cochran then proceeded fairs Committee say that in their| ieeq of the opinions by various| ing until just before the bell rang| o panic Act, Boyle answered, in them to fire any embarrassing|p,yie's gitention to an opinion on came to’ the secret. Committee ses-‘\mg Attorney General Henry Ro- shall, with one eye on the °‘°°k',lnture had passed the bill in face SEI FOR IOMORROW‘ to ask questions, but had time 0|, e Organic Act but not wanting | clety of Christian Service tomorrow gave a well-rounded picture of U.|would not deem it necessary to se-| “The Divine Fatnerhood” will be ing fair but firm with Russia Will| pringing the matter up had thrown Austria—Will be the first treaty| Boyle was followed to the bar by home as Manila, Philippine Is- The House also passed H. B. 35“Senawr O. D. Cochran. : ; | which requires that Alaskan towns| Senator N.R. Walker first calied ! pay them minimum salaries of $1,- | would approve payment of vouch-‘ 800 a year. The bill also prescribes €rs —agains the appropriation. | Ineau and wanted to know how| ‘rpmainder of the cost and would! - The Washington| Auditor Frank Boyle first an-| i { Then, in reply to Senator Victor By DREW PLARSON WASHINGTON—GOP CONgress-| o wouid, of course, be restrained | filibustering as Senator Bilbo.| put Boyle less at ease. First,| closed-door session with the nNeW e,;jtorial legal advisers that such| calling Congress into session. BY|egrect that he had seen some opin- | A i questions. the subject by Attorney Ralph C.! | sion primed with questions on Pal-! ., gave 2 brilliant monologue on for-f . gogen's opinion, leaving him in | eign affairs for more than anhour. ¢ne position of personally feeling| There will be a meeting of the fire only a few hasty shots before| i, got' contrary' to the expression|at 8 pm. The meeting Will be held running to answer roll-call. {by the Legislature. {in the bome of Mrs. Anna Hougen- s. foreiln_DOIiCYv Here are the cyre the advice of the Attorney|studied, in addition to sewing for high lights: General; now, he concluded, the:the bazaar. be eontinued. Marshall has given!color on it and he would now want this policy careful study and 15| 5 submit any such voucher to the to be taken up in Moscow, largely | attorney General Rivers, who was lands, arrived in Juneau yesterday from Whitehorse, and is registered (Continued on Page Four) with more than 3,000 population | for the Auditor, for the purpose of | the duties and jurisdictions of the Walker stated that Petersburg’s| | matters stood, as Petersburg al- like to quit paying interest on them | Merry - Go -Rounfl iswered Walker directly: That he! | C. Rivers, he answered that if a| men are accusing General Marshall from letting the voucher pass. Members of the House Foreign Al-\p, gqgeq if the Auditor were ad- | Secretary of State, he kept on talk-{,00i0,4i0 acts are contrary to the that time there was no chance for| . 4 ¢ Cochran invited Several Republican Congressmen|pivers ang another by the preced- {WS(S MEETING IS estine and Russia. However, Mar-| "p,oje gnewered that the Legis- Members listened, eagerly Waiting|ine 4pnropriation to be in violation | evening circle of the Women's So- Marshall's monologue, hOWeVer,| “Bouie haq at first stated that he | dobler, Triangle Apartments, No. 3. Russia—The Byrnes Policy of be-|action of the present Senate in A DR 5 | convinced Byrnes was right. Attorney General. Miss Jane Wolf, who lists her! at the Baranof Hotel. (Continued on P;xgevx'ilgo) | upkeep out of funds collected from i | the profits of Post Exchanges nnd‘ | Post motion pictures. Work started today on moving| | stored equipment belonging to the |ran’s S. B. 55 w City from the A. B. Hall into newtives ffom organ quartei= provided by the Army in an unused warehouse at the Rock dump. The moving job is being done by the Army. Capt. Montcrief has been sta- tioned in Juneau on a permanent | basis, and will have a small contin- | gent of men assigned here under his cothmand to care for the new establishment. Remodeling work on the build- |ing will be handled through the | U. S. Engineer’s office at the Sub- port, under James Huston, Area Engineer. BIDS ASKED FOR EMERGENCY JOB ON GOLD CREE Bids are being asked by the U. 8. Engineer Office at Seattle for construction of a new con- crete revetment along a 400 foot |length of Gold Creck, it was an-| |nounced today by Walter Huston,| Area Engineer. The new revetment, which will extend along the left bank on the side of the Government Hospital from Willoughby Avenue to Ninth Street, will take an estimated 340 cubic yards of concrete. The job, which is classed as emergency re- pairs, is to be done to prevent a scrious washout of the bank which | would endanger ‘the foundations of the hospital. Huston said that $22,000 been appropriated for the job, and that no final date has been set as yet for bids on the work. Com- plete specifications are available lin the Arca Engineer's office for} local contractors, SITKA WOMAN VISITS Mis. R. S. Gaylord arrived here from Sitka yesterday and is re- gistered at the Baranof Hotel. had: S. B. 58, by Senator O. B. Coch- ng as non-profit ! corporations. S. B. 57, by Cochran, would require that parties to actions jat law who demand trial by jury imust deposit a sufficient sum to | cover payment to all members of the jury panel Senate Joint Memorial No. 14, byz i Senator Tolbert Scott, asks the !Army to repair the Seward Pen- | insula Railroad i Spice is added to the new quota ! f legislation by Senator Cochran’s 5 56, which would repeal, as ! obsolete, that chapter of the Com- | piled Laws relating to use of carrier | | pigeons as aids to navigation, which | | reads: ! [ “Seec. 528. Carrier pigeons. For ! the purpose of aiding aviation and | increasing safety thereof, the Gov- | ernor shall have authority to estab- ilish and maintain a carrier pigeon :loft at such place or place in the Territory as he shall deem of great- advantage, to secure for the same the necessary pigeons and | I make such arrangement for the | training and the use of the same las he shall find to pest verve the | | purpose for the attainment of which such pigeons are secured and kept.” S. J. M. 14 was referred to the | committee on Transportation and Judiciary; S. B. 55, S. B. 56, S. B/ | 51, to Judiciary; S. B. 58 to Educa- | tion; 'S. B. 59 to Taxation; S. B.| 61 to Finance, and S. B. 60 to Rules { |for placement on tomorrow's cal- | endar. - - f STOCK QUOTATIONS | NEW YORK, Feb. 25—(P—Clos- mng quotation of Alaska Juneau mine stock is 5%, American Can 95%, Anaconda 40%, Curtiss- Wright 5%, International Harves- ter 78%, Kennecott 46%, New York | Central 19%, Northern Pacific 20%, U. S. Steel 74'%, Pound $4.02%. Sales today were 1,280,000 shares,[ Dow, Jones averages today are as follows: industrials 179.31, rails 51.10, utilities 36.94. 1 | | FOR TOMORROW “We found the aircraft without| | bill, | | ran, would require that certain ter- jed the sentiments of 10 House, kit o B ritorial refunds to municipalities be jmembers when he said: “It is oMy»;‘l‘r';“‘:‘i't';' % ‘;i‘ ;“’:}‘thd 1"““}"]:: This morning, the Alaska Sen- sed only.for school purposes. Coch- 10 become @ cifizen of this coun-fote (Wit OF UOT Be engine enciate reaped the weailts of lesving 1d bar co-opera- |try; more who have come here "~ y saw us they got so ex- yesterday afternoon free for com- Tolbadh thiy tas & , from abroad have become ('lnzcna;;::'_:d, they tossed a life-raft on the than have not, there are a! RUy thexg < Arg He sald the C-54 cruised the few who want all of the benetits! A b of oltizenshin: without its respon..2€® and “dragged” the lake where | nebia i SPON" the crashed plane rested twice be- sibilities and obligations.” Other C A ad [fore making a landing ) SAentoies , Alies “It was sort of tense,” he 3aid. ‘Rep. Almquist, author of |he-|.v—n“_, B-20 crew lined up on each bill, asserted that many foreigh'gidqe of a landing area—a strip countries are far ahead of the anouy 2500 feet long. We ap- United States in social benefits, proached over an 800 foot hill and but when he was asked by ReD. gy afr gpeed of 120 miles so we Newell if any American