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Evening star., 1948-01-10

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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-12-10
Akce pro Csl. uprchliky rizena
Sdruz. csl. SpolkG6 " Baltimore
zdarne pokracuie.

VIVA k naSi csl. verejnosti
uverejnena v Telegraph" mi
nuly patek, ably nasi krajane
rychle pomohli csl. uprchlfkdm
v taborech v Nemecku, at je to
obnosenym satstvem, pradlem
nebo penezy, setkala Sc zdarem.
Ia dobra csl. srdce odpove-
della tax, jak Sc ocekavalo. V
pond6lf bylo prineseno nasemi
krajany do Ceske skoly Aug.
Hefmana opravdu to CO ii trpi-
CT zimou mohou nejlepe potre-
bovati. I ma pen6znfch darech
Sc sesla slusna suma. Vecne
Diary budou prehlednuty, zaba-
leny a CO nejrychleji odeslany.
DalS1 jak vecne tax i penezni
Diary Sc budou prijfmati kazde
pondel1 cd 7 do 9 hodin vecer
We skole Aug. Hermana.
Vsem darcGm uprfmny dix
vyslovuje
Sdruzeni Csl. SpolkIG
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-12-10

Prisaha Ceske Brigady " OAR
ney We Francii dine 30. cervna
1918.

"My vojaci revolucnfho VOL
ska, utvofemeho daleko cd hra-
mic nasf vlasti, rozbij1me ma
vzdy pouta, jenz mas vazala k
Habsburk1m a T1si rakouske,
vzpom1name krivd do dnes ne-
pomstenych cd staleti, a pred
svym drahym narodem, nynf
zastoupenym Csl. Narodni Ra-
dou, skladame tuto slavnostnl
prfsahu: We jmenu nasf ma
rodnf cti, We jmenu vseho toho,
co nam jake lidem i jake &C.
|chGm a SlovakGm nejvyse sva-
tie, pr1sahame, re bojovati bu-
deme do te dolby, dokud nase
zeme Ceske a Slovenske nesply-
nou v samostatny a nezavisly
Ceskoslovensky Stat, dokud ma
rod mas v nas1ch zemich nebu-
de 1plnym panem svych osudG.
Jake v6rnf bojovnfci, nesoucl
We sve krvi d6dictvf nasich
slavnych dejin a vzdy jsouce
pametlivf nezapomenutelnych
hrdinskych cind nasich narod-
Mich mucednfk6 i nasich HUI
sitskych Vojev1dc1, slibujeme
byti jich dGstojni, nikdy z bo-
je neutfkati, nijakemu nebez-
peel Sc nevyhybati, rozkaz1
svych nacelnfk1 poslouchati,
sve prapory a odznaky ctlti,
nepTitele O milost nikdy a "a
nijakych okolnosti neprositi a
Sc zbran1 v ruce Sc nevZdavati,
bratr bratra milovati a vse i
zivot poloziti. Bee jakeho ma
tlaku svobodne rozhodnuti tax
poole teto pr1sahy budem jed
natl. "Tak pTfsahame!"
Vzpom1nku ma tuto pf1sahu
napsal pro "Telegraf"
KAREL PORKAT,
byv. LegionaT v 81. pluku
Francouzskych Legif.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-12-10
1,2OO marinH pribylo ma
zSkIadnu " Tsingtao.

Tsingtao, Gina. = Ma palu-
be trasportu lode Valencia
lodstva pTibylo dine 30. listo-
padu ma americkou namornf
zakladnu v Tsingtao 1900 ma
rinH. cfmz Sc jejich stav zde
zvysil ma 1890. -.
o vyslanf marinG pozadal
velitel americkych namorn1ch
sill V zapadnfm Pacifiku admi-
raj Oscar c.. Badgar, od6vod-
nil tento pozadavek tim, re stu
zeb marin1 je tfeba ku vykli-
zenf Americana z C1ny. Cfnsti
komuniste mali sve posice v
bezprostfednf blfzkosti Using
tao.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-12-10
THE WAY TO THE WORLD
PEACE
Sunday, December IL, 1948
at 2:3O p. m,
Friends Meeting House
31O7 N. Charles Street
z a S | q O /.

