The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, January 7, 1948, Page 1

| THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE “ALL THE NEWS ALL THE TIME” MEMBER; ASSOCIATED PRESS : PRICE TEN CENTS N ———= VOL. LXVIL, NO. 10,778 4 JUNEAU, ALASKA,—WEDN SD §Y,']ANUARY 7, 1948 PRESIDENT REQUESTS INCOME TAX GUT OREGON BULLETINSINNOCENT Capl. Carlson, with His DISGUISED Highlights of HIGH COST FLOOD .o :wooo: PLEAMADE | Bride-fo-Be, HailedHero JEWS HURL Messageby OF LIVING strike asked the National Labor Re- | RAGING o BY MEYERS 0fWreckin West Alaska OUT BOMBS Truman DISCUSSED v from refusing to handle “hot copy . ficials were brought to trial to cused of lying to the Senate War W his bride-to-be for their wed- & 5 Eva(ua'ed in Upper Val- before an American llrlb\m il 1\23‘-'-’ Insvestigating Committee about his iing, was credited today for the Jerusa‘em, Scene of issues in his State of the Union plause, Dehvermg State ed as war criminals for helpivg | ijvate wartime business deals and fety of himself and nine others message today ¥ Iey of Willamette Hitler { ir wmother witness to \board the motorship Spencer which I-aiest Attack TAXES of Union Message t perjury, pleaded innocent up BY UN Now whed on the rocks and left them Cut income taxes $3,200,000,000 VR ey ARCHBOLD, Ohio- Funeral serv- | i, pederal Court today ed for five shivering days JERUSALEM, Jan. T7.+P—-Jews by grant a reduction for $40 ELJOEN*'- [Old“h-";‘“w’olh‘;“‘ m f":' ices will be held this afternoon! pederal Judge David A. Pine, be- PR Y id nights on an ice-coated ledge disguised Palestine policemen | for each individual tax I_ONG RANGE Housl“fi flocd crest of @ @ ~SWi 2 Ula- rOW r 3 ) p) 5 slled N s 3 " o and tomorrow for the 10 children ;oc whon Meyers was arraigned, f . ‘bove an Alaska Peninsula beach. rolled a bomb into the Jaffa Gate!for each of the: taxpay 4 mette River swirled northward “;’ who were killed Sunday when their | (ot the trial for Feb. 16 Information to Be S|ph0n' The fen persons, including a'Of the old walled city of Jerusalem ' dents. This “cost ¢ 5 pROGRAM ADVMAIED day from ""5'*“‘““;“ ‘”’“': “'I sleigh was struck by a speeding das- | jyqgee pine gave defense counsel d f M . c . mother, her five children, sand a from a crudely armored motor car credit” would be made up by in- i ‘l‘l‘:\:':z:‘d ”l:\,l.:,',\l"“ ‘mf,’, er train near here ”~"}i"“l'“‘ ¥S| 10 days in which to file motions ed from ajor apl' 7.year-old grandson, were returned today and killed ten Arabs creasing corpoyation taxes pro- persons evacuatel Il were schoolmates of those Killed attaking Tfave (ndibmant terday along with three An Arab policeman and porticnately I i Hiasies tu-the sei. ol aelier agen- -ee fals of World Navy men whose small boat over- | Were killed by a second bemb te FOREIGN AID ‘Ufges Action on Marshall cles JERUSALEM The Pale: d during @ daring rescue at- {rom the car in flight. Soidiers sub- | Congress should pr : o : ; 1 ing a daring rescue at- ongress should promptly author L One ulum 1‘”] drowned, in & government today denounced the Slx SAll R ARE Nk BUCOESE fan i ot AR B Ve it sequently killod one of the atbackers | ize an outlay of $8.800,000,000 to Plan S'a‘ehood ,0( rain-swollen ditch Haganah underground group for retarv-General ‘Trygve . Tde has| Al L voact s he fled after g loning the tart the rahill B 2 H - E FeNers (3 R S All were rescued by the Coast 3 t the Marshall Plan for E Along a hundred mile stretch of |pombing the Samiramis Hotel here, L B bR e B | . nra Cuttae Vs Nond Navy tg| A