The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, September 21, 1949, Page 2

PAGE TWO H. M. Blackmer Is Back from MOTOR CHECK-UP 10 BE EXTENDED 10 0CTOBER - H | The annual vehicle safety check- xile in France . s o e | torial Highway Patrol and the Ju- i neau Police Department, which be- will be extended Henry | gan September BOSTON, Sept B. Blackmer, 80, Colorado million- |to October 1, it was announced to- | aire who fled this country 27 years 3 | It is compulsory that every car | |GUERRILLA BANDS IN GREECE BEING 1 (RUSHED, REPORT Fusther Troge in Sight 1f Communist Nations Renew Aid THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU, ALASKA INDICTMENTS ARE RETURNED IN RIOT, announced its new rate of exchange with the dollar. The Bell Aifcraft Corporation has accepted a settlement. formula for its 14-week-old strike at Wheatfield near Niagara Falls, N. Y. There has been no comment yet | federal mediators. A Other Teen Agers Cited for Viotence In Washington, Federal Labor| ‘Conciliators are studying an offer | 8f'a company pension’ said to have beéen ROBESON CONCERT | i . . Ewrglrzh t::reu:medo:;u:h!; ::;l:fl :]n; Son of Ch]ef Of Pdi(e m“] | Cor, are passengers on the Prin- WHITE PLAINS, N.Y., Sept. 21— made by ‘the Ford Motor p A police chiefs son and five 'DOUGLAS | NEWS | Mrs. Clyde Barnes, her broth- | er Jerry Smith and niece Margaret cess Louise enrcuse to their form- |er home at Portland. Mr. Bar- | nes, former Juneau Spruce em-; ployee, preceded the family south, [ to take further: schooling unde: the Veteran's Bill of Rights. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1949 'CHAMBER TO SEE MOTION PICTURES OF B. C. ROAD LINK Of special interest Tecause of the proposed Southeast Alaska car ferry system is the color motion B | picture to be shown to Chamber of | Commerce members and guests to- | morrow. Ra’e Alaskan Indian; Pictures of the road link between Louise for Seattle. Bob, son of Mr. and Mrs. Hermann Savikko, is en- rolling again -at the University of Washington for his third year. RETURNS HOME Mrs. Gordon Wanto arrived Tonte last Monday via PAA for a weeks visit with her parents and friends at Anchorage. She made the re- turn trip, accompanied this far by her mother, who is going outside for a visit. ago to escape testifying in the Tea- NEW YORK, Sept. 21.—(P— The . yot Dotiie D dal, artived here to- | be checked before that time,” said [United Nations special comm)ssion‘g;’:&:?l{‘mrmi_sfln;“’g"’ b;;h‘;' |other young men were under in- REANEE | q .oa Prince Rupert and Prince George, day by plane from France, Immi- Lt. Emmett Botelho of the Patrol|in the Balkans (UNSCOB) sald to- | oo aoy o Steflwflgflm' "'}diccmems today in connection with | OES. I} % ST w ls M m both in British Columbia, are to gration officials reported Owners failing to comply will be |day the Greek army has eliminated = . | violence which followed a Paul| For the first }rl'neet mizo 3 gdle PV g L | be shown by Ralph Browre, Assist- Without the fanfare that mark- |cited into court.” | organized guerrilla resistance | o o fohting for the b | Robeson concert Sept. 4. term, Nugget Cl B};:; no'f . : r{ m ant Manager of the Alaska Develop- ed his fl from this count Betelho reports that, for thelaleng the northern borders ot | s -Amg hgs S to 8 They allegedly’' were among Of Eastern sta:. a [hu ve- ;p ‘d m‘mem Board. The taking of the Blackmer $tepped off an Air France t several days, Ic garages | Greece. & ”}"’mscmdo %mcm o A rondside hecklers who stoned the|ning last n’:sh '12’ s re:a n;W 3 movies was a project of the De- plane as just another passenger. have experienced shortages in; This does not mean that the civflls‘i pribices Re;i e “:’:mt‘“,mncert crowd leaving the left- m;nbers lta eg 1n oJ nncd [.;dx:' sy Bk 0 _veldpment Board. Oliver Remington, assistant U. S. | equipment for bringing cars up to|war is ended. Communist-lea| i, J €% PC BE €S WO\ wing Negro singer's performance.