The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, July 30, 1951, Page 6

PAGE SIX City Health Center Discussed At Lions Club Meefing r Lions club wnof Hotel meetit |0il Crisis Solvable {If Britian Heeds riman »—W. n from Av- Teh- told newsmen hé an oil crisis could | £ for reopening negotia- Housse Says the - War's Over — “ With German ¥ July WASHINGTON, & He , 1941, and the legi 11 vote was Rep. Javits Rep. o 0 voted ent.” Sabath - | point to (D-NY), | Foreign Aid Program Moving Teward Military | WASHINGTON, July 30 rs contendin 000,000 foreign aic 2 military, | primaril, | foreign T More than a tiff over Senatorial | prerogatives is involved. Ti a move under way tary of State Ache | direction over how on the policy 500,000,000 | | ¢ | patch of we 1 Defense pa bons to Nc | fering an amendment to se a !lon S. Myer, commi: 1] terested THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU, ALASKA - Indian Bureau Commissioner Visits Alaska To look into various of the Alaska Native Sq foner of Bureau of Indian Affairs, Wa progr ington, D. ., arrives this eve “[on the Baranof. “Myer will confer with the ernor and with the heads of t al departments of he > and education. These ments have programs cl with work done by ti ;7 said William Kimball istant area director of the vice “He will ajso meet with any groups of native: with individual natives who problems they wish to discuss him,” said Kimball. The commissioner will be in Ju- neau on Tuesday, Thursday Frid: He will make a trip t Mt. E cumbe Wednesday t quaint himself with work done a the service hospital and school Kimball said. Myer is also scheduled to vi .{facilities operated by the servic in Nome, Kotzebue and Anchoragc according to Kimball. After 1} trip to the Interior, _| committee that the U,S. will have 'Enemy Build-Up" | Increases War Chances: Marshall é ASHINGTON, July 30 — @ — |4 Marshall has W, | of Defense rned Congr! ! build-up” is inc | of all-out war, arshall left no doubt he was| r rring to Russia as the enemy 1d to reported*Communist build-up | f troops and supplies in Km‘ca; asing the danger elsewhere. e Defense Secretary testified a closed meeting of the| Appropriations committee d part of the testi- od but deleted other por- ns for security The nmittee is considering the ad- ninispration’s $60,000,000,000 mili- v budget proposal for the year vhich started July 1, 1951. House { which relea reasons President Truman, in a speec Detroit la ed o the free nations must and munitions on “hand ny emergency.” Marshall testified last Friday before the Senate Appropriations \bout 400,000 troops in Europe | next year. 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Hohte Marshall stuck to the 400,000 rxg\:rc.; : e wrote Chairman Richards (D- of the House Forel A t e defense of Western | i hiad DESR. : understanding at the g that the 400,000] dditional separate | 0 ground forezs and |, . " t group: 0,000 Air Forc sonnel. i Marshall explained in his letter | gions at f rength would number the figura includes supply and sup- | about 108,000 mex. vice headquarters. leRoiWesi Leaves Rugust 6 for Soap Box Derby 15-y (D-T) said he mans, now that the w 1s start preparing { as combat 14 Eml;;rk S;|urday On Princess Norah Fourteen passengers embar'ked Saturday on the Princess Norah There were no passengers arriving. j The Canadian Pacific ship dock at 8 o'clock from southbound one 9 o'clock. Embarking for Skagway: Mary , | McRae Corbus, Dr. and Mrs. G. Caldwell, Mr. and Mrs. Connell and son; George W. Wigg, Dr. and Mrs. | R. M. Gill and three children; Mr. | and Mrs. Ed P. 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