Witness LM R E ropean racovery: Bk AU VANl Alaska, Hawaii the rich farmlands in the middle ca)iing jt the “dastardly wholesale AI N D H RE information from many of the Mataco Monday after 60-mile an With machineguus drew up to the| cary on for the ensuing 15 %= and lower valley, where tributarles|ymurder of innocents world’s capitals, including thr i+ winds and heavy seas had JAffa Gate firing into the crowd | months WASHINGTON, Jan. 7 P - D i [(h“-” bnkx THIS AFTERNOON cities in the Russian sphere, it Was Lulked efforts for three days BDC, NGV, Mlowly ANTI-INFLATION President Truman asked the Re- SO B it onve| NEW YORK<<Jos. DI Mag 1 learned ioday Are Frost-Bitten Then, as we thought they were — we must deal effectively and publican-dominated Congress today "‘1 ingndation of lowlands, highways .. new vork Yanke his Material is fed into the lines from Four of the group suffered from UWDINE away.” he said, “the bomb | ay gnee with the high cost of liv-!to let every individual income ta and more evacuations 1948 contract today and although a network of United Nations M- badly frost-bitten feet, and four Folled into the street and the eX- jny* Immediate enactment of the payer take a $40 “cost of living” ifla 1 pro- credit on his tax bill for himself ecial 'and the same amount for each mem- - I o o remoea. i v | HanCOCk, Eylar, ROCOVich, jtormation centers estabiisnet and | oiners were running tamperatures Pitslon followed Wil 10-point. s Some shooting followed immedi- ) ¢ g A L. S i helieved that he will receive in the . . still being set up around the globe. und were otential pneumonia gram he proposed to the § & neighborhood of $70,000 Phcque Also Listen 0 tue 121 office 1 the strin J oapesy 4 Iy ’m,(.i(,,'wtl‘m "\l ately and a column of smoke several fon 6. assabaTD ber of his family, and offset it [ ATHER REPORT " one at Moscow—will be in Opertion | were hospitalized. for frost bite, ex- DUndred feet high argse from the RENTS AND HOUSING with & $3.200,000,000 boost in cor- ! WEATHER BUREAU NEW DELHI-The Indian Army ChargesAwamnglhem by the end of this month | ps v b area of the wall, from which Arabs| {11 the Housing shortage is poration levies { (Past 24 hours ending 7:3) a.m. today »orted that 200 Moslems were kil United Nations offices already 2%e | 1,1 fnterviews, the survivors at- D0VE been besieging 1500 Jews. Pri- | jopoq rent control expiring Feb.| Reporting on the State of the In Juneau— Maximum, 40 4 today when some 4,000 of ther Ten men were ugned before functioning in Warsaw, Pragve. ! iiputed their safety to the cool-| oo ourees said an Arab crowd Was g 0 he extended and strength- Unien to lawmakers who crowded Y\ gl 3 X wearing uniforms and steel helmets e George W. Folta in U. s. London, Paris, Washingtou, Sharg ;h»m. dness of Capt. Axel Carlson, ', ‘5! ened. Ultimately, “we must see the House Chamber, Mr. Truman qe At Alrport-- Maximum, 35 1t era in Kashmir. An | District Court this afternoon. One hai, I;)w de Janeiro ,‘M xico CitY. |\ man in his 205, He led them The attack car sved away through that every American family has a Urged them to “deal effectively and minimum, 28. rmy communique said the | arraignment was postponed and hagen, New Detai and Gen- |y o b BE SER T A up @ the crowded Arab quarter to the decent home “immediate” | 8t once with the high cost of living by giving him the pric age con- WEATH ems attacked Naushers in day- ther case was postponed eva. Another will be opened in the | 5 o5t Liutf to a shelter in the COTeT of Mamillah Road and St.' gtep should