The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, October 3, 1951, Page 8

PAGE EIGHT Juneau lagsin ' Ambassador Support for Alaska Music Trail Swears Red o s S | abel False h a feeling of desper- 3 WASHINGTON, Oct. 2 » — Tk | Terriforial Barge Will Run Until Haines Cufoff Is Closed Down previous years, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1951 THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU, ALASKA GIRL SCOUTS MEET There will be a meeting of the| Girl Scout Troop No. 1 met Mon- Women of the Moose, in the Moose | day for its regular weekly meeting.| pe Jihrary now in the Teen- A Lodge rooms Thursday Oct. 4 at 8| We took a vote to decide what kind | cup win close Friday for business o'clock. It will be a regular business | of scouts we wanted to be. Tt was|ywith the exception of MEETING LIBRARY CLOSES FRIDAY PREPARATORY TO MOVING BOAT HITS ROCK IN BEHM CANAL The Coast Guard patrol vessel based at Ketchikan was sent this morning to Behm Canal to aid a TWO JUNEAU MEN RETURN ON FURLOUGH Home on furlough from Fort| Richardson are Private Herbie Mead and Private Jerry Gucker. The two Juneau have just completed ‘ MOOSE WOMEN receiving cabin motor boat which was report- men " v f : led to have struck a rock. The dis- | their basic training and will be per- | Meeting, with reports {rom the | decided that we would be M”“‘e‘mrn -ins. The close is for the pur- Territorial Highway office | tressed ship, registered under 30T- | manently assigned to duty in An- ‘fu]lr)\\lm. committees, Moaseheax‘t.:uroul»v | pose of making preparations to cod NN RBRE: ke h”ge‘lsm Is listed as owned by Chief| chorage. They are on ten day leaves, | Publicity, Library, Moosehaven and | we also decided that instead of 'move into the Memorial Library Membership. paying five cents weekly for troop |building. Mrs. Mead will return to Anchor- She has Governor J Makarka. Coast Guard headquart-| au and Haines will re- \ peration until the Haines is closed to winter traffic the Cutoff has| dues, we would pay 50 cents for each half yea: Other business we dis- | cussed was the five-point program ers said the boat will be towed to ‘ age with her husband. Ketchikan tumght \ been secretary to Acting Joseph Kehoe. MARRIAGE APPLICATION AINBOW GIRLS MEET RAINBOW Mrs. Paul Weed Naylor and Orin o hundred more tickets must Ambassador Philip C. Jessup swore been closed between October 15 and TWO FROM SITKA 7 e [ The regular nnf‘rn(xon meeting for senior ?1('] S.mutx'_ Y | William Fitzgerald have applied for meet the obligations of | today that a charge by Senator November 1 | | KETCHIKAN VISITOR |of the Order of Rainbow for Girls| The meeting was then adjourned a marriage license in the U. S. tion to the Alaska Music| McCarthy (R-Wis) “That I wasA The barge will sail north to|_S: /O Swanberg and George |Will be held Saturday at 2 oclock |and refreshments were served by | Commisisoner’s office. Mr. Fitz- ation Carthy 2 a : € both «of Sitka, the Scottish Rite Temple | Page Whitehead and Edwina Tyd- gerald is a miner from Butte, Mont. incidentally, to those |affiliated with six Communist fronts purchased season |is false.” to Mrs. John| jessup made the stater McCormick, president of the as-|genate Foreign Relations s sociation. mittee idering his n “Ten Alaska towns belong to the|,. prosident Truman to by A Music Trail,” Mrs. McCOr-| Nations delegate. His mick said,” and Juneau is the wa reply to charges by McCs one that has not sold enough tick-| ph4¢ Jessup has “followed all the ets to pay its way this season. ists and turns of the Communist Other Alaska communities, mem- | line.” bers of the Alaska Music il ast night the subcommittee group, are Ketchikan, Petersbur, e public a finding by the Civil Wrangell, Sitka, Fairbanks, Cordova, | Service Loyalty Review Board that Seward, Anchorage and Kodiak there is “no reasonable doubt” as The Alaska Music Trail provides|to Jessup's loyal | these towns with artists of national McCarthy raised some question about the finding but was promptly | contradicted by Hirman Bingham, chairman of the loyalty board. Testifying under oath, Jessup de- nied as he did last year — Mc- Carthy’s accusation the had “an unusual a y for Communist caus The ambassador-at-large, a top advisor to Secretary of State Acheson, also decla standing for three concerts a sea son Season tickets are sold for $7.20 for adults and $3 for students, in- cluding tax. The sponsors’ list, which