The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, July 22, 1948, Page 2

2 | | i PAGE TWO O ———n———w. 2 more DAYS of cap sauaproN Plane Drops - BE DISCUSSED AT MEETING TONIGHT THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU, ALASKA Explosive on | THURSDAY'(, JULY 22, 1948 MOSCOW-—-Moscow major space bases where Territorial Schoo! countries of lax lator not exist 1 H. Lath from Se McGinty, FWA D Major M. Colkitt, T formation and Education and Lieutenant G. H. Goodmar T m the indictment of the an Commur p, FWA le; E R B aaSTING WAGES: ineer verthrow the my In- Officer S. Gover - a ton with cided to devalue her peso, pegged at 3 UN Grounds‘m.ukun Air Command Informa- M A i tion and Education Of La . PRODU(T pm([ Up 15 or 17 cents Gro;"fp Of ACAP' Alf For(e throp left this afternoor An-| SEAT T1 ?1 i i 1 chorage and the two officers will | sitant Secr ol i . Officers Arrive Here o By MAX HARREUSON ltbave famoro. to tAWED -to. Fobt | Alr flying t ‘\(\me TS ! 29— (BT i | Organlle LO(aI Unl' — Richardson on a special C-47 5! C el g to Ancho- PITTSBURGH, July 22— 3 he LAKE SUCCESS, July 22.—(P—|transport plane which brough an inspection trip. nation’s steel industry is follow- | Alaska Civil Air Patrol and U. S. Air Force Officers arrived here at A small plane dived on United Na-! tions headquarters today and drop- ped an object which a home- | PROF. WHITTAKER HERE; S. Steel and the ern of the U ng wages product ing the Premier Mauno Pekka- | Cop ned tonight. The | py them here last night j ; -oo . HELSINKI C last night, to assist in formation! 7% M BMEC CIEL S developments are coming of a CAP squadron for Juneau. The ., 40" homb, The object exploded [ T i | just as fast as the industry’s .11:,;1) v&illlk)mld xl public meeting | (-0 3fkn ar 7 wu_l STUDY AI_ASKAS COLUMBUS : “;"“"‘“ s can figure what pr at 8 o'clock tonight in the Ameri-| 3 \ i s e the ste kers n 4 ks i The exp! vas heard as far o tallet could el the Al {local unit of the Civil Air Patrol. o> P lection ballots n a0 n the public W P r | The CAP is a civilian organiza- | *2%; : : Dr. C. Earl Albrecht, Commis- | November R A W e <l Tt 3 ; The object fell in a clump of [ =" "~ “peoitn announce wn how much more it will have fon acting as an augillary to the| . . L L e U.|sioner of Health, annov Vit theihindreds ‘of 1ems |U. S. Air Force. Its membership " 1 : assignment to Alaska of Harold the French dlcel Eom FrrmiTy wHITEHORs‘ is open fo both men and women Vo TOTER L e | A Whitt Professor of Public |, ghserted | PIOCHSR S B o 57 Brine v over 18 years of age. Its members Pt S| H University of Min-|p litz the Western | &' i G e Rk JUNEA : | Field immediately sent six Black - inces will follow—all the e without pay or cost to them-{ o AR ofline rhd ¥ §de gy 1o, KETCH‘KAN A" Sil in Lofion BEDSP“EADS i T %) | 78 3 o i ":uul vellow plane ;l| ![1‘\“1 n‘;:“”(d me steel companies have an- E er shaving he organization is used as @) “ppo piane banked after its dive' .. st ed wage hoosts, others have SEATTL 4 i communications network and & Ghak i T N halinmies andl A ¢ inc for their Shav"‘g soap and Slngle and Double acrial unit for search and rescue ,.,qeq 1y the direction of New|l oorr WeCLON iR e Hone ol NOME < ! { work Its national membership ! . 