The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-12-22


 clipper and to other points by con- meeting airlines.
 SEATTLE-The last of 8,026 cir culating oil heaters, mainly from Alaska Army bases, have been brought south, repaired and shipped for use of American occupation forces in Japan, Maj. c. c. Temple ton. chief of the Supply Division, Seattle Engineer District, announces.
 WASHINGTON Two Senators and IT Representatives from Mid West States objected today to re- quest by Is Senators from Western States that the Civil Aeronautics Board change a recommendation for an air route to the Orient.
 MOSCOW-Inform quarters, re- flecting optimism as the Big Three" Foreign Ministers Conference went into it's seventh day, declared today there was good reason to believe agreements would be reached on scme of the critical world problems under discussion
 LONDON The United Nations Preparatory Commissions commit tee on sites voted today to establish the permanent headquarters of the world peace agency somewhere in the eastern part Of the United States.
 FORT CUSTER, Mich.-Army of ficials announced today that all leaves and furloughs had been can- ceiled for soldiers in the Prisoner of War Division here so that 5000 German internees may be ready by December 23 for transportation 10 Germany.
 PITTSBURGH Another 45,000 CIO-United Steelworkers have put their nearly five-to-one approval on a strike to enforce $2 day wage demand incomplete returns compil- ed by National Labor Relations Board offices indicated today. Work CTS in 145 plants in Is States bal lotted yesterday. Returns from at l least 76 plants give 14.287 for strike, 2,993 against.
 NEW YORK-The first daily com mercial air passenger service be- tween the United States and Great Britain is scheduled to start today weather permitting with the flight of "a Pan American World Airways clipper from La Guardia Field to Hurn Field, England
 BUDAPEST, Hungary-Wholesale famine in Hungary this winter seems unavoidable" Food Minister Karoly Baranyos said today. Bar anyos, member of the Small Holders Party, told the Associated Press the chief medical officer in Budapest had presented terrifying statistics, with mortality exceeding birth over 30 per cent and illnesses wholesale through malnutrition and starva- tion"
 PANAMA CITY-At least four persons were killed and one wound- ed early today in a short-liyed revo- lutionary attempt, which govern ment statement charged was carried out by followers of former President Arnulfo Arias The attempt was made at Colon
 DETROIT = General Motors and the CIO United Auto Workers con- tinued deadlocked today in their dispute over a union demand for a 30 per cent rate increase but there was possibility of developments in the offing.
 AOkNOOIN Nl]Ol I1dW Haw) Joyce, whose appeal of his death sentence for high treason was dismissed by the House of Lords this week, will. be executed at Wandsworth Prison, January 3.
 CHICAGO-A cold weekend is in prospect for most of the Midwest | and the North Central States are in for new temperature lows. A fresh l mass of frigid air is moving across | the border from Canada, sending { the thermometer further down.
 SAN FRANCISCO-Som 150,000 | servicemen are on the West Coast i today, their Christmas plans plagued i by a transportation bottleneck.
 SEATTLE = A Gact-fiading com mittee will meet today with publish ! CTS and striking Seattle printers. [ The committee was named by Mayor |