be a range hous- (June: light, using machine guns, mor*ars | Six former crew members of the Middle Fast it may be Jerusalem— | ., .o Julian’s Way, where another bomb jng program, including public hous- 110l and rationing authority he asked > Rain and snow and warm and artillery M. S. Coastal Ramb were ar-'2 :u u s in three cities to be| . (angder left Chignik for Ko- "8 hurled, killing an Arab police- jny jor low-income pecple and de- DUt did not obtain from the special e in Latin America, Asia and man and a Jew and injurying a yelopment of new ways to lower Session of Congress. er tonight. Mostly cloudy raigned on a charge of receiving | diuk where Carlson and Alva Mr. Truman was greeted with and slightly cooler with PARIS—The Prench News Agency | stolen goods from interstate com- AfTiC VSkonberg, one . of the survivors, ETitish constable buliaihp-Cosat, | 1} snow or rain showers on said tonight an unspecified number | merce. They were present with Publicly, the offices are responsi- | oo "'ve married The occeupants soon abandoned the MILITARY TRAINING minute-long applause when he en- Thursday. Easterly to south- f persons had been killed and Une of NI aliahi who agreeq e for dissemination and collection | A car and fled by foot throuzh an Gousress should provide for uni- [ered the chamber o read a 5000 i easterly winds reaching 25 jured when a Paris-Brussels b $0. tenithtivelY et ir pleadings °f U intelligence by parcelling i SR taat . ae TRi Ahto L ancient Moslem cemetery. versal training at “an eatly date” Word message in which he asked /B to 35 miles per hour tonight e |senger plane crashed about 10 miles |y at.@p..m. out_documents and pamphlets, ars oo Selo el et when > a5 the foundation for eatire de-f0F Prompt action on the Marshall § and decreasing Thursday | from Paris. saflors. ars: fEbmona-Coyst, TADBIE for speakers and réportings, cHLCRE T LO D Ln R B fense program. The action is “of PN for Eilfopesn eonomic recov- { PRECIE T | Bt e - J w. Bwitzler, Bfarni L. Ola- reaction back to Lake Success. These iy, " only 1o meet a severe gale. world importance” and “vital” to ®F . In Juneau— .01 inches; e| cisco: Raynold C. Koskela, Devils 2hd radio treatment of U.°N. news{ = "o = = P o ship 5 3 first propesed the plan, was in his ’ ? froiniione; sboul iy, ailies oz e audience along with other Cabinet since Jan. 1, 61 inches; since July 1 62.33 inches. ’ e At Airport— Trace; since eJan. 1, 57 inches; since ©ee0e0 0000000000000 000 000 | s g and are distributed here weekly i 3 N | m BUBBLE ROOM Lake, North Dukota; and Hiram 7€ © 4;~-\.-\(- eekly M| ihe village of Kanatak. HEALTH AND SECURITY s i John. Para, Hawail. Switzler post- : ack When the faliing tide left the Unemployment compensation, old MEMPers i I 3 and dry, the party reach- s he became he boat hi J others are in the Federal Jail in ed shore with a supply of ropes, should be inc Truman proposed a before Cong MAX ROGERS ARRIVES - President, My eased and extended e July 1, 36.88 inches. | s of, b , Deputy U. S. Marshal Max Rog- : i SRR R F s J:\‘ ! :38.1 e L e Ty Ceen ok Cote “1: .’lv'(x lt‘l”“l’{.m“-k g e} e h"“ls““m S blankets, personal belongings and ::{ “n;.l_h.u». »\)u‘- I‘IHIII']L x;.;u ])I»u- 10-year program for “strengthening B {merce will hold its first meeting| ;. . SRR s mITRIGUNA | e Lo wive ekflnany Dsfore the | e L nationst - nelth pro- | ICRT PRI S e (o ahk £ 1948 hold its [rst meelb&lon a charge of shooting his ex-| O tesfitony: e Heavy snow prevented a fire for wum, keyed to a system of pre- P athoni vur piedbis e DIVORCE GRANTED of 1948 in the Bubble Room Ter- wir. Kirsten, with intent to kill, G¥and Jury, which is now in Ses-| g, gays Capt. Carlson related pald medical care, is also neces- | or ORI AIOnE BN ‘ Mary Willis wa hed & i | TRCE of the Baranot Hotel tomor-| y.und or maim. He was repre- 500 He also brought a prisoner, g ',;' i ‘ i ‘l_'|’ B o X s 57 1g00ds we produce.” He said Ameri- Mary L'l ls \Ix;.