Ct6na redakce -
Rec pana Cord Meyer-a mi
nulou nedeli v hlavnl SIM knl-
hovny Enoch Pratt pTednese-
ma, byla prekvapujici z toho
dG6vodu, re poskytla poslucha-
cum prfilezitost nahlednouti "a
zeleznou oponu, ne evropskou,
ale americkou. Fakta, ktere
fecnfk uvedl, podaly jasny du-
kaz iak mnoho jest pred anne
rickou verejnostf skryvano. 4
jakych prfcin jest tezko %zjistit.
Navsteva byla hojna pouka-
zujfc zajem tech, kterl, sezna-
vajfce jak blizk6 jest nebezpe-
Ct svetove valky, snazf Sc tuto
katastrofu odvratiti utvorenim
Mezinarodni Federace.
Sch1ze podobneho stylu =
V zajmu sv6toveho miru : bu-
de odbyvana tuto nedeli, dine
12ho prosince odpoledne We
Friends Meeting House, 31O7
sew. Charles ulice.
V t6to schulz Dude hlavnim
TcGnfkem pan John D. Roop,
graduant inzenyrskeho kursu
university Johns Hopkins, KITE
ry byl americkym delegation
ma mirovem sjezdu We Wrocla-
We, V Polsku, behem minuleho
srpna.
Program jest velice pestry,
nebot mimo nekolika Tecnlku,
obsahuje tez zp6vni cast v rus
KEN, polsk6m a ukrajinskem
jazyku.
Vstup jest volny a kazdy mi
rumilovny clov6k jest v1tan.
Vas,
Ant. J. Svejda
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-12-10
POD SVOBODY
(Sletovy pochod borc1 r. 1929

V znaku tvem sc hrde stkv1
V ruben poll billy lev,
volnost, rovnost, bratrstvi
jak mas v BOZ we'd cesky zpev.
Pryc kdo vzhlizf nesmele,
bojem zkoncen tezky sen,
budme jake z ocele,
slavy den bud pozdraven.
Pomst6na je Bila Hora,
"a stat cesky, vlasti skvost,
v zlatych poutech jasa zora
Republiky budoucnost.
Neni pan1, nen1 sluhI,
volni jsme jak bylo v snech
duchu nasich velkych Janu
jdem "a slavou drahych czech.
Nazdar, nazdar, nazdar,
pod svobody praporem,
v ruben poll S bllym lvem,
zijem, zemTem S narodem.
Pod Svobody praporem,
vitezny mas zavznf zpev,
vzdyt uz vlaje We sve slave,
svobodny mas cesky lev.
(Z pameti Karla Porkata.)
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-12-10
BEzNE Oslo (NO.) 2O7s

Brandies, M. Bachor, J. Ba-
Choir, Waters, Dvorak a Pta-
cek) prinesla hezky cisty w
tezek pro mas Stavebni Fond.
Protoze toto je poslednf
zprava v tonic roce, Ustfed1
preje ctene redakci "Telegra-
fu", p. A. Cihlari, ctenar1m a
vsem clenGm Ustredf Veselych
Vance a stastneho a lepsfho
NovehO Roku! H. S.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-12-10
L1stky ma Sylvestra " Sokolovne

Tuto nedeli cd 3 do 6 hodin
odpoledne KIDD by chtel, niue
81 tax opatriti lfstky ma "SYL-
VESTRA" v S%okolovne, kde So
budou konati schGze obou So
kolskych Short. Dalsi pTihlas'
ky ma reservace pTij1ma do 20.
prosince br. Eda Stetka, 21OO
Ashland Ave. (Viz oznamku
ma zadni strane.)
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-12-10
HIedame krajana!

Organisace Common Council
for American Unity, 20 West
10th Street, New York : 10, N.
Y, prosfl O jakekoli informace
O panu Leopoldovi Rekovi, KITE
ry Sc prist6hoval do Spojenych
StatG z Ceskoslovenska roku
1903 nebo 1904, a ktery Vast
nil pekarnu v st. Louis.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-12-10
Oprava.

Krajanka Mary Hlavnicka
darovala $500 ma Sdruzeni
Csl. SpolkG pro Ceskoslovenske
B6zence a nikoliv ma Ces. Svob.
Skolu Aug. Hermana, jak myl-
ne bylo oznameno V poslednfm
elsie "Telegrafu".
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-12-10
RECEIPT ma dlouhy zivot.

