The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, April 23, 1949, Page 6

PAGE SIX THE DAILY ALASKA " BLOCKADE ) OF BERLIN DISCUSSED (By Associated Press) EMPIRE—JUNEAU, ALASKA Foreign Minister Robert Schu- SATURDAY, APRIL 23, 1949 DUBLIC HEALTH KURSES GOING ON AIR NEXT WE Juneau's public health nurses will be on the air in a series of radio broadcasts by radio station KINY (frem 5 to 5:10 n.m. during the com- ing week, April 25 through 29. George Danner, Chairman of the man of France and some United Nations sources indicated that a conference between Russia and the Western powers over the Berlin u Health Center, and George enson, member of the board of e council, will open the series with s$i6n of the public héalth' lockade may be in the making. Schuman said informal East-West diseussions had taken place at Lake Success, but there were no definite Soviet proposals for ending the lockade. There was no official comment in Western capitals and no op- timism expressed. ARSNGB A gsy weekend is in store for 13 eau High School students who ag 7 4 L SRR 5. | joft in the wee hours this morning .iANY DlsplAvs x 3 - 7 %0k F : bound for Petersburg and the an- | RE- iy nual Viking school senior prom be- FOR ARTS SHOW Westfall's boat the Messenger at N p % % shortly atfer 1 am. for the 12 to | . % 2 : 3 4 14-hour run. They plan to arrive 3 A e 1 | % . early this afternoon to have plent of King Farouk of Egypt, inspect a jewelry exhibit at a iature “World’s Fair” in Cairo. Two Exhitits are shaping up for the Ry of time to slick up for the big gmcg hundred acres are devoted to Egypt’s progress in industry, science, agriculture and welfare. Fifth Annual Arts and Crafts Ex- sint They will ai o Sundey after: i | e - “7 hibit next weekend. | WHERE OYSTERS GROW ON TREES_Gladys Feliciano, a senior in the Collese iy The Juneau Ceramics Club has| of Agriculture of the University of Puerto Rico, comes to the surface of the water at Mayaguez wltlll | “Stuart Washburn, faculty mem- DRIVE WIIH (ARE W an*s Fl'eedom Gop NEEDS DouGH; wrranged for 20 feet of table space! 3 sea crab (right) and a mangrove tree root on which have grown enough oysters for a meal. B! - | ON GLACIER ROAD, CAUTIONS PATROL or display of members’ 1949 pot- | S s I 5 SERASEIa S oy, it e ok The office of the Territorial WASHINGTON, April 23— — tery class also will display their| who cannot be prcsem_ at the trial Highway Patrol warns motorists| . > A Republican official discloses that , ... which has shown much im-| Men and womenr on the regular ©f that company’s Injunction .~-\‘m that great caution must be exer- Sl v 4 | the sarty is not getting as much ..cvement in the past year. jury panel and those of the special against the Alaskz Tax Commis- cised in driving the Glacier High-| ioncy as it should. Unless some| ; waioolm Greany, head of the|venire issued yesterday are to re- Siomer. way until construction and paving c 4 onributions come in, he says, the . ooraphy section, wants more Dot in District Court Monday —W. P. Mcuartay, assistant trea- work is completed. E | G.O.P. will have to keep a close eye . atoyy photographer fans to come | morning -at 10 o'clock. surer and chief auditer, gave his Blacktop work will be started on | xpenses—and live on its fat. ¢, the aid of the hobby. | The first case on the week's busy evidence yesterday. Monday, and half the road width Republican official doesn't| oy fooraphs are solicited in|calendar will be that of Olaf Dale Judge George W. Folta granted will be torn up. | his name used, but Other yi... .nd white, as well as in color. vs. Catherine Nye et al, of Skag- Mary Ann Brommels a divorce Signs will indicate the single | G.O.P. workers say that contribu-' pgenibitors are not required to . from Walter Brommels. lane through which traffic must to the party’s kitty have|,ave done their own finishing—, Following an 1.L.W,U. Tequest to B | ti keep to a minimum speed of 10 j fallen iorBesii e eleckim. |1 they have to do is snap the|produce longshoremens records OSTERMAN AT CORDOVA miles an hour | 5ot gy g ¢ , and submit it mounted on