The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, June 23, 1949, Page 2

“PAGE TWO ™ et s TAKU VALLEY AREA | a3 distar varm to be ang “ac- from Taku y river Loat d showel Taku Valley 1ber members onal local zed the importance of cess of the Taku Lodge y for the future tourist this area. Taku Lodg lodgegsn e South- on Al with the second angd near Ketch'kan, showed of scenes g a in the n of the tourist for the Chamber. of free mail delivery lders in as discussed at e executive board Herb Rowland Discussion was touched off 2y recent visit to Ket housing es on Dr. E. Lannon Kelly Osteopath PHHONE BLUE 670 Follow the Cabs to ROSS' OASIS in Douglas for a Good Time FAIRBANKS WHITEHORSE JUNEAU KETCHIKAN SEATTLE wift, convenient flightv- :n f:ig :‘Aengine Clippers. \ou: enjoy every comfort, ex;;,e service — 88 8 guest of Pan American, world’s most ex- perienced airline. Ask for details and reservations at... BARANOF HOTEL Phone 106 2N AUERII of theThyng Clpper R Now—buy your boy’s cotton T-shirts with Guarantee Ceriificate on every Tub-T. Sizes FOR RECREATION - rrriesmrestises THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE--JUNEAU, ALASKA Miss Coplon ~ IsBreaking :: : 'mhmnuv to time ‘& meeting 'they had in New York, Feb. 18.' Miss | Coplon denied she even knew of the |t ue which is to scatter and hour later whenever an ntcipated meeting is frustrated N . mered away at her story of Kissless E d T ghairman, 4 |rcmance with Russian engineer Val- xpe('e 'o Re“gn, Mie. | entine Gubitchev. | . | Miss Copion is accused of copying 4 {and removing Justice Department /| cecrets with the intent of injuring | | this country and aiding a 1nr91u,n;‘.‘ rower, Russia, In addition Duncan M. Chalmers. Stejer, whe rman fc n the nur NEW YORK, June 23.—(®-— New York state’s Liberay party, figur- that U. S. Senator Rokert I r will resign soon because! of ing former Gov. rt H. Lehman for the post. lecticn of the Democratic ex- “r by the Liberal party’s pol- committee announced las State Chairman Adolf A r , e and | Gubitchev face espionage conspir- acy charges in ‘New York. Miss Coplon complained in nea hysterica) tones today that the gov- ! cinment is not giving her full free-'n | dom to defend herself against es- | Berle age charges. J8Y ived frcm mothers for ir cars to tr from the nu re any other car would be rt confidence! Look for the Pauker the drivers 21018 $1.50 up 1 needs, w York's T2-year oic has ans o, s. Ber » ot Red 1350 D ” /l‘- / f) | I feel that I'm . kept in nior has not answersd a t !fl_: f Qfg ptends Co. | straightiacket ¥ sie Mholted at It Jenate roll call since 1947, ommittee | disercy. SIPUEGRET | M. Kelly, Jr., government BSPAY 2 T2 £ AT 30« Two Perfect Coffees Distinctively Different . . . One is sure to suit your taste. cutor. “I would like for the jury io s> the kind of work I did.” al Judge Alberi L. I. repeatedly that the g ment need not preduce Mis Ccplen's Justice Depar nt ient sheet” showing the w performed. | Miss Coplon said she wantcd (k te Vista, ! jury to°see all the repe:ts that she N ever wrote because “I wiit the peo- Wuest, pharma- | ple to understand.” | also protested that Kelley | kept asking her questions that she | could not answer “yes” or “no." was in explanation of why she speeches after almost HOSPHT2L HOTES Anti's st capped long hours of Jennie Dill| qyestioning in which Kelley: | lsequah. | ) peveloped that she considered Johnson, | visiting Russia in the spring of | 1948. Miss Coplon said that was true, but that she dropped the idea hos- | without trying to do anything about Ht. s | & tes back | Valentine A. Gubitchev, a Russian ngineer, used a habitual Soviet spy hospital was Preferred by Alaskans Sought to show that she and since the Gold Rush days. (0OP NURSERY MOTHERS HOLD PICNIC AT THANE Wednesday afternoon the Cooper- has been succeeded by Mrs. | agreed to act as! coming year, ¥ ram with | H. Barrington, Transporta- | use sort children If there who willing to help out with they are asked LUCKIES PAY MORE 1o give you a finer cigareffe/ Yes, at tobacco auctions Lucky Strike pays millions of dollars more than official parity prices for fine tobacco! There’s no finer cigarette in the world today than Lucky Strike! To bring you this finer cigarette, the makers of Lucky Strike go after fine, light, natu- rally mild tobacco— and pay millions of dollars more than official parity prices to get it! So buy a carton of Luckies today. See for yourself how much finer and smoother Luckies really are—how much more real deep-down smoking en- joyment they give you. Yes, smoke a Lucky! You’ll agree it’s a finer, milder, more enjoyable cigarette! . L.MURRAY MANGUM, independent tobacco buyer of Oxford, N. C., says: *‘Year after year, I've seen the makers of Luckies buy the kind of tobacco that tastes good and smokes good! I've smoked Luckies for 20 years.’” Here’s more evidence that Luckies are a finer cigarette! ©OPA., THE AMERICAN TOWAGCO COMPAI LS/MET —Lucky 668 86 round, so firm, so fully packed ers discussed at length the types | of new toys and equipment needed | for the nursery. dolls, blocks, pounding boards, wag- | | has not yet been formed, the moth- | termittent showers of Juneau. THURSDAY, JUNE 23, 1949 Even if the sun shifies another picnic is planned for the fourth Such things as| Wednesday in July at the home of Mrs. Alexander Young at Fritz ons, trucks, books, etc., will be pur- | Cove. September. It is also hoped that a i HEAVY MINERAL STUDY CONDUCTED BY WEST To make a study of the heavy (considering the fact that 18 chil-| mineral deposits in Soutl:east Al-| idren from 2 to 5 were in and Out | gska, Walter S. West, geologist from ; coats serving. three purposes: pro- of the house dcdging the usual in- the Washington, D. C., Geological tective, vascular and sensory. Survey office, hasi|arrived in, Ju- nedu. He and his ¢réw of twd, Paul D. Benson and Arthur E.'Messett, will work out of the local office until sometime in September. This is the first time in Soutn- east ‘Alaska for West, though he has conducted like studies in other parts of the Territory during the past three years. The human eyeball has thre: 5 for some reason. ative Nursery mothers with their |chased before the nursery opens in : j @BQ Z/7 B | The government contends—and children had a picnic at the home & | AT Miss Coplon hotly dentés—that the of M Eugene Nelson in Thane, | jungle gym, play house,.large table } WASHINGTON, June 23—®—| meetings with Gubitchev were for Althoug! ryone took box lunch- |and doll beds can be made. GUARANTEED | The presccution may conclude its| (he purpose of passing to his gov- | €5 Mrs. Ne provided cocoa, cof- e s WASHABLE { cross-examination of Judith Coplon | ernment secrets she learned as o fee and cooki A great deal was accomplisned, Although Miss Coplon has| justice Department employee. Her Jane Adams and Nancy Leege AND n the stand since last week,!cpory is that they were romancing | the childrens’ activities COLORFAST {her calm seemed about to - break ——— while the mothers had their month- | 3 | yesterday r the first time. Shel v ting Jreame wey when covrnment| SERAIOF WAGNOK IS v o . ne resenune MEAT PHONE 60 { SECTICNS DBr. 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