The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, May 3, 1950, Page 2

PAGL TWO HEAVY TRAFFIC FOR RESTORATION OF PAN AMERICAN LINE; FLIES EXTRA SECTION ~ ADVOCATED NOW THE 'POLAR BEAR CUBS NOT ALLOWED TO LEAVE HOME YET FAIRBANKS, Alaska, May 3—# —Red tape and more independence at the dinner table are keeping a | couple of Barter Island polar bear | cubs from starting off for the De- troit, Mich., zoo for a couple of weeks yet. Benny Akootchook, the Eskimo GOLD STANDARD Is Urgently Needed as Step Toward Monefary Sta- hility Is Plea P—Donald H. of Home- e owner of the two cubs, said today he has not yet received the export ~ | permit from the Fish and Wildlite €| Service, lllhuugh the permit has erg, Barter Island school- i who holds Benny's power €] of attorney, said the bears still are * | too young to travel and will be held at Barter Island—oft Alaska’'s | Northern Coast—until they can feed themselves. of confi-1 “5n. hamed Jo Jo by the Eski- restored pula: " 3 restored and ”“ manipula- | 4,5 now weights eight pounds and T | the other, Jerry, weighs 10 pounds. the bottle and consuming their weight in food daily from an open Berg says the cubs are now oftiban transmission of gambling in DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE_JUNEAU, ALASKA Soa with oAU mTZ.‘,‘:rs‘" ofw.'fi‘VANHY SHOW P ecasea at @ news congerence| PROMISES VARIED the world is facing “the most crmul E"“RTMNME"I A(TS situation since 1945.” Before leaving on his Europen‘ Such a variety and sC many in- | teresting specialties are being pre- trip he talked with President Tru- sented the Variety Show on man, Thursday evening of this week that Ap EXE( AGAI"SI it is difficult to give proper recog- | nition to all the performers. Two pROPOSED BA“ ou xylophones are used by Rev. and Mrs. A. B. in the melodies they will br WASHINGTON, May 3 — @ — Frank Starzel, general manager ot | the Associated Press, told Senmor&i Shirley C: son, & junior in Ju- neau High School,” makes use of the skills she has acquired in her dancing lessons to do an interest- ing roller skating act. Mrs. Lois H. Reedy and Miss Frances E. Paul present a folk dance in costume when they sing the duet, “Brother, Come and Dance With Me” from | Hansel and Gretel by Humperdinck. To settle the argument in ad- vance, Mrs. Estella Schultz uses no artificial aids when she presents her whistling solo. WRANGELLITE HERE Mrs. Hannah Otteson, moiher oI Mrs. Monte Grisham, arrived in Ju- neau gn the Baranof from Wrangell. ROTARY VARIETY SHOW Starts promptly, 8:30 p.m. at the 20th Century Gross Theatre Nny 4. STANDARD OIL MAN HERE J. F. Williams of the Standard WEDNESDAY, MAY 8, 1950 GENERAL CONTRACTORS PHONE 357 & Glacier Construction Co. 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