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Evening star., 1948-07-18
News About Stamps
By jones Waldo Fowcett

A stamp in memory OF Gen. PERISH
ing will be issued shortly, and it is
possible that its design may be an
adaptation Of watercolor painting
made 10 years ago by the late Ed
ward B. Martin, well-known Wash
ington philatelist, who himself died
January 8, 1941.
The composition was produced in
1888, when the general was gravely
i'll at Tuczon. Ariz. 1t Is IA inches
wide and Is inches high and shows
the great AEF leader in military
dress. The portrait which constitutes
the central motif represents the
general full-face with the mouth
drawn down at the corners in
characteristic manner and the eyes
sharp and clear. Over the portrait
is the inscription, United States
Postage" and under it the name
"Pershing" and "3 cents g."
Technically the design is perfect.
the only probable change needed
being the addition of single star
to complete the five to which the
general was entitled.
Mr.. Martin was a native Of In
dianapolis who was in charge of the
art department of the Detroit News
prior to coming to Washington to be
head of his own organization, the
National Engraving Co., in 1909.
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.Donvez to Begin
Thursday

The series of lecture recitals by
Jacques Donvez, French lecturer and
composer, scheduled to begin at
Mary Graydon Hall, American Uni
versity, last week, will start instead
on Thursday of this week. Brought
to the American University as a
guest lecturer in contemporary
French music and art for the sum-
mer school session at the College of
Arts and Sciences, Mr.. Donvez will
devote three evenings to an analysis
of the art and music of Gabriel
Faure. These lectures, on Thurs
days, July %, 20 and August 5, are
open to the public.
The first talk on Faure will be
illustrated by slides, and those fol-
lowing by his piano music. All the
lectures will be in French. Mr.. DON
vez made a six-month lecture tour
of the United States last year, ar
ranged for him by the French gov
ernment. In this city he appeared
before the Alliance Franchise and
talked on contemporary French art
in the Phillips Gallery. During the
five years he was a prisoner of war
in Austria and Germany he organ
lied musicals and meetings of art
lovers among his fellow prisoners,
for which he received high commen-
| datiOn.
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His interest in stamps increased
after retiring from business in the
1930s. He served as recording sec
retary of the Collectors Club of
Washington and member Of the
Board of Governors of the Washing
ton Philatelic Society. Besides be-
longing to the American Philatelic
Society and the Society of Philatelic
Americans, he held membership in
the Cover Collectors of America, the
Capital Precancel Club and the
Washington Philatelic Study Club.
With his wife, the former Florence
G. Smith, he travelled by automobile
from city to city over the United
States attending first-day sales of
many new postal adhesives. He also
went to the Canal Zone with Mrs.
Martin for the release of the Pan
anna Canal stamp in 1889. During
the Postage Stamp Centenry cele-
bration the following year he was
one of the most earnest volunteer
workers.
A personal friend of Gen. PERISH
ing, Mr.. Martin prepared his design
for the Pershing stamp as gesture
of appreciation and affection. The
painting was exhibited at the Ma
tional Museum shortly after it was
completed. 1t now is in the posses
sion of Mrs. Martin, assistant to the
philatelic adviser of the Library OF
Congress.
When reminded of the existence
of the composition on Thursday,
Robert E. Fellers, Superintendent of
Stamps, said: The Post Offlce De-
partment will be glad to take into
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|Revelers to Sing
AT Water Gate
Concert Tonight

