The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, July 29, 1947, Page 2

PAGE TWO THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU, ALASKA J. FORRESTAL COMMENTS ON UNIFICATION Pholograph Afomic Disimegralioh ¢ WASHINGTON, July 20—® | James Forrestal, who will be the | Unitel States’ first Secretary of {National Defense, declares that the | unification of Army and Navy un- {der a single department is the |“most decisive step” in military | policy since the formation of the | Republic. The Navy Secretary told his first news conference since being named |to head the overall U. S. military | establishment that “we have ¢ | blueprint and a charter, but the |blueprint and the charter have to be manned by people.” He added | “In my judgment, this consti- itutes the most decisive and definite |step in the formulation of a na- n clectron velt neutrons is shown in this photo taken Disintegratior nuclei caused by 100 millie st b : 1 1 j tion with . University of California cyclotron at Berke- |tional military policy since the b £ i i | for! i J lic.” Neutr annot be seen in photo, though their effect can be photographed. lffllmflnon_ of the Repub! e/ rrows indi representing actual disinte gr . Five-ncinted “star” is shown at left in | v , wh t v r is four-pronged “star.” Each prong represents a particle being emitled from IN.I. DEPARIME"I cvgen nuclous disintegrated on being struck by 100 million electren vclt neutrons. Heaviest tracks are | " { Phaysicists R. E. Butler, left, and F. H. John using cloud chamber, which is dark appear- hted by pretons and electrons. paring to make photograph, \wused by alpha particles pictured other ph eyli- ¢er within framework. 1 APBPROII,SNSAlIGIouE wed against a background of the lll " D :EiNE E{H‘LEB NEw FEAIURED “:‘rlxxlttjlilr:;;-(light pands, including | riod of years with that unique, WASHINGTON, July 29.—#— KEY AR"S]‘ A'I' master, Louis Armstrong. Alex- President Truman has signed a bill ander last previous engagement providing $194,587,859 for the Inter- pefore coming to Alaska was in hi.siior Department for the 12 months 8 ii SALMON (REEK home city, Los Angeles, at thelending next June Waikiki Club The amount is $101547,561 less 2 . _itha the President’s budget esti- ™ B E i The other high ieature of the AR iy ’ ; I i Latcet ‘attvaction at the Salmon|COountry Clubs show is Jo-Jo|" fnciuded is $89528038 for re- Jones, M. C, tap Gancer and mu- construction in y Club here is Char- e clamation project ex- | siclan, who aiready h“r “’““‘:’““f the Western States and $8,591400 ed himself as & g_('f“ avorite oo the Bonneville power adminis- members and gued itration. In addition, Bonneville is wder, keyboarder who opens an engage- highway din- Pagiia s Ty 3 ; this eve- authorized to write contracts to- The scientific name for tooth |taling $4.9355C0 to be paid out of ail is out- decay is “dental caries.” future appropriations. i ! The bill provides a total of $10,- irom C. 8. DEPARTMEN1 OF COMMERCE, WEATHER BUREAU 753,055 for the National Park Ser- ( JUNEAU, ALASKA vices. THER BULLETIN |“It also carries money for the DATA FOR 24 HOUR DED AT 4:30 A. M,, 120TH MERIDIAN TIME |Fish and Wildlife Service, Burean ! ax. temp. | TODAY of Indian Affairs, Division of Terri- 13 said last Lowest 4:30am. 24hs, Weather at 'tories, Bureau of Land Manage- Names 2f tt tims were with- 24 hrs.* | temp. temp. Precip. 4:30am. ment, and Geological Survey i notification of next 70 0 Cloudy - e k't 45 Trace Pt. Cloudy The' plane was on a train @ i ran o JAMES FLYNN (OMES G reported, shortly ter 8 Dav 70 0 Fog Io V'S“ DAUGHTER | Standard Time, 2 83 Rain i 2 ok ’{:‘;: E‘l‘i‘udv ‘ James Fiynn, of Butte, Montana, “:;AR VET TRADER 0 Clear ‘!‘c‘t\ln'ned to Jhm’uu aboard the ;’\1- o B eutian to visit his daughter, Mrs. LA b g;:g;’ {Gene Carr, and his grandson, Da- E Rcv EGLOQ sAYs o1 Rain |vid carr. He came here for a short i 11 Tt gatine Pt landy, p, earlier this year when he ess Vi A Pt. Cloudy ;cOrted his grandson to Juneau from SEAT".E !S (00[ McGrath Showers Butte. Rain Flynn hos been absent from Alas- P 0 Cloudy ka for many years although he July 29.