\ .Lvl.llée 'tdl i~ yow noon. This temporary meet-| cuived by Attorney Henry Roden Elizabeth John, who will serve six 3 '_‘_""_‘]' »‘! "'“_’-""‘f‘ o By OLIVER DE WOLF Briie e lcan output should be increased by vorce in U. 8. District Cour \.(n ing place will be used because the ., 4 \\m'mvm at 10 ‘I‘ m. Friday,' mont in the Fedsral Jail herei® r ’v\ldln wd from cans WASHINGTON, Jan. 7 » i h(;. .1 1 __lone-third, » vesterday from James Willis. Shel o snop will be closed for — winin ;‘ A e anit diReiils aonvics We thought we mnever would Republican cries of “political” and 5 "" ‘l’j" A R b Asks Price Control was awarded custody of their three | onoyation tomorrow and the Gold |y, 1o counts. He Is sharsed with 100 thew ot again,” he recalled. “unsound” today greeted reports that CSIY 0 Combat dCHmMIGUON| My Truman urged the lawmakers r children { Room will be open to the publi g e il o ¥ohmtecrs Ciupatue President Truman might propose | M5(C W F4Eh C4RC, color, or 1and v, qaq] effectivelv, and at once, with oo g ¥ Prastient Busr Uehuiiin end Dk | o ‘,“f,' SRR 0 com ADDITIONAL JURORS It was the third day, Saturday, tax relief for low income groups only | % birth. He will send Congress|ine nigh cost of living by giving . Peteh 56 TEning & pbgrens for | with contributing to the £ NAL 6 OR: that the three-man volunteer Navy if the revenue loss were balunged SPfciai recommendations on this pim ghe price-wage control and ra- The “’ aShln ton!tne meetins. . delinquency of a minor. He was The names of 50 additional per-| party capsized in an attempt to by higher levels on business profits, | SUbject. In the meantime, as Part tioning authority he asked. but did - { B Gl .presented by M, E. Monagle and sons were drawn in U. 8. District| yeach the castaways. That night, g ociate of Mr. Truman ©Of @ civil rights program, st ehood |, 0t obtain, from the special session i I enter a plea al 10 a. m. Fri- Court yesterday to supplement the the tender broke up completely B ehiritar Cils' wesk AHRP m”g“umu be granted to Alaskn and |or Congress erl’Y- 0- oun |M.ASKA COASIM. HAS el " present list of those who will serve | “You could carry any piece of Chief Executive was weighing such | Hawail | Tax experts estimate the Presi- B i | pA R '"jE Mitcheil Rocovich, represented cn the Petit Jury. Their names it that was left in your hand,” the a suggestion from some of his ad-! S i dent’s tax reduction proposal would | = by Attorney Norinan C. Banfield,! will be announced after subpocnas Capt said v p o . | B W i A RSON 35 SSENGE s S. Captain said visers. o 0 mean that 10 million persons who . By DREW PEARSON ! was also arraigned. He is facing have been served. | Miss Skonberg and Carlson said Without waiting to hear whether DEADI-INE FOR Aur now pay income taxes — or, about . P UL | . £ 4 .. two counts oi grand larceny. He A | that althcugh their marriage wou 3 side; " c 3 i one SVOTYy . ayers —wi BOLOGNA, Italy—(By Wireless)| Alaska Ccastal Airlines carried 35 (i1 enter his 1 ¥ i N R | itheugh their marriage would the Presidént would include this ll(ENSES IS NEAR one in every five taxpayers—would i . _ ki , will enter his plea on Monday a £ A ‘ be delayed a sh time, they plan- idea in his State of the Union mes- | have no more taxes to pay. They ~When I left the United States passengers yesterday, stoppir 1 9 Henry Bill Petersc and Mary 3 I promised various editors in cities | Sitka, Pelican, Angoon, Hood Bay d m. Hen son and Mary ped to %ed as soon as she is sage today, influential GOP mem- sald henct th no tax would be / Bl ad mm;muh;d o et eatoniban e e ars. | | J. Plicque, of Ketchikan,| Willis, both of Juneau, applied yes- released from the hospital bers of both House and Senate left Alaska automobile owners are paid by single bersons with total in- PARhe Tocit thathy o glva BUEGL T 1 ; appeared In court without an at- | terday to U. 8. Commissioner Felix It started out pretty ruggedly, no doubt that they are all set to warned to cet their 1948 auto li-| comes of $800 or less; married SRR taratal skt o R i encers from Junsau to Stk VNeY 10 Walve indictmeng by the) Oray for a marriage liense. This o mow maybe cversthing will be flght it cense plates soon. Deadline for couples with $1600 or less; and mar- y S QBTEL i S TERE g, Grand Jur He agreed to sub-|is the first application made here all right,” she said P 3 d 2 ikl ded couples with two children ) W w were: F. Clayton, E reuse, D f1L gL, 5 il isplaying the new plates is Jan- ried couples e tribution of the food and whether | We wyton, Ed Kreuse, Dr 31. After that time, Terri- would pay no tax up to an ncome b nut to prosecution on an informa- in 1948 Mrs. Gus Skonbe 47-year-old a the people of France and Ttaly | H. Pope. Mrs. H. Pope, W. J oy cubmitted by District Attorney - ~ > mother of 15 childr 1id she 2‘ pASSENGERS ARE‘::)H Highway Commissioner of $3.150 fully realized that it came rmmstht‘lw_m Dave Mielke, Earmi€| p ; Gilmore, Jr. He was arr o WALK - DRIVE SLOWLY prayed the entire two d before { Prank A. Mctealf says. that car! In general, Democrats praised the the American people. So far, I;Whitehead, Ralph Mize,RacBern-|cq oy nine counts of forgery and| Doth motorists and pedestrians the Navy tus and Cutter appear- o | Owners will be subject to payment President’s messa the State of can conscientiously say that the|ard, Lucille Clyde and R. Brust. | .. count of embezzlement. He is|are urged to proceed with caution ed off shore FIOWN HERE BY pAA of a fine if they do not have the the Union. Republicans criticized over-all" reaction. hes been - excel-| 89 to Juneau: Dave McCal-|aceused of issuing five forged today by the Juneau Police De- e "nev»" licenses, ¢ many points of the message—Tais- ] lent and the food is being distri-{ferty. E. Whitehead, Ed Cushig. cpecks in the amount of $55351 partment Streets and sidewalks '3 ARE H.OWN oul GG ing a cry of polities )X buted efficiently. M. W. Borson, Agues Forges, Don | und of embezaling funds from the ! are exceedingly icy and dangerous w. S (IR([E MEHS 0" Representative Charles Halleck of However, there was one develop- | Forbes, Jean Forbes, Cyril Zuboff, geichikan Transportation Co. He - | i R WNAA MEE‘S IONIG“T Indiana, the House GOP leader, ment in Paris which indicates the | Elizabeth John, and Max ROBEIs. | was arrested in San Francisco by CAMERA CLUB POSTPON meAY A"ERNOON Pan American Airways brought w"H MRS HERMA"" said the message showed that “Mr. in 21 passengers from Seattle yes- A s difficulty of getting American aid| Pelican lo Juneau: W. C. Mc- 1o FBI and returned here for 5. Joseph Rude, tempor Truman has cast his fortunes with " identified for what it