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q. s GENEROSITY SURPRISING

ance che end Of the war the United
siates has turned over an estimated ST.
oon. 600 900 worth of Army goods and
equipment, Co the German Government,
urrarding To a summary prepared by a
Military Government official. This does
nui lnclude appropriations of food and
ether material. to prevent disease and
unrest. az 4 considerable volume of goods
turned over 10 the Germans at the end
uf the war
Those chiefly charged with the dis
trlhaiion II the SURPRISES, according to a
press report. do not believe that the Ger
mans have any understanding of the
magnitude Of American aid. This includes
the distribution of large quantities of
nupuiIea scattered about the countryside
and freely handed out, when the struggle
enslssl o. prevent disease and unrest and
get hral industries going.
What has happened In Germany is
hut a miniature of what the United States
has done for the world as a whole. Never
in history has any nation been so gener-
Gus in spending It's money for the benefit
of other peoples. Literally billions of dol
lars-have been used TO prevent suffering,
disease and death and to assist the VIC
tilss of war devastation to get their econ
omy on a stable basis.
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PRICES ARE TUMBLING DOWN

Pick up the papers almost any day and
you will be confronted with advertising
showing mark-down in prices ana bar
gain sales.
Big business is still sailing along at
prices over pre-war level. There are all
kinds of signs of dip from the peak But
the best authorities insist that there is no
depression in sight. Anyhow, we can re-
port that hotels and restaurants nave re-
duced their prices-anG that's sure sign
that we are dropping into acceptance of
lower prices.
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arxceIiensly,~ Rivers nwsas
wThis Is the wpFse feE wwaf res
have some BID boes h rs ea.
try"
aTt Is an abomlnahle plarn. -.
fairiy." Don FnrnmnxAo ~
Refresh yourself. 49, tA -
win talk There : no eeat Es.
chr
mot In the lnmaf HNw
agreed. Presently. hsHamlf aesse
he was joinezi ~ na Kefnss.,
who nodded appsosn
.Ahl That h better. ffamss,
your face ID . sight Let lhe -
air blow upon Il
"Trne enouEh. Nhhh Fessfn&s
me that ny friends sfe
ashore. where the mlnsssaass -
swarm. I have 10 ihamk a ~
~Ah. yes. you are fheIf eas.
sary. II Is a little saFpfislne la
"But scarcely Ia ! elaaA IA
Fernando. with the afus -
which you had arranged 60 -
on my return last eEenina
"A surnrlsc7~ nnm EuNnns.s..
frowned. "IIere IL a mistake sss.s.-
whsre. | sent woxf faf ~ Is
circle the town. - lesn - Aes4
this morning. Not O. fsi8F1 Is ~
settlement: Did yea "a fsss4a
the word7~
The night had besn harf -
/ 80
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LEGALS


liz THE CIRCUIT Court OF TH&
ELEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRQUE
or THE STATE OF FLORIDA.
IN AND FOR MONROE COUNTY,.
IN CHANCERY.
Case Ma. 11-503 Ike
HIP0LIT0 TlRADO,
Plaintiff.
Va. DIVORCE
GUILLERMINA T'IRADNs
Defendant.
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.
TO: GuII.LERMINA TIRADO,
,sv Residence Unknown. :.
Its hereby ordered that. YOU are
required to appear on the 23rd day
of April. 1919 before the above en-
titled court to the Bili of Complaint
filed against YOU in the above en-
titled cause and The Key West
Citizen Is hereby designated as the
newspaper in which this Order shall
be published once a week for four.
consecutive weeks.
/ Witness the Honorable Aquiiino
Eoi,ez Jr., as, one OF the Judges OF
this tsoHft andsthe Seal OF this Court
in the City OF Key West. Florida,
this 2Ist day Of March, 1949.
lSeall EARL n. ADAMS, /
Clerk of the Circuit Court,
Monroe County Florida.
BY: (si} FIorencsa u. sawyer. 2
Deputy Clerk.
mar. 22-29s apr. -l2,l9ia
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.of course" Don Fernando gave
the order. This was part OF the
game. ST will come ashore, ana
we viii make the settlement 70
satisfy everybody, ne went on
agreeably. "Imlnediatey.
mo" Ruben contradicted. We
will send a man on board to talk
to you. And we win be watching
from here!0
1T does not matter" Foi Fer
nando agreed canelessiy. Tome
what now?" Ruden asked
anxiously of Rivers. IF you 60
aboard, and when he discovers
that it is a bluff :.
Il figure to out-bluff him"
Rivers said calmly. IF you're
willing to trust me-. !.
"Of COURSE Ruben assured
him. .sBut what can we do to help.
if anything goes wrong9 We are
aYour job will be to watch for
anyone trying to sneak around
and get a look at our battery
Rivers. explained. They IL be try
ling it. Capture anybody who
coTnes-don't let them get lookl
And now, I'll so parley." /.
lnON FERNANDO watched, with
IL sharp-eyed interest, the pirou-
| ga which padded toward the
Lovely Maria. This Cajun ham
died the tricky craft very we'll
which was only to be expected.
The fellow was unbelievably dirty
with a look as though he had
been wallowing in the swamp
muck. Likewise, his face was so
besplotched with mosquito bites
that he was sight to behold.
Having slept in his own great
cabin, under a mosquito canopy,
Don Fernando was his usual ele-
CANT self. He waited as the ennis
sary came aboard, then started in
amazeanent as Rivers saluted him
with his usual half-mocking snlilel
Our positions seem TO be re-
versed, since last we stood on this
deck, Don Fernando" he said.
Is this you. my friend?" Don
Fernando demanded. 81 would
never have known you. Come be-
low. where you can wash and put
on clean clothes. As I remember,
Inv suits fit YOU we'll"
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LECALS

