The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, July 18, 1950, Page 2

PAGE TWO FIELD COMMITTEE be Alaska will some more of her owr terials, according Kadow, chairman of Field Committee of the I the Interior. cently from ¢t meeting of that group in Pal Kadow reported a substar terest to his committee investors who have 1 coordin soon pr J. Kenneth of . e Terr Already, mittee hea step: 1 hment of are Hducing ck, and al used in nd zeno haydite oc in cement p Sew- latter, in the r Department will > healthy c the first Alaskan bulk T alreadv in operation in Anct The agenda scheduled Field eld in various three months than any previous to reguldr depar represented by m: gencie: at executive branch, initial efforts were made at this Palmer meeting to extend a helping hand to the Dept. of Agri- culture in its hard-pressed etforts to assist A an farmers and po- tential settlers interested in tilling northern soil, in the financ planning and settlement problem: attendant to Alaskan agriculture In addition to the re AT bers of the Committee, representa- tives of the Federal Department of Agriculture and the Territorial De- ¥ ment of Agriculture were pre- ser for C m was eet. In addition nt the m- The chairman collected group recognized certain needs which a joint effort could pivvide. Such need e liberal financink for Alaskan farming, and coordinated planning between the two departments on settlement legislation. Tow that end a joint committee with representativ from Federal, Territorial and local groups was appointed to discuss and formulate specific steps in dealing with these problems Kadow also reported to his com mittee that recent Congressional action had reducedgthe budget for his offices and consequently reduced his staff. He reported that the bud- get currently being debated in the Senate had specifically reduced the six Field Committees of the De- partment of the Interior in spite of the urgent appeal made by Sec- retary Chapman in behalf of these coordinating groups. He reported that a continued effort will be made to restore these cuts and to re- establish the services which this substantial cut will curtail in the Field Committee. In line with transfers have bee employees, Geor assistant, and Carl D’Epiro, ad- ministrative assistant. Both men are scheduled to return to Wash- ington within a few weeks with their families. The next meeting «i the commit- tee will be held Sitka October. reports that 1 this curtailment, issued to local Megrath, staff "Sous’ American Way' Rearin’ To Go in Korea; Wait Requgsi BUENOS AIR&ES, July 18 Ar tina announced ready to help the United in Korea and is awaiting a request from Gen to what he wants N spe MacArt} as the Argentines ducing ma- 45 problems as { heads of thel ANCHORAGE LEADS| SUFFERS STAFF CUT PARADE IN FORMING AS BUDGET SLICED NEW CORPORATIONS| f (&} licer A M che music Here E Man | ot lehc Ar by non- A Not tion, Cecil Orde by Willi o Cliffc sen, A this § of Romig Anchi $100,000 Paul Culve V. of Nelse Mortensen Fairbanks real estate firm Cliff and Nelse k V. Henderson, all of Seattle. Ma ing formed and Pil age ital Cudd Cren Br chors ital stock, formed by W. Wendell P. Kay, Daniel H. Cuddy, all o Starlight Airways, age stock, formed by Gari H. Ketcham, Willi all of Anchorage. Northern food ital Hull, Hull, 1200 L Street Corp., housing firm, $200,100 capital stock formed by C. T. Brady, E. L. Ar-| nell, chorage. The during y chorage housing firm, $200,100 cz ital ing age stock Raymond | McT_aughlin, all of Anchora Ke nd $200, Walter ernor; O. Parks, Forgie, e airli roup Harvey Anchorage. Davis, age and C. T. Brady of Seattle | Union Construction Co., Anchor- | ek, oday she is|Mary Oldroyd of Fairba ael Dober, Ketchikan. Aurora TUESDAY, JULY 18, 1950 THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIR Meef the Mayor 21 new corporations issued 1ses in Alaska by Auditor Frank Boyle within recent weeks, 14 established in Anchorage and | others close to the Hub City ost of these 1 are for truction an te pur- although culture shines the hurly-burly with for- Symphony a group ew groups real es Inc lovers L list of d permi i B Drug ther the new cQrpor- by Boyle Sundries, An- $100,000 capital stock, for- | John A. McDonnell, Nor- McDonnell, Thomas H. Mc- Vernon L. Lofstedt, Mur- Lofstedt, all of Anchorage. | Clothing Store, Anchor- | ).000 capital stock, formed Flinn, Cordova; John E.