The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, September 15, 1950, Page 7

FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1950 TRUMPETER SWANS DECREASE IN U. §; 'SOME INS. E. ALASKA B insist on gefting Pro-cAs N *7he Wagic Fuct” because It Is the best cooking fuel on the market. Depend- able, more efficient for Hot Water Storage Tanks, Ranges and Refrigerafors. PRO-GAS te-clean and odorless. For farm homes, beach cottages, boats, PRO-GAS brings you faster appliance fuel. Insist on PRO-GAS —your dealer in your area has it and can make speedy delivery. Liqueriep i GAS CORPORATION WASHINGTON, Sept. 15— (® — | The Interior Department said to- | day that the population of trumpet- | jer swans in the United States has | declined to 376 compared with 451 a | { vear ago. \ Interior’s Fish and Wildlife Ser- l\'ice said, however, there is evidence that the swans actually are in- creasing. Many of the birds unac- | couted for may merely have moved | to breeding grounds further north , or to remote areas, the Service said. | Increasing numbers of trumpet- {ers the Wildlife Service said, have lbeen seen in recent years on wint- | ering grounds in British Columbia ! and southeast Alaska. | ' TO COLLEGE | Evelyn Berestof of Valdez, grad- “uate of Mt. Edgecumbe last June | will leave soon for Clarke Memorial | College at Newton, Miss., where she . has been accepted to enroll in a| ‘ commercial course. Ask Your PRO-GAS I} RN S 5 T L SCHWINN BIKES AT MADSEN’S | Chirepractie Health Clinie Dr. George M- Caldwell Main and Front Streets Phone 477 DR. TED OBERMAN Optometrist EYES EXAMINED TELEPHONE 268 VISUAL TRAINING EIMPSON BLDG. JUNEAU | 3:30—RATE YOUR MATE-CBS. | 4:00—Cathoic Informaton Center. | 4:15—Children’s Chapel. All Your Building Needs ...atDon Abel's Coniractors and amateur carpenters alike find ALL their Building Supplies and Hardware at one convenient shop . . . 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All programs subject to change | due to conditions beyond our con OF DEFENSE BILLIS NEAR IN CONGRESS| WASHINGTON, Sep.t 15— # — Congress pressed today toward fin- al approval of a multi-billion dollar emergency defense bill aimed at blocking Communist aggression. By a voice vote, the Senate last night passed a measure carrying $17,192,000,000 for expansion of Am- erica’s military power and the arm- ing of her Allies. The action sent the bill to a Sen- ate-House conference committee for resolution of differences between that measure and the $16,771,000,- 000 bill the House passed Aug. 26. The conferees hoped to reach agreement in the time for ratifica- tion by both branches of Congress by nightfall. After that the leg- islation will go to the White House. Before approving its bill the Sen- ate wrote in an amendment which would shut off American financial and economic aid to any nation which sold militarily useful ‘arms or goods to Russia or its satellites.. LAST RITES FOR MRS. Funeral services for Mrs. Archie (Sarah L. Jackson, 40, a Juneau Tenakee, at 2 p.m. in the Salvation Army Hall on Willoughby Avenue. Lt. Norman Steinig of the Salva- ment will be in Evergreen Cemetery. Mrs. Jackson is survived by her husband; her grandmother, Mrs, Anna Paddock; a hrother, David Andrews; and a sister, Nancy Jack- son, all of Juneau. % gLl Fi JACKSON TO BE TOMORROW | THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRF.—JUNEAU, ALASKA A\ K BEFO { T 60 TO BED YEAH. WE BEEN 'V UP TALKIN'FER'A’! HALF HOUR . THATS MUGG'S VOIC \ COMING FROM THIS LOWER LEVEL SOMEWHERE! TH SUNBALLS <\ WHAR YE BEEN DONE GONE DOWN, p QNG SONG 20NN ) TH' LIVELONG TO COUNT UP 2 YORE VOTES § \ . 3 GH! THAT 6CREECHING JARRED ME F WALL. LISTEN TO IT! SOME=- Kentucky's ) GENUINE OLD STYLE SOUR MASH KENTUCKY STRAIGHT BOURBON WHISKEY BONDED 100 PROOF STITZEL-WELLER DISTILLIRY, INC., Louisville, Ky H. E. 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