The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, January 25, 1950, Page 2

PAGE TWO NEW BLAST BY ACHESON ONRUSSIA (haos, Hunger Riddle North (Editor’s ard:on, orrespondent at Hong Kong, was cord the American freighier ¥l Arrow when a Nationalist P—The | new char Ru Jan mane 2 la i rich The following dis- was written abcard the after he spent four days pre in Communist Nerth China Tsingtro while Sk patch Acheson’s nghal. Dep ground dc Russia’s designs portad by ued a detailed “bac ich d wl 5 part W Chine unloaded). yayne Richardson D THE FLYING ARROW O KOBE, ture of chaos and fam- Commur North China to me during the feur on Shamtung Flying Esifigtao, onc X tic Fleet. a well-informed cannot be used. the 3 these said with It know are Al further ¢ in Manchu In ech befo: Press Club two wec son charged that taching Manchu Sinkiang and inner tying to the Foreign Minister special statement over denounc: Aches a mor ous 1 hore the at Russia outer Mong and n is sase of the My inform: jsource. His He said Poor crors in Shantu richest agricultural areas) | ant was name Sovict Uni Vishin the c kl in eekend €s ; (one of | Jepan,—@— | Arrow | China People unbo:t riddied her with shot off | the ship was | maks impossible any surplus r export., Consequently many mil- | pecple will starve before | despite any- | nmunist governmens s willing. Even people are | leaves vds, the Ru Backing up Acheson's w State Department said of intrigues in Manchuria: “The Sov Union the richest indu la firmly behind the Far ment of the Iron Curt WOULD OUST MT. McKINLEY AIRWA‘{S INC. today 1d out of the ai in his report to th McKinley had vio- iar cf i do even variou rbs and picture is| ccause of lack sennel and Commun- ze available | sional men; thinks | Kuomi Nation: MARCH OF DIMES BENEFIT DANCE | BY WINDJAMMERS by oF flights Washington and other points in orod that its tin between Seattle, Anchorage, ar port Dimes it | erew,” with- | air Alaska. He pro- = it for nonsched-| Typical of the ger of the annual March it to cease any form of ransportation but sponsorship by the Alaska Children’s Association | cipal office in Anchgsage, is if {‘ln(h handles the official bidden now to operate between any I| The young musicians who re- to form a patte ’ the Taku Windjammers, de- Walsh based his ‘d«"(l to take part in the annua eration ween April 6 and June 30, 1949. He said the carrier hac advertised > public that it op- erated H"\]. service betweer Seattle: and Alaskan points. Final ision will be made by the -oard aftcr hearing arguments by attorne for Mt. McKinley he CAR e ement section. NCT SURPRISED ANCHCRAGE, Alaska, Jan. (B—Jack Scanvenius, President ol the Mt. McKinley Airwa Inc., says he is d at a Civi Aercnautics Board Examiners’ re- commendation that his line be ordered out of the air. “It’s another ty of the board trying to kill off fr enterpr: ' he said. He cdenied CAB chs t his line had ad- vertised service, f duled airlines. 1evoked and that an activity that “just Mt. McKinley, which has prin- | Crippled 1 dpive. two points Lnlh formed a new dance orches- on op irive for infantile paralysis victims According to Bennie Favre, the Taku agg tion will donate ever; hing above expenses to the Marcl »f Dimes, from the benefit dance 12xt Tuesday evening in the Elk: Zallrcom. Other bandsters are Ear! >rass, Dale Roff, Albert Guino and 311 Huckleber: They sponsor a ‘Juneau Jamboree” every Saturda: izht in the CIO Hall The March of Dimes ional for the last huary, [ anc is tradi- two weeks of | rvance of the 30, of the latc “ranklin Delano Roos! He ‘ounded the National Foundation r Infantile Paralysis January organization h of Dimes JJ percent is turne Territorial Department ol raid he had been told dcl’lh and matched with Federal member in Washington funds. It is administered by the and the like, by a CAB a few mo tirely immaterial to us what the{for hospitalization, braces, shoes t. We will decide what have.” president said the made when he tempted to e n how much people of Al need and the non-scheduled airlines. e KENNETH J. KADOW as a paid-up subscriber 1o THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE is invited to be our guest THIS EVENING Present this coupon to the box office of the CAPITOL THEATRE and receive TWO TICKETS to see: "CAUGHT" Federal 1ax —12c¢—Paid by the Theatre Phone 14—YELLOW CAB C0.