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The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-10-06
RUSSIA I5 INDICTED
 BEFORE LIN
U. 5. A(euser HurIs Charge Of Starvation of Ber-
 lin al Soviets
cBy The Associated Press,

The United States indicted Rus sia today before the United Ma tions Security Council on charge of menacing peace with the star vation" blockade of Berlin.
 Surprisingly, Russia's Andrei vishinsky attended the session, which he asserted was illegal and indicated he would boycott. He first took copious notes as Philip c. Jessup ran up the charges against the Soviet Union; then he took out French Socialist news paper and started to read as if bored. He left the session raging at newspapermen.
 Jessup, a Columbia University professor, declared the United States is determined ito take such measures as may be necessary to insure the safety and subsistence of our forces ill Berlin and of the t2,5O0,000) population committed to their charge by the four power agreement
 He accused Russia of trying to force the Western powers from Berlin. He said the blockade pre- prevents free negotiations but that the U. S. is willing to talk on all points about Germany "the moment the blockade is lifted" Russia blocked the land routes in June, but has asserted several times of late that there is no blockade. 2 5essup accused Russia Of starv- ing Berlin. He called her offer to feed the Western zones propa- ganda. He accused the Soviets of creating organized and inspired mob violence" and with welshing on a directive, agreed upon with Prime Minister Stalin in Moscow for lifting the blockade, by mak- ing a fresh demand for permanent control of traffic. including the air lift, from Berlin to the West.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-10-06

HURRICANE SWAT5 MIAMI THEN MASS
 R0ARS OUT TO SEA
Three Tornddoes Sproufed Heavy Downpour De-
 eurs-Ddmdge Large

MIAMI. Fla, Oct. 6.-LR-South Floridas Gold Coast" dried out today after a tropical hurricane scrubbed the area with wind and rain.
 One person died of a heart at tack, and six others were injured in the Greater Miami area but all Florida apparently escaper serious wind and water damage.
 Cuba counted Il dead, 300 injured and crop damage estimated at S6,0OO,O00 when the storm raked the island before moving on Flor ida Key West escaped serious damage.
 The Caribbean-b born storm scored a direct hit on Miami. The cen ter of the great swirling mass passed directly over the city early last night, roared on to Fort Laud- erdale and sliced out to sea at Pompano.
 Sproutlng at least three tor- naoes before it left Florida, the hurricane dumped 9.56 inches of rainfall at the Miami International Airport, and flooded the western suburbs of Greater Miami, Holly wood and Fort Lauderdale.
 One tornado wrecked 13 houses and injured three persons at Pom ao.
 The storm came just two weeks after another hurricane poured six inches to foot of water over the southern half of Florida. That storm flooded thousands of acres of farm and grazing lands around Lake Okeechobee.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-10-06
Capt BoIIes, Alaska Plane Crash vicfim,
 Buried in Arlington

WASHINGTON, Oct. 6.-lR-The body of Navy Capt. Harry A Bolles. killed in an airplane crash in Alaska in July, l943, was bur jed in Arlington National Gene tery here today.
 The body, originally buried at Adak, Alaska. was brought here to rest with the nations honored dead
 His widow and two children, Keefer Fobes and Virginia Fobes, live at 1855 Shelby Street, Seattle. His death occurred when Coast Guard photographic plane, on which he was passenger, crash ed on Mount Moffatt shortly af- ter a takeoff
 The huge drydock at the Naval operating base, Roosevelt Roads, Puerto Rico, was named Bolles Dock in his memory.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-10-06
BLOCKADE NOTE FOR
 RUSSIANS
Three Powers to Probably Send Joint Demand 10
 Lift Blockade

PARIS, Oct. 6.-iR- American. British and French U. N. Secur- ity Council leaders met late to- day to hammer out a resolution calling on Russia to end the Ber- lin blockade, British official reported
 Their informal meeting was also to decide whether the Vests end the blockade resolution would be a joint one in the name of the United States, Britain and France, or separate ones, the source said.
 The general expectation was that the call would be three power affair.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-10-06
Trum an Hits Dewey, Lewis Campaign Tour
Secretary of State Marshall Summoned Home from
 Paris for Talk
By ERNEST B. vACCARo

