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The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1948-12-09

meat stock. Heat to boiling
point and add chilli sauce and
onion. Spread half the cooked
Riceland Rice in a well-greased
loaf pan. Over this spread the
meat mixture. Cover with re-
naming Riceland Rice. Press
down firmly. Bake in a $50 de-
gree oven until firm, about 40
minutes. Turn out on q hot plat
ter and serve with tomato sauce.
Serves 6.
To make Tomato Sauce: One
and one-half cups canned toma-
toes; a slice Of onion; two table
spoons butter or margarine:
two tablespoons -four, salt and
pepper to taste. Cook onion and
tomatoes together fifteen min
utes. Strain. Add water to make
a cup Of tomato sauce. Put but
ter or margarine in skillet and
cook until lightly Drowned.
Blend in -four. Add tomato mix
ture. Bring to a boiling point.
Serve with Riceland Rice Meat
Loaf.
To make quick Tomato Sauce:
Heat one can condensed tomato
soup with a small piece of bay
leaf and four cloves. Simmer a
few minutes. Strain. Serve with
Riceland Rice Meat Loaf.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1948-12-09
Riceland Rice Meat Loaf

x cup uncooked Riceland Rice
2 cups ground cooked meat
X cup bouillon or stock
Y teaspoon salt
: tablespoons butter or
margarine
3 tablespoons flour
4 tablespoons chilli sauce
; tablespoons chopped onion
1 cup tomato sauce
To cook Riceland Rice: Put Y
cup of Riceland Rice, u tea
spoon of salt and Ia cups of
cold water in a 2-quart sauce
pan and cover with a tight-fitting
HID. Set over a hot fame until it
boils vigorously. Then reduce
the heat as low as possible and
simmer for IA minutes more,
during which time the water will
be absorbed, making the rice
deliciously tender. Remove the
lid, permit the rice to steam dry
to the desired consistency and
the grains will be separate and
fluffy
To make Riceland Rice Meat
Loaf: Mix meat with bouillon or
stock and add salt. Blend butter
or margarine with -four. Add to
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1948-12-09

of this takes from one to three
months when funds are available
In case of an emergency, quicker
action is possible.
Any change in the situation of
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1948-12-09

ported at once to the county WEI
fare office.
If an Ado mother gets married
or if any of her children for
whom assistance is being given
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1948-12-09

When a client dies OF riOVeS Co
another community or county or
out of the State, it is very neces-
sary that this be reported to the
county welfare office.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1948-12-09

ran and would like to know if my
wife is entitled to VA hospitaliza-
ton?
Aft she is an ex-service wo-
man she will be entitled to hospi-
talization in her own right, but
being the wife of a veteran will
not of itself make her eligible for
VA disqualification.
! Q-After my discharge from
World War ii, l surrendered my
$4,000 National Service Life In
surance converted policy for the
cash value. / have re-enlisted and
want insurance again. Am l eligi-
BILE?
Ayes. Application for new
NSLI policy may be made while
you are in active service.
Q--I have a servlce-connected
disability rated at 20 per cent.
Am l entitled to an increase be-
cause of dependents?
A-No. Your disability must be
rated 60 per cent or more before
additional compensation for de-
pendents is payable.
Q--My husband enlisted in the
Army December 81, 1916. Is he
eligible to receive war service
compensation in even of disability
incurred in or aggravate by SER
vice?
Ayes. President Truman pro-
claimed the cessation of hostili-
ties effective IL noon, December
81, 1916. However, it has been
ascertained that records of the
Department of the Army, do not
show the hour of enlistment Ac-
cordingly, it is presumed that an
enlistment on December 81, 1916,
was entered into prior to noon
on that date. However, the dis
ability must have been incurred
in active service before July 25,
l947.
O. did not select an optional
settlement or my NSLI. In event
of my death. is my widow en-
titled to settlement in lump sum
if she wants it?
A-No. Payment in one sum
may be made only if designated
by the insured.
Q-Does Veterans Administra-
ton give flags to the next of kin
of deceased veteran?
Ayes Flags are issued to
drape the casket of deceased
veteran and are given afterwards
to the next of kin.
Q-What income provision is
attached to compensation payable
to the widow of an American
soldier killed in line of duty?
A-There is no income restrict
ion to compensation paid for
service-connected disability or
death.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1948-12-09
Thrifty Riceland Rice
Slayer Meat Loaf