| and F. L. Heastan, An-| chorage Symphony Orchestra, | profit, formed by Peter Britch, 10 unice ler ‘h M. Hurst, DeEtte Davis, Rica Swanson, Braendel, Armond Kirschbaum, all | Anne Dimond, Arthur | nchorage. | rthern Management Corpora- | Anchorage, $100,000 capital | stock, real estate firm, formed by ' Wingard, Joe Ingram, Luciile P Livingston, all of Anchorage. i Petersburg Lodge Va., after her election as mayor of this town—population 250. The 28-year-old Mrs. Davis headed an all-woman slate which defeated an all-male ticket on such campaign issues as grass growing in streets, burned out street lamps and dogs running loose. Her hus band is a Justice Department attorney who commutes the 65 miles No. 102 Loyal r of Moose, non-profit, formed A. Larsten, governor; Fraser Love, junior gov- Vernon Isrealson, prelate; | am FOR EVERY USE... Darigold Evaporated Milk—is so good. In the kitchen, for baby, you can be sure it's smooth, rich and good Waving at you is two-day-old Mary Loui pion of the Gardiner, Me., General Hospital, who tipped the maternity ward scales at 16'¢ pounds at birth. Mother Mrs. Gordon E. Hutchins, here cuddling her infant, says her two previous children, both boys, weighed a mere nine and ten pounds. (P Wirephoto. | | | | i secretary; Wallace treasurer; W. H. Gribble, ord Roundtree and Martin Ol- | all trustees. | to the District of Columbia daily. The children are: Geerge (left) 9; Mary (right) 10, and Dorothy, 4. (® Wirephoto. { w ska Military Supply, Anchor- es and flight instruction $50,000 capital stock, formed D. Wilson, Minneapolis; Clara and Harry W. Olsen, both tol It took a long time, but the lady who held down top spot in the Dolly Varden division of the Cham- ber of Commerce Trout Derby for three weeks has been pushed b;xck‘( Park Improvement orage development group, capital stock, formed by F. Robison, Benjamin F F. W. Shellhorn, Edward Helen M. Gullings, all T, to second place. In top spot today is Catalino Bar- ril Jr., whose three pound 11 ounce entry is three ounce better than Genevieve Potter’s. Virgil Anderson third in the lly division with a two pound nine | Pe nce entry, an? Joe Hughes is| fourth with a tvo poun? six ounce hc fish to his credit. i Alaska, Inc. formed Mortensen and is Margaret A. Hickman, all of An-| Sheines 'NEW LEADER TAKES Fairbanks Development Co%., | s et oot capnar o | OVER DOLLY DIVISION formed by Joseph R. Dixon, Vin- | o oot ravenic 5| INLOCALTROUT DERBY - | W. Robinson, Stamford, Conn. | —— ta Co.,| Birch Lake Hunting and Fishing | {Club, Mile Post 585 on Richardson Highway, private club for dispens- ing liquor and food, $12,000 cap- lital stock, formed by R. V. Mc-| | Nair, T. A. Hillbish, Joseph E. Dan- | i nenberg, all of Fairbanks. Hillside Homes, Ketchikan real| estate firm, 100 preferred shares at $1; 99,900 shares no par value, for- med by John C. Nelson, a B | Nelson, George J. Terhar, Anna J | Terhar, all of Ketchikan. tanuska Press, Palmer publish- firm; $200,000 capital stock, by Al DeJulio, Jack Maze Viola Daniels, all of Palmer. ip and Butt Painting, Anchor- contracting firm, $100,000 cap- stock, formed by Daniel H iy, Wendell P. Kay and Roger h0, all of Anchorage. aund Construction Co. an-| building firm, $100,000 cap- | N. Cuddy, Moscow Claims - U.S. Cruiser Sunk By Torpedo Boals (By Associated Press) In Moscow, the Communist party Anchor- | newspaper Pravda reports that two| The trout derby will continue capital| North Korean motor torpedo boats | until August 15, and no entry fee |sank an American cruiser on the|is charged. Entries should be taken fifth of July. The Reds have made | 0 the derby headquarters, Juneau- | similar ms before and these | Young Hardware Company. turned out to be false. Two sets of prizes will be awarded First prizes will be 30-06 rifles. In the cutthroat division, Dr. C.| Earl Albrecht is still holding down| he favored position, with a three } pound thirteen ounce entry. E. J | Cowling is second and third with o entries weighing three pounds five ounces. Dick Frank is fourth with a three pound three ounce cutthroat va; f Anchorage. Inc., flying firm, $25,000 As am H. Olsen, F. L. Heastan, ca Investors, Anchorage and liquor firm, $25,000 cap- stock, formed. by James Eugene E. Saxton, Mary Jane all of Anchorage. o col wk """ Red Terrorists Wound Publisher; Condifion Grave (By Associated Press) In Saigon, Indochina, Commun- ist-led terrorists have shot and seriously wounded the publisher of |a pro-French newspaper. Publisher housing firm, $100,000 capital | 2 o, g 3% foumed by B 1 | Henri Bonvicini was hit with a bul- Arnell, | E. Plummer, NORTH; ONLY TRIP OVER ARCTIC CIRCLE SEATTLE, July 18 — (® —, Santa Claus started out today, but he north aboard the motorship Cos al Monarch. Laden with year-round supplies and Christmas gifts for commu ities north of