ABOARD TRUMAN CAMPAIGN TRAIN, Oct. 6.-tP-President Tru- man opened his third campaign tour today with promise that the Democrats if elected, will write "de% cent Democratic labor legislation' to replace the Taft-Hartley Act passed over his veto. M
 MT. Truman made his promise at Wilmington, Del, first stop en- route to Philadelphia where he will make a major address in Con- vention Hall at 6:30 pm. tPST)
 Back in President Hoover's day, the slogan was two cars in every garage MT Truman said,
 Apparently" he continued in at attack on COP housing policy the Republican candidate is runs ming on slogan of two faHaiiies in every garage"
 Lewis Attack Malignant
 The President had this to say today about John L. Lewis attack on him yesterday as malignant. scheming sort of an individual. 7
 You remember the statement he made about John Garner It made Garner great man
 The United Mine Workers leader once described former Vice Presi- dent Garner as labor batting, poker playing, whiskey drinking evil old man.
 His characterization of Mr TIL man was delivered at yesterdaJ C opening of the Mine Workers bi- ennial convention in Cincinnati
 Tour Cut Short
 The Presidents comment came as he started on three-day east ern campaign swing that will carry him into the home state of his Republican Presidential rival, Gov Thomas E. Dewey of New York.
 Mr. Truman had planned te make it four day tour but cut it short after summoning Secretary of State Marshall back from Paris to report on the international sit uation.
 ! The White House announcement late yesterday that MT. Truman had directed Marshall to return from the United Nations sessions on Saturday was coupled with the cancellation of number of rear platform appearance set for that day in New York state and Penn sylvania.
 White House Press Secretary c G. Ross said mo particular crisis dictated the Presidents summons to Marshall--''He just wishes an oral report on everything that has been going on"
 MT. Truman is sending his per sonal plane, the Independence to Paris to bring the Cabinet officer home.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-10-06
HAS
 THEME FOR CAMPAIGN

ALBANY, Oct. 6 LR Coy. Thom- as E. Dewey is going to keep pounding away at a United Ameri- ca campaign theme on the ground 1t is restraining Russia.
 The Republican Presidential Nominee also will continue to hammer at the idea that this country can maintain it's prosper ity and thus meet its economic commitments to Western Europe.
 Friends of the New York Gov ernor said his closest adviser on foreign affairs. John Foster Dulles clinched with the Soviet Union.
 Dewey and Dulles conferred for three and a half hours yesterday about the world situation. Dewey said afterwards they paid special attention ito the grave problems created by the policies of Soviet Russia.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-10-06
Lower Meat Prices
 Are Now in prospetf

CHICAGO, Oct. 6.-R- Live stock experts see a possibility of lower meat prices ahead. Hog prices were on the downgrade all through last week and yesterday they took sharp drop even further down. ward. The drop was the biggest one day break in six months at some markets in the principal corn belt region However, the American Meat Institute says that the lower prices may not reach retail butchers for a while yet.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-10-06
TWO FOUND DEAD
 IN AUTO, CORONA

CORDOVA, Alaska, Oct. 6.-R Two persons were found dead yesterday in their car, victims of carbon monoxide poisoning.
 They were identified. as F. J. tBilD Strzelecki, Cordova agent for Pacific Northern Airlines, and Barbara Wilson.
 Officers said the two went for a drive Monday night and their rnachine went off the road. Tracks showed, they said, that the car had been rocked back and forth by racing the engine in an at tempt to get it back on the road.
 Ignition and heater switches were still on and the gas tank dry when the car was found.
 Miss Wilson was the daughter of Mrs. Mary Wilson. formerly of Cordova and now of Ketchikan.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-10-06
FOOD SUPPLIES UNL0ADED FROM
 CHARTERED BOATS