—(®—The 0 Bisudy still has many friends throughout AR Fog - | the Territory. Until his recent re- Rain tirement, he was General Super- Cloudy intendent of a large Montana pack- 11 Fog ¥ ing compa.y. 0 Cloudy Mrs. Carr is with the office of 0 Cloudy the T:rritorial Highway and Avia- 02 Cloudy tion Commissior.ex. | PESRESGSES A trough cf low pressure extends from th tern Aleutiar th £ N 5 e | Islands over the Bering Sea to northern Canada vms‘BAp'"S'I' wo another trough of low bressure extends from the Bering t ie Oces ow center located over the lower CONGRESS opENs A weak ridge of high pressure extends from | COPENHAGEN, nat t north after the war and swapped off his for stock in a trading post north of Nome. The two n to s ospec i ss southern Bri Columbia to Idaho State. h pressure area is centerad about 1500 miles south of the | s. This pressure distribution has caused rain to fall dur- | a ac Ancther | ian T Denmark, July Syt ety Akt (S the pest 24 hours over the Aleutian Islands, southwestern Alasks, |20—(P—President Truman, in a He's called “Mr. Whis the Gulf of Alaska to the northern portion of Southeast Alaska, over |message to the opening session of (i iteat WHte Bear nerthwestern W ngton and southern British Columbia. Rain showers | the Baptist World Congress here He's here king for a miark companied by thunderstorms were reported over the Rocky Mountain | teday, urgsd spiritual as well as region, the Plain States and Praivic Provinces of the northern United | political and economic cooperation States and scuthern Canada. Temveratures were slightly above normal |among nations to achieve a peace- ver Southeast Alaska and ranged from 49-56 degrees from :ful world community. | dsome mukl made out ' yesterday kin and 5,000 YOUTHS HAVE ices | DISAPPEARED FROM Stel pr o | BERLIN-RUSS Zong| AreloGolip NEW YORK, Juiy 20.—(P—Uni- VIS" fo Europe :\:\(x:lx.l.m today after a directos SN Announcemen WASHINGTON, July 29.—P— | sornoration virius 4 The Rt. Rev. Monsignor James|cycle of price increases by the H. Griffiths of New York says teel producers that clergymen visiting in Europe r in the day increases w e | were ‘“reliably informed that more v Bethlehem Stecl, Inland than 5,00 young boys have dis-|gteel and Yeungstown eet and appeared off the streets of Berlin|Tyre. Over the weekend most in the Russian zone.” other companies arnounced hik Msgr. Griffiths is one of 13)panging $5 to $10 a ton on Catholic, Protestant and Jewish|finished products Millz f clerics just returned from a 35- Olds ,\;:m‘ '\Th(' ca of U. 8. I//ZO”.SO [L’”?per{lte people day visit to Europe at the invi- gy el since present delivered prices tation of the War Department.|were named by ity subsidiaries . enjoy BEER, the light They held a mass news conference| around the beginning of this before reporting to Secretary Of iyear has sctually increased more . War Royall s o toh i HaHs sesel refreshment beverage Msgr. _ Griffiths, chancellor of | the average amount of the Roman Catholic Ordinariate | in which selects Catholic chaplains e — f the Armed Forces, said the clerics also were given to under- AN, SAWMILL €55 THAX stand that young boys were dis-| iato 200% ¥ ys were o Ipto Qoney. 200 appearing from Vienna streets. He siressed that his information | & about the youths, whom he des-| cribed as between 12 and 17 years of age and showing qualities of| leadership, was authentic as far as the Berlin reports were concerned. He said he was not able to identi- | fy these sources but they were ab- solutely to 24 fool suwing Jengths. WE ANICAL FEED, ac- curate yet works and positive dogs. Use tractor of old_auté engine for low cost power. Thou- | wands used for commercial sawing, Pays for tselt quickly. Send post card | todsy for FREE BOOKLET “How To bske | Lumber” and Catslog of Woodworking Equipment, | BELSHAW MACHINERY CO. | 876E-Field Bidy, 315 Westport Road | Kay ity Mo. “Its the Water” THE ORIGIMAL LIGHT TABLE BEER THE OLYMPIA BREWING COMPANY, OLYMPIA, WASHINGTON, U.S. A DOCTORS Tu FAIRBANKS Dr. Wilham P. Blanten and Dr. | William M. Whitehead of the Ju- neau Medical and Surgical Clinic 5 flow to Faibanks veserday via Ou can turn spare tume Pan American Airways. 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(Sea Condition) Cape Spencer Drizzle 52 ENE 16 1foot | E 3 Cloudy 50 SSW 18 2 feet | REI!RED AlASKA Point Retrea Rain 56 SE 10 2 feet | Five Finger Li Cloudy 57 SSW 12 Calm MINER !S DEAD Lincoln Rock Cloudy 64 S 3 Zero | Guard Island Cloudy 69 Calm Zero ! ape Decision Cloudy 0 S 6 Zero | 25¢ to July 20 —P—George MARINE FORE FOR THE PERIOD ENDING WEDNESDAY ed Al miner who INING: Protected of Southeast Alaska north of Five Finger $2,000 dur rush Light 1d ov le water Sitka to Yakutat—southerly to southeasterly and came “out” only three years wind ) 25 miles per hour. Balance of the protected waters and out- died Sunday after a short ill- side waters, Dixon Entrance to Sitka—southeasterly winds less than 20 miles per heur. 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