citizeniwoulg not tounce in. In case the could go to those countries and oo gave we had sufficient speed receive these benefits without firstiy; g6 o mittee work; the following mea- sures being reported out: From Judiciary—S. B. 36, with- out recommendation, referred back to Labor; 8. B. 46, do not pass (Eenator Walker, do pass), to Education; H. J. M, 10, without recommendation (Senator Rivers, do pass), to Rules for replacement on the calendar; H. B. 14, report- ed do not pass (report signed only by Senators Walker and Col- lins who reported without recom- mendation), to Rules; H. B. 21, do pass with amendment to delete renouncing American citizenship.| «we were able to stop about 500 section two considered usel to he was forced to answer: “No, I feet from the B-20. We taxied Rules; H. B. 58, do not pass, tu duffl. believe Lhuyv uld |Lack and forth to smooth the|Rules; H. B. 62, do not pass, to “The smart political vote on this gnow g0 as to be sure the snow Rules; H. B. 39, do pass, to Rules: ai]llld ::::u:l Ot‘:;e 'w!;;l IR!;: a:g:‘fi': would not stop our wheels when 5e, al 8 |we tried to take off.” extending the benetfits to aliens and; The C-M’ unioaded all ?sll‘l"fmre must vote against the|gay syupplies. 4 Weather Below Zero “The United States is spending| a4 the time the weather was 25 il s to help a 5 1 oy s P | g:la ;o;s'z:egc;:luz;u:“‘le) \:1];)‘;“51)(:»"0.‘30 degrees below zero. . |H. B. 36, do pass, to Rules. F R m- 'h(‘lp ke When we got the men on| Another harvest of bills is ex- ony it e Reb Snidoriboard we started off and then pected from committees tomo g .hcfm‘t' i o wasjured the four rockets which gave row morning, as the Senate ha: ey J z p !h‘ b >la 1450-horsepower thrust The again left the afternoon free, ad- on passage o e ¢ jreckets burned only about eight!journing until 10 o'clock a. m H. B. 40, do pass, to Rules; S. B. 51, do pass, to Rules; 8. B. 50, do pa; to Ruls; 8. B. 52, do pass. to Rules; 8. B. 53, do pass, to Rules. From Printing and Purchasing unneces- Is Laid Aw: jceconds. Then we were off at a ———— The House version of the Ad_'speed of about 85 miles an hour.” ministrator General bill, authored| The entire operation took only MAVY vESSEl IS by Speaker Oscar Gill, was laid on|20_minutes, Cavnar said | the same bill is now in the House, €W stepped from their plane they were greeted by Maj. Gen. Willlam H. Tunner, commander of d'the Atlantic Division of the Army acted over-hastily in passing Sen- | Transport Command. Tunner said ate Bill 23, to 1epeal the Act yesterday he was recommending which gives the Territorial Board|Cavnar for the Distinguished Fly- of Administration power to enter|in8 Cross with Oak Leaf Clusters AR aollbragtn’-tor Lhe this and other Arctic rescue education | 07 of, and welfare work among, the|f€ats: Indians and Eskimos of Alaska,| In carrying out the House voted this morning to|ArmY launched indefinitely postpone the repealer; ntensive efforts A message from Attorney|the war, racing General Rivers pointed out that|Weather to save s, if the Act is repealed, the Terri-{ed in the B-20 — “Kee Bird tory will not be able to contract| Efforts ‘converged In & vast with the Federal government to| Pincer operation from the limits| A X receive tuition ;U,.”m(, lof the North American continent| ARRIVAL FROM CORDOVA schooling | of Natives. K;vh‘om Ladd Field and northward| Otto Kojipen, el Cordova, is |from the United States into| listed as a new registrant at the | Greenland. ) Hotel Juneau. however, and may soon appear the calendar. Finding that the Senate ha on| | DRYDOCK TODAY Repairs to the AN 27, U Mulberry, net tender which was towed in to Juneau bty the LSM 368, will be made tomorrow in the drydock at the Subport This afternoon *he drydock was being submerged, and the Mulberry will be run into it and lifted out ;of the water. The repairs are to the inlet valve, but are not of a major nature, and work is expect- ed to be completed tomorrow. “~ee - f S S the rescue, the one of its most since the end of against time and those who crash- 3 fCantinued on Page Two)