You thrifty budgeteers will thank for this recipe Here
the worlds most inexpensive Loaf Wonderfully delicious
Extra nourishng Rich in energy Quick easy fix And
very economical All because it's made with wonderful
Rceland Rice, the thrifty housewives best friend.
Rice1and Rice Meat I naf
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-11-27
No Dancing?
Then, There II
BE Shooting

den to dance Va a bal
u Russell, 4 IS year Old
man 9ccedcd 10 shoot the place
" Monday evening
Kelly. %. of 1882 Mel
fo, held for investigation ct
n ous assault because rs
frr three shots at Levi smith
50 bartender who Informed
hH nat he could not dance IN
ire osr After firing three more
Shows Kelly left the bar boarded
bus where he was later APP
pescnded by patrolmen
patrolmen reported that
h pccan 70 wave his gun when
noticed that they had bearded
NJ bd, causing bus riders 70
atCn under seats and scramble
'o safety just as they haze
oono 10 the bar
Aacr short tussle thcy sue
GEE I'd in wrestling him Oft the
aUS and taking tho gun nom
hu which was fully loaded
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-11-27
At fuller Hotel
Rockefeller Granger Speak
At Christians, Jews Confab

ncuVorkrc r NeH NorS CITY
na4nE rians fr t-e con- "a
Pr9teeIhdc8 Wcck Fenruary.
1870 10 r. vs. t inc lscc,t IA
A.,tie E7cr A0C r WIFI ne
reached bS The press adio.
ncN,rcc.s schools churches col
lercs ard throurh 5.' other means
~ communicative
SEEK TEACHERS AID
~ Clnncnf SAID 100000
school teachers Throughout the
country VIII be asked bv the
Rcckefeller committee 20 teacn
brotherhood n their classes
Henry Ford II once t'ld me
the biggest problem in making
automobiles IS the p,r'tul
problem getting the i1rem"n 20
understand how fn rcat 'hcr
men and ecttinp the workers 70
Vnk together ~ peace regard
h 80 race creed color or
leiou
Amonc the honored guests at
.ha 0eakers' table i~cluAed John
C. Dancv o. the Detroit Urban
tca~ue and L c Blount secre
tary- general MANAGER Great
Lakes Mutual Insurance CO
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-11-27

been wiped out. but Wc ,tiil nave
b. Job to So We must have
strength and unjly AZ home 20
&c the respect az people III
other lands
Before We can raNc ono
World We must have ono Amer
lca. we can never achieve cue
brotherhood until each ndNia
ual accepts % Tor himself we
must have love and understand
nr. asserted Rockefeller In
our hearts for one another
In closing Nelson Rockefeller
told his audience We must eN.
anime ourselves 90 start broth
erhood 70 working ask our
selves. DO I practice brotherhood
al homo. do teach 4 10 my
chudien9 Do we teach 10 IN our
schools Do ! welcome an ppopi,
into mv business or home When
We can do the above things. we
shall have true brotherhood
Rockefeller declared
DR.. Everett r. cllnehY. pres
idenf OF the J.
Council Of Jews and Christians.
declared we must pro-uce q
society in America that COM
murism will not have a chance
10 defeat"
Or Ctnchv said Nelson A
Rockefeller has nine committee
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-11-27
FIRST NEGRO CAPTAINS YALE TEAM

NEW HAVEN Conn For me
fast tune % the history Of ale
Cn.y9sitv Ncgio Lew JACK
son. WAS unanimously elected
captain I'D ihe football team ioi
1870. Il was announced TINS wees
Jackson who wfll be- pldyi1g
bis fourth colleciatc year OF ioot-
ban next wear IS native OH
Now Haven and ha, been q stand
aut during the past tWo wears, a.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-11-27
Last Rites
For WI axine
.oker-Routt