Lexington, Angle. = Mrs.
G. Turner, sto let stara, ma ten
to RECEIPT ma dozfti Sc dlouheho
v9ku: KuTte hojnost cigaret a
hrajte karty, abyste udrzeli
svou mysl bystrou.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-12-10
MlStnl Zprdvy.
DAIRY:
DAIRY:
Ma Ceskou Svob. Skolu
Aug. Hermana:

K uct6nf pamatky zemrele-
no pfftele p. Eduardo Jandy
darovali p. a pf. Josef a Marie
KT1z $500.
Penszite dairy odevzdane Sdru-
zenf Csl. SpolkH v Baltimore
pro akci Csl. UprchlikI:
nj. .J~osefina Hilscher $500
p. a pf. Frank Klecka 300
p. Josef Pokorny 5.OO
ri. Anezka Petrovicova 200
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-12-10

New Yorku v cervnu pT1st1ho
roku. Ma zdar!
fonda Cihlar,
vzdelavatel Okrsku Zupy
Vychodn1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-12-10

JGIT1I1ICC pa -. 0N0 SIAAde
We ctvrtek, 2. prosince v 80
odpol. Augustln Herman Sku-
pima els. Z, zenske Lfgy (hlav-
nj 1radovna v els. 113 w. Null
berry ST. konala svoji pravi-
delnou mesfcnf schGzi We skole
Augustine Hermana "a 1casti
35 clenek. Pc vyTfzenf spolko-
vych zalezitostf, We kterych
predsedkyne vyborn umeni,
vzdelanf, cistoty mesta, zdra-
votnictvf, zakonodarstvf a NEST
skeho planovanf prednesly sv3
mesfenf zpravy. DR.. Ferd. A.
|Korff z departmental zdravot-
nictvf, 1Tadovny kontroly po-
|travin mel velice z%ajfmavou a
poucujfci prednasku O spray
mem zachazenf s potravinami,
ieiich uskladneni a uchovani a
jak bojovati prot nepratelGm
potravin.
Pc odchodu ORA. Korffa, ia
pf. L.. Klimesova ozna-
mila, re krone pravidelne va
nocnf slavn1stky je tato schG-
re ma pocest nasi pfedsedky pf.
A J. Peroutkove, pokladnice
|p1. j. Shimankove a odstupuji-
CT tajemnice pf. j. Stastne.
Kazda z jmenovanych dam OBJ
drzela darek a vanocnf kartu.
PAM Klimesova ocenuj1c "a
sluhy nasi predsedky pravila
"Chceme obzvlaste podeko-
vati nasi predsedce p1. Perout-
kove "a l6ta upffmne snahy pro
nasi skupinu, "a cetna zlepse-
nj V t6to sekci, ktera byla u
skutecnena "a jejf pomoci a Ia
peclivost a snahu uciniti nase
schGze nejenom pTijemnymi, a.
lie take vynosnymi.
PAM Peroutkove bylo nejed-
nou dano hlavnf 1radovnou u
znanf "a jeff vynikajfcf praci v
Lie. Jest pc nekolik rok1 Glen
kou Teditelstva, coz jest ctf pro
nj a nasi skupinu.
NaSe pfedsedka Sc pricinila,
Re byla jmena predsedek I'VE
dena v mesicniku League
News. Jej1 zasluhou byla ma
Ise skupina pojmenovana pc
AUGUSTINE Hefmanovi a vzdy
bojovala Ia zvecnenf jeho pa
matky. Vzdy Sc snazila o u
znanf pro nasi skupinu a to S
hrdostf proto, ponevadz vetsi-
ma z mas je ceskeho pdvodu a
re jsme pomahaly uciniti tuto
cast mesta jednou z nejcists1ch
a nejlepsfch.
Kdyz pred l6ty federalni
vlada oznamila, re zamysll po-
staviti Armistead Garden pro
cernochy, byla p1. Peroutkova
jednou z Oponentek a "a po-
moci Obcanske Ligy byla jme-
novana ctvrt postavena pouze
pro b6lochy.
PAM Peroutkova slime agito-
vala a bojovala "a detske hTfs-
te pro nasi ctvrt a docflila, re
konecne name toto hriste ma
Luzerne Ave. Pravda je slice
male ale byl ucinen slibny po-
catek.
Nedavno kdyz firma Hoff-
berger Oil Co. mela v 1myslu
postaviti v nasf sekci velikou O.
lejovou nadrz, v zadu "a do.
movy, pl. Peroutkova jake "a.
stupkyne Llgy pomahala v DO.
il prot tomuto projektu a spo-
lecn6 s ostatn1mi skupinami po-
razila tento plan.
V posledu1 dobe nase pred
sedka chime spolupracovala sc
zdarem We veci nepovolen.
stavby tovarny Baltimorskol
Brick CO. v nasem obvodu a by
la proti zmene zony z residen
chi ma ObchOdn1.
Jsou jeste mnohe jine vec.
ma kterych nase predsedka me
LA 1cast, avsak, nemGzeme 81
ma ne upamatovati.
Pc vymene vanocnich darkt
mezi vsemi clenkami zasedl.
isme ku krasne okraslenyn
stolGm a vsechny jsme Sc w
tecne pobavily.
K nasfm krajankam mann
ljedno pranf: "Stante Sc clenka
mi August1n Herman Skupin.
els. 7, zenske Obcanske (Ci
vic) L1gy.
Zdravi Vas,
Emily Klimesova, tajemnice
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-03-24
STASSEN pR0pOSH RADIO DICU5SI0N
 WITH MACARTHUR