The Revelers, a male quartet, will
be guest artist at the Water Gate
when the National Symphony begins
its third week of concerts at 8:15
tonight. Howard Mitchell will direct.
The Revelers were originally Or
ganized in 1916 as the Shannon
Quartet, which made five European
tours and gave a command per-
Torrance for the British Royal
family.
The quartet has been reorganized
around Wilfred Glenn, chosen on
four occasions as the "All-America
bass" The others are Glenn Burris,
tenor, recently featured as soloist at
Radio City Music Hall; Nino Ven-
tura, tenor, soloist with the Stradi-
vari Orchestra on CHS, and Rand
Smith, baritone, who toured In 1914
As with the USO Camp Shows.
The library of The Revelers has
over 1000 special arrangements from
which they draw for repertoire. Paul
Vellucci, pianist, formerly director
Of the Hartford School Of Music.
who conducted the premiere of
Toch's opera, "The Princess and the
Pea" has contributed a number of
new versions for the programs.
Wednesdays Program.
Todd Duncan. famous Negro bari
tone, will be the soloist with the
orchestra Wednesday night. MIR.
Duncan scored a tremendous successes
at the renowned La Scala Opera
House in Milan, at the Edinburgh
International Festival of Music and
Drama, at the Royal Theater in
Copenhagen and on his European
tour last year. He was hailed as a
singer and an actor of the first rank.
Ballet on Friday.
A Ballet Night will be presented
on Friday night with Franz Alters
as guest conductor. He was only %
years of age when made assistant
conductor for the Wagner Festival
in Bayreuth in 1927. He is at present
directing "Brigadoon," latest Broad
way hit, and the Greenwich Sim
fonietta. Nora Kaye and Igor YOU
skevitch of the Ballet Theater will
be the soloists.
Word has been received that DR..
Hans Kinder, founder and perma-
nent conductor Of the National SYM
phony, has opened his Latin-Ameri-
can tour in Santiago, Chile. The
American Ambassador was among
the distinguished guests attending
the concert which was enthusiastic
ally received.
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problem with regard to the teen
age girl included in the design.
The question was: Should she be
dressed like an average young Amer
ican girl or should she appear in
the so-called new look" and per-
haps be taken for her grandmother? =?
What the decision Of the problem
finally Is may be seen by a glance
at the reproduction of the stamp
printed herewith. The Youth stamp
will be released in Washington ex-
clusively on August IL.
The design for the Scent Mount
Palomar Observatory stamp has
been completed. 1t shows the dome
of the observatory structure and
appropriate inscriptions. The size
of the label will be the same as
that of the Heroes of Peace series
10 to the pane. August 80 prob
ably will be the f1rst-day of sale.
Samuel r. Young, Executive Assist
ant to the Postmaster General and
a well-known amateur astronomer,
doubtless will be the principal rep
resentative of the Post Once De-
partment at the ceremony. Mr..
Fellers also may attend and take
part.
The William Allen White Scent
commemorative is scheduled for
first-day sale at Emporia, Kans,
July 81, and the United States
Canada Scent friendship stamp is
to be distributed initially at Niagara
Falls, N. Y, August 2.
When the Francis Scott Key g.
cent commemorative goes on sale
at Frederick, Md, August 8, the
ceremony will be staged at the
grave of the author of The Star
Spangled Banner" but the monu-
Evening star., 1948-07-18

When the officers of the Division
of Stamps were making plans for
the American Youth stamp requested
by Attorney General Tom Clark in
aid OF the campaign against juvenile
delinquency, they encountered a
Evening star., 1948-07-18
s Operas Scheduled
At Water Gate

The Lyric Opera Association Of
New York will bring grand opera to
the Water Gate August 4. Eight
operas have been scheduled between
August 4 and Is under the direction
Of Giuseppe Bamboschek. The as
sociation brings it's own chorus and
ballet. Leading roles will be sung
by young American singers and
guest artists from the Metropolitan
Opera.
The first opera is aida" followed
by "Traviata," August S, and Car
men," August 6. Barber of Seville"
will be given Sunday, August g.;
Madame Butterfly" August IL:
"Rigoletto," August IL; "Traviata. -
August 13, and double bill consist
ing of "Cavalleria Rusticana" and
"Pagliacci" Sunday, August IS.
Evening star., 1948-07-18