Funeral services for Mrs. Max
inc Cokcr Routt were scheduled
~ ~ 80 a m. Wednesday Nov.
= AZ St Matthews Episcopal
Church Mrs Routt. who was
married to Beecher Routt and
lived on Z. Garfield. was a native
q Detroit having attended the
Dchuit Public Schools and the
Cnr erSitv Of Michigan where
she received her masters degree
Sht taught a, the Garfield School
formerly.
MIS- Routi died SUNDAY after
a long illness She is a membet
~ he Delta Sigma Theta so
ronty Surviving her are her
hushsnd son. Thomas hei
parents, Mr. and Mrs Harold
Coker, thee brothers, and one
sister
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-11-27
MEETING ADJOURNED
Nipple Kills Baby

An eight month old baby who
sWallowed the rubber nipple Of
lis mix bottle la>' week. dlco
before doctors could remove y
from his throat
Leroy GRIMES 8 months ol
age and son Of Mrs Lou Grimes
was pronounced dead upon al !
rival al Receiving Hospital last
week by doctors.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-11-27

are moi effected unless they
are organized and put into
action. II would be Of interest.
II The 500 persons here 10.
nIoht." said Granger would
put brotherhood into action IN
their everyday lives ard IN
their communities"
Nelson a Rockefeller was pre-
sented by John Bucas vice pres
idcni OF the Ford Motto,
ADVOCATES ONE WORLD
Sometimes We use Oh, word
brotherhood without q Ning
thoughts TO ITS real meaning al
the prejudiceS against some PEG
pie IS about nothing they have
done. but because OF human
weakness.
God is the father OF al man.
kina Rockefeller declared and
We are children Of God, our
democracy grew out Of these
principles.
we as nation, warned Rock
efeller. has made a great pro-
gress. some prejudices HAYS
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-11-27

81 the company hailed what
,hev called their successful et-
forts in keeping many poAey
holders from paving their prem-
ums
The uoPWA.cIo revealed
TO the press this week that
efforts by Federal Cancellation
Service and the Michigan La
Dor Board 10 mediate the dis
puie we're turned down by the
company.
a Undressing party held a.
1872 GrisWold las, Friday was
attended hy representative. tcom
several other Go locals Amon-
them we're local COS eos and
the Ford Local, 600
Pay cheek STUBS shown IN two
newspapers this week accord
ing 20 union representatives.
we're for two weeks and not
one week as the impression was
given by the company
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-11-27
Builders Meet
Here In 1919

ATLANTA Ca The Ma
,9nai Builders Association fc-
GENTLY concluded their annual
convention here and decided maj
ncNt wear the convention VIII DC
rci1 r Detroit
" II Aiken IS president ana
Lows X Diwmne is wee pres
don't VI + Whitaker Ut Grams
anrr ) c.. j. secretary of iil,
convention. and also meinh'
v tie finance cnmmi'ice
The following committee We,
,protrtcd 10 recommend $40
rflc program of action regard
ING The training Of necessary
skilled craftsmen and CONT ar
tot> r V Jewell. Maryland
state Collcrc ] J Lacy West
vwr,nia state College n u
Collins Tuskegec Institute u
W Craw ford. South CaiolinF
state College J l. Duncan
Harpton Institute w Y Har-
mn Tennessee a and | State
COLLEGE In addition. the pres
don't ~ the National Builders
Association has been asked io
present this problem in all phases
IA The land grant college prc>i-
dents and the National Home
Builders OF america
II Is necessary that the United
s,a,oS Department Of Labor have
an 4, field taft adequate per
sornei 10 increase the particl-
ration Of Negroes in the appren-
.cesnin training program
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-11-27

The Detcoit branch % me
Civil Rights Congfes, announce
this week through JACK RasSin
that HIdsons death NAV mas
resulted from beatlngs wrcn ae
received VIXEN he protested
against diScrlnlnation practicea
against Negro IN 'aNn on
Woodward avenue
Hudson. according - Raskln
made the following statement
PRIOR 70 his death
Every since wss beaten
and arrested last June p la+o
when ! complained sgains a's-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-11-27