MILWAUKEE, March 24.-iR-- Harold E. Stassen proposed today a joint discussion of American foreign policy with Gen. Mac Arthur by means of a radio hook up.
 Republican convention candidates pledged to Stassen and MacArthur are entered in the Wisconsin dele gate election April 6. Stassen cur rently is making personal cam paign in the state in behalf ot his delegates.
 Stassen suggested that arrange ments be made for MacArthur to speak over direct wire from To- kyo.
 Stassen expressed the opinion that General MacArthur's propos- ed foreign policies would sink America too deep into Japan, China and Asia and would cost billions of American dollars and require large American Asiatic army at a time when our greatest danger is from the Communist menace in Europe"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-03-24
EARLY MORNING
 BLAZE DAMAGES
 S0B0LEFF HOME

A basement fire in the home of the Rev. Walter A. Soboleff routed cut members of the Juneau Volun- teer Fire. Department at 3:45 am. today to answer a 4-6 alarm. The basement of the home at 1903 B Street suffered serious damage and the Fire Department was unable to sound the all clear until 5:05 am.
 Bremen said the blaze was caused Ly the igniting of barrel contain ing hot ashes from the furnace. The furnace had been cleaned earlier and the barrel, containing the ashes, eventually caught fire to the side of the house and spread through the basement Considerable smoke dam age was done to the upper portion of the house
 Mrs. Soboleff was in Sitka at the time of the fire. Rev Soboleff, his two children, his sister and his housekeeper, have all been taken in by neighbors pending repairs to the house. Damage to the house, which is covered by insurance, is estimat- ed at a minimum of $2,500 hut may reach higher proportions. No one was injured by the blaze.
 The house is owned by the Board of Missions of the Presbyterian Church according to the Rev. Willis R. Booth.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-03-24
BLUFF OF RUSSIANS
 IS CALLED
Curt Counter Boycott Mo- iile Is Sent . u. 5.
 Means Businesss
CBY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

tBY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
 Russia was on fresh notice today that the United States means bnsi- ness in it's stop Communism stand.
 The White House announcement that the Army, rather than the State Department. will be in control in- definitely of the American sectors of Germany Austria and Trieste was regarded as strengthening some of the most important lines to be held against Soviet expansion,
 The curt counter-hoycott by the U S., French and British against Russias walkout of the Allied Con- trol Council in Berlin showed the Soviets they will have a fight if they want to force the western pow CTS from the German Capital Pres tige is at stake.
 Other signs were prospects in Washington of more billions being poured into the National Defense Bill, growing support for peace time draft of unmarried men up to 27 and fading opposition to the $6,- 205,00o,000 grants for western Eu- rope. Greece, Turkey and China.
 Yugoslavia. backed out of her ten tative offer to allow Italy to have Trieste if Yugoslavia were given It. allan Gorizia. The Italians had spurned the offer since Trieste is not YugosIavias but international territory. The Yugoslav Foreign Minister spoke of a "misunderstand- ing" to it's trial balloon
 A Russian assertion that France had granted rights on French mili- tary and air bases to the United States was termed absurd in Paris.
 The Greek Foreign Office said the guerrillas are training impressed Greek villagers at a camp in Ru- mania. A similar camp was reported previously in Yugoslayia.
 A Communist deputy in Prague said President Eduard Benes has promised never to fight Communist policy. U. s. officials in Germany said 1,500 Czechs had fled into the American Zone since the Commun- ists seized power. The United States pressed in the United Nations for fullest inquiry into the Communist grab, which it charged Russia with engineering.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-03-24
California
 Gets Soaked

