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Susirinkes u. N. Pose.
dis Svarsto Palestinos
ir kitus Svarbiuosius
Dienos klausir1us

Paryzius. = Rugs. 21 su-
slrlnkus United Nations vi
suotinam posedziui, temp
tose salygose, girdejo laiki-
no U. n. prezidento ragini-
ma dirbti pasalinimui is
zemes baime, slegiancia vi
So zmonija.
Laikinu U. N. preziden-
tn isrinktas Argentinos at
stovas Bramuglia.
Suvaziavo atstovai nuo
So valstybiu.
Atmosfera susirin k m e
CANA karsta del Palestine
je nuzudymo u. N. atsto-
w Bernadotte ir Sierot,
kurie buvo nusauti Jeruza-
Lyle Rugs. II. Patirta kad
JUGS nuzude zydu teroristu
Stern gauja.
Kitas karstas klausimas
tai ikaitus padetis tarp Ry-
tQ-Vakaru del Berlyno.
Vakaru valstybes prane-
sa sutikusios ant vieningu
reikalavimu Maskvai ir ga
nina reikalavimus, j ku-
riuos sovietai lures atsaky-
tt taip. arba ne.
Sarysyje SUI U. N. visuo-
thu susirinkimu, Paryziu-
je dalyvauja Marshall nuo
Americas, Bevin nuo Bri-
tanijos ir Schumanas/ nuo
Prancuzijos. Jie aptaria
kokiu grieztu priemoniu
laikysis jeigu sovietai at
mes Berlyno blokados pa
naikinima.
Sovietu atstovai ir ju sa-
lininkai, kartu su Berlyno
Vokieciais komunistais ke-
liza protestus kad United
Nations visuotinas susirin-
kimas visai neturi teises
Berlyno klausima svarsty-
ii, mes Berlynas yra pripa-
zintas sovietu zonai ir yra
reikalas tarp keturiu di-
dziuju, ne visos y. N.
Berlyno komunistai rekia
esa Vokieciai yakaru zono-
los U. N. posedyje reikstQ
susprogdinima Xxi siol YES
tu ilgu derybu tarp keturiQ
didziqju Maskvoje: :.
Rusai taipgi prikaisioja,
esa Vokieciai kitosee zono'
Sc rengiami karui prizes So
vietus ateityje. ir ta kalte
primeta Amerikai.
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SIUDO AMERIkAI
APLEISTI KOREJA

Maskva patieke Ameri-
kai pasiulyma kad abb jos
= Russia ir u. S. istrau-
ktu savo kariuomenes is
Korejos. Rusai sake apleis
Koreja Xxi Sausio l, 1949,
jeigu ta padarys ir Ameri-
ka, istraukdama savo ka-
riuomene is pietines Kore-
jos.
Siaurine Koreja visa So
vietu sukomunistinta, .joje
Maskva paliks seimininkau-
ii savo raudonarmiecius,
Korejieciu rubais .aprenlg-
tus. Sovietai pasirenge jau
visa Koreja sujungti savo
globoje.
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Reika|auja MakV@ Ga|utinio AtSakym0 del Ber|!nO
SOVETAI NESUTINkA LEISTI u. N.
SVARSTYTI BERLYNO BYLA

je kad zydai imasi grieztu
priemoniu nubausti Berna-
dotte ir Serot zudeikas.
1zraelio kariuomene su-
gaude apie 200 Stern gau-
jos nariQ, kuriai primeta-
ma Bernadotte nuzudymas.
Jie isvezti j Jaffa ir bus is
skirstyti Zydq kariuome-
neje, kurie tiks.
BERLYNE komu n i S t u
ginkluotos gaujos uzpuole
vakariniu valstybiu dalyje
leidziamus laikrascius ir
neleidzia jiems iseiti. Po-
ra savaiciu anksciau komu-
nistai uzgrobe viso Berly-
no rotuse, isvaike visuoti-
nu balsavimu isrinkta mie-
sto valdyba.
Veliausi pranesimai sa-
ko, rytu Vokietijoje ruosia-
ma raudonuju gaujos rel
kale paimti Berlyna ir visa
Vokietija j savo rankas.
Berlyna ir Vokietija pa
inns Vokieciai komunistai,
Rusu paruosti, Rusu vado-
vaujami, bet struosti taip
kad is virsaus neisr0dytU
jog tai Maskvos darbas.
Tada Amerika ir kitos
vakaru valstybes pripazins
ivykusi fakta, kaip pripa-
Zinc visur kitur kur tik So
vietai panasiai isibriove.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-09-24
TARDO KOMUNISTU
REMEJA