| Mis Alex Gair, Jr. e8¢ M. ] e b ai—h€| The Juneau Chaiber of Com- Commissioner of Immigration, re-|safety requirements, as to stop-|guerrilla bands still rove parts ot | el:iy 3 o £ SUPPOTt &re | Tjree of them are teen-agers. John Haagensen were initiated as|theft of an irreplaceable Alaskan merce will meet tomorrow noon in voaled Blackmer's identity at the | lights, headlights, tail lights and|the interior. The Greek army's|Sseuting the once thriving Pmi One of those mamed is Joseph|new members and Mrs. John Mc- | Indian spoon from its display case|the Gold Room of the Baranot i | brae : | recently concluded Grammos Moun- miles east-northeast of Cnnum.’ A. Lillis, Jr., 25, fon of the Police|Cormick of Juneau affiliated tojwas reported today ty the Portland | gotel, Blackmer, after gaining great, “However, he said, “they are do-tain offensive drove strong rebell . oo o om0 o0 oo | Chief at Peekskill, N.Y., near where Nus‘xet Chzmer-rk Ofu:i?ewlgimtnhemr;uuuseu;}; e w in Colorado mining and|ing all they can to expedite ship- |detachments across the Albanian miteae ts taklngr h = | the outdoor concert was held. business and wo H ook’ g, ector Thomas C. Col §Ed b ei western oil ventures, chose self-| ment of necessary parts fieh the|frontier, as other offensives havel g up another pro-| y, tne indictments handed down|Worthy Matron Alice Poor’ gave spoon, carved from a goat’s horn, S { oo exile I France rather than |states, and expect them in a few |done before. ‘Each time in the past,| Bt HioWing BUlGpesi (Covery. |, ', county Sratll ey, Lifls wab|Brt uccountt of ter &0p 6 £R OUEEIHEHCE] Todiar CHAIS. g H0r | teams—MasSage testify in the Senate investigations| da and federal court trials growing out of the oil scapdals of the Harding|safety drive, traffic officers chang- | Administration. led the hours of the daily check-led in Athens last night 13 Al.|lnternational wheat agreement. | icjemeanor. Refresnments were served to 60} The Commerce Department’s : : Subsequently, Blackmer paid! up, stopping motorists from 5 to!banian soldiers who surrendered PORT ALBERNI, B.C—Fish | More than 100 persons were m-lmembers and visitors present on a | latest §f.atcm|znz on business is | He.kh s P $60,000 in fines for contempt ox}fl'ao p. m. ¥ jto Greek frontier guards reported ol = €r- | jured in the barrage of stones andjflower-decked banquet table in the| optimistic but cautious. It says §. 418 court and $3670784 for back in-| In that time, 81 cars were that guerrilla leaders hoped to re-|MeR on Vancouver Island's West|;c that met departing concert-|dining hall by Mrs. James Par-|August developments maintain the come taxes | checked for faulty equipment, with|enter Greece soon “with Russian |08st are protesting alleged poach- ..o following an anti-Communist|sons, Mrs. Tarleton Smith, Mrs.|overall stability of the economy PHONE 667 the FLAGPOLE SITTER following results: er’s licenses. b 11 car§ had no stoplights. o ; "or (OMING Dowu 4 cars had only one headlight, |t0 Peace” ik Greecels Communist | Fanelli announced a full scaled|qenger on the Princess Louise en- 6 cars had no tail light | northern neighbors, Albania and| A Civil Aeronautics Board exami- grand jury investigation into the|.,ute to Three Hills, Alberta, where cars had faulty brakes. | Bulgaria, continue aiding guerril-|ner has recommended that Panyiolence will cegin Oct. 3. she is to enroll as & ,sophomore |} car had no horn. car with defective door. FROM PERCH YET gk | | | i | | | | | | CLEVELAND, Sept. 21— #— Yesterday, the sixth day of the 32 violation tickets were issued; | of these 2 individuals had no driv-|vantage at the frontier. with foreign license to be re- the guerrillas have reorganized and returned. The Greek general staff announc- {aid.” Greece holds a temporary ad- The commission warned, however, iof “increased gravity of the threat |las in defiance of U. N. Assembly | resolutions. i The quesuon_xs: should American charged with hurling a stone dollars set aside for the Marshall|y; ,yon 4 car window. The techni- Plan be used to help pay for the| ., count is malicious mischief, a ing by United States seine boats y.ierans parade outside the con- inside the three-mile limit. Fisher-' ... orounds. A half dozen cars men at Port Alperni have signed a| .. . verturned. petition asking for a 12-mile limit| "1, jpgictments came as West= e s st chester District Attorney George M. American Airways be permitted to/ absorb its parent holding com-‘l ! pany—Pan American Airways cor-rpAR" oms R“s“m