SAN FRANCISCO, March "A. lR Drought plagued California was soaked today
 Rains, reaching downpour propor tions in the north, spread southward through the rain-hungry Sacramen- to and Sana Joaquin Valleys, rich sources of the States production They spread ever the Tehachapis into Southern California.
 In the Siskiyous and Northern and Central Sierra, the heaviest snow- fall of the year deposited up to two and a half feet of new snow. It was showing this morning at Ill noun tain points.
 But welcome as was the belated rainfall, it did not solve the long range power and water crisis plag- uing the state.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-03-24
BOWLING

Only one change in standings was registered last night notwithstand- ing that high scores and four-game shut-outs featured the Tuesday night bowling tournament on the Elks Alleys. Parsons Electric, by talk ing four straight from the Triangle Bar, moved into seventh from last place. Darnell's maintained their top-flight position by taking four from the Juneau Florists. Yellow Cab beat Sicks for four, while the Signal Corps and Jennings divided honors by 1 1-2 and 2 1-2 wins res pectively
 High individual standings were Burke with 597. McGhee with 581, and Stewart and Snow tied for third and fourth with 555 each.
 Current standings are.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-03-24
GOVT. DREAM FOR ALASKA
 co N TINUES
Sale of Alaskd's Forests for Pulp Industry Is
 Stalled by Natives

WASHINGTON, March 24.--tA- A Government dream of a vast pa- per and timber industry in Alaska apparently is doomed to remain a dream a while longer.
 A year ago the U s. Forest Service took steps to make it come true. It was influenced by shortage of paper and timber products in this country-and by desire to help develop Alaska.
 It said Alaskas forests could pro- vide 25 percent of this country'e annual newsprint needs. And it of fered to sell 3oo0,Oo0, 900 cubic fee of Alaska National Forest timber for forestry products.
 Buyers were required to put up modern pulp and paper mills which would have cost upwards of s60,000,- 900. The prospective mill runners also were required to establish mod ern town sites for workers families.
 But no acceptable offers were re-  ceived when the time for placing bids on one timber lot expired late in the year. So the time was extend- ed on this lot until last week. Again the timber went begging.
 Auction of a second lot is set for next Monday, but Forestry officials have little hope of a suitable offer,
 Among other reasons, Native h. dian claims to the timber have dis couraged buyers. The Forest Service had planned to hold the sales funds until such claims could be settled. But some interested bidders were said to be afraid this plan might not pro- tect them fully. A move is nov be- ing pressed in Congress to have those claims settled by law. Such a law, Forestry officials say, might make the Alaska dream come true.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-03-24
FIGHT OVER
 FOREIGN AID
 NOW FADING

WASHINGTON, March 24-iPl-- Prospects of a House fight to cut the $6,2o5 ,o0o,0o0 Foreign Aid Bill fad ed today.
 As the measure to pit American Billions and military help against Communism in China and ps-t of Europe rolled into a second days deta ate, Rep Jonkman (R-Mich) told a reporter he is for the full amount.
 In the past, Jonkman has led bat ties to slash. foreign aid programs He opposed them, he said, because he was against letting the State De- partment handle business matters
 But the new program, he said, pro- vides for an administrator free of State Department control.
 Rep. Lawrence H. smith R-Wis) who teamed up with Jonkman fol cuts in other bills, said he hasn't made up his mind on this one.
 But members of the Foreign Al fairs Committee noted that Smith had made no effort to trim the pro- gram while the committee was work ing on it. Both Smith and Jonk- man are committee members. ano both were scheduled for speeche: during today's debate
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-03-24
ALASKA C0ASTAL FLIES
 68 ON TUESDAY TRIPS

Alaska Coastal flights yesterday brought in 3l and took out 37 pas sengers from Juneau as follows,
 From Funter Bay: MT. Hargraves from Angoon: Col. and Mrs. Lay man, Mrs. Carleton and Mrs M Clitheroe; from Gustavus Roy Downing and A. V. James.
 From Pelican: Andy Isler. ano Amy and Annabelle Lawrence; from Petersburg Fred Haltenin.
 From Sitka: Sgt. Reichers, It Col. Frank, Alfred Martin, James Gilbert, A. J. Buchanan, L. Rhodes and Lola Davenney.
 From Skagway: R. C. Sanders and Helen Sanders, L. T. Oldroyd R. F. Johnson, J. Lindstrom, J. M Pichotta and Mary Robson.
 From Tulsequah: c. H. King, D Knight, M. St. Clair, G. Stollery, T Miles, Mrs. Jones and child anc Mrs. Arnold
 To Tenakee: Mrs. Person, MT Kemp, and John Nakela.
 To Ketchikan: Charles and Mrs Amundson, and H. Finch; to Peters burg: J. w Dawes.
 To Sitka: MT. and Mrs. Carl Mill Ter and children, Keith Roberts, Jo- seph Alexander, Grant Pearson, R Mayo R AmundsOn. and William Swan.
 To Hood Bay: c. Jeffries; tc Skagway; Arthur Roberson, H Gunderson and G. Chandler.
 To Angoon: M. Roach, J. Beddard A. Wilson and N Matonovich. To Hoonah: Harold Jones; to Pel- ican MT. and Mrs. Ed. Johnson anS Carl Johnson.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-03-24
HOOD BAY CANNERlES
 ARE LITTLE CHANGED

