The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, October 1, 1948, Page 8

PAGE EIGHT TESTIMONY ¥ SEATTLE PLANE DR, JAMES BOYD, BUREAU OF MINES, CRASH HEAR'NG VISITING JUNEAU = d. Director of the s, arrived in 5. D. Jermain, Chief of 1 Bureau. Boyd plans to Washington, D. C. on here Nov. 30, ¢ on the te Island, y Dr. Boyd was taken on a inspection of Bureau of , including (h? ~ of a memorial to Capt tion on Mayflower I k he is to meet w Chamber of Commerce linerals in Furo) |At the present time he is chairman [ the advisory committee on min- erals for the Marshall phn - MPC CHOIR REHEARSAL The Memorial Presbyterian choir hes Church at 7:30 o'clogk - this eve- - WANT ADS BRING RESULTS! concluded t on e | as emh.v in ti THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU, ALASKA ~ FRIDAY, OCTOBERI 1948 Buu‘f‘tms Supreme Court nmd law forbidding the m of a white person with a negro is unconstitutional. TOKYO.— A t earthquake was felt today in the Kanta area of Ibaragi perfecture, 70 miles north of Tckyo."No damage was reported BRIGUS, Newfoundland.—Ameri- cang and Canadians joined yester- day in a ceremony at the unveiling Robert the Arcjic Abram (Bob) Bartlett, A explorer and seafarer FRANKFURT.—Alled sources said a final three-power agreement on the economic merger of the three western occupation zones of Ger- many, American, British and French is expected within a few days. CATRO.-—Press reports from Gaza said Haj Am'n El Huesseini, the cxiled Mufti of alem, has besn presider f the national new government proclaimed for Palestine by the Aran League. ———————— Sell it with an FmpanmL Ad! UNION OFFICIALS. WILL BE CITED ON CONTEMPT CHARGE SCHENECTADY, N. Y, Oct. 1.— (M—A House Labor sub-committee recommended today that 11 officers, members and former members of the CIO United Electrical Workers Union be cited for contempt of Congress Rep. 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