-—Phone 22 and an insured cab WILL CALL FOR YOU and RETURN YOU to your home with our compliments. WATCH 'THIS SPACE—Your Name May Appear! ths ago that “it is en-| A.C.C.A, and used as most needed of Alaska victims ot T U'lomyeh ! The : D" artment of Agri- ulture l\as developed a frozen range-lemon puree useful for pies. cakes and sherberts. at- the want remark was } FOR SALE BIG SAVINGS of HIGHEST QUALITY DIESEL. ELECTRIC GENERATING PLANTS 1000 KW to 100 KW IMMEDIATE DELIVERY Inspeet our 600 and 1000 KW Installations in Alaska PHONE . .. WIRE . . . WRITE—COLLECT Diesel Division, NATIONAL METAL & STEEL CORP. Dept. JE, Terminal Island, Cal. Phone: Los Angeles NE 6-2517 | alonal | owship. TRAPPER DRIFTS 8 ' DAYS, WALKS WEEK BEFORE RESCUED PRINCE RUPERT, B.C., Jan. 25 A Ketchikan, Alaska, trapper today at Masset, B.C., atter ht days in the North} 1 walking for more than; the sub-zero tempera-| ,\'mthvrn British Colum- sted ture: bia, Provinc of police identified the ¢ rge Anderson, His iition wa Anderson vigil began troller tecame dis- south end of the He drifted for eight the craft beached ham Island, 90 miles Entrance Strait from panhandle. the across Dixon the Alaska Packing prov ment from his started walking n. He hiked for {ore police saw his Masset, and equip- ‘Anderson ard civiliza- nine days be- 1al fire near L PRESBYTERIAN MEN'S FELLOWSHIP MEETING AT MEMORIM (HRUCH Juneau’s Memorial Presbyterian Shurch was the scene, last evening, f a special Men's Fellowship meet- | Paralysis Pr f there THE DATLY ALAS 2 MAYORS MAKE JOINT PROCLAIM, MARCH OF DIMES WHEREAS, the month of Jan- uary has been selected as the time March of Dimes: finance the Infantile sram and WHEREAS, during the past year was it increase in the number of polic cases in the United States, almest depleting the funds of the National Foundation and WHEREAS, infantile paralysis is no respector of rsons or places and no one can foretell where thi disease may strikz next, and WHEREAS, the cost of treatment is usually beyond the financial,ab- ility of the individual and their only hope is to receive finan- cial aid from this fund, and g WHEREAS, if every person wil contribute to the where a little contributed can do sc much, any victim of infantile par- alysis in the Territory can be as- sured of proper treatment regard- less of the cost NOW THEREFORE: We, the Mayors of Douglas and Juneau. designate Friday the 27th day of January the March of Dimes Tag Day on Gastineau Channel anc appeal to every individual to give sly to this most worthy campaig! erage (Signed) MIKE PUSICH Mayor of Douglas ng at which the Rev. Walter Sobo- eff presided. A prozram of enter- ainment was preceded by inspir- messages. First was a talk vén ty the Rev. A. B. Morgan of he Juneau Methodist Church, who roke on the theme, “A Minister Looks at the Men of the Church. Following was a discussion of he records of service to the church 2y prominent Lusines This nessage was delivered by the Rev. Faul H. Prouty, whose title was, ‘A Boatman Locks at the Men of the Church.” Mr. Prouty is in harge of the Presbyterian Mission essel, M.V. Princeton-Hall A discussion he new year was X nembers of the group. A nominat- committee was appointed to J1orose names of members as can- lidates for the offices of the Fel- The nominations of thi ommi:ttee will be presented and icted upon at the next meeting »f the men’s group. Chairman ot he committee is Norman Lilyroth Fred Morgan and Bill