Mike Goodman, Alaskan repre- sentative of the Hood Bay cannery, recently bought by the Indian Ma tive Service, is in Juneau on a rout- inc business trip.
 Goodman said that new owner ship has not altered cannery opera tions, with personnel and admins tration of the plant remaining much the same for the forthcoming sea- son. He added that the canning in terests of that area are awaiting a full season.
 Goodman further stated that the company canning facilities in the Pelican district have undergone few modifications. He is staying at the Baranof Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-03-24
U. S. INSISTS ON INQUIRY,
 CZECH COUP

LAKE SUCCESS, March 24-IR United States demands for fullest inquiry into the Communist coup in Czechoslovakia today opened the possibility of an in-the-spot investi- 'gation by the United Nations.
 American Delegate Warren R Austin said the Security Council could not close its eyes to the grave charges that Russia engineered last months grab of power in Prague He added sternly that the new Czechoslovak Government and the Soviet Union must lay their cards on the table.
 So far, Prague has refused to en- ter the case on the grounds that governmental switch was an internal affair. Russia has skirted the accu- sations and counter r-cherged that the U. s. and Britain are following policy of expansion.
 It was the first U. S. statement on the question since the case was fn- cd last week by the Government of Chile. The South American Repub- lie acted after Dr. Jan Papanek non-C Communist Czechoslovak Dele gate busted by the new Prague re- gime, failed to get the case accept ed for hearing.
 After listening to Russia's Andrei A. Gromyko assail American policy in Italy and elsewhere, and attack Wall Street for one hour, Austin tore up most of his prepared speech and addressed himself directly to Grom- yko's arguments.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-03-24
REV. H. E. BEYER GOES
 TO WEST COAST MEET

The Rev. H. E. Beyers left aboard the Princess Norah for Seattle and Portland where he will attend the West Coast Church of God Ministers meeting scheduled to be held in Portland April 5 to s
 Beyers will represent Alaska at the meeting expected to be attended by l,200 ministers. He will show col- cred movies, loaned hy Charlie Gill; ham, untitled "Alluring Alaska" at the conference and enroute to Port land will give several lectures at various cities.
 Mrs Beyer will have charge of the services at the church in Rev. Bey- CTS absence and Mrs. L. A. Sturm will preside at the April P-TA meet ing
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-03-24
CONFERENC PROGRESSING 0N(ONTRA(TS
Alaska Salmon Industry Meets, Various Unions,
 on Negotiations

SEATTLE, March 24.--lR-Con- tract negotiations have been re- sumed between unions and the AL aska Salmon Industry, and an em- ployert spokesman said today some progress" was made at the first con- ference
 The spokesman, w. c. Arnold said another meeting was scheduled to- day with the Alaska Fishermen's Union (CIO), the first group to take part in resumed negotiations.
 A meeting also was scheduled to- day with Seattle Hope Lodge 7e, International Association of Mach inists dnd) A third conference was set for Friday between employers and the Cannery Workers Union Local (CIO)
 The latter Union has been engag- ed in a jurisdictional dispute with the Seafood Workers Union Qnd) headed by former officers of Local T.
 Employers objected to bargain ing with Local ' until the jurisdic- tional dispute, now before the Ma ,tional Labor Relations Board, was settled Other unions in the industry then refused to bargain with the employers. Albin L. Peterson, Fed eral Labor Conciliator, arranged for talks to be resumed.
 Arnold said the question of whe- ther employers would negotiate with Local still was unsettled. A hearing in the jurisdictional dispute was set for Thursday by the NLRB. The Seafood Workers have asked for an election to determine which union should represent the cannery work CTS.