Tho principle speakers ~ ihc
aincrhood dinner wcrc Lester
granger. director ~ National
Crhan League OF New York CITY,
ad Nelson A. Rockefeller Ma
nonal Brotherhood Chairman.
ip4q OF the Rockefeller Foun-
a,ton. also of New York City
MARTEL INTRODUCES
GRANGER
After the dinner period Gran.
Ter was introduced 10 the mixed
sroup by Frank Y Martel, pres
Dent OF Detroit and Waync
county Federation OF Labor
AFL
Granger warned his audience.
Unless America demonstrates
10 the world that democracy can
work BY making It work here
Tor all the people, the world
cannot hope for peace People
n ali walks Of life are giving
honest thoughts and searchine
Tor the answers How Can We
Make Democracy Work
In his closing remarks. Gran
uer deelaredi Good intentions
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-11-27

~ ..ffftN ~ rtr.tr 80
tho nois, mosscs. ~ n.d e.e,
nd,a5 t.hn Ch.s,or y ov5sr'
,6,r.t,n3 tbst M r,ar,,,o tniG
+, b,s of,.a n,on Nf,rdav ..,lad
~ ,es,,, /, .c,ea,,,o,, IA
'n.,,,nrt - s,.f.r,a,. ~,
,ler,.n, .rd,, IA $3.50
co,,p- onnrn
NGohi SnTNH
y"NE y ,i,.a nv 's>u' 81
= ~" w ~. wv. PAM ;
''N'' ''0,'o "','N,,''sN' ~
lu'n - - ~ e,g,'a'' '''.s. w
81 ,5e cn5n 4. IN MN 'g's ~
In, =, n, rn~, Is, ".,,.,!
pm, ,i,.,,,, ~ r,,r-r M
r,sts - ,bo,r =, No. rollcc,,ns
enoitot .,nr.so fcos - n,y. 30
,he Tll,rs,log
Rnt ,6s, ~ obcre Inc htch
csmc ~
The owners OF many OF me
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-11-27
Wounded Youth
Denies Waterman
Shot Him In Leg

Ala wear Nd ho, who walked
n,o Receiving Hospital with
shotgun wound IN the lee los.
week denied that he Vas ,ho'
bv 4 Waterman. who clam, '6a'
ny hr,d on boy NJ his de
scrip,ion as he attempted 20
h,,ak INTO = confectionery ~
1912 Russell 100 ,.,..
ton told police as he was uea'eu
IN Receiving Hospital tha' lv
found several SO cali6rc ; Shell
and three shotgun shells Whli VIM.
nlayine with the last OF me snol
p" I'm shells il exploded and s'ru'N
him in the RICH, leg ,.r
He sllcgedly used hslnm ~
70 explode the shell. wnicn ne
cla,n,s he found in a lunN Y''"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-11-27

N,ll rs this season
On Wsu ,cnool he nade ~
AN Conncciicut team Is q hali
back lie is the fEst oackhcla
man to be elected captain OF ihe
Yalc football team since l345.
JACKSON told reporters after the
clceuoa its swell
III also captaincd ms hgh
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-11-27

hool football team
Jackson Is p yea %. act
ts feet. 10 inches tai. snd
W,ichs 10 the ncichborhood o.
Q0 pounds Although hampered
nv INJURIES last year from a
teuuc head injury hc made q
startling comeback this past sea.
som which closed SATURDAY.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-11-27
Production Foundry
Tops Chest Drive
BY IsAtc JONES

The Ford Motor Company cm-
nloyc,s in the Detroit area con
iributed the largest single con
t4buton in the history of me
community Chest. according 20
Ous u Walker chairman OF ihe
campaign when the wotNeIs do
na,cd total ~ 500 500 last
week
n was s23sl937 more man
,he amount gwen hy The work
cr. during the Community hest
drive last wear Walker SAID
Among the Ford plant units
donating in the drive The isr9
81 contribution came from the
Production Foundry at The
River Rouge plant. where IL
ooo workers donated the sum
~ s33.62l.50 which was two
oer cent over their qvoia.
spokesman said.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-11-27
BRANCH DONATES

Tho Fond Motor CuWpluN
I,rsnch plants contributed ST..
qo0 donation which is sep
,r9te from their employee gifts
The Ford Trade School gave
q oI7sl which was 80 per cent
ove, its quota Instructors al INC
0aLooi dorsted 81 sos IS and the
students gave s422 So
THE Ford Motor Company con
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-11-27
BY Isaac Jones