is—Ameri-|Caddon, Mrs. W. C. McCaddon. tyj5) Plicque will enter his plea chairman of the Camera Club, I The World Service Circle of the terday, one from Annette, and/ Tphe Juneau unit of the Women's the radicals in the 1048 clections.” can. It was agreed by American| Juneau to Angoon: R. Peratro- i, the charges at 2;p. m. Thursday. announced that the regular meet- Northern Light Pres n church four from Fairban Six persons National Avrun'nunrul Association Strong Message church and relief groups in France | Vich. Russell Wright The arraignment of Harry Keler|ing of the club has been post- will meet in the Church Parlors, took passage to Seattle, two 10 gl meet l,,“‘m” at 8 oclock The Democratic House leader, Sam that after the first Friendship|{ Angoon to Juneau: Mrs. J. Nel- s W. S, McKnight was post- poned from this evening to a Friday, January at 2 p. m., Keichikan, and five to Fairbanks. gt (he residence of Mrs. Frank Rayburn of Texas called the Tru Train ran to Marseilles, at least | 0N poned until 10 a. m. Monday, He later date. Watch the Empire for o Blomgren, and| Arrivals from Seattle were: Ha- | fsrmann. All members are urged |man Message “a strong message that » one American would ride oneachof | Juneau to Hood Bay: D Kesul|js peing brought here from Ketcki- | further announcements. sephine Boyd as hostess- | zel Dahl, Donald Frow, Jens Ol- {5 pe present, b several new ro- challeniges the statesmanship of the nine subsequent. Priendship P. Annunson kan and is not expected to arrive e | es. sen, Wallis George, William Reed. jects are to be discussed P congress.” 5 Trains to other French cities, in| Hood Bay to Juneau: W. Sinn. 'yntjl Saturday. He is facing a FROM TRAIL The program consists of the Framcis Regan, Agnes ROZaN, ° Mys Isabelle McLean announced A comparison of President Tru- \ order to stage appropriate cere- Juneau to Ketchikan: Jess MOr- charge of violating the Mann Act L. Teefer of Trail, B. C is showing of the film “Radiant Jack Brady, Doris Bi Leonard hat an m,fl.,.\,"“: yrogram has | Man’s tax posals with the tax- monies with the local mayors and | Tison, Glenn Huff, J. Bowen, Su- » nd larceny charge against staying at the Baranot Hotel Rockie by the Forest Service, Telfer, Kenneth Hale BBt bianced i I.v.n-n-:xmm;fl cutting plan put forward by Re- the French press explaining how | san Hall Charles Welcome, of Sitka, was - > — Snd Aérs. Ernest Gruening willl Pred ‘Grush, Lei Robinson; JAl-'will' be served. " |publican’ Representative Harold the food had been collected and; Ketghikan to Wrangell: Mrs. dismissed on the motion of District HERE FROM SITKA !sing a solo. bert MecClaslin, Harold Wittala, ! AL DT Knutson of Minnesota shows these Izm\ it truly came from the Alnel‘1-§-\"x‘lg«‘1‘1fl Taleott _ Attorney Gilmore, who said there Cushing of Sitka is stop-. Mesdames Burras Smith and| Ethel dley differences. Martied counles .v\x,vlT can people { Petersourg to Ketchikan: Karl was insufficient evidence for prose- at the Baranof | Edwin Sutton will give a mission- aul Reb, Willlam Kahg, Michael SIO(K OUOIAHONS two children earning $3,000 or less Geoffrey Parsons, editor of the |Aho. cution i - - - lary review. The devotions will Carr, Stanley Lee, Willis Appleby. NEW YORK, Jun. 7 Glosing | Would benefit more under the Tru- Paris edition of the New York - ' — eee | ENGINEERS HERE be led by Mrs. George Schmidt. Annette to Junesu: John Dezell. qum;m,,,, o A ”.;“ Juneau mine |20 Plint ghan the Knuteon plan Herald Telhyne, did § Hoy iob "“p“B[l( ROADS ADM WALLIS GEORGE BACK | Kenneth