Chapter Tri-Annual Assembly, held | at Toronto, Ontario, Curing the | summer. Edward Bach and Mrs. Joe Maker.! e | TO THREE HILLS Miss Dorothy Tassell, daughter of Joe Tassell of Douglas was a pas- jin a mission schoel there. This is|] her second term at the schooll. than 100 years ago, and could never; be duplicated. | Dellaway reached in midsummer. The De-| partment indicates that in personal | income and retail sales, tusiness is | holding its own. ! Plasmatic Treatments SAVE §252 fo SCANDINAVIA 1 | newea | poration. BIRTHDAYS Flagpole sitter Charley Lupica isn't|" 53 {jkets fssued from pnvmus‘B l x I | SEASO“ fOR BETA SlGS Danna Jean and Richard, Poor - coming down from his perch yet ;h\'s were returned. | SAN FRANCISCO — Western | celebrated their birthday dates on A g & even though his Cleveland Indians a1 0] { States Democrats favor immediate| Plans for a “kia” party which|Monday afternoon, with Danna five A real bargain! Special low round-trip fares: ? no longer have even a mathe- | statehood for Hawaii and Alaska.|will open the rushing season of lyears of age on the 19th and Rich- Copenhagen or Oslo $551.30 (regular fare matical chance of winning the p«“xh;’ ® ® & o o e ® ® ¢ % There's a new strike deadline to-{The organization issued a policy | Beta Sigma Phi sorority constituted |ard four years old the 16th. Thir: $743.40), Stockholm $569.80 (regular fare nant. I 5 ¥ # ©iday. It's September 29th, and if |statement saying Hawaii and|the main topic of discussiun at)teen little boys and girls were in $792), Helsinki $604 (regular fare $856.80) “I really am burned up when|® WEATHER REPORT ® | differences are not settled by then, | Alaska are entitled to full repre-|the regular meeting of the grouPivited to the party for fun and, ... good for trips up to 60-days duration an: people ask me if I'm com'ng down,”| ® (V. S. WEATHER BUREAD) & |¢ome 115000 employees of the Ford | sentation and participation in the held last night at the Baranof. |favors. Yinie Betwash Octobdrl and ‘& . 130 y he said. “I don't care what those|® (This datais for 24-hour pe- @ [nroior Company plan to walk out.|national government. | "Miss Freeda Bechtole, Vice- ATV o PRt fair weather friends say aout the| ® riod ending 7:30 am. PST) ®|7ne CIO auto workers say, how- 2 oS | President and rushing chairman, ELEVENTH BIRTHDAY | ® THE ONLY DC-6 planes — most Indians. T'm still with them.” ¢ In Juneau—Maximum, 52; @ .yar thoy now have an offer of a FROM LOS ANGELES announced plans and committees| Miss Anne Pusich was 11 years frequent to Scandinavia. The druggist climtzd up on the|® minimum, 46. 1 _ ®lcompany financed pension plan. F. W. Mucklow of Los Angeles is ' for the party to be held at the|of age yesterday and was given a| 3 3 i pole 114 days ago, vowing he|® At Airport—Maximum, 51; e \a guest at the Gastineau. | Scottish Rite Temple at 8 o'clock|party by her sister, Mrs. Guy Russo ® FREE MEALS, smorgasbord, re- ¥ wouldn't come down until the In-|® minimum, 45. ®| Chancellr Konrad Adenauer’s — | Friday evening, September 23. Jean | with fourteen of Anne’s friends in- freshments. dians won the pennant or the sea-|e 2 ® cabinet of 13 right wing ministers FROM LOS ANGELES Marsh and Jean Rusher were ap-|vited for games and an afternoon ® NO TAX. oo 4 son ended. . e R ® khas been confirmed by President| Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Pond of Los|pointed as members of the food|of fun and goodies. -‘ for baggaglj(:x;lgg l(?sg ] g]‘:l(;:harge 1 And although the temperature|® R : i ® Theodor Heuss of the West Ger-]Angeles are registered at the Bar-|committee. Harriet Smith, Dorothy| Winning prizes during the after- L e dropped to a chilling 46 last night—]: Cloudy ,‘l"‘“‘ intermittent @ ... Republic. ‘The Christian |anof Hotel. | Farrol, Marion Jensen and Carol|noon were Karen Mortensen, Maria zzam 765 | his first since the club lost its| o ;_“"{ “’“t‘fi“ hnd _T"”’*f‘;’r«:‘ ® Demccratic Chancellor gave eight Reams volunteered to served on thej Worobec and Richard Pusich. See Your Travel Agent i mathematical chance—he said he|® 0“65:8-(':1)::1(““‘(:1‘?:0“1: Y : portfolios to his own party, three to | BEST-MADE PLANS OF | clean-up committee. | Anne is the youngest daughter or Northwest Airlines would keep his bargain. He will| g d e b X_"\ the Free Democrats and two to the TRAVEL AGENTS, ETC.