3 ed with ¢ at number of deserters” | PToGU \:‘ 3 " 2 > Tailet Water SlZeS { goal is 100,000 persons | York. i His study \nateate T sl Red Afmy {will take at I @ few more. days Swift, convenient flights |fi Jack Carr, Anchorage aviation| . The Army planes flew over thel ™ ccaron for the solv- o bring the | into bala big 4 engine Clippers. You' chool and flying service proprietor, \l;mN n\’l‘f”[‘}',_‘”“ "“ WA ”‘(‘l“‘:f“’ m:“'{“ ing of these sa BERLIN—In Berlin, the Russian s the tipoff on enjoy delicious (00(‘:.:'”1);-: R AR L LR :u n:\ ))011‘( d 1":1:(- B L iesten ik b4l 10 Hekouhs ‘I 3] A\”fl‘ ¢ W I‘:umusl ex- . B Training Officer. He came here | oou COUNLY b S, ST Profe - 'men who into e T N O Ameriean, WOL S0 O | with Dr. Russell Jackson, Wing| eSS Police arrived the scene’popenced weather - the Rus Provest | to.165 11600 . produCHgh i perienced airline. Ak for R(guhu___l((hnl l.\_ilnm sls 95 values Medical Otficer, and John Dona. GUICKlY and began a hurrigg search ¢ Director of the | Marshal said act with | all members of the CIO details and reservations 8 $1.75 to $3.50 . for fragments. Sani Division. Minnesota De- Steelwor Another 100,000 sal- BARANOF HOTEL hue, Wing Personnel Officer. Rep- | resenting the Alaska Air Command ! is Captain O. W. Baron, Chief of Civilian Components, and Lieut- t Jayne Rife, Chief of Air-| ignments. The group will | { leave here tomorrow for Ketchi-' {kan to form a unit there, | Officers of the Juneau Squad- | ron are expected to be selected to- " Prinfed Rayons - y [ ] [ i i d.$3.00 Prinfed Silks - - yd.$3. day. The Air Force is expected to today between Dr. James C. Ryan,| furnish a Link Trainer, an air-'Territorial Commissioner of Edu- | ] {plane or two and other necessary|cation, and representatives of the' Dltkeys " - L ea{h 51 .00 equipment as soon as it can. The|PFederal Works Agency and the planes will be used only for offi-|joint Army-Air Forge-Navy Board| cial purposes, however, and arejof Education over the schooling of . not available for training. 1 dependent children of the Armed | Drapery Material - yd. $1.00 | y [ 1] { Children's Dresses. ea. $2.49 || ror 6ovERNOR ' . . still undecided on whether or not [the FWA or the Armed Forces H Ii. ( negle per'umes i l" WASH'NGION should provide funds on military e FWA has promised Federal | o S By I, ’ > - - CONFERENCE HELD for ed by defense projects, but it is 4 & 4 ¥ i ‘ Th funds educational sistance lat Fall 1ks and Anc ge be- TZGERALD cause those areas have been affect- KENTUCKY'S | | | | SOUR MASH | Elhdac tember's primaries in the state of | Washington will see some heated ! nemination, and the voters have impressive lists to choose from. [ tin, & Cheney Democrat who serv- 1941. He will oppose Governor Mon Wallgren and two others for . h pa amas - 3 00 ert Waldron and George J. Smith [ both of Spokane. 1 | seven aspirants—former Governor . H | Arthur B. Langlie of Seattle, John K'"';"" \‘:’v';"'fh' erac e rln s - - y 2 ( T. McCutcheon of Steilacoom, 80vrbon Whiskey OLYMPIA, July 22.—(®— Sep- ! competition between candidates | hopeful of winning their party's For Governor, a last-minute filer ed two terms between 1933 and LADIES’ the Democratic nomination: Rob- In the Republican field there are ‘Jame.& Greene of Cashmere, Rich-| ard Beam of Veradale, and three | % TTLED Seattle men, Marius Ra.«mus.sm.‘ I.No BOND | Laurel Kemoe and Clark Belknap.| 10 8OND [ d .t .w oo [/ 280 pRO ‘ Re“ y (/] ear TWO FROM FAIRBANKS ¢ i | | Charles W. Aubert and Harold | A. Syfert of Fairbanks are guests| _ - at the Baranof Hotel ‘STz WRYER BISTRIERY, NC Department PIaySulls - - - 99 (NEW RECORDS Raincoats - - - - $4.99|| auaskaMusicSUPPLY, Inc. (Valued $24.50) Paper Doll Mills Bros. Nature Boy [ l . 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