Kongreso komisija tardo
turtuole Amerikiete, Louise
Bransten, kuri savo pini-
gals regia komunistu veik-
Ia Amerikoje., il lygiu bu-
du kaip ir kiti komunistai
stengiasi gintis Americas
konstitucija. il neprisipa-
zista turejus ka bendro su
snipinejimu Maskvos nau-
dai.
Ia ziopla turtuole auko-
jo $4,000 paremimui ko-
munistu spaudos ir aukoja
kittens ju reikalams.
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TURkIJA GAUNA u.
S. kARO LAIVUS

Turkija tuoJ gaus keleta
geru, modernisku Ameri-
kos karo laivu, savo laivy-
no sustiprinimui. Tas da-
roma einant Americas re-
mimu Graikijos ir Turkijos
militariSkai.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-09-24
UKRAINIECIAI PAR.
( TIZANAI TEBEKO-
VOJA MARSHAL

Per paskutinius iris meme
sius Ukrainos laisves kovoto-
jai - UPA armija Cekoslova-
kijoje tebevede labai itempta
kova SUI Cekq raudonosios ar
mijos daliniais. Ukrainieciai j
Cekija buvo isiverze sudarymui
rysio SUI panasiais Balkanu sa-
liu partizanais.
Du, partizanai kurie Liepos
menesi atvyko j AmerikieciQ
zona Vokietijoje, pareiske kad
Ukrainieciai partizanai sutei-
Ike daug rupescio Rusu okupa-
cinems pajegoms, mes jie ne tik
energingai kovoja prizes boise
vikus bel ju satelitus, bet ir
stengiasi apjungti bel suvieny-
ii kitu tautybiu partizanus.
81 pavasari UPA keli jungi-
Mai is Pripecio pelkiu savo vel
kima isplete Senuju ir Rytu
Prusu rajonus. Birzelio meme
81 prasideje reguliarios kovos
tarp UPA ir Lenku raudonosios
armijos daliniu netoli Allenstei-
no, Rytu Prusijoje. Lenkai
buve priversti pasitraukti, pa
likdami savo uzmustuosius.
Ukrainieciai emesi zygiu pa
laikyti rysius ir SUI Baltijos
krastu laisves kovotojais, ben
dron kovon itraukiant Cekijos
ir Balkanu krastu partizanus.
Toks esas UPA islaisvinimo va
do Generolo Taras Chuprynka
planas.
Cekoslovakijos karo ir vidaus
reikalu ministeriju paskelbtuo-
Sc bendruose pranesimuose pa
zymima kad Ceku kariuomenes
ir policijos daliniai sunkiai ko-
voja SUI Ukrainieciu daliniais,
kurie esa isitvirtine II Pasauli-
nio Karo fortuose Slovakijoje.
Cekoslovakijos kom n i S t Y
partijos organas Tworba Bir-
zelio 22-24 rase kad mazi bet
gerai ginkluoti ir disciplinuoti
Ukrainieciu daliniai isibriove !
Cekoslovakija ir pradejo nal
KNIT komunistus, bel "liaudles
demokratus". Laikrastis ragi-
ma ir toliau imtis priemoniu
prizes tuos gyventojus kurle
rodo palankumo partizanams,
remia juos maistu ir teikia IL
niu apie raudonosios kariuome-
mes JuucJ Iice.
Tworka toliau kaltina sovle-
tu-Lenku-Ceku jungtini staba
del nepavykusiu operacijq prizes
partizanus. Kartu priduria kad
Sic daliniai veikia Amerikiec'Q
ir Britu imperialistu tarnybo-
je.
Paskutiniu metu spauda nu-
stojo skelbus apie juos zlnlas,
kad nesukeltu panikos gyVento-
ju tarpe. Taciau is suzelst4
raudonuju kariu pasakoJlmq
suzinomi vardai tu vietoviu ku-
riu rajonuose veikia partlza'
mai. \h. fl1
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ALBANIA pradejo S