was to have been closed October 1, has been extended another week and will be published later. | “Only through the cooperation ol“ 5 other Alaskan communities in the| “I will submit evidence which*will | Alaska Music Trail has it been demonstrate that I have not possible to bring these concerts to been a follower of the Communist | Alaska,” Mrs. McCormick explain- | party line.” ed. “Costs of travel in the territory| He added: and the distances involved would| “I will introduce evidence that| make it impossible to secure three| the Communists have attacked me | fine programs a year in ten com-| vuth a violence equal to that dis-| munities without our cuuperame played by the Senator from Wis agreement. | consin and with far greater jusurn- “We are obliged to meet our con- tract this year and we are obliged to the several hundred people who have already purchased season tickets to give them the concerts. But to meet this financial obligation we must sell 200 more tickets before October 16.” Mrs. McCormick declared m('xe‘ was sufficient enthusiasm for the concerts last season to lead the concert association board to be- lieve that Juneau and Douglas want | the concerts. “That was the prem- ise on which we started work on the 1951-52 season,” Mrs. McCormick | said. “But it appears now that Ju-| neau is the only community in Al- aska that lacks sufficient interest in Alaska Music Trail to pay our way." Tickets may be purchased from the Alaska Music store at Second and Seward, from Kay Nelson in the Baranof Gift Shop or .from| these committee members: Mmes. Carol Beery Davis, Huu) Green, Dewey Baker, H. W. Ham- | ilton, Cecil Casler, Evelyn Kelly, \ Earle Cleveland, Henry Harmon, | Jean Marsh, Lee Dunlap, Tom Mor- gan, Dick Peter, John McCormick, Mr. or Mrs. Will Reedy; the Misses Bess O'Neill, Rosie Maier, Ruth Brooks, Ethel Murphy or, in Doug- las, from Mrs. Rudy Pusich or Mrs. Leigh Grant. Student tickets salesmen are| Linda Clark and Marian Jackson. 12 Come fo Juneau, 13 Leave on PAA Flights Tuesday Pan American planes brought 12 persons to Juneau Tuesday with 13 other passengers departing and 23 listed as passing through for other points. Arriving from Seattle: Andrew | Barlow, Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Berger, | N. N. Caldwell, P. Debille, Alice| and Frank Guertin, Douglas Haen, Mrs. K. L. Hager, Mrs. W. C. Jen- | sen, E. F. Kvinsland, Ross ‘Wheeler. N Leaving for Annette: Robert For Ketchikan: Henry Arnest. For Seattle: J. Brownlee, Joe Ott, Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Johnson, W|]~ liam Peterson, William Plunkett Bub" Martin, Mrs. W. A. Forrester, Carl Wiedman, Ken Kadow, Mrs. June i Emerson ‘ | Death Indemnifies | For Servicemen ‘ Okehed by Commitfee | WASHINGTON, Oct. 3 — ‘The House Appropriations comm tee today approved an i allotment of $5,000,000 to $10,000 death indemnities approved this year for servicemen killed in action The death benefits, pay a period of 120 months, are beneficiaries of men of all branches of the service who lost their lives for while in uniform. They a of the insurance pre in lieu usly offered to men in seryice at small cost, and amount to $10,000 free life insur- ance, The Appropriatio: c ittee said the money is r ed at once because payments to an estimated 12,000 beneficiaries are being held up. 3 MARRIAGE APPLICATION Miss Dorothy Ann Williams and Georee Srein have applied for a marriage license in the U. 8. Com- missioner’s office. Mr. Srein is sta- tioned in Sitka with the Alaska (‘ummumcauons Svsuem and Miss has been | Knight will cation “The evidence that I will intro-| | duce will unmask Senator McCar- | thy's alleged proof as a mixture of | barefaced falsehoods, distortions and misrepresentations.” GIRL SCOUT TROOP MEETS Girl Scout Troop No. 12 met Tues- day afternoon in the Elks Hall. Our meeting to order. The secretary| |read the minutes. Mrs. David Phil- | lips talked to us about the com- munm badge. We had a quiz about the com- munity badge. Then we went to our patrols. We are going to have a | party when all dues are paid. All girls who have not brought their notebooks are asked to have them at the meeting Oct. 9. | JUDY PYM, Reporter. MARY CIRCLE MEETING 1 The Mary Circle of the Northern Light Presbyterian Church will meet at the Manse, 224 Fourth St. at 8 pm. Frid with Mesdames Willis R. Booth and Delbert B. Dixon as hostesses. 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