Two cargoes of fresh fruits, vege- tables and general produce came into Juneau this morning on crafts under charter by four local con- cernS.
 The Discoverer, chartered by the Odom Produce Company, came in from Seattle and way points at 3 am. to unload at the Alaska Transportation Company dock. Skipper is John Thornton.
 The Robert Eugene, skippered by Fred Ahl, tied up at the 20th Gen. tury dock shortly after midnight last night. The vessel was chart cred by Bert's Food Center, Mar shall Erwin Case Lot Grocery and Juneau Cold Storage.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-10-06
NEGOTIATIONS IN OIL STRIKE STOP;
 BLOODY VIOLENCE

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 6.-LRt- Ten policemen were injured, three of them hospitalized. and several pickets were clubbed and beaten today as bloody violence flared at the struck Standard Oil Co. re- finery in Transbay Richmond.
 Only one picket reported for hos pitalization. Eight were jailed.
 After the battle Standard Oil said ill a statement there would be no further negotiations to end the 33-day refinery strike in Cali fornia until all violence and riot ing had halted.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-10-06
PLAY BY PLAY

INDIANS--Sain's first pitch to leadoff batter Mitchell was a ball. Mitchell hit the next serve to Mike Mccormick in left center
 Dolby swung at three and two pitch and loited an easy fly to M Mccormick in dead center.
 Boudreau fouled out to Rickert near the left field boxes.
 No runs, no hits. no errors, none left on base.
 BRAVES Holmes lined to Dolby in left center field.
 Dark sent a slow hounder to Robinson who barely beat the rnn- ner to the bag, sliding into first base for the putout
 Torgeson was called out on strikes.
 No runs, no hits. no errors, none left on base.
 Second Inning
 INDIANS-Gordon looked at a third strike. With the count two and two, Keltner singled over El- liott's head for the first base hit of the series, Judnich lined to Holmes. and Keltner just managed to beat the throw back to first base on an attempted double play.
 Torgescn got down on his knee to make a nice stop of Robin sons wicked smash down the first baseline, and stepped on the bag for the unassisted putout. No runs, one hit, no errors, and one left on base. BRAVES-Judnich came In fast to gather ill Elliott's soft fly Tn short right. Rickert lofted to Dolby in right center
 Salkeld struck out on three pitches, swinging at a blazing fast one for the third strike.
 No runs, no hits, no errors, none left on base
 Third Inning
 INDIANS--Elliott failed to holc Hegan's sharp grounder and was charged with an error as the run ner reached first safely.
 Feller missed two attempts tt bunt, then struck out swinging a, a high one. Mitchell fouled tc Elliott who made the catch in back of the third base coaches box.
 Hogan took advantage of Sain's slow windup and stole second sliding in ahead of Salkeld's throw with plenty to spare.
 Dolby bounced directly to Dark who tossed him out
 No runs, no hits, one error. one left on base.
 BRAVES-M. Mccormick offered at Teller's first pitch and sent an easy pop to Boudreau in short left field.
 Stankys fouled off a couple Of pitches, then popped to Neither Sain fouled to Robinson who took the ball close to the first base field boxes.
 No runs, no hits, no errors and none left on base.
 Fourth Inning < INDIANS -Boudreau struck cut He fouled tipped the third strike but Salkeld held on to the ball.
 Gordon singled into center. the ball slipping by Dark's outstretch- ed glove.
 Keltner struck out on hit and run play. and when Salkeld drop ped the third strike. Gordon -k---------------------- .rAsts,..,ol At, Dpna EtVRt
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-10-06
BOSTON tNationaD