ALBANIA pradeJo sa-
kyti kad Jugoslavijos Tito
nori ia pagrobti ir prisi-
jungti. Albania, maza ~
goslavu kaimyne prize Ad-
riatiko juros, yra taipgi So
vietu pakalike, taciau Tito
turf ja kaip ir savo gleby-
lie. Maskvai istikimieji Al.
baniios komunistai nori is.
silaikyti Stalino bernals.
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FLORIDA sios savaites
pradzioje .praslave smarki
audra, atejus nuo Kubos
padarvta nuostoliu Xxi $25
milijonu dolariu. kubo]e
nuo tos audros zuvo sesl
zmones, Floridoje trys.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-09-24

svedijoje graso isverti-
mas socialistu valdzios, ku-
ri issedejo per 16 metu: XII
tos trys partijos susltare
socialistus isstumti.
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REMIA BERNODOTTE
PLANA

u. N. posedyje Amerikos
atstovas Marshall pareiske
jog :jis remia svedo Grafo
Bernadotte paruosta plana
prievarta sutvarkyti Pales.
tinos klausima. Prizes tai
eme protestuoti Arabu at.
stovai, kurie Wis atsisakc
pripazinti zydams teise
Palestine.
Izraelio valstybes uzsie'
niu reikalu ministras Ser.
tok kabeliu pranese United
Nations Tarybai Paryziu'
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-09-24

II uzmusta. Laporte, In
diana. - Lake lietaus SUI
simuSus atviram trokui su
traileriu, uzmusta II svo-
gunu lauku darbininku, We
zamu troke; sesi kiti suzei-
sta.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-09-24

MAISTAS ATPIGS

Bet nesitikekit jo atpingant
dabar tuoj. Paveizdan, mesa
prades atpigti tiktai kita meta.
sake galviju pirkejai.
Kltokio maisto kainos. sake.
prades kick atpigti neuzilgo.
pasekmfje didelio sios vasaros
ukiu derliaus. Maisto atpigi-
ma pranasauja trys dideles sa-
lies ukiq organizacijos.
Urmo kainos maisto srityje
sake atpige pastaru menesiu
apie 2 nuosimciais. siaip kitu
reikmenQ kainos, isskyrus ukiu
produktus, tue laikotarpiu pa
soko Oh nuos.
Mesos pristatytojai pabran-
gino mesos kainas sakydami
jog zymiai padidejes jos parei-
kalavimas. o pareikalavimas
padidejes' todel kad visi daug
uzdirba. Apskaiciuota yra kad
symet privatiniu seimu ir as
menu ineigos pasieks niekad is
torijoje negirdeta S21O bilijo-
nu suma. Taigi, mesos gamin-
tOiamS rlIni irri naSinelnvti
TEKSTILES industrija sioje
Salyje sake lures sumazinti sa-
vo tulu audiniu gaminima, del
susidariusio didelio pervirsiaus.
Darby sumazejimas busias lai-
xmas. Valdzia baige savo uz-
sakymus Xxi gallo Stu metu, sa-
ko daugiau jai nereikalinga.
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VISOS Americas politis-
kos partijos siais rinkimais
nori butt negrams draugin-
gos, gavimui ju balsQ. Re-
publikonai ir Demokratai
atydziai seka negru regis
travimasi balsavimui dide-
sese valstijose kurios mule
mia rinkimus.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-09-24

Prancuzijoj streikave ke-
Ii sirntai tukstanciu darbi-
ninku vel grizo dirbti.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-09-24

Filipinu salose auksinius
dantis turintys zmones ap-
dedami 80 nuos. taksQ.
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SULAIKYMUI infliacijos ir


padarymui paskolq gavima SUM-
kesniu, Federalio Rezervo Ia
ryba isake savo nariams BAN
kams padidinti savo rezervus
dar apie So bilijonais. Tokiu
budu bus apsunkintas gavimas
is banku pinigu siaip visokiems
pirkinejimams. Kreditu suvar-
zymas sake neduos zmonems
pirkti dalyku skolintais pini-
gals arba issimokejimo planu,
mes Sic budai prisidejo prie is
kelimo reikmenu kainu.
AUTOMOBILIU indust r a
yra didziausia paskira plieno
sunaudotoja, kaip parodo 1947
metu statistikos. Pernai auto
mobiliams ir trokams gamlnti
sunaudota daugiausia plieno ne
gu kada p1rmiau tos industri-
jos istorijoje.
Automobiliu industrial per-
mai gavo 9,273,0OO tonus, arba
14.7s nuos. viso apdirbto plieno
isleisto is dirbtuviQ.
Statyba uzima antra vieta
plieno sunaudojime. Pernai j
paeme 8,5O1,OOO tonu, arba
1875 nuos.
Visokiu metaliniu deziu ir
skardiniu darbams sunaudota
pernai 5,O76,OOO tonu. Gelezin-
keliai stow ketvirtoje vietoje,
iu reikalams buvo nupirkta A.
$4,000 tonu plieno.
KATALIKQ Baznycia Ame-
rikoje pasiryzus dideliems sta
tybos darbams. Numatyta per
sekanti desimtmeti praleisti IS
tisus $40 bilijonu, kaip dabar
iau turima statybai planQ.
Jau dabar paruosta 1850
statybos projektu, kurie iselles
eina: ligonines, mokyklos, ir
baznycios.
NEW MEXICO, viena is va
kariniu sios Sales valstiju, tik-
rina turinti tick druskos kad
los uzteks visam Vakarq Kon-
tinentui per tukstancius metu.
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KATALIKU Baznycia Anne

