The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, January 22, 1948, Page 5

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The Gertrude is registered in the name of Erwin Brown, of Craig, and is numbered 31A970 The skiff was taken by Nanauch to Kake. The Gertrude is still an- chored where it was first seen by the Romlyn crew. DEMO(RMS AT BIG - MEET IN KETCHIKAN ‘The Democratic Territorial Con- vention opens today in Ketchikan for a three day session. Passing | through Juneau Tuesday night from |the westward were the following: |Steve McCutcheon, Chairman of the Third Divisional Committee; Har- |old Butcher, Marion Smith, Vic Riv-| ers, Stanley McCutcheon, John Hel- |lenthal, Ken Johnson, Walt Mick- lens, all of Anchorage; E. G. Bailey, | |Mountain View; Walter Huntley, | Palmer; Warren Taylor, Gray Leight rand R. Miller, all of Fairbanks. | Alaska’s Governor is scheduled to, | make the keynote speech. 5 Twenty delegates from each divis- ‘ion are expected to be at the conven-| v,ion or by proxies and they will !write a party platform, elect a Na- {tional Committeeman and National , Committewoman and name a Cen- |tral Committee and Chairman. | B S | | MILAN, Italy, Jan. 22.—P—Ap-| pxoxumately ten thousand unem- ployed demonstrators marched on| {‘vmans prefecture today. However, ;arm‘j and police units formed a pro-| tective ring around the building. The demonstrators started their| !march from the building oecupied by the Communist-dominated Cham- | {ber of Labor. They went first to the |square before the La Scala, opera| house, where a delegation handed a list of grievances to Milan's So- cialist Mayor, Antonio Greppi. S SEATTLE | | | For COMrORT and SERVICE Dewey W. Metzdort Get the NEW Vice-Pres. e WASHINGTON Maracis ‘Habit! 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M Show Starts :at B3:00 P. | o = plaint in a friendly fashion,| s, he said, caused him believe the Navy will order sales to civil-| | fan StoppLd | e MAY BE STOPPED FARMERS GIVEN Jewish Polue Are Killed, Roadblock; | Arabs Atiack Yazur NAVY SELLING TO | JERUSALEM, Jan. 22—®— The, WASHINGTON, Jan. 22 —vtM——‘ ‘ Jewish militia, Hagana, claims Mayor Lee Bettinger of Kodiak, Al-| ADVI(E BY DEwEY; | that Hagana members killed 12 aska, said today he believes the | | Arabs during an attack on the Navy will stop selling merchandise | Libige A Arab village of Yazur, five miles to civilians at its base stores in his| ALBANY, N. ¥, Jan, 22.—AP— |south of Tel Avly, early today.|town. | Gov. Thomas E. Dewey advises Am- + - erican farmers that their t pro- The Mayor complained that Kod-| f iak Base stores are selling to about| | tection” ¢ half the civilians in the town, and|is to p {at lower prices than local merch- | expand a ants charge. | The Governor, He discussed the situation with!the Republican Presidential nomin- Assistant Se Andrews of thel|ation, gave this counsel last night Navy and several Naval officers|at the 116th annual dinner meet- | ing of the New York State Agriculs said Andrews asked|tural Society. \l days for an ans-| He said that if economic to get a| tions should dictate large G ms to be much Hagana said the attack was made after seven Jewish settlement po- lice were killed at a roadblock at the edge of Yazur. The official account of e in- cidents says a light truck stopped by the roadblock and se afire. Hagana says the truck was leading & convoy that halted some YeSterday. distance from- the “roadblock. The The Ma Arabs attacked in another truck, him to wait and Hagana says they were driv- Wer to give the Navy time randant of Uu nst a possible recession eir debts now and not further. candidate for en into Yazur and the village sur-|‘eport from the Com i RS P % rounded. base and determine just how & pro-| Joal to, subsidize & contin _inibition against sales to civilians ued high consumption O full Ag- Meanwhils, a. second Jewish ricultural production” rather than will affect the personnel problem at convoy has been attacked between ... . .- Jerusalem. and Tel Aviv. Jewish 3 1 sources gay one'Jew was killed and He said Andrews listen g pay for crop curtailment “people need to eat,” he observed even if they are in a depressiol unofficial death toll in Arab-Jewish fighting since the November 29m partition decision. - e Plumbing ® Healing Oil Burners - Telephone-319 Nights-Red 730 Harri Machine Shop, Inc. J HAAS HERE Maurice J. 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