Josef Raien will be presented by
the National Gallery Of Art in q
piano recital tonight at 8 o'clock
The Russian born artist is at present
on the faculty of the Juilliard School
of Music, of which he Is a graduate
Several awards and scholarships
made 1t possible for him to complete
his studies in Europe where he con-
certified. His teachers were Alexan-
der Siloti, Josef Lhevinne and
Arthur Schnabel.
Russell Kulsrud and Donald Gold
stein will give joint piano recital
in the Phillips Gallery tomorrow
night at $50 o'clock. La Sale Spier
at the second piano. will assist Mr.
Goldstein in the first movement OF
Grieg's "A Minor Concerto"
Mrs. Dudley c. jackson presented
John Charles Hoffson{mer in piano
recital at her Takoma Park studio
Saturday. In two-piano numbers
he was assisted by Betty Lee and
Mrs. Jackson.
The Air Force Band will wear its
new uniforms during the concert
tonight at the east front Of the
Capitol at o'clock. The recently
acquired uniforms of white, gold
and blue were worn for the first
time at Bolivar, Mo, where the band
played before Presidents Truman
and Gallegos.
Albert F. Jones. piano student OF
Marion Wilcox Coomes, received a
high school diploma In music In
the national additions held June 20
In Friends School.
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ment there is not pictured on the
stamp. Instead, the design shows
Keys "old home" in Georgetown
and Fort McHenry, where he wrote
the National Anthem. The flag
to the left of the portrait of the
poet-patriot was copied from the
original Star Spangled Banner in
the Smithsonian Institution.
Turkey will bring out series OF
stamps to mark the 25th anniver-
sary of the Lausanne Conference
July %.
The Woodbridge Stamp Club will
meet at 1918 Rhode Island avenue
NE, tomorrow evening at 8.
Evening star., 1948-07-18

consideration Mr.. Martins proposal
for the commemorative for Gen.
Pershing."
Evening star., 1948-07-18
Coming Attractions
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS" be-
ifn 4a. e>,.,......

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS" be-
gins its second week tomorrow
night.
AMBASsADoR-"Key Largo"
with Humphrey Bogart.
CAPITOL-"Give My Regards
to Broadway" with Dan
Daley, starting Thursday.
COLUMBIA-"On An Island
With You," with Esther Will
liams, starting Thursday.
DUPONT-"The Story of Tos-
ca" with Imperio Argentina.
HIPPODROME-"The october
Man" with John Mills.
KE1TH'S-"Melody Time" a
Walt Disney feature, starting
Wednesday.
LITTLE-"Song Of My Heart"
with Frank Sundstrom.
METROPOLITAN - Flowing
Gold" with Pat O'Brien,
starting Thursday.
PALACE - "On Our Merry
Way" with an all-star cast.
PIX-"Ecstasy," with Hedy La
MARI, starting Tuesday.
PLAYHOUSE - THE PEARL"
with Pedro Armendariz.
WARNER-"Key Largo" with
Humphrey Bogart.
Evening star., 1948-07-18
Programs Of the Week
John Burroughs, euphonium soloist:
Strauss Emperor Waltz" Tschai-
kowsky's "Marche Slay.'

M strauss shSi Emperor Waltz" fsehsi.
kowsky's ''Marche slav."
NATIONAL SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA,
HoHssd Mtc9s bs4tdn. sooss w,sa TSsd
Gate, -s:15 pm. Beethoven's Leo
suit. t for strinss,n "sui i'd. done .nn, Com,
Vi1n" Whnae Torsader Um sa'asn Bong" from .. 81,
Juan" Rsshmsnlnet's ,,, In the 81 g:
Is T sylvia" MY Good Lords Done
Been Herey w.,1 SarE am y9hnsoRR,;a Roass1r MT
"Carousel," arr. Bennett.
THURSDAY.
SOLDIERS HOME MILITARY BAND,
Franklin B. Charles 1SI ban1dmasteE; aE
Gaarany" ns 'umPaa overtnr.. song Saf Of india"
arr. Bennett; Roses Holiday for
sonns sTlnss zsf%oods komssk sss5ad.npe vsnn relk
John Prezioso, piccolo, soloist; Bat
tens April Morn" zsmeenik's
WASHINGTON CONCERT BALLET.
assisted by Army Band. Capt, Hugh
American Union, 9 pm. Latin
American dances.
FRIDAY.
ARMY BAND, Capt. Hugh Curry, lead
east front; proefsmat,an GaDt9 m,2eb p%b.
overture so Wssnsff's ,'Tannhaussrr;"
ssais, ssssla.. ..sI!s ssTss k;,: ..:s;:: s:f
y1h Ps.adsns aH"fSns Das ms1sh. s0lss' coTenssson
esshai aesosdhoauinov'; on roses aHoliday for
E.bass, MGF.i''sz. Mr.. *. tn. c:5Sssfn orsmn
Leddy. trumpet. soloists; porter's
'seiections," cooks ''colossean"
N1la9sAi Franz Ailers, eonductor;. Nor. K.ye.
VT Rstsr sSSs.ssis esss s1S oy.issSss e
smstannss The rbs bsrteaeo Reo. gsi9s gssii99d..
ber's aAdseio for strinss, Ribbon
s1s; Ml h!o9 aIis5s .ass ,ls@ nss
psne. Of the Apprentices" .na
f5em bebes wasnss sai.. Ds Ms.
KAYE: Williams English Folk song
Suite Tschaikowskys The Black
Swan. Nj Ep YsusFeyisah; peqsf wsit. Miss Kaye;
SATURDAY.
SOLDIERS HOME MILITARY BAND.
Franklin B. Charles, bandmaster;
bandstand, $40 pm. Mader's Gen
erai Ike" Titl's Der Tamhour der
Qarde. Laz1aro's The Woodpecker
SONG" Klsdmans Hank and IAnk."
Rombers's when I Grow Too Old 10
Dream" HerbeYt's "A Kta In tbs
Dark" Frank wihlitKhouser. sAxo-
phone soloist; Berardi's "Joie d'Atm-
<r." Zamecnik's ''Ole yirsinny."
WADE n. gTEPHENs, ofsan recital
LID. 0. Chapel. 8 Pm. Pioneer day
program.
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Baltimore Symphony