| Appointed to discuss the aims and | of Mayor and Mrs. Mike Pusich, ‘Westward Hotel, Anchorage descend on Oct. 2 when the In-| 9 around =54 Southeasterly o |Geman porty | purposes of the group at the model|who are still vacationing, but due dians finish playing. |6 :x”’,‘:: ":“:’;‘“"’l’?““y b = _— CHICAGO —®— Ricardo Nel- | mesting to be held on October 4|home tomorrow. { N . 25 ok o A former Chinese Ambassador to(son runas a travel agency. He has|Wwere Betty Bonnett, Ruth Sharon, ] ePRECIPITATIONS e Moscow has zeen assassinated in{mapped tours for many vacation- and Dorothy Farrol. i A baby boy was born to Mr. and Iun‘ BR!NGS 3300 . D AT O N o|Hong Kong. Fifty-nine-year-old |ists, His interest in his work was| At the close of the business|Mrs Clayton Fleek yesterday at { 4 e City of Juneau—=20 inches; e Ceneral Yang Chieh was preparing|more than professional. He had | meeting, program chairman Ione!St. Ann's Hospital. This is the : 0 I ASI- RIA' % Minae Sept. 1, 450 mches: o o leave for a Chinese Communist|the urge to go places, too. Finally, Williams conducted the cultural‘third child for the family, now be- AIRLINES SYSTEM . I N A o g |e since July 1, 1551 \iHes. megting to set up a Red govem-lwim the summer rush over, Nelson | program. She spoke on the adorn-}ing two boys and a girl. ® At the An'port 08 inches: ® ment, w:g China. But two gunmen|planned a nice long motor trip for |ment of primitive peoples, and ® Seattle: 824 White Bldg. H flEET uNloADI“G ® since Sept. 1, 230 inches; ® killed him in his apartment. himself. He got everything ready|Helen Schaefer spoke on stage TO SCHOOL | ® since July 1, 9.79 inches. ol with practiced ease. Then the night | make-up. | Bob Savikko left on the Princess - * o | Secretary of State Dean Acheson|before the takeoff date the brick| — T tase st s s 7 R TR TR AT s oz s ASTORIA, Ore, Zept. 21—P—|s o o @ © w < ® @ o o Das called on the Latin American|wall of his garage collapsed. His The Astoria tuna fleet was unload- ing good catches here today, tak- | countries to join with the United States in ending what he terms the car—and his plans—were ruined. ing advantage of Astoria's $300-a- ton price. Prices at California, where the tuna were caught, were slumping CABLE SHIP STILL AT WORK years of turmoil in the Caribbean |area. He made it clear that the ACS officials here report that U.S. will strongly oppose aggression the cable ship Lenoir has located or plotting against any nation in SAARBRUCKEN, Germany—®— Several months ago the Ministry of Culture of the Saar, now econ- omically merged with France, in- another break in the line of Wrangell. to $285 a ton. The fleet planned to set out again for the California coast and| here ran as high as 17-tons per|ago. Four breaks boat. | The damage was evidently done its heavy run of albacore. Deliveries | by the earthquake of several weeks 'nounces that all Dutch prices have'was good. have already been frozen as of yesterday, and been repaired, they said. The Le- that prices which have gone up noir, battling boiler trouble, should since then will be forced to come complete work on this one within down. The Netherlands has re- south ' this hemisphere. ‘The Netherlands government an- ! valued its guilder, but has not yet ivited proposals for a national an- lthem. Now the ministry found that none of the 537 drafts submitted It urgently requested Johannes Kirchweg, to 3 | the poet, |write one. j Some 50,000 Indians live on New | Mexico reservdtions. MOTHER OF NINE 15|~~~ BLUDGEONED, DEATH PALMER, Alaska, Sept. 21.—(®— Mrs. Margaret Toloff, 48-year-old | mother of nine children, was blud- geoned to death with & blunt in- strument, a coroner’s jury ruled. Her beaten body was found lying Millions of bottles are bought by men who like that clear N ow the newest is the finest by far in a ditch alongside a secluded lane three miles south of here on o+ Monday. It was estimated she had been dead two weeks. | Dr. R. E. Garrett said that rape A was assumed but could mot be de- | New Foto-Fill Filler + New Visible Ink termined” madically. 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