More than 500 persons Of both races representing
atholcs Jews and protcstantS throughout the city at
nded The 2oth annycrsay dinner Of the National Con-
.,rcncc ~ Christians and Jews Saturday night Nov 20
+, tho Arabian room at Hotel FULLER
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-11-27

Investigation Asked
In Cause Of Death
Victim Believed Beating and Arrest
Last June Resulted In Failing Health

An invesgatlon % determine WhetheT On n0t NAM
slaughter Warrant should be asked The death ~ Arthur
Hudson who died r Receiving h1spita ast November 20,
is scheduled 10 be made this week
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-11-27
Harper Strikers
Holding Out
RY IsAAc IoNEs

FLOYD a. Lowe, A. + l. or
gamer charged police with bias
Az tho arrest OF two union OH
4 Yrs and three plcketS at Harpci
Hospital Friday morning.
Lowe ssid due 10 the ram
cnl' three pickcts were IN me
Ane ~ the time when police
lnievened charging that the PIC
NeiS were blocking entrance to
'hc hospital.
Ihe organizer said when ne
and Harvey Moss disputed inc
officers decision. the patrol
wagon was called and the group
taken 10 Prosecutors Office.
However after assistant Pros
ecutor Gray heard the testimonies
OF NE organizers and the pic.
Fcls. he found no laws violated
and they were released
AaASS PICKET LINE FORMED
FRIDAY EVENING
According 10 Lowe in an eN-
elusive interview with this re.
porter at the A. +. L. Labor
lemple Saturday evening, the
biggest denomination since the
strike started was displayed Fri.
uay evening when about 1000
persons Of both races, represent.
ing the following locals Joined
NE picket lines for a two-hour
ee nsirn'ion T hers Build
AFe Trade Ho ell and taatgu
rapt UAW-AFL. County Mu-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-11-27

,ributed slg6 600, which was the
lsr gest donation from a oorpo-
ration.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-11-27
Two Warrants Issued
In Strike Violence
Great Lakes
Strike Goes
Fourth Week

The UOWPA strike sga.nst the
Great Lakes Insurance company
continued into IT'S fourth week
with war; ants being oDtaincu
from the prosecutor S office du-
ing the past. week charging two
strike supporters win assault
and battery
Edwin Meskin. 30. Of 1878 ".
Grand Blvd. and Robert Battle
81. If 1881 Pasadena are charged
with assault and battery in war
rants issued hy the prosecutors
office Dycella Nicholson IS Of
SOC Melburn, a former employee
OF the company Is also charged
with assault and battery IN the
same case along with Battle
According 10 two patrolmer
A l. Harris and w L Jones.
Of the 18th precinct BENJAMIN
j BsSye 36, Of ol6 stockton
vas assaulted bv Meskin as he
attempted 70 enter the office
on Hastings
EMPLOYEE RCUGHED
The officers had been assigned
70 he office by their superiors.
and were on hand when the
alleged assault occurred
Battle and Mrs. Nicholson.
according TO the warrant issued
by the prosecutors office on
Nov. is. were involved in a
bit OF "roughing" Of Netiie
Cherry. "a. Of SIS Benton.
Meskln VIII be arraigned on
the assault and battery charge
on Dec 2 and Battle and Miss
Nicholson are scheduled ~ APP
pear in court on Dec 3 They
are presently out on personal
bond
Mcskin is an organizer Of the
UOPWA while Battle is ar
employee of Local 500 JAW
Go.
POLICY HOLDERS BLOCKED
This week striking employees
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-11-27
Owners Fail To Get Fur Goats
Held In Mortgage Foreclosure
Women BaIk on Dout
Payment To Get Goats

Hundreds OF women i'm Detroit who were talked INTO
sor their furs at the Library Fur store, Dol Gratot
still shivered this week, the store closed and
ne l had not received their coats
Fne store has closed and gone the hands of re-
N M nendinp the settlement OF the cnnfnsion
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-11-27

n,c,nsl Retail Clerks Laundry
yvorLers and MANY others
N WSTS 40 WORKERS
RETURN TO JOBS ,he r..
Lowe declared despite., e.. ,n or, -
,,0r,s carried by the daily pr : ~
D .,o - Friday evening AZ ; ~
pl'.,rtors had eturned % '''e''
"o' Use Use. HARPER. Pace l."
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-11-27