rom 1937 to 1947, four similar mo- Pl Lxce}x;\se lfundmf'rs nfi\whwl» will i : ?Aa EA'RB‘“KS fllG“]’ [ 0 inch mounting board. tions were argued and taken under Leo E. Osterman, Deputy Collect- be taken and the driverss 3 % 3 @ Lol | All work must e in by Priday|.dvicement yesterday. lcr of Customs, is expected to re- up, the Highway Palrol r — evening, April 29. They were by Alaska Steamship, turn tc Juneau this weekend. J ;’;’:;x;‘:gegg:?oisogng;l:‘gsn;?!:; GVER“IGHIS' A'RPORT‘I o‘l’t'(’f'wwn_ entries, as well 8s|Ncrthland Transpoitation, Alaska ~ He went to Cordova Tuesday to FISHERMEN firs}. wed George Jessel at 18, st Tah A s local, are coming in. i S t;Dock and Storage, :am_i Alaska ‘install a part-time deputy col- AT METHODIST CHURCE paiq 105 Angeles court to free |, . ti0 % (00 (B0 0 nexpected The {Jilg annual ex tit will start|Transportation Companies. The lector, Cordova having been creat- her from her latest husband, poAL kB e e |at 2 o'clock next Saturday after-imotions were to quash service of ed a port of entry by recent execu- ) to Juneau yesterday when their noon in the Elks' Hall, and willlthe subpocna duces tecum, on the | tive order. It has been closed since As it has done for the past sev- Actor Steve Brodie. She claims he | ; nrou C Seattle to the i " + - ears, thodist Church “ uf- te: fronl B continue through Sunday, May 1. iground that the records requested ' 1943. eral years, the Methodisi Church| caused her “grievous mental s ior put n'at the Junesn ==} 70 8y, . 2 ound that ti req; is Tecognizing the fishermen of the fering.”rInternational Soundphoto, DC-4 landed here at 4 i afternoon. Passeng- congregation this first Sunday af- Port Chil- erni i at the Baranof, and ter Easter. The Senior Choir will * 1 2 S SERE AT POINT BARROW cesses Fawzia (left) and Faiza (right), sisters tery work. This will include original 7R SR TN A ! FOR SUNDAY DINNER PI(KI"GS lEAN FOR \GGRRER’ 6F ‘Greab Hbarily by “Of"VARIEIY OF (ASES do not show the information the ; ,.ISK“IM\ BICYCLES 2% 1:1:3;) Baked Ham or Roast Turkey, at | . R g | ILW.U. wants. 3 " Late yesterday afterncon, testi- 6, Grapk. Couplry SiBh, $250. o ence Holmquist and pitchers with GRAND OLD PARTY :eiiv otem aesigns by Gen 1 ON COURT CALENDAR oo v iaken by an ottiia o: - ol sl | y | mon. 3 Pupils of Dalsy Fagerson’s pot- the Alaska Steamship Compa: IF YOUR WATCH IS AILING or JUST PLAIN SICK Talce it to Ada Expert Watchmaker REASONABLE PRICES All Werk Guaranteed Wiilmans Trade Center 201 Seuth Franklin tor will recognize the oceupation sing, and the message by the pas- from which Christ drew many of ? 2 \fterncon to- G RIS, I k> BN The US, Fis:: «nd Wildlife Serv- P NEWS JUPLE HERE KILLINGEWORTHS HERE ice here has received a C.A.A. dis-| dine and Ma- e patch telling of the arrival of esworth Clarence J. Rhode and party in| at the their Beechcraft, at Point Barrow, enjoy- where they overnighted. | Juneau. It is Rhode, Alaska F.W.S. director, nesworth’s. first visit to left Anchorage Monday on an ex- ploratory flight mnorth of the . . B S is vice president Biooks Range, planning to set down o “Tgl:.h”:[l:{l,;r"“"(m“,Fns‘ 1 Wharf Company, in the Anaktuvik Pass region. The AT i E j 7 1 sk scientists hoped to get a caribou The fourth grade of the Juneau Y ¢ fl t‘.,‘:“:v‘ S'l‘l'v RN aciljie o «colis s MEp - peacatny Grade School and their teacher ¢ 1ofe sestions ‘of n\—yvm‘nm e od [heeneval (ecRtol wheR s e oW abetins Sastaa e A s trip. W. A. Elkins, Wildlife Manage- | St S S gat “"" Sk o e g i couple arrived on the ment supervisor, accompanied . - Y3 59, e : nof. Rhode, and a third F.W.S. member - was taken on at Fairbanks—Ray BACK FROM BANKS Woclford, who is enforcement agent e Northland owned by H. E. ior that gistrict. bsen and the Janette, owned The party is thought to have Merle Rhodes, docked at the gone first to Barter Island. ! Storage dock this morning > - > fishing banks. The Nor- ATTENTION MASONS brought in black cod, livers s s 1 bew roller is being the new combination 1 Dolor¢s J., owned by dleman. 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