Errors-E Elliott, 2. Runs batted in Holmes. Stolen bases--Hegan, Gordon, Torgeson. Sacrifices-Fel- Ter, Salkeld, M Mccormick. Left on bases-Cleveland 6, Boston 4. Bases on balls off Teller tTorgeson, Salkeld, Stanky). Strike outs--by Teller 2 (Torgeson, Salkeld); Sain 6 Gordon Teller 2, Boudreau. Kelt- ner, Judnich). Umpires-Barr tNL) plate; Summers (A) lb; Stewart fNL) 2b; Grieve tA) 3b, Paparella (AL) If; Pinelli tNL5 If. Attend ance-40135 paid. Time-l;42.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-10-06
200 Killed,
 Earthquake

TERRAIN, Iran, Oct. 6.--(R- Two hundred persons were killed and thousands were injured by an earthquake last midnight, dis patch from Meshed said today.
 Damage was reported great. The dispatch said parts of the famous Meshed mosque called Gowharshad collapsed.
 Meshed is the capital of Khor- asan Province, in eastern Iran.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-10-06
STOCK QUOTATIONS

NEW YORK. Oct. 6.-lR-Clos- ing quotation of Alaska Juneau mine stock today is SIS, American Can SEA-, Anaconda 36, Curtiss- Wright l0A, International Harvester PTS, Kennecott 5Sa4, New York Central l6al, Northern Pacific 2lA, U. s. Steel 80A, Pound $4.03sa.
 Sales today were 7lo,00O shares.
 Merrill Lynch and Co. averages today are as follows: industrials 181.72, rails 59.9l, utilities 34.72.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-10-06
B BULLETINS }

PARIS In one section of the U. N. Britain demanded that Rus sia give yes or no answer to whether she agreed tp control of atomic energy before existing ato- mic bombs are destroyed. Hector McNeil of Britain said his country and the United States will not hand over information uncondi- tionally."
 BERLIN-The U. s. Military Governments official German newspaper said the Cominform- the Communist information bur- eau met recently in Dessau in the Russian zone of Germany. Ger man Communists attended. A major item was reported to have been discussion of "the attitude of the Comiriform ih the event of open conflict"
 NANKING- Chinese National troops are reported to have aban- doned Changchun. capital of Man churia. Chinese Communists sur round the city.
 SHANGHAI Pilots of two Amer ican owned planes said Russian fighter planes harassed them in flights over Manchuria
 SEOUL-Korean Home Minister T. M Yoon said four trainmen confessed and then denied they carried cut Communist orders to cause recent train wreck which killed 36 Americans
 LILLE-The Communist coal strike continued in France. Rail workers and dockers started walk ing out in sympathy. The French coal basin around Lille was with out gas as coke ovens went cold.
 LIMA-Peru frightened martial law. Two new revolt moves flick cred at Arequipa in southern Peru and at Paramonga, no miles north of Lima. The main part of the uprising was stemmed at Callao, the Lima Port. Sunday.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-10-06

3R/
 WASHINGTON Congressman J. Parnell Thomas of New Jersey, chairman of the Un-American Activities Committee, is a most suspicious person. Not only has he investigated all sorts of alleged Communists. but he also sought to investigate policeman who ar rested him.
 Thomas is not, however, at all happy over the current FBI in- vestigation of himself and the kick backs he received from four women who returned all or part of their government salaries to him. Nor does the Congressman relish the investigation of the way in which he kept two soldiers out of combat and then later collected several hundred dollars from their famil- ies.
 The policeman Thomas wanted investigated was Maryland State
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-10-06
WEATHER REPORT

tU. D. WEAIhEH bOHE<hOp Temperatures for 24-Hour Period In Juneau Maximum, A; minimum, 35.
 At Airport Maximum, 46; minimum, 30.
 20 R F. C A s T
 iJuneau and Vicinity
 Increasing cloudiness with light rain showers tonight followed by mostly cloudy and light rain Thursday. Not much change in tempera- rure. Increasing southeast erly winds reading as high as 20 miles per hour. PR E CIPIT "A T I 0 N tPast 24 hours ending 7:30 am. today In Juneau Trace, since Oct. 1, l.43 inches; since July l, 3l.34 inches.
 At Airport = -.02 inches; since Oct. 1. 69 inches; since July l, 2l-34 inches.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-10-06
DAUGHTER FOR BELLS