NEW MEXICO, viena is va
kariniu sios Sales valstiju, tik-
rina turinti tick druskos kad
los uzteks visam Vakarq Kon-
tinentui per tukstancius metu.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1948-11-04
ATOMIC CONTROL
ISSUES GOES BACK
FOR FURTHER TALK
lBy The Associated Press

10y 1 ne aSSOCldttQ IltSoj
The United Nations approved to-
day the Western plan for world
atomic control The general assem-
bly, vote was 40 to 6, with the Rus
sian bloc bitterly opposing t h e
Assembly earlier rejected Russia S
counter proposal
The effect of the ASsembly's ac-
ton is merely to send the whole
atomic issue back to the Atomic En-
ergy Commission and the big pow
ers for more talk. 1t does not estab-
lish any plan OF atomic control.
In the Security Council, the Unit
ed States asked deletion of refer
ences to sanctions from q British
Chinese Palestine proposal directed
mainly against Israel. China agreed
to the amendment
Russia said both the original reso-
luton and the amendment were in
acceptable. She supported Ukraine
move to start negotiations on the
whole general Palestine subject-a
move which Israel supported.
Russia rejected completely tn e
Western Power plan for atomic con-
troll as fantastic and unreal
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1948-11-04
IHEINTzLEMAN WILL
SPEAK AT TRADES
MEETING, PORTLAND

It was announced at the Cham
Der of Commerce meeting today that
B. Frank Heintzleman, Regional
Forester for the U. S. Forest Service
in Alaska, will be one of the main
speakers at the Pacific Northwest
Trades Association, which will con-
vene in Portland on November 10.
Heintzleman, who is Regional Vice.
President of the PNTA, will be lead
er of a discussion on development
of the North Country" which will
center on problems OF development
/ in Alaska and Northwest Canada.
Col. John r. Moves, Chief OF the
| Alaska Road Commission, will speak
on railroads and roads in connec-
, ton with northern development
Unless a member of the Juneau
/ Chamber volunteers as delegate
to the Convention, Mike Dederer,
head of the Seattle Fur Exchange,
will represent the Capitol City at
the proceedings.
Que of the outstanding speakers
to appear at the Convention this
wear will be Admiral w. w. Smith,
Chairman of the Unit ID States
Maritime Commission.
Col Fred P. Andrews, new COM
manding officer of the Alaska Com
munications System, and Col. Mar
cellus r. Kunitz, will arrive in
Juneau Monday 1t was decided that
committee from the Chamber
would meet with the Army officials
to discuss local matters.
President Joseph Mclean APP
pointed Howard Stabler and Charles
w. Carter as a nominating COM
rittee fer the annual elections. On
December 2, seven members will be
elected to serve on the executive
board. The executive board elects,
from its members, the President,
Vice President, and Second Vice
President who assume office in jan
uary.
The Chamber has received word
that five Alaskan Chambers OF
Commerce have passed resolutions on
the maritime situation, similar to
the one adopted by the Juneau
7roup several weeks ago. The
Chambers we're Ketchikan, Peters
turg Haines, Fairbanks. and Ko-
diak.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1948-11-04
ADMINISTRATORS
OF SCHOOLS WILL
MEET HERE FRIDAY