John S. Edwards, formerly press
representative of the National Sym
phony Orchestra, has been engaged
as manager Of the Baltimore SYM
phony Orchestra. to succeed the late
c. C. Cappel. Mr. Edwards has been
active lately in st. Louis, where he
managed the st. Louis Symphony.
The Baltimore Symphony will
have IL midweek concerts in addi-
ton to the Sunday series and the
Saturday morning educational series.
Reginald Stewart, regular conductor
of the symphony, has been re-en-
gagged and will direct all but two
concerts. Guillermo Espinosa, found
er of the National Symphony Or
chestra OF Bogota. Colombia, and
Ilya Schkolnik, assistant conductor
and concert master, will appear as
guest conductors.
Evening star., 1948-07-18
Sakall Is Cast

s. z. sakall, comedy chara
actor, has been named for a role III
Look for the Silver Lining" Warner
Bros Technicolor musical formerly
known as Silver Lining"
Sakall will appear with june
Haver in q sequence from Sally"
the stage musical made famous by
the late Marilyn Miller. Miss Haver
will portray the celebrated ziezfeld
dancing star in the fllm biography
and Ray Bolger will be seen as her
dancing partner, Jack Donahue.
Evening star., 1948-07-18
TODAY.

JOSEF RAIEFF. piano recital National
aaI,sIS fIensh g Suite eFi No. n Prokefisf esshs
,;a "sonasa No 3, Msndelssohns wi,s aPTs-
Minor" 'Rondo, Capriccioso,' Al
beniz's Invocation" Falla's AN
Dances" Medtnsr;s Fairy Tale. 3
clio, F Minor
NATIONAL SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA,
Howard Mitchell, conductor, the
Maef Rsyssrs Gate male s5 em ennr'fks ieos,'
''Colas Breuenon' overture, Enders,.
Russian Picnic Liszts Dreams Of
Love-" Rachmaninoh' Bells OF Mos
fSn RSsehstsrysns shs afysieFs aaSss oIls
Gould's latin American symptom
oberess stts so~st1es Chig apdersons rssl Lkf ed
Blue Room" from Rodgers THE
Girl Friendo; ess Oh ,ss. Man Rivesn ssnsrIfn iTGm
ksrns aans msa1ey shew f1om Finans RAIN
bow" Annie Get Your Gun. :Briga-
doom: Singing in the Rain" from
Browns HOLLYWOOD Revue. the
Revelers: Rodgers Bennett selections
from Oklahoma"
loMOnnO"s
WADE N. STEPHENS, organ recital:
LID. S. Chapel, pm.
MARINE BAND, MAI. " William villa r:
BUrdsr Essts; pat2ol," P%"i wailsces kahses Mari.
1a,. ,sna ove5tnss 1snd De FiSss E9ss waiss, pssp
Student Prince" Bennett's "cypress
Bnrroughs, euphonium soioist: Ride
of the Valkyries," from Wagner's
"Die Walkuere," scenes from Saint
saens' samson and Delilah."
RUSSELL KgLsEgD s,, AND ISIno DONALD ossit.I.
pEsyqde nnssgs chilaqsas 1snsi cosnsss Mses seSs:
manns~ I'm der Nssht;', Gennardt.s
BaaRied'; cs6nIns s.rsease Ma,er NJ .rsnteIe aIo
Variations Brillantes, B Fiat
Gdsssiss s %lnen ar lioa Sssh.
TUESDAY.
SOLDIERS HOME MILITARY BAND.
ssaastand sTaasl,n B. $50 oasFies p 0an'n Tnrists
'Frolic Of the. Fairies overture.
Benefits "Rhythms OF RIO, seiec,
ton from Herbert's 'Sweethearts',,
Myddletons ireland ForsveT
Coles "Cupid's Arrows, Flelos
Follow the Flag"
WEDNESDAY.
WADE n. STEPHENS. organ recital:
LID. g. Chapel. 8 pm.
MARINE BAND, Mai William z San
telmann, leader; east front, Capitol.
pm. Barber's "Commando
March" Brahms Academic resti,,
val Overture" creston's "Legend.
Oven. marirnba soioist: selections
from PRINTS "Ffreny," Mantia's "Ali
Those EndeAring Young Charms,
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1948-11-04
WOMAN Filler
IS SAFE ON HOP,
JApAN-SHEMYA
Loses Escort During Storm
Lands with DwindIinQ
Gasoline Supply