Hale of the Flora En-| Members are reminded to take| Fairbanks to Juneau: AgNes stock today is 3%, American Can|BUt above the $3.000 figure. ta 4 this on the first train and Henry Wallis 8. George, President, of the | gineering Company at Cheyenne, their clothing donations for over- Johnson, Robert Johnson, —Jack|781;, Anaconda 34', Curtiss-Wright '<nUutson plan offers 4 greater meas- Cassidy of the National Broadcast- 10 Siu “'IREE ‘I‘RU(KS Junean Cold Storage Company, re- | Wyoming, is staying at the Bar- sea families Allman, Art Judson Sntatsiationel Marvester 91, Ken. | U oF VAR ot [ ing Company together with Harry turned by Pan American Airways| anof Hotel | it AN au to Seattle: Peter Warner, necott 48%, New York Central 1o, o - (nflatioh Traklam Gl Hill, president of the American Y yre yesterday from a brief business trip | > S ey, John Osborn, T ev. g 4 fie 2 S Steel Then the President turned to the Club in Paris, agreed to get either | Thiee used trucks will be sold to Olympia & FROM HOONAH i SIEAMER MOVEMENIS g w{u‘xj.‘:n wj:url, lc\s’mlizar\;\ -%c»llh;:.lxnfims‘:(‘)xlMU Y8 Sl ntiation problem. and demanded an American newsman or an Amer-"’;" the Juneau office of the Pub- B > | Dorothy Alexander and Albert' Jumper Hitch, from Seattle, due ' Devon i od ““n‘ 0,000 shares that Congress enact the full ten- v jcan businessman to accompany ¢ Roads Administration this| FROM MASSACHUSETTS | Greenwald of Hoonah are regis- mldnlgpht Shtne: Juneau to Ketchi¥an: Willians} Averages today are as follows: Ip- | Point ipOabol gatedl el each train. The American relief Month. Chris Wyller, Acting| Hector L LeBlanc, registered from ! tered at the Gastineau. Alaska, from Seattle. due Satur- Race, Maxine Race and infant dhistrinls. 119.89: rails 5268: utili. | Yhich he asked &k the special ses- agencies also agreed to send a Chief Engineer, announced today| Lynn, Mass. is at the Gastineau.| PN e ] o Gerald oo fon. In addiae, B aeked, e man on ahead to each town, in| 'hat bids will be received up to - - | FROM HOONAH Princess Norah scheduled to sail Juneau to Fairbanks: William| .o extension snd sireugihening ot e, order to organize appropriate re- 9 4. M. January 21 FROM SITKA | P. S. Ganty of Hoonah is regis- from Vancouver January 9 Meldrum, Wilford Johnson, Dorothy WARNER TO SEATTLE ontrols, @ long-range housing pro- A ceptions and to give the story of _TWO of the vehicles are ';-ton Dave McCaiferty of Sitka is|tered at the Baranof Hotel Clove Hiteh scheduled to sail from | Woodward, James Huntington, Flo-| Peter Warmner flew fo Seattle 0 broadening of the. Sqelsl M- the Friendship Train to local news- D0dg¢ pickup ftrucks, model 1936, at the Gastineau Hot | g Seattle January 9. ra Huntington U6 Pasi American. yesterday on o | CUIEY. EGRE BT ICAREED p! papers. In addition, relief agen- 2nd the third is a 1937 GMC 1- r - AT THE GASTINEAU Aleutian scheduled to sail from >-oo business trip in connection with of3 BN 'mfl.th b g $ cies agreed to print & booklet with (o0 banel truck. They may be - FROM FAIRBA William W. Reed of the Ameri- Seattle Saturday | HERE FROM YAKUTAT the Warner Machine Shop |/ 30 S0 AR ““11-"«'1“]}&1' hés aaliy R s e gy “r‘}:"‘"":d“[“:h ‘h(f‘_ }’Rl\ Shop just! Jack Allman of Fairbanks is|{can Red Cross at Seattle. is stay- Denali, from west, scheduled’ S. H. Roberson of Yakutat is expects Lo return in about ‘“71 AN - "i"i‘ 4 4 e City Limits | staving at the Baranof Hotel ing at the Gastineau Hotel ' southhound Sunday it the Gastineau Hotel " weeks | Continued on Page Six)