Tomorrow morning at 8 o'clock,
weather permitting, school admin
istrators from all parts of Southeast
Alaska will meet in the Senate
Chamber, opening a two-day con-
ference.
According to DR.. James C. Ryan,
Commissioner of Education, this is
the first such gathering since l945,
the weather and financial obstacles
having interfered with those plan
ned in 1916 and Al respectively.
(Although there are not ade-
quate funds for this one, the super
intendents believe the meeting SO
important that they are paying
their own transportation and other
eXpenses)
The recruiting of teachers, and
teachers salaries will be discussed,
also interscholastic athletics and
other contests; school finances in
Alaska, five year educational
plan for Southeast Alaska; school
bull ding construction, suggested
legislation for l949, and the cur
ricula for 10th elementary and high
schools.
Most of the sessions will be round
table discussions, and the confer
ence will close with question an
swer period concerning Alaska school
laws, regulations of the Territorial
Board and related subjects.
The Alaska Committee for the
Northwest Association also will meet
this weekend to consider schools to
be recommended for accrediting to
the Association meeting in Spokane,
Wash, next month.
Sixteen Alaska schools now are
accredited, and two new applicants
have been added SO far-Valdez and
Mt. Edgecumbe. Members of the
committee are Superintendents The
ron j. Cole of Sitka, and E. c..
Clark, Juneau, and DR.. Ryan, chair
man
Other administrators planning to
attend the weekend conference are
superintendent j. f. Danielson,
Ketchikaf; Gilmore Reece, Craig;
George J. Fabricius, Wrangell; Les
ter L. Wingard, Petersburg; Ken
meth Glen, Douglas; C. L. Ander
son. Skagway; William L. jain,
Haines and William B. Beauchamp,
Hoonah.
Les Avrit and Floyd Dryden, prin-
sipals Of the Juneau high and grads
sohco,s. respectively a,.o win pr
22ra-s.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1948-11-04
NORTH STAR TO
BRING SUPPLIES,
SOUTHEAST ALASKA

To bring supplies tc Southeast AL
aska, the MS North Star will make
a special sailing from Seattle on
December 1.n The Alaska Native
Service supply ship will unload car
go at Metlakatla, Hydaburg, Kla-
wock, Rake, Angoon, Juneau, Hoo
nah, Tenakee and Sitka
Groceries will be carried to mer-
chants in the small towns in South
east Alaska. Equipment for the saw
mill. which is now under construc-
ton at Metlakatla will be brought
north on the voyage. Piling and
supplies for rebuilding of the Hy-
daburg cannery, which was COM
pletely destroyed by fire this sum-
mer, will also he included in the
cargo.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1948-11-04
CANvASSING BOARD
WORKS ON RETURNS

AS provided by Territorial law,
the Territorial Canyassing Board
met this morning in the office of
the Secretary of Alaska to begin
official count of voting in the
October II General Election.
Starting at 10 o'clock, members
of the board believed it would take
at least one day to verify results Of
each Of Alaska's four divisions.
First Division returns, on which
the group worked today, will not
be completely canvassed until to-
morrow, if then.
The Canvassing Board, which
also issues certificates of election
to the successful candidates, is
composed of Gov. Ernest Gruen-
ing, Collector of Customs James
j. Connors, ST.. and Secretary OF
Alaska Lew Williams.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1948-11-04
SKI CLUB HIKE IS
SCHEDULED SUNDAY

Dave Andrus, outdoor committee
chairman of the Juneau Ski Club,
announced today that there will be
a hike to the third cabin on the
Douglas Ski Trail Sunday, Novem-
Der 7, for all interested members OF
the club.
Transportation to rne ski run will
&c furnished if members will be in
front of the Baranof Hotel at 8 am.
Hikers are advised to wear their
old clothes and good footwear since
the upper cabin will probably have
light snowfall
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1948-11-04
Episcopal Bishop visits Here