Nigh 5 nominating committee members It was decided to hold meetings »f the Men's Fellowship one night )f each month, After the service and business neeting two reels of sound pictures n color were shown, the subject eing the Clympic Games of 1948. ’ictures and projector were il- le through courtesy of Lt. Col. joseph D. Alexander, Officér in Sharge of National Guard Affairs »f Alaska. Hot dogs and coffee were served it the conclusion of the affair hich a large attendance was ent. Y ACIFIC NORTHERN ng SRINGS 7, TAKES 8 SN TUESDAY FLIGHTS Seven persons a erday from the ific Northern ent to Anchorag Arriving fro ved here yes- westward via Pa- ines, and eight | chorage were or. Lawrence M. Lowell of Bart- ett, Alaska; George A. Matson, bert Aste and Donna Chantotf. oming from Cordova were Ralph Jiller, and Rotert and Mike Riley. | Going from Jun to Anchorage ere Robert C. Morgan, Ralph' ’rowne, A. J. Peterson, Bill Salt, t. Col. J. D. Alexander, Verne Al- iright, Anita Sullins and H. D. WNilcox. Chio's Democr Slarence Brown nis to change ‘aper currency — to catch taxi vaders. He says hoarded bills could e flushed out of hiding to pro- ide extra taxes enough to balance he budget. entative | Mrs. , Leslie Brendible, Cors | M. Guppy, WAINO HENDRICKSON Maycr of Juneau PAN AMERICAN DEPARTS WITH 15, BRINGS 17 HERE " Seventean persons arrived yester- day via Pan American World Air- passengers left th: PAA also carrie from Seattle 1d seven from Seattle to ‘airbanks. Arriving Clark ar/i from Seattle were Esther infant Richard; Mr. Walter Field, with Wil- | the y; Don Foster, Jackson, M. A. Johnson, Maurstad, Rozert C. Mor- L. Norman, Ani Sullin L. B R. S. Warfield. Verne oarded at Ketchikan. Joining the flight here for Fair- anks were Peter Outwater, H. W. Starling, Edward Dunn, Charles Mountjoy and A. M. McNab. Southbound, Morris Hansen was James gan, J Albrigh a passenger to Ketchikan; and for Seattle: Ralph Miller, Mr. and Mrs. M. Solley, Bishop Gleason, Donna Chantoff, Robert Riley and Mike; Ernie Savviko and Alfredo Gon- COASTAL FLIGHTS BRING 10; TAKE 31, Alaska Coastal Airlines flizhts yesterday brought 10 persons to Juneau and carried 31 persons from here to points in Southeast Alaska. To Pelican: Jack Stearns and Lillian Stearns; to Elfin Cove: Mrs. G. Willlams and E. O. fwanson; to Idaho Inlet: Jack Jackson; to Mrs. Jacob White and mel; to Excu B Mrs. Eddie Jamestown. To sSitka: Josephine Jeannette Sommers, Mrs. Sommers, Norma Massey, B. Frank Heintzleman, Harriet Br(—mlmla Booth, S Berge, Leo Bierows| George ‘Ae- grath, E J. O'Malley, and Ray Downing; To Fish Bay: W. Haines: Edythe E. Walker, Carl Nielsen and Mabel Nielsen; to Skagway: Doug Blanchard, Mrs. Bigham, William Bigham Jr, and Alex Blanchard: and to Ketchikan: Art Walker and Jimmie Bolton. From Pelican: Oscar Dobus; from Hoonah: Kendall Williams; from Green’s Cove: Ray Westfall; from Eitka: S. F. Berge, Mrs. Workman, William James, and Peter Cutwater; from Skagway: John Hejdelberger; and irom Ket- chikan: C. Irwin. Westfall; to Moose Members — Please Notice -———— There will be a semi-formal Dinner and Dance at the Moose Club Sa turday, Janu- ary 28 starting at 7:30 Mooseheart film shown after dinner. Maker eservations at once. $1.50 per plate. Phone March of Dimes | to Ket-| Alice Refl,\.‘ Wick and Jones, | KA EMPIRE—JUNEAU, ALASKA 'Death Toil, Brush Fire, Mounls fo 8 1¢ Operation Performed ;.A\.ZN(!D Ce jan. 25—(P—The death toll in brush fire near Colorado Spring. Tuesday rose to eight today. Corp. Kenneth Watson, wife lives at Colorado Springs, at the Camp Carson Hospital to- i Corp. Bobky Coleman ot ht, Texas, succumbed yes- COLORADO dicc SEATTLE, Jan. 25—(® zency operation zall bladder will Cassill, University Athletic Director, month. assill was operated after suffering ittack the previous evening follow- ing a radio discusson of television which he recently banned University