The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, December 9, 1948, Page 8

PRCE EIGHT_ PROMOTIONS ANNOUNCED, ALASKA S. S. ahan have be general traffic also entered Alaska Steams Manahan comes from th land Transportation C where he was traffic manager. He formerly was in the the Pacific amship C joining the Northland in 1933, R. C. Ross, cnief clerk in the passenger traffic department of the Alaska Steamship Company, been appointed assistant general passenger agent with headquarters in Seattle. G. S. Duryea, general freight and passenger agent of the Alaska Com- pany, has been transferred from Seattle to Alaska with headquart- ers in Ketchikan, to provide the traffic administration made neces- sary by the consolidation of the Alaska and Northland companies. Transfer of vessels brought about by the consolidation also is under way. The refrigerator MS. Lucidor was delivered last night, and the Palisana is to be transferred today. The Chief Washakie and Sailor’s Splice will be delivered when they complete discharging cargo. — e e MAN FROM ALASKA CONFESSES CRIME TACOMA, Wash., Dec. 9 (P—De- tective Charles Z.ttel sald that Harold L. Kladaline, 43 old Whittier, Alaska, log signed a confession that he iraudu- lently obtained $130 bLelos 3 an Alaska woman here Tue Zittel said Kladaline w: on complaint of Mrs. dick, of Anchorage. Mrs. sald she had met Kladaline he had accompanied when she cashed a a cigar & The cler of cash a ve Mrs telling her yet the r old al- eturned the clerk “her husband cked up the money arrest followed oo lSRAEl § BID FOR UN MEMBERSHIP APPEARS DOOMED (By The A\\)(lflld Press) Israel's bid for membership in the United Nations appeared doomed until the General Assembly meets again in April. It was locked up in the Security Council which adjourns Saturday night. The Palestine Arab government, headed by the exiled Mufti and sit- uated at some unknown place, an- nounced opposition to Trans-Jor- dan’s plan to proclaim King Ab- dullah as monarch of the Holy Land. Kladaline's > WANT ADS BRING RESVLTSI Fly in swift comfort sboard the big, 4-mile-a-minute Clippers . . . serving Alaska on l‘uqnuu schedules. Enroute, settle back in your le lounge seat and enjoy & world- famous service...including delicious hot meals, as part of your Flying Clipper fare. Consult Pan American . BARANOF HOTEL Telephone 106 M AMERICAN P Wwfl AIRHAYS C/r Sywem of /IFI/ ing Clppers has ’JESSEN 5 IN SEATTLE; FIRST TIME, 20 YEARS GN WfiGE DEMAND’ | I s. People I said r was le the Fair hlm f; APANESE L (ASE I’fi‘UuH 39&% EVEN FOR CUPID SHANGHAI, Dec. 9.—#®— Love yet to find a out of this. Miao-keng, hired e bridal chair and sent it to fetch his bride-to-be, a P Miss Wu. But when Miss Wu came excitedly out of her house to g nto the chair, she found another woman already there. The occupant of the chair, wearing gay wedding dre: loudly proclaimed that she was an old tlame of Feng's. terminedly that she, not Miss Wu, would ride to the altar with Feng A fight broke out between the bides-to-be and their respective matchmakers. Meanwhile, Feng craned his neck for the bridal chair which s to pick him up at home. Ins a po- lice car drove up. Today, in jail, Feng said he would be wed both girls, if that would settle anything. (Amid all the evident clamor, police did not say what charges— if any—were filed against Feng.) PLANNING COUNCIL NAMED AT KODEAK impatiently a sight of today on lh Alaska Inn Ku er: - e Stalin has returned to Mos ter his annual vacation. He rece he (un munist premier of C: akia, Antonin Zapotocky. use its an also W SHIPOWNERS T0 MEET LUNDEBERG | vering with CIO M nd Independent Marine F.re- k operatio normal <o WA“HTVGTOV Dee. 2. uri heads an ir sive tleet that will put to t January or a Caribbean tr ng crmise 3 u;,nment She added de- Pr ously denied repml< that the N"u, was sending her to join the “moth- ball” fleet. Tne Navy announced today it is taking 5,160 reservists from the east- ern half of the United States on three cruises to the Caribbean, the bulk of them in the Missouri group. The cruises are all of two-weeks dur- ation. happy to ~ FLEET ON IRAING. ISE NEKT MONTH S | January THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE-- JUNLL‘;U ALASKA —™ | ASSERT 5. PLANES "MCRTH STAR SAILS MARSHALL EATS ' IN VIOLATIONS ON FROM SEATTLE \/ED. GOOD BREAKFAST | BERLIN B[OCKADE B} RLIN, Dec Rus T c d St Safety Gos an letter of i ly said that s have been briefed and continue to be briefed to abide by the rulss-of flight. 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