IN THE CiRCUpF CutHT OF Ttil u
ELEVENTH. JuDtr3AfsgGi4tr 1 ~
~ AM F0lt MONROE cWtsNTY.
sTATE or FLoRIBA. fx CHAN
Case M. 1i-sls
MARY i. CUTLER,
Plaintiff.
vs.. tlIsCFsyExsTIoN
WALTER r, CUTLER, /
oRDEa az pifaiacATiaS "
TO: walter r. Cutler, -.,.t
cfo Gus Cutler, +-
Blounts Creek, - F.
North Carolina
walter. R. Cutler As..'.
L. 5. S. Solely DD70T..tt.
Charleston Navy Yard,
South Carolina
You are hereby required to APP
pear to the Bill of Complaint for
divorce, in the above styled cause
on. the 5th day of May. "A. IN. 1949.
otherwise. the allegations i therein
will be taken as confessed,
This order TO he published once
a week for four cons ctitives weeks
in The Key West Citizen news
paper published in X West.
Florida. }SF
DONE and C,rdered this 4th day OF
tSealD EARL r.. ADAMS,
Clerk of the Circuit Court,
Monroe County, Florida
BY: (sd) Anne G. I.ongWorth.
~ Deputy CiArha
Thomas s. Caro-,
Solicitor for the Plaintiff.ars.. 81
apr.5- . 1925, 1919.
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fitGithQ&htt.
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
TO: FRANK j. MASANZ,
L. 8. Naval Training Center,
G.. p. O.. Quarters, III
San Diego, 80, California,
You are hereby required to ap-
pear to the Bill of Complaint for
divorce in the. above styled cause
on or before the 2sth day OF, April.
A. u. 1919, otherwi Use the allegations
therein will be taken as confessed.
This order is to be published once
q week for four consecutive weeks
in The Key West Citizen, 4 news
paper published in the CitN3ef Key
DONE AND. ORDERED this goth
day of March,, A. n. 1919.
(SeaD EARL r, ADAMS,
Clerk of, the Circuit' Court,
Monroe. County, Florida.
BY: (sd) Florence z. SAWYER, \
Deputy Clerk. ~
(SD) ALLANrB. .CLEARE, JR.,
Attorney for. Plaintiff. .,.-.!a =
mar.29; apr.5- 12s1a,19 49.
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Dallas, Texas
He be ca m e
. W n Ell OF q
y a + d i h e h
branchRd into
real e ; ia te
building, bank
ing and news
paper publish
ing in Houston.
He v as APP
pointed to the
RFC board bv
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Feast of the Paschal Lamb and
Distinguishing of Lights will be
observed tomorrow night by Key
West Scottish Rite Masons in
their hall at Simonton and Eaton
streets.
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TUESDAY. APRIL 3 -
Today gives an .fgeassots
You are pFona - mafaszs a
Judgment heins tao t
others and easily sAeNss.e
speci0us promises rsfslF
distrust % xollf uNa
Cultivate poNers al Fed
and this viii bead sm e.
cess.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-04-05