A daughter was born to MT and Mrs. Stephen Bell in St Ann's Hospital yesterday afternoon. The baby weighed nine pounds three ounces at birth. Mir Bell is em- ployed by the Alaska Coastal Air ways.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-10-06
STEAMER MOVEMENTS

All American steamers tied up by coastwide strike.
 Princess Louise is scheduled to sail from Vancouver Saturday, Oc- tober O.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-10-06
CHICAGO TRIBUNE SUPPORTING DEWEY

CHICAGO, Oct. 6-lR- The Chicago Tribune said editorially today it will support Gov Thomas E. Dewey for the Presidency, be- cause it considers him the least worst of the candidates"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-10-06
By JACK HAND

BRAVES FIELD, BOSTON, Oct. -tR-Johnny Sain hurled the first To World Series shutout since 1923 today when he blanked Cleveland's Bobby Teller. to give the Boston Braves the opening game of the beSs- f-seven series before some 39O00 fans.
 Sain. the rubber armed right handler with. the fancy curve ball. outpitched the great Teller who allowed only two hits in a heart- breaking loss The Indians got four singles off Sain, 24-game winner in the regular season.
 Pinch Runner Scores
 Tommy Holmes, the Braves chunky little right fielder, drove home the only run on this chilly afternoon with a single past third base scoring pinch runner Phil Masi in the last of the eighth. l It was the first To game since Art Nehf of the New York Giants shut out Joe Bush and the New York Yankees in 1923. They came down to the last of the eighth all knotted up at 0-0, when catcher Bill Salkeld worked Teller for walk on a 3-l pitch. Billy Southworth. the Braves crafty manager, sent Phil Masi in to run for him.
 !! Mick Mccormick showed Masi along with neat sacrifice bunt. Then Manager Lou Boudreau's strategy called for an intentional walk to Eddie Stanky, just back in the lineup after 60-day layoff due to an ankle injury.
 Sisti Goes In After Stanky drew the pass, Southworth sent in Sibby Sisti who had replaced him while he was side lined. as pinch runner.
 Holmes then delivered the game winning blow. hard smash past third base into left and Masi flew home with the big run.
 It was real heartbreaker for Teller who had a no-hitter going into the fifth Inning Even in the eighth, until Holmes, -325 hitter, smashed his outside pitch to left. ! he had e-hitter riding along.
 T..,~ naen ErrAr
 Even after Holmes hit scoring Masi, there was trouble ahead for Sain. He got two out in the ninth. Then to the dismav of the 40l3o chilled fans who paid Sl30. i2222. Bob Elliott threw Ken Keltner's bouncer high over Earl Torgeson's head for two-base error
 Instead of being disturbed by the wild sheave, Sain calmly went to work on Walt Judnich to make his sixth strikeout victim. He didn't walk batter.
 Magnificent Duel
 These two ace righthanders. per- haps the best in baseball. hooked up in a magnificent duel for the first seven scoreless innings.
 Mary Rickert, an obscure out fielder from Milwaukee who came up to sub for the injured Jeff Heath, broke Feller,s no-hitter in the fifth with a single to right, The only other hit off Rapid Roberts de- livery was Holmes game winner. ! On the other hand, the Indians had been picking away at Sain with single by Ken Keltner in the second. another by Joe Gordon in the fourth, one by Jim Hogan in the fifth and another by Larry Dolby leading off the sixth.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-10-06
HOTEL GUEST

Mrs. Paul Bramlett of Vancouver, Wash, is staying at the Baranof Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-10-06
First 10 World Series Since '23-Hedrt Break
 ing loss for Teller
SHORT SCORE
SCORE BY INNINGS

Second game of World Series in Boston tomorrow.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-10-06
OREGON CITY GUESTS