Completing a busy tour through
Southeast Alaska. the Rt Rev
William j. Gordon, Jr., (above)
Bishop of Alaska, awaits flying
weather to leave for his head
quarters in Fairbanks.
Before his arrival in Juneau on
Thursday of last week. Bishop Cor
don had visited his parishes in
Ketchikan, Wrangell and Sitka.
People of Juneau were invited to
meet Bishop Gordon at a reception
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Burdick last Thursday eve
ming.
Friday neon he was guest of
Mrs. James Ryan, President of the
Womsns Auxiliary. Missionary Dis
trict Of Alaska. In the evening he
was entertained at the Governors
House.
Sightseeing took Bishop Gordon
to Mendenhall Glacier and out the
highway Saturday afternoon.
Sunday, the visiting prelate pre-
sided at all of the services at
the church o, the Holy Trinity
After speaking to the children at
the Church School, he presided at
confirmation ceremonies at the II
o'clock services. Confirmation cam
didates were presented by the Rev.
Samuel A. McPhetres, who. with
Dean c. E. Rice, assisted at the
celebration. i
Confirmation was followed by an
informal luncheon held in the
Undercroft of the Church in hon
or of the Bishop. Short address
es were given by DR.. James c.
Ryan, Mrs. Helen Rolf, president
of the Altar Guild, Robert E. Rice. |
one of the vestrymen, and Angelo
Ghiglione, who recently joined |
the parish from his home in An !
chorage Mrs. Victor Power was /
in charge of the luncheon commit
tee
Evening prayer at which he pre-
sided at st. Lukes, in Douglas, |
completed Bishop Gordon's busy
Sunday.
Celebration at Holy Communion
oil All Saints Day Monday was
followed by breakfast for the
Bishop at the home of Dean and
Mrs. Rice.
With his wife and two children,
Bishop Gordon. third bishop of
Alaska, makes his home in Fair
banks.
The pioneer Bishop. Peter Trim
BILE Rowe was first /. head of his
church in the Territory. On his
death he was succeeded by Rt. Rev.
Jno. Bentley Of Nenana. Bishop
Bentley recently was made Vice
President of the National Council
of the Episcopal Church and is
supervising all of the missionary
work of the whole church. 1t is
expected that he will be in Alaska
in a short time on his was 20
Tokyo
One of the youngest men in the
church to be honored by selection
as bishop, Bishop Gordon was for
four years in charge of the church
mission at Point Hope on the Arc
tic Coast of Alaska.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1948-11-04

A letter from the Prince Rupert
Chamber of Commerce was read, ex-
pressing it's thanks for Juneaus
Hospitality and kindness during the
Associated Boards of Trade Con-
vent,on, which was held here In
September.
Following the business session
Trevor Davis showed movies OF
Tracy Arm and the Glacier Bay
area. Glacier Bay is the proposed
site for a National Park Hotel.
Guest at today's meeting was Car
Heinmiller Of Port Chilkoot.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1948-11-04
GOoGE TO WASHINGTON

DR.. James Googe, Medical Di-
rector for the Alaska Native Ser
vice. left today for Washington,
d. C. He will attend hearings OF
the Bureau of the Budget and will
also recruit nurses and doctors to
work in Alaska. He expects to
return within three weeks.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1948-11-04
VALDEZ IS ADDED TO
A(S RADIO TELEPHONE.
CIRCUIT ON THURSDAY

1t has been announced by the
Seattle headquarters of the Alaska
Communications System that over
seas and intra- Alaska radio tele-
phone connections are now avail
able to Valdez. The service is to
start today, November 4.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1948-11-04
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1948
REPORT ON WEATHER,
ALASKA, PACIFIC COAST

The Empire expected today to
start the weather report from i'm
rortant sections in Alaska but
mechanical troubles prevented the
full report, which is cut down to
the following, as released by the
weather bureau at 4:30 am. today:
Maximum temp, weather 4:30 ann
Evening star., 1948-03-12

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Tailoring, for instance =. the easy Middishade
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Hungry Horse news., 1948-07-23
Around Apgar

Mrs. B. K. Wheeler, Washing
ton, D. c., and grandson, Steven
Calman, Milwaukee, have return.
ed to their summer home on Lake
Mcdonald.
Mrs. F. E. Willets and bows
have gone on a trip to Bowbel]
N. Oak. She is expected home
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Ander-
son and family, Crookston, Mimi,
spent the weekend with Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Anderson. The men
are brothers.
Pat Rupp, Bolton, is helping
Eddy Brewster at his store.
Asa Powell, Jr., left for Butte
and Virginia City on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Murrill.
Dutch Creek, are going to spend
their, 38th wedding anniversary
with Father Faley, Columbia
Falls
There seems to be a number of
tourists, as all of Apgar's cabins
have been filled to capacity.
Barbara Ressler, Coram, is now
working as relief telephone oper-
ator for the Park service. She is
staying with jeanne Powell.
Shirley Anderson and Irene
Downen plan on spending Wednes-
day night and Thursday at Col
umbia Falls.
Mr. and Mrs. Cal Tidrick, Jr.,
have been guests at his folks, Mr.
and Mrs. Cal Tidrick.
:. The Apgar children have en-
joyed Bible school the past week.
Friday they all went to Lake Five
where they went swimming ana
picnicked.
Roger Wilcox, Somers was