The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, February 6, 1948, Page 8

PAGE EIGHT SCOUTS TO TAKE OVER OFFICES OF CITY TOMORROW N founded the B Today the annive tull of his home, his comm Three millior will to Fe on- tinue 12 whi Week in the Kk Bill The elected ¢ at 3:45 o'clock C with M appoi Satur Scout Groups are expec Lions, Rotary, K ber of Con ction of Joe Shy All Cub Scouts, C | Senior Scouts will wear their uni- oo N HI5 CONMENTIF won BN HEEY NATOON o I¥ HIS WORED ¢ thus making ar to the d countless lable contriby prise of t communii and EREAS, the Boy Scout Move- at factor for the pro- 1 of Werld Peace, and marks anniversary with the theme, “The Scout Citizen at Wo in his forms during Scout Week. tome—in his community—in his na- P tion-—in his world,” with practical iass ce to brother Boy Scouts MISSING S[N(E o to rebuild their organiza- LASTSATURDAY, oy o J o! MAN IS SOUGHI The U. 8, qushal s office eror(: today that it has not located Harry O. Jackson who has been mlssmg‘ from Hannah's Boarding House since last Saturday. Deputy U. S. Marshal | Walter Hellan says that Jackson slept in his quarters Friday night| but has fot returned since then al-| though his personal effects are still| there. Anyone, knowing his whereabouts, is asked to contact the Marshal's office. Jackson is descriced as being' about 40 years old, 5 feet 8 inches tall, weighing 160 pounds and having | bluz eyes, light brown curly hair, and a very ruddy complexion e — Moscow Newspaper M SAN FRANC Has Scare Stories; v, o omhbin~ of Hiro: n the Uni- Other Things Too : 6.—{M—The Sov- MOScCOow, Frh jet Trade Union olrer its reader at a pr On the cr noting t¥ Soviet Citizen after tens of were spent on Asks why it wa the first place, ir ) sages in it criticizing ective 1 - o Communisis Are Being Annihilated By Chinese Forces NANKING, Feb. 6.—#—The Nan- king Press announced the start of a long-delayed annihilation campaign against Communist forces in Central | China. One Nationalist newspaper says| eight Red regiments have been des- | troyed. Another dispatch says Gov- ernment troops have surrounded a large number of Communist soldiers | in Western Shamum Prmmce EIRE ElE(IION | DUBLIN, Feb. P—Thomas L.| Mullins, Secretary of the Fianna| Fail (Government Party), said today Prime Minister Eamon De Valera; Jost his Dail (Parliament) Majority | by a m margin in Wednesday'’s | general election. But Mullins said the Prime Min- ister would be able to form a new| Government with the support of La- bor and Independents ... Cegpplete returns from three quar—‘ ters of Eire's 40 cons' ncies show-| ed De Valera’s Fianna Fail could hope to obtain the T4 seats r for a clear majority in the member Dial not! cded 147- have hereunto signed my name of- \ficially and caused the Seal of City | SON, Mayor. SURVIVOR OF NOW THEREFORE, 1 Waino E. Mayor of the City of uneau do hereby proclaim the week f February 6 to 12 as Boy Scout Weex and urge our citizens to re- ize the unselfish service of Scout s, and to do all in their power p promote this fine program among our youth. IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF P’ I f Juneau to be affixed, this 6th day f Febraary, 1948, (Signed) WAINO E. HENDRICK- HIROSHIMA IN U.5.T0 MARRY ed States to Ma: GI sweet- most arned mount- gave it all the life of a poor ing away and lived | man. e 'MARSHALL PLAN IS TO GET TEST IN AID FOR CHINA WASHINGTON, Feb. 6.—®—Sec- {retary of State Marshall's Global | Strategy for Peace appears likely to meet a critical test in Congress over his aid for China program. Officials have disclosed that this | program calls for $510,000,000 of Am- erican assistance to the Chinese Government during the 15 months beginning April 1 While the sum is considerably |larger than the $300,000,000 Marshall previously suggested informally, it is expected to encounter criticism, both in and out of Congress, from advocates of much pxeuer help. R of Appxuxnn\,nl_\ 422,000 produc- ing oil wells in the United States, only about 4900 produce oil with- out pumping Portuguese and fishing fleets crossed the Allamu and op- erated off the coasts of the United ea ] ]')"l). States as TR Sl B e Firemen answered six calls dur- o g Group LGapY n conjunction with the + the tontBiaEed E of deep|who mad the annual drive to secu e e . > tendeni=/ last A r M H i! B e af i | . ———— st Al 1 F g p o -operaldtite” Pire T e e eat ai Its Best — at Lower Prices re wil DR. \CARLSON H The Club said it was not defendir 456,88 mph Dr. Rae Lilhdn C: rm of wk 1as a - > > ;1 > ) th I ; no In proportion to its size, a Im “ s 5 et fly prcauces more b 4 3 powerful of man-m il <pend ken o )50 PN \ T 1 re C i & i lopment of America’s un- £ hick b )o o> W GTON VISITOR d land was long delayed by o ; BINGER (NEA RN - i x 1 belief that land which Ry ; 18 il t 1t trees could not p on was a visit to the Ju- u Public Schools where the | Fire Department watched school cfficials empty Building in less than one minute with the new fire escapes which have past year. as Assistant Fire Chief in the ab- sence of Willlam Neiderhauser. extinguishers at Harbor had been checked and seal- ed, and that they will be inspected to notiiy the when a fire extinguisher is emp- tied without a fire call. rne Shudshift, ief of he 3 Correspondent Is jWorId Speed Record | Expelled, Japan, f Is Claimed by Flier | SHAFFER®S 49-Phone-1: < | SANITARY MEAT CO. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1948 THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU, ALASKA e e e fand announced that the Douglas | Firemen had signified their desire |to enter a baseball team in the Gastineau Channel Basbell League, | The return of oldtime baseball players to Douglas has stirred up the ancient rivalry which has ex- | isted for many years between Doug- las and Juneau. FIRE DEPARTMENT MAKES PLANS FOR BIG ANNUAL DANCE the big MORETON VALE NCE AIR- { DROME, FLOUCESTERSHIRE, Feb. 6.—»—-W. A. Waterton | Eng. Dlpph‘“‘me‘fi: et “1;«"]“;‘;‘[\11(1“:::; Shudshift emphasized the point| TOXYO. Feb. 6 The mk“\;; clairtied B WoRI Fpaed repbrd of 518 Tohriibty Tl M= s ot that the baseball league will be (AIIL'\|th‘(|‘|VH\ Club t issu les an hour over the 100-kilo- : \ st | vengthetied i & it n ement deploring dlosed course for his twin Jet night at the monthly meeting of teath exclusion of r IV pl; e today. ne Juneau Fire Department. For Donald aterton is an RAF squadron Dr. D. 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