The Haitian Embassy In Wash
ineton, p. c. in special re-
lease to the Detroit Tribune
announced this week that Pres
ydent Dumarsaie Esiire Of
Haiti has approved q five mil
lion dollar appropriation 10 be
spent by the Haitian Govern
meni for their 81 centennial ss'
position 10 be held al Port.
AuPrinee. Haiti during peeem
Der. ls4s. The honorasls 10.
seph D. Charles distinguished
diplomat. Haitian Ambassador
10 America and Vice President
Of the Pan American Union,
Denomination Of American Stat
esl in Washington further an
nouneed the desire Of the Hal
iian government 70 have ell
Americans share in the inter.
national exchange Of goodwill
AZ the exposition. which will
eommeraie the founding OF
Port. Au. Prince in l74s.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-09-01
WANT ADS FOR SALE FOR SALE
FOB SALE

S4,5 500 takes 3-bdr. furnished home blocks to school. Several bed- rooms, marine view, well furnish ed, new carpeting, etc. FIREPLACES: Three large homes with FIREPLACES. All complete ly furnished.
 4-bdr. home, large lot. garage, 2 FIREPLACES, triple plumbing view, completely furnished. 2-bdr., furnished, large basement, marine view near school. 2 bdr., furnace, furnished hard wood floors, view, excellent niegh- borhood.
 VERY reasonable down payment, owner finance 3-bdr. home, re- frig., excellent furn., hardwood floors. large Jew basement. $1750 dow.l, owner finance, hard wood floors, very large living room, 1 bedroom. $1,000 down paym., 1-bdr. home, First St. Owner finance small monthly payments. S1,500 down, one and two bdr. apts. in duplex. Owner will fi- nance. First St. 2 houses, acre pat. land, Lemon Creek, part. furn., lights. Terms HALE prop, compl. furn., acres pat, garage, etc, terms, 10k mi Schoecker and other property near Auke Bay.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-09-01
PAN AMERICAN IN
 PROTEST OF AWARD TO NORTHWEST LINES

WASHINGTON, Sept. 1.-R- Charging the award is illegal, Pan American Airways asked the Civil Aeronautics Board yesterday to re- consider it's decision giving the Se- attle- Honolulu air route to North west Airlines.
 Pan Am said shifts in CAB per- sonnel leave only one man on the five-man board who voted for the Northwest award.
 The CAB opinion of March l6 ls48, Pan American said, showed two men of the three-man board ap- proving the award Since then, one
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-09-01

Iof these has quit and the board has been increased to five members.
 Pan American concluded any ac- tion taken since that members re- signation would be illegal for lack of a majority on quorum.
 The final action-President Tru- mans approval of the finding : did not come until three months af- ter the May l resignation of Harllee Branch from the board.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-09-01
FOR SALE

$8500-3-bedrcom unfurnished resi- dence; dining room, hardwood loors, basement, automatic oil heat, garage, good residential To- cation.
 LARGE Warehouse space. 160 ACRES land, 21a miles from Juneau; suitable sub-dividing with 2-bedroom cottage. DUPLEX, and 4-unit apartments. all desirable investments. with a net return of 8eo to 10% on investment.
 NEW, 2 bedroom furnished resi- dence at Auke Bay. RESIDENTIAL property, l to bedrooms.
 INCOME property. apt. houses and commercial building lots.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-09-01
HEATED CAMPAIGN ON SCHEDULES OF
 DEWEY, TRUMAN
lBv The Associated Pressl

Although both President Truman and Governor Dewey are confident of victory in November, both are planning long campaigns between now and then. So far neither has announced complete plans for these campaigns. Little is known of MT Truman's definite plans yet beyond the fact that he will open his cam- paign on Labor Day with five speeches in Detroit and vicinity
 Governor Dewey has not an- nounced his itinerary either, but he is said to be planning to start stumping the country about the middle of September. Dewey himself says the campaign will be pretty extensive and a rugged one"