The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, January 26, 1950, Page 2

PAGE TWO INDIA IS FREE l Bussed by Wife After ficqulflal DEMOCRACY; TIES BROKEN ociated Press) 000,000 Teo; and a new con ¥ the end of a c (By India’s President was procl covercicn dem The inaug ed the instal Rajend: follew the spiritual 1 domination of Ir néia. Dr. Pr: sident. He rep of ths state, the Governor Ger who was thec ally the Br King’s representative in Indis strong link with the Britis was brcken teday. But mains a member of the Bri Commonwealth of Nations which | is a voluntary association of na- tions with varying forms of gov-| ernment. le a 31-gun cersmonial salut boomed in New Delhi, gunfire ¢ another sort rang out in Bombay. | Police fired shots to disperse o | Communist demonstration. | Another newly-born repubiiz The United States of Indonesia was having internal trouk te In the heart of the capital, Jak- arta, Indenesian Government tro ‘|, fought a daylight gun battle wi a band of desertcrs. Seven person were killed and a number of others injured in the sudden flareup. | The fighting followed a raid las Monday by followers of the rene- gade Dutchman R. P. M. (Tur Westerling who has recruited a pri- | vate army in West Java and has| demanded recognition by the Indo- nesian authorities. 1 ADVANCED TYPING CLASS, 15T MEETING ON MOHDAY NIGHI, Registration 10r night classes| was held Monday evening in the} office of the Superintendent ot | Schools and 21 students registered | for advanced typing which will hold | its first meeting next Mond W Jsnuary 30, abyfa9s iR t tvpine room in the High Scho Building under the direction of Mrs. Pauline Whitaker. The numby registering for shorthand, which is to be a co tinuation of the work of the clas: Jjust finished, Unless there is a much was only four greater in enrollment between now and | next Tuesday, January 31, this class | will be dropped. However, if n‘ sufficient number do enroll, the class will cont'nue under the ablc direction of Mrs. Amanda Cook, Juneau High School Commerce instructor. Enrollment may be at any time in the office of the Su-! perintendent of Schools. A TRIALS COSTING ™ GOV, BIG MONEY E & (By Associa',ed Press) 7% The flurry of ‘important trials | recently has been costing the gov- ernment plenty of money Attorney General J. Howard Mc- | Grath has been keeping Congress informed of some of the costs. Not including FBI or court room ex-| penses, the Alger Hiss case January 11 used $58,000 of gov- ernment money. The trial of the 11 top Commun- | ists cest the government $128,000— | and money still is keing ent on it. M. §. Eisenhower New President of Pa. Sate (ollege HARRISBURG, Pa., Jan. 26— —Milton Stover Eisenhcwer, long 1 career government official and since 1943 President ot Kansas State College, is to be the new President of Pennsylvania State College. The b51-year old educator is a brother of General Dwight D Eisenhower, wartime prem: Allied Comman'ir‘r in Beware Coughs From Common Colds That HANG ON Creomulsion relieves promptly because it goes right to the seat of the trouble o help loosen and expel germ laden phlegm and aid nature to soothe and Leal raw, tender, inflamed bronchial taucous membranes. Tell your druggist to sell you a bottle of Creomul: with the unders(mdmg you must i the way it quickly allays the cough or you are to have your money back. CREOMULSION for Coughs,Chest Colds, Branchlhs Su pe | increase | ma Preston Tucker is kissed by his wife, Vera, in their Chicago apart- ment after they arrived home from Federal Court, where Tucker and seven of his associates were found innocent by a jury on charges of mail fraud in connection with his cfforts to build a “dream car” a model of which ihe holds. (P Wirephoto. SCHESON UNDER Wis) on’s ation fenator McCarthy anted to know whether Aci tatement “might be an ir FERE BY FOES ON the Secretary of State is also lling the world that he will not s back on any of the other HISS BACKING nists in the State Depart- were some informal ex- FDWIN B. HA/ ons of admiration for Ache- ASHINGTON, Jan 2 P— n on Capitol Hill, based on the $ etary of State Acheson’s sud-|theme of personal loyalty, but der amous statement that “I e was no apparent rush to his a itend to turn my k Alger Hiss” stirred Republican Sl - th today. cen arg the Roos i I 'I“H" inistrations have i ared to follow the lead of Sena-| ’ | or Mundt (R-SD). | Mundt directed a three-hour ‘at- As-ociated Press) (By A Hiss, Acheso! adr o Amer Flying tration foreign policies late yes- this erday in the Senate. morning. Aboard the vessel was Of Acheson’s statgment that he United States Consul General Carl ouldn’t turn his back on Hiss—an | Hawthorne, chief of the no d friend, and State Department consulate in the Chinese iate who has been convicted of | Tsingtao. ury in a trial that linked him Hawthorne expressed hope that h Communist Mundt had this two American airmen held by the Communists will be released soon The airmen were captured in Oct- 1948. ant thing 1s not the vhich Dean Acheson | cher, its Hiss to influence the posi- ion of his back—the thing that When lava from Mount Etna A ns would like to know is | swept over the city of Catan'a in far Dean Acheson has per- 1 AD, it is ieved that 15,000 nitted Hiss to influence his mind.” | people were killed. W Plan to Atiend the Mareh of Bimes Benef v Bance Tuesday, January 31 Elks Hall MUSIC BY THE TAKU WINDJAMMERS Your Deposits ARE SAFE BUY and HOLD UNITED STATES SAVINGS BONDS bank is p tive of ement of this dged to conserva= operation. The safety depositors’ funds is our nary consideration. In ion the bank is a mem- Fe dnu] Deposit Insur- tion, which in- 1 of our depositors to a maximum of DEPOSITS | IN THIS BANK ARE INSURED $5,000. FIRST NATIONAL BANK of JUNEAU, ALASKA MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION THE DATLY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU, ALASKA NAVY OFFICERS GET |MARS EXPLOSION ' RADIOACTIVE FROM | PUTS SCIENCE ON - BROKEN CAPSULE being concentrated in Western Ger- in Sar where the planet can be ob- Francisco Bay, e Island, n. 17. m because of the position IN HOT WATER WASHINGTON, Jan. 26—®—The | has been seen since 1933.” WORLD LOOKOUT SAN FRANCIECO, Jan. 26—#—| ALBUQUERQUE. M., Jan. 26 ule of radium chloride—ag- |—(#-—-A worldwide watch of the tally broken at a Navy radio-|planet Mars has been ordered by 1 cafety course—spread a mild s following reports of. a dioactive co tion among a{“terrific explosion” there Jan. 18. score of military officers, the Navy| World Director Walter Haas of disclosed today the Association of Lunar and Plan- The accident happened on Trea-|etary Observers, said the work is| n pushed a 1 John H Navy spokesmen said radioac-|served better | tivity was traced into several widely e e ccattered homes but added that o these amounts were “no more Jetha ) IMAhematics st | " i o Ihad received 2 cr¢ on the ex-| than the luminous dial of a wrist plosicn from a member watch.” of Association 11 traces of radioactivity have 2 ieen removed. Those ox"posed ‘to greyish in the air the freak mishap Iu.vfl‘c\n BeslEna. the (\!71‘\'““ meter was | centaminated, an official - spokes-| ... cq mately 900 man said. miles, T T TR He and color | lof the remarkable.” g s b was not visible in the United States of Mars al \—- fl‘." time. The University of \'L\\ M\xlc\,v v'hmv or yellow-white pxu]eclmn;‘ s on Mars, but nothing of that sort |= FPost Office Department said today | the Olympic Novelty Co. of Los Angeles has to stop usng the mails to promote a rubber bath mat made up of so-called “falsies.” A Department hearing on the matter, scheduled for taday, was called off. The Department last week charged there was an apoarent vio= lation of the obscenity laws in the mail advertising and distribution and ordered the company to an- wer the charges. The company re- plied with the affidavit. The Department said the article, made of flesh colored rubber, was »dvertised as “the bachelors bath mat.” MAVY SECRETARY T0 BE QUIZZED ON DENFIELD QUSTER| on a famous PRINCESS STEAMER For unexcelled accommodation, fine food, courteousserviceand athoroughe ly luxuricus trip, travel South by one of the ever-popular Princess shigay WASHINGTON, Jan. 26—®—! gpecial Round Trip Wintes Chairman Tydings (D-Md) today| Excursion Fares Now in Effect. cgreed to call Secretary of the | $108.80 from Juneau. avy Matthews before the Senate Armed Services Committee next HH week for questioning acow cne Juneau Sailings ouster of Admiral Louis Denfield| s Navy Commander. Senator Knowland SOUTHBOUND (R-Calif) was ! Friday, February 3 sressing a formal demand for! Friday, February 17 Matthews' appearance when Tyd-! Friday, March 3 ings broke in: | For information and reservations “That won't be necessa contact Later the chairman promised [uj “do all in my power” to have the Navy Secretary appear “next Mon- day or Tuesday” at a closed session | of the committee, o o A o i ¥ &"0&“ The land area of the Christmas Island atoll is 184 aquax( WM. FEERO, JR., Agent Baranof Hotel mi Attention all fraternal orders, service clubs and all others who have been interested in the purchase of an ambulance for the City of Juneau, and who have appropriated funds for the same. A meeting has been called for FRIDAY EVENING, JANUARY 27TH at 8 O'CLOCK in the ELKS HALL in connection with the purchasing of an ambulance. All interested organizations are requested to send a representative to this meeting. WALLIS 8. GEORGE, Leading Knight, B. P. O. Elks Lodge No. 420. “The thinking fellow Calls a YELLOW* @ Dependable Service @ Courteous Service @ Rapid Service .pHONE 22 or 14 FOR A YELLOW CAB “The best fleet of cabs in town” N THURSDAY, JANUARY 26, 1950 PACIFIC NORTHERN CARRIES 18 PERSONS Nine persons arrived in Juneau vesterday via Pacific Northern Air- lines, which also carried nine pas- 37 PASSENGERS ON | AWVS fo Honor PAN AM FLIGHTS (6 Officers With Pan American World Airways | Dan(e Monday‘ carried 18 persons from Seattle yes- At a meeting last night of the terday, four getting off at Ketchi- | kin, and took 19 persons from | me se ligh “hi $ » Ju;:;:v;?v n:i‘f,lpf:;,f]:’\:[eféo‘]zi;‘ American Women’s Voluntary Serv- | Se18® 5 to the we?twaxd, e ices, the group decded to give a; Martin Proifiit and Mr. and Mrs. Monday evening to honor | John Gould arrived from Anchor- +s in the United States Coast|8ge; Lt. McBride, Mrs. A. S. Day, tsinger, Mrs. J. L. Beason and Helvig Christianson, Robert nce % "‘]'RMXG "E‘x:; I;ggm;xxg Gtiira. ;Andy and Fay Day were passen- gy = N ol Ll " iy | gers from Cordova; and Tom Dyer Jr., Violet Klodt, John| The affair will © X n“m’c 1" | ond Miriam Sullivan came in trom | McGettigan, Brendan O'Farrell, | the Governor's House, with “the | Yakutat. | Frances Paul, Fannie Thistlewood | hospitality committee in charge. & { and ©. V. Eckberg. | Al AWVS memb with thefr | Robert Pheasant, PNA Cordova | Going to Seattle e | ands* or other escorts, are in-| | agent, went to that city, while pas- Loescher, M. A. Johnson, Paul|vited to attend. sengers for Anchorage were Violet Bt el Y7 e ERET as for af Klodt, John McGettigan, J. Gerald ks, Mr. @ <. Howard Hayes,| The first discussion W © 8 [ G s BT ot Trarbii Wl- with David, Bonnie Arthur later in the week, but \\as‘,\m Boks Felthion, Allss Resy 6d Mr. and , A. T.|advenced because the C. G. cuumlphmp L_tr‘"flnd i White Jr., Dr. Lawrence Lowel, | will be leaving We P so as not to inte: dance Tues- 1 ger, M. MFL‘B:‘idI‘,; and a | Glen Cooley and John Parmenter. |the March of Dimes day in the Elks’ Ha FROM SITKA Some 10,000,000 galons oI irozen concentrated orange juice \\e:c’ in the 1949 season. | from 1780 to 1800. Z_lIIlIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlIIINIllIIlllIIlIIlllIIHIIII!IIIIII!IIIIIIIMIIII'IIHIl!|IIIII|Ill|IIIllIIlIIIIIIIlIIIIIIIIIIIllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllIIl'" Gus George Superefie THEATOMIC PRICE -RUSTER SPEAKS .... Let us put you on Fasy Street. We set the retail prices in Junean!” Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Davis of thdelchm was the US capital | Sitka are guests at the Baranof \Hotel I 1l IlI!IIlHIIiIIIIIIiIIIIIHIIIIiIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIH!IIII CLAPP’S Baby Food 10 tins 5 Q¢ Beal No. | 3 oz. Grated Cheese 11b. Long Macaroni 11 oz. Mushroom Sauce T4 Beal No. 2 4 No. 3 Cream Corn - 68¢ 4 No. 3 Early Peas . 68¢c 4 No. 2 Diced Beets - 72¢ c c IIHIIIIIIIIIII‘lIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII HERSHEY'S — 51, OZ Ch@@olaté Svrup Blins 21 Cocoa 2 b, tin 62¢ T AT TR L A0 GUEST SIZE Ivery Soap 2 hars 2le 4 No. 1 Asparagus - 92 4 tins Tomato Soup - 50 Deal No, 3 1 Pkg. 1 Tin Both for 72¢ ALBER’S Rolled @Gats 19 ibs. S1.15 Pest’s Giant Size 409, BRAN No. 2Y; PEACHES Wheat Germ 1 1b. 4 oz. pkg. 3¢ |IIIIIlIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII|IIIII||IIIIIIIIIIIIIII||||I|||IllIIIlIIIIIIIIlllIIIIII||I|IIIIIIllIIIIIII|I||IIIIIIIII|||IIIIIIIflIIIIIIlIIIIIIIIIII|||l|IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII Deal No. 4 § sl e 1Pkg. 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