The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, May 10, 1951, Page 2

o } PAGE TWO 1. GOLDSTEINS ARRIVE |HUNTERS LEAVE FOR | FOR VISIT IN JUNEAU ~ GAMBIER BAY TO BAG i BROWN BEAR THERE Dr. and Mrs. William B. Johnston of Detroit, left yesterday to fly to Gambier Bay on Admiralty Island where they will join Art Kinnan on the vessel, Vermarco, for a two weeks bear hunt. Following a tele- | phone conversation with Kinnan and are spending their winters in|last week, they made up their Sdn Francisco where their son Rob- | minds to make the mint and were ert is in college and they have re]_Jenrolxtp to Juneau in 24 hours. atives. The Johnstons made a 5-weeks While in Juneau they hunt on Kodiak Island last spring Baranof Hotel. | where Mrs. Johnston killed a tro- phy size brownie. It was the first thing she had ever killed that was bigger than a fly, she said. ACHESON STAYS IN FIELD PROPANE GAS AND APPLIANCE CO. || “Gas Has Got It | Walter D. Field — Phone 581 To spend some time i June after a winter in San Frat Mr and Mrs I Goldstein arrived in Juneau on the Princess Louise Tuesday. The Goldsteins, who have prop- erty interest in Juneau and former- ly lived here, clostd the I. Gold- stein marine supply store last fall _IF in town or in the “Sticks" CALL (Continued from Page One) Truman said it was the same old fight. He added: When you tread on somebody’s toes, he's going to scream. He said the order was put up to him in advance and he approved it. The question of Acheson’s future in the administration was raised by 3 reporter who told Mr. Truman there had been reports Acheson was getting out within two weeks, two months and a few months. The President said that was a rumor that had no foundation in fact. Mr. Truman’s statement about MacArthur was in response to re- quests for comment on the Senate inquiry into Far Eastern policy and his firing of the general from the Far Eastern commands. Marshall’s Testimony O.K. are at the FROM SEATTLY R. F. Linden atid u. M. Riches of Seattle are at the Baranof Hotel TIMBER CRUISER BACK John Weisbe: her, torester with the Juneau office of the Furest Service. has returned from Koscuisko Island, near Ketchikan, where he was car- | rying out timber cruising work for his department. —EMPIRE WANT ADS PAY— satisfied with Gen. Marshall’s stute- ment of the administration’s posi- tion. And he added that Gen. Mar- shall told the exact truth,” word for word. ¥ Marshall, 70-year-old secretary of defense, has been the administra- tion’s lead off witness in reply to MacArthur. He has contended Mac- Arthur was so out of sympathy with administration policy that there was no alternative except to relieve him of his commands. Mr. Truman had only one other comment on the Korean situation. A woman reporter wanted to know how it would be possible to unify Korea if the Chinese Reds are not driven out. 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But he swore that he never abused his office to influence the arding .| of RFC loans, as a te Banking | subcommittee has ¢ Dawson began his waited appearance hefore the ate in- vestigators by reading a statement saying: “To the best of my knowledge, T have done nothing in connection with the RFC that is improper in any way.” Senator Fulbright (D-Ark, chair- man of the subcommiitee, asked to the RFC him if appointments board first were cleared at Demo- ¢ératic headquarters “Yes, they were cleared,” faid. Dawson cized in a ~ub« mmnnwo report which said they yielded to “influ- ence” in handling loan applications. The report named Dawson as one of those who exerted i But Dawson differed with the committee’s size-up of the since-re- organized RFC. “I thing the RFC has done a good job,” he said. “I think the organ ization has done an admirable job and that it is well worthwhile.” He conceded that he hasn’t stud-| jed the loans that were rapped by | the subcommm.u MARSHALL UNDER FIRE FOURTH DM’ (Continued from Page One) Senator Bridges (R-NH) porters he thinks the testimony has | shown the Truman administration | is attempting to clap a “complete gag” on military field commanders. No Prejudices Secretary Marshall hoard of | ared with the | told re- | denied mm if ‘N CONVERT!D TO PEACETIME PLEASL Ve wagen, originally intended for war use, is tested on Lake Zu craft, ™ ' L) 1 | | | ¥ i 4 o) e SWEDISH ROCKET FiC fighter in South Sweden manecuver China. imong Chiang. 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