SHEMYA, Alaska, Nov. If
Mrs Richard Morrow-Tait. British
round the-world flier, landed safely
here yesterday on l,778 flight from
northern Japan despite storms, a
crippled radio and a dwindling gas
supply
She and her navigator, Michael
Townsend, had been unreported for
eight hours in their single-engine
plane.
The 24-year-old ex-artist's model
and mother of an 18-month -old
baby girl said the most unusual
thing about the flight was that we
arrived"
Someone was watching out for
us on the flight she said.
Mrs Morrow-Tait and her navi-
gator, Michael Townsend, were to
have been escorted on the entire
trip from Chitose, Japan, by Bit
air force rescue plane.
Nine hours out on the flight of
Is hours and 20 minutes their radio
went dead in storm and they lost
contact with the escort craft.
They landed here with only five
gallons of gasoline left in the tanks.
The ship was buffeted heavily by
the storms
That ship had lee in its bon
net said the British aviatrix. 1T
chucxed and bucked around until
find it hard to stand now that am
on solid ground"
She said she and Townsend will
stay here about two days to make
repairs to the radio. AS the wealth
er permits, they will then make
their next hop by easy stages up
the Aleutian chain. to Anchorage
Alaska, 1853 miles away
From there they will fly to White
horse, Y. T.. and then eastward
through Canada. Their plans are
to fly the North Atlantic back to
England, if the weather permits.
The flight from here to Anchor
age will be made with another Bit
rescue craft as escort
The two are flying 208-horse-
power Percival Proctor, which was
used as communications craft by
the Raj during the war.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1948-11-04
RUSSIA PULLS
ANOTHER NO
ON U.N. PLANS
oBy The Associated Press

Russia rejected completely today
Western Power plan for control
of atomic energy.
Her action was in the United
Nations, where the prediction was
widely made that the United States
lole in world affairs will be prompt
ly strengthened as the result OF
President Truman's reelection.
The Presidents foreign policy
appears certain to be dominated by
this great single issue How much
more money and goods is the Uni
ted States willing and able to
throw into the cold war against
Russia?
The critical areas presently are
Western Europe, China and Greece
Negotiation of North Atlantic
military alliance is top agenda
item. Under the proposal, the
United States is expected to sup
ply $2,000.o00,000 and UP per year
for lend-lease war equipment for
Britain, France. Belgium, The
Netherlands, Luxembourg an
whatevery other countries may adj
here.
The Greed aid program is ex-
pected to be greater than the cur
rent sl75,O0O,0OO military aid out
pouring
The State Department already is
reviewing its policy on China, fac
ed with immediate crisis.
Nationalist CHINA drew her lines
closer to Marking. Her leaders
hoped for some miracle to save
the country from the threat of COM
munist conquest. The Cabinet is
trying to resign. economics are in
collapse, and Chang Kai-shek APP
peared about to lose his numerical
superiority over the Communists
The government has not yet con-
sidered seriously demand for an
end to the civil war and coal
ition with the Reds.
An international military tribun-
al in Tokyo convicted Japan OF
waging aggressive war against
China, the United States. Russia
Britain and other nations. Former
Premier Hideki TOTO and "a other
/ defendants, who soon will learn
| their individual fates, looked sleepy
as the judgment was handed down
The French government accused
Communists Of sabotage in the
French coal strike, which began
month ago today. The Interior
Ministry said coal digging mach
inery has been wrecked, carts OF
dirt dumped into pits, mine eleva-
tors destroyed and administrative
offices pillaged.
Other mines have been flooded
through lack of maintenance. The
back to work movement was gain
ing strength.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1948-11-04
Hawaii Is
Republican