baskztball games. Dr. Willim P. Hutchinson termed the operation “completely success- ¥ iul” FLAT TIRE ON PLANELGNDING IS MADE SAFELY : 25 —-An emer- for removal cf a sideline Harvey of Wash victims also werc for nearly at Camp Carson 90 wooden buildings wind-driven fire Two other soldiers were reportec serious condition cther The six tatione: nea isumed by hac upon in SEMATOR MGRSE MAY BE WITNESS, BRIDGES’ TRIAL Swear WoridrsfiU-sed by One Wintess During An- other Nonsy Session CO, Jan A tentative plan to call U. S, Sen- ator Way Morse (R-Ore) as 2 character witnes: or Harry Bridg- ith difficulties EEATTLE, Jan. ound pirliner flew rom Alaska y erday 1 flat tire. The tire blew out as a Mt. Mc- y Airways ne was taking! f ircm Annette Island, near Ket- ‘hikan, with seven passeng was headed for Anchorage. Pilot R. P. Baker of aded back south for a 1 with crash and fire s standin 35y at Boeing Field her He made a straight and ‘anding despite the tire puil. officer on the rence Chapman of y Morrew of Ancho: 77 ARRIVE, 31EAVE - because Eugene, Ore. very friend- ustralian-bo dent, on trial rnment cha: n he testifie zation hearin been a Com- Merse indicated at 1 e would nc v ll‘(‘ws the pres cd Bridge safe at his 1¢ that he had munist. Defense ever flizht Mac- James uld, once west coast t In that Atto call \A .1\\ me Labor arbittrator. see why the defer to subpocna me. permitted testify by ap- ance in court in regard fc Bridges, I would say this If he isn't a Communist he certain- ly fcllows the Commie line straight. am completely out of sympathy i with Bridge: “I cannot would want 10 The Baranof arrived in at 8 p.m. last night from t} nd departed for the Westw 1:15 am. th i rbarking were 27 p2 the lmu He outk .oarded Westward. From rank Dr Duncan, £ noff, noted for its fre- clded another ay. The man ted it was Bruce B. gshoreman and defense Government witness John | Schemaker said Jones helped him (recruit Bridges into the Communist Party in October, 1933. ‘Schemaker is a G- - - D- - - lias : : Mrs. F. beth Statts, Iwhen he said T did,” Jones roared, [ vrm B < S and M NEW COMMANDER FOR STORIS ARRIVES HERE i Comdr. F. J. Statts, who will as jsume command of the Coast Guard Cutter Storis this weckend, arriv- iedsin J u aboard the Baranof. ! Comdr. Statts came from St. Leuis, Mo, where he had been {chief personnel officer at the Se- cond Coast Guard District head- quarters. He will take al, Mrs Comdr. and Cava- ell: Dono- HILDA ERAUSE RETURNS s Hilda E d the tended vaca tcok her to p the states. Miss Krause visited a Chicigo and then went south, ar- riving in that section of the coun- try just ahead of the floods. to the w ved there amid recorded in nd and saw the | iich hit those places efter an e outside whi over command of ally all par the cutter after a muster and re- lief ceremeony at the Engineers’ dock, replacing Comdr. J. R. Kur- cheski who has commanded the Storis for 32 months Cemdr. Statts was accompanied to Juneau by e, and their deughter Elizabeth, 5, and son John -8 months old. | CHAMBER T SEE FILM | ON ROAD CONSTRUCTION WEIMER-MILL MARRIAGE APPLICATION A movie, showing the latest road- | tuilding equipment in action, will be featured on the program at the Chamber of Commerce’s ncon meet- ing tomorrow in the Gold Room of he Baranof Hotel. Chamber Secretary Roberta Aste said today that the film will be presented by the Northern Com- mercial Company. The movie will follow the usual order of business, he said. Billy Bob Ccastguardsman Esther Geraldine Juneau, tod Weimer, 20-year-old of Juneau, Miller, 19, plica iage license with sisoner Gorden Gray. FROM XKETCHIKAN Ketchikan, and Gastineau Hotel. Your Beposits ARY SAFE BUY and HOLD UNITED STATES SAVINGS BON THE management of this bank is pledged to conserva- tive operation. The safety of depositors’ funds is our primary consideration. 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