the Arctic Circle, the Coastal Monarch of the Alaska Steamship Co., line is the o© Seattle commercial vessel sched- iled to sail the Arctic area. | Lashed to the decks were more ian Air Force were damaged today | :han 4 automobiles, consigned io on the Korean front by ground | Seward where a buying rush for fire from the Korean Reds. Bul[ ars has developed as the result of both planes managed to get back | the Korean war. John H. Clawson, all of An- thy Coffey House Corp ta Swall- Anchor- stock, formed by A. C and E. L. Arnell, of Goorae |let in the head as he was leaving > his house. Then a grenade was thrown into his car. He was taken to the hospital in grave condition. L tchikan Spudnut Shop, be confectionary, $100,000 capital formed by Lorin T. Oldroyd, Mich- Two planes of the Royal Austral- Service Co., Anchorage estate and transporttaion firm, 000 capital stock, formed by 1 ala W | chor | wi PENNSYLVANIA AND FOR CENSUS HONORS ty, according to incomplete ceh- liming 435 nit alifornia. California nians. \ In the battle of cities, Philadel- phia SANTA CLAUS HEADS "% General ters has announced that so far in/ ships have attacked and been at-| warships are taking part in the al- lied blockade of Korean waters. | Wendell P. Kay, Daniel H. Cuddy, | sa Plumbing ® Healing 0il Burners Telephone Blue 737 Nighis-Red 730 Harri Machine Shop, Inc. “The thinking fellow Calls a YELLOW* PHONE 22 OR 14 FOR A YELLOW CAB afely to their bases. Other ports of call include Un- Fares Reduced One Way 63.00« 98.00 Round Trip Anchorage Kodiak Homer 80.00. Naknek A.B. 104.50. Naknek Village 114.50. 206.10. 109 Reduction on Round Trip *Plus Tax Daily Flights — Passengers, Mail and Air Cargo Connections at Ancherage for all Interior and Westward Points Tickets and Reservations BARANOF HOTEL Phone 716 g Live INES. INC. Pactric NORTIHERN AIRE ka, Dutch Harbor, Nome, Teller, Shishmaref, Deering, Kee- and Kotzebue. When anh- i off Wales, the ship will be 20 miles of Russlan terri- | 3 BULLETINS e ¢ =9 primary election day in Montana. Democrats and Repub- licans will choose their fall can- didates for Congressional, state and local offices, This is The ship 18 captained by Minor| TS ! The voyage is expected to about two mont ke U. S. ships off ihe easi coas Korea are using their heavy B to pound targets along the ccasta roads. Big shells have been fired into cliffs to cause landslides ALIFORNIA VIED [ In Tokyo, General MacArthur has | ordered t Japanese government to “maintain indefinitely” the ban the Communist party news- PHILADELPHIA, July 18 — (® — nnsylvania and California are| ning a close battle for fhe of being second largest state the nation while Philadelphia | 11 holds a margin over Los An-| the third most populous on FRCM SAN FRANCISCO Alan Swabacher of Scenery limited Tours, San Francisco, !a guest at the Baranof Hotel. 1 /) as By - AMERICAN P BOX DERBY his Sunday 12th Street Hill etur The Census Bureau announced er the weekend that Penn: nia had grown by 1950 to a pre- | y population figure of 1 little more than a mater- ar lead over fast growing The official figure for is not yet out but an sociated Press tabulation indi- ted there are 10,400,000 Califor- PENNSYLVANIANS IN Sturm stopping Mr. and Mrs. Arthur H Jr., of Ashland, Pa. are 2 tineau Hotel. y-w DIEGO Abbott is a guest at of San the Ju- Miss | Diego, neau Hot On Jan. 1, 1947, there were exactly | 41,750 post offices throughout the United States and possessions. 2,057,210 residents ac- latest nose count can boast of | has rding to the hile Los Angeles 4,036 The state of Pennsylvania’s motto | is “Virtue, Liberty and !ndspen»‘ dence.” Rhode Island’s is “Hope.” South Dakota’s is “Under God The People Rule.” ! : ALL-AMERICAN 1 t How fast your hair grows de- . \ B S o A P B o x D E R BY pends on your physical condition ! 4 and age. H MacArthur’s headquar- e Korean campaign, British war- | The British cked four times. y does rain fa in drops? S ---——»!:;-—,.—“i Rain is derived from the masses of water vapor we Know as clouds. Falling temperature causes this vapor to conderrue around tiny specks of dust in the air, forming drops ‘which fall to earth. 4 WILL RAIN WATER MAKE GOOD BEER? No! Ideal brewing water must be free of dust particles or undesirable min- eralsand vegetation which affecttaste. One of the few places in the world where such pure water has been dis- covered is at Tumwater, Washington. Here, from deep artesian wells, the Olympia Brewing Company obtains water of constant brewing qualitg. . rare water that gives Olympia Beer /1SITORS WELCOME its famous delicate flavor. __Olympia, Washington, U.S. A.