HONOLULU, Nov. 4.IR- Ha-
wall reelected Republican Delegate
to-Congress Joseph R. harrington
by 81 margin and Republicans
captured the Territorial House and
Senate.
Republicans campaigned THUS;
This is Republican year nation
ally.
Hawaii must have Republican
delegate.
A Republican Governor will be
appointed.
He will need Republican Terri
torial Legislature.
The line went over big, with Only
three OF 1853 precincts unreporred,
Harrington won 1884 votes to
Democrat Jack Burns 24,l36. Re-
publicans won 9 of is Senate seats,
20 OF 80 House seats
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1948-11-04
CONSTRUCTION 6lDS
FOR ALASKA WORK
10 BE OPENED IN DEC.

ANCHORAGE, Nov. 4.--tR- First
lids on the U. S. Air Force con-
sTuction program in Alaska. esti-
mated to cost around s65,0O0.O00
during the next TWO years. will be
opened Dec. Is and 16 in Seattle.
Col. w E. Potter, the Army's
Alaska District Engineer, in an.
nouncing the openings, said I'll,
first call was for completion OF four
5oo-man permanent tyre barracks
buildings and construction Of two
new barracks OF the same the
Three Of the unfinished barracks TO
te completed are at Fort Richard
son and one at Ladd Field at Fair,
banks
Among new facilities to be h,rlt
are warehouses, housing. utilities.
air field facilities and oil storage
and power facilities. Bids will I've
let lntermittently through January
land February
Additional information on plars
land specified tons will be available
after Nov. 10 to interested bidders
at Corps of Engineers Offices in the
following cities: Portland, Ore,
Chicago, Vicksburg, Miss, Omaha.
Boston. New York, Cincinnati At
lanta. Oakland. Seattle, st. Louis.
Sansalito, Calf. Anchorage, FAIR
banks, and Juneau.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1948-11-04
CBy JACK BELL

WASHINGTON, Nov. 4.-lP-
Republicans closed their shattered
ranks today for two-year fight in
Congress against a certain effort
by President Truman to modernize
the New Deal.
Mr.. Truman returns to Washing
ton and welcome home celebra-
ton tomorrow the hottest article
III American politics, as the result
Of his upset victory over Gov.
Thomas E. Dewey.
He will be off Sunday for two
week breathing spell at Key West
Florida.
When he comes back, it will be
time to shape up the legislative
program which he promised last
night will be based on the Demo-
cratic platform.
Mr.. Truman told hometown
victory celebration in Independence,
Mo, he wants every citizen to help
him carry out his tremendous re-
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1948-11-04
NAVY BpY
|5MI55ING,
ALEUTIAN5

KODIAK, Alaska. Nov. 4.-tR-
Search planes were aloft over a
vast Aleutian area today seeking
a Navy BPY missing with II men
aboard since last night
The plane was due at the Kodiak
naval air station at 8 pm. yester-
day after a navigational flight to
ST. Paul Island, in the Boring Sea
north of the Aleutian chain. The
plane left Kodiak at 10 am.
It's last reported position at
pm. yesterday was off Port Mollei
at the western tip of the chain
MAS reports the ship had enough
gas to last until o'clock last night
Headquarters of the Alaska Sea
Frontier ordered all available air
craft to join the search.