Traffic over the Overseas High
way began to taper off March Is.
1t was stated today, after a sue
cessful winter, season. In that Pc
Rod 124,793 persons passed over
the bridges.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-04-05

Room Mothers of the Harris
public school will meet tomorrow
afternoon in the residence of
Mrs. Carl Rom, lll7 Fleming
street.
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Defendant. ".
ORDER or PnBEIcATIUN
Tor Henry s. Jacobson,
! c1o Henry 1. jacobson, u
2S5 Central Park West,
s@ * New York "a. N. Y.
You are hereby required to APP
pear to the Bill of Complaint for
divorce filed against you in the
above entitled cause on the 25th
day of April, A. ID. 1949, otherwise
1.-The allegations of said Bill will be
taken as confessed.
This the 22nd day OF March, A. d..
1913.
4 Earl R. ADAMS, s
Clerk of the Circuit Court.
BY: (sd) Anne G. Longworth,
= Deputy Clerk.
'(Cifcuit Court SeaD
.JtIlius f. Stone, Jf.,
Solicitor for Plaintiff.
mar. 30; apr.5-12, 1913:
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NOTICE OF INTENTION TO MAKE
APPLICATION FOR FINAL
DISCHARGE

Il
DISCHARGE
(Prohate Law l933) >. g
IN COURT OF THE COIN
B JUDGE. MONROE GO NTY,
STATE or FLORIDA. IN PRO-
Kate.
In re the Estate of 60 !
OSCAR S0I.AN0,,S
Deceased. :
To All Whom 1t May Concern: <
Notice Is hereby given thar vir--'
ginia Spfan0 filed her, final report
as, administratrix of the estate uf
Oscar Soiano, deceased; that she
filed her position for ,finatg dis
charge, and that she viii apply To,
the Honorable Raymond r., Lord. I
County Judge of Mohroe Comfy.
Florida, on the 2sth day of April,
1949, for approval of same and for
final discharge as Administrators
of the estate aof Oscar Solanso. de-
ceased, on this 29th daysof March
1949. s,s .l-g
(sdy VIRGINIA Se1IgANO. s
Administrators oftheTest ate
of Oscar Solaflo, deceased:
niaf.29; APPS 1gt1S,l949
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An Associated Press dispatch
from Tallahassee today. publish
ed in The Citizen, says that Rep
resentative Bernie c. Papy has
been named on six committees.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-04-05

ed tomorrow, Captain C. r.
Steadman and Foreman Loxley
Arch informed The Citizen to-
day.
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Today Ire CHnFsn san -
editorial paFagraph
The bussesi man 81 H So
is that man Nho slss - E
living up 30 has &ts
tions."
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'TCDAY
BIRTHDAY

JESSE HOLMAN JONES. born
April 5. 1874. on a farm in Robert.
son county, Tennessee. At 10 he
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-04-05

IN THE CIRCUIT COgaT OF THE
ELEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRcIIT
OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA, IN
AND FOR MONROE COUNTY. IN
CHANCERH. II =
Case No. 11-SO4 -
KATHERINE. WALKER MASANZ, T
Plaintiff,
VS.. DIyORCE
FRANK ]. MASANZ. -
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-04-05

If you make a friend by lending him
money, you often lose friend by trying to
collect the debt.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-04-05

Hoover retained to head il by
FDR. became Secretary OF Com.
merre and eventually lost oat to
Henry Wallace. - ~
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1t might be good idea to remind you
before you take that automobile trip, to
drive carefully all the time.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-04-05

Curtis. of Miami 9s m H.
West visiting fNAstKm
friends.
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There are workers in the world whose
chief occupation is to appear busy.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-04-05