Golda Haskins and Dorothy Burkholder of Oregon City, Ore, are guests at the Baranof.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-10-06
The W ashington Merry -Go Round
By DREW PEARSON

tCopyright, ,94s, py The Bell Syndicate.
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Evening star., 1948-10-23
Unexpected Always Happens
Even in Case of Gielgud
BY Joy Cormody

You know what going happen show business except
hatit won't be what expected to happen
the plan for his immediate future which
afternoon 1947
when he rehearsing Love for Love-
England" Gelgud said
Evening star., 1948-10-23

Freidlob can go. too. Eleanor will
stay here.
Shirley Temples short haircut is
not as flattering as her curls. Now
she looks like every one else.
Well, Paulette Goddard finally
has signed those papers for Anna
Lucasta." II make the picture in a
month";" says Paulette. I'm in the
groove and loving it." The trip to
Paris has been Cancelled.
Sonny Tufts is sitting pretty. He
owns Is acres of land near the
new $1,000, 900 hotel now being built
in Hidden Village. Sonny has al
ready received an offer of three
times what he paid for his property.
X X X X
Robert Cummings tells me on the
set of Bitter Victory" that he gave
LOT interviews in the eight days he
was East to plug Lets Live Lit
tie" Il appeared on 26 radio shows,
too, and I did in Toronto in one
day" he says. Stars are really
hustling now to sell their movies.
Diana Lynn admits to me that
Architect John Lindsay is the head
man in her life these days. He's
divine dancer and designs pretty
good houses, too. John is the boy
who almost married Jane Nigh.
Kirk Douglas is getting the works
from ace trainer Mushy Callahan
for his Champion" role in the Ring
Lardner story. Mushy is the boy
who trained the fat off Eddie
OBrien for Somewhere in the
Night" Eddie is now on layoff,
says Mushy. "And I hope he won't
eat too much and get the fat back"
Joan Evans, the new 14-year-old
star with Farley Granger in Rose
anna Mccoy" has the incest par
ents. I met them, Katherine Albert
and Dale Eunson, and asked If star
dom had changed their wonder
child. YES" said Dale. "She sud-
denly was three years older. Six
Evening star., 1948-10-23
Hollywood:
Widmark Lucky
In Next Movie;
Linda CO.Star
By SheiIoh Grohom

Landing the lead in "Slattery's
Hurricane" is a big break for Rich
ard Widmark, who will have Linda
Darnell for his leading lady. Will
liam Perlberg is the producer and
Bills long record of hits includes
Apartment for Peggy" and Mir
acle on 34th Street"
Greta Garbo has made all ar
rangements through Produce
Eugene Frencke and United Cali
fornia Productions to make her
George Sand" picture in Italy.
Greta leaves for Rome at the end
of March. And Frencke has just
returned from fixing locations there.
Bing Crosby, who recently took
out license for a television station,
tells me, II will not appear in tele-
vision myself. And the license does
not come through for two years.
We are just gambling" He means
that television may have ousted
radio by that time.
u Il **
Ray Milland, dashing into his
dressing room at Paramount, stops
to explain, I'm off suspension and
will costar with Betty Hutton in
The Broadway Story" Now that
Ray is working again he will resume
picking up his weekly pay envelope
containing $1,000.
When will Jennifer Jones have
time for honeymoon in 1919?
From now until this time next year
Jennifer has contracted to make
four movies and one play, Romeo
and Juliet" on Broadway.
Now both of John Wayne's ears
are infected. The trouble began in
one ear during the filming of
underwater scenes in wake of the
Red Witch"
Larry Parks. since making up
with Harry Cohn, has been re-
day and night the 20
songs he sings in "Jolson Sings
Again" One of the song ditties is
titled, I'm just Wild About Harry!
Eleanor Parker is in the hospital
to have several teeth extracted. She
is supposed to go to England soon
for 'T'he Hasty Heart" with Ronald
Reagan. But unless Hubby Bert