The cable. schooner Western
Union, which had been built the
last few months on the former
Aeromarine Ways, will be launch
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ANNA kEARNS,
Defendant.
NOTICE TO APPEAR
TO- ANNA KEARNS
235 West l03rd Street
New York City, New York
on or before the l3th day of
April, 1919, you are hereby notified
to file your appearance or answer
to the Bin of Complaint for Divorce,
In the above styled cause, other
wise said Bill of Complaint for
Divoree will be taken as confessed
by YOU. This order to be published
in The Key West Citizen, Key West
FLORIDA.
81 Dated this 14th day OF March,
1919.
{Seai) EARL X. ADAMS,
Clerk of the Circuit Court,
Monroe County, Florida.
BY: (sd) Kathleen Nottase,
Deputy Clerk.
mar. 15- 2229 APPS. l949.
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Mrs. /. N. Meltzer and son.
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IN THE CiiAcHrf u0uR'f or TfiE
EhEtENfH gtiDfCtAE ClRguiI'
Oh THEs SFATIs on FEOitl1lA.
u IN AMI TON NUNtBE cot N1sHs
\ N CflANEEfix.
t'hke Nm ffAy0t.
t. MORRISON JACOB
SON,
Plaintiff,
4 VS.. DIFORCE
HENRY s. JACOBSON. -
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
ELEVENTH. JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA.
IN AND For MONROE COUNTY.
IN CHANCERN.
Case M. HIST
ALBERT GRAIL,
Plaintiff,
VS.. DIVORCE
LEE CRAM
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Key West In
Days Gone By
AS TAKEN FROM FILES
OF THE CITIZEN OF
APRIL S. 1899

(. Representatives of the Key
West Chamber of Commerce at
tended meeting of the Arthur
Sawyer Post of the American
Legion and gave assurances that
the chamber will join in the
movement to have next years
Legion convention held in Key
West.
Three owners of charter boats
in Key West harbor announced
today they will continue to OPP
crate during the summer. Last
winter was the best in years for
local charter boatmen.
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Defendant.
0RDER OF PUBLICATION
AND NOTICE TO APPEAR

defendant.
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
And NOTICE TO APPEAR
TO: Margaret Lee Grail,
1900 "V'' Street, S. f.,
Washington, ID. c.
:. You are hereby required to APP
pear to the Bill of Complaint for
Divorce In the above styled cause
on or before the 18th day of April,
A.. u. 1919, otherwise the allegations
contained therein will be taken as
confessed.
This order is to be published once
a wreck for four consecutive weeks
In The Key West Citizen, a news
paper published in the City of Key
Vest, Florida.
y tTI30NE AND ORDERED this 14th
day OF March, A. -. 1919.
sjSeal) EARL. r. ADAMS,
Clerk of the. Circuit Court,
Z q Monroe County, Florida.
By.'(sdJ 4nnesc 1.ongworth.
- Deputy Clerk. -
Hilary u Albury.
Attorney for Plaintiff. ,
i mar. 1522-29; apr. 5.1949.
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT of THE
I ELEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT,
Il IN AND ron MONROE COUNTY;
FLORIDA. IN CHA<CEHY.
Case No. 11-729 4
FRANK j. KEARNS,
Plaintiff, +.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-03-24
BEST DOCTORS IN COUNTRY TO COME
 NORTH; FOR 5ITkA

WASHINGTON, March 24.-tA1-- The American Medical Association plans to send teams of experts among the Western Indians and Alaska Natives this year to conduct clinics and perform surgery.
 Secretary of the Interior Krug disclosed the program today. He described it as new phase of the Interior Departments health efforts He said the first clinic would be "as soon as possible on the Navajo Reservation in Arizona and New Mexico, and another pro- bably at Stika, Alaska, in June
 Tn the last two years the de- partment has sent out eight medi- cal teams to Western Indian reser- vation, Alaska, Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands.
 That survey is fairly well com pleted." Dr. Roy Sexton, spokesman for the doctors. told news con- ference.
 We know what the problem is, and now our goal is to give treat ment and further diagnosis
 Krug told reporters the teams will be composed of the best doc tors in the country" For Alaska. he said. specialists in tuberculosis eye diseases and orthopedics will be most needed.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-03-24
ALASKA COASTAL BRINGS IS; TAXES
 19 ON FLIGh1S

Yesterdays flights by Alaska Coastal Airlines totaled a full schedule with total of 37 passen- gers being carried
 To Sitka, passengers were Edward Baty, Ersie s. Shields, Max Rog- CTS, Harry Lucas, Presco T. Andrita, Ray Dennis, O. Paxton, Donald Husford.
 To Wrangell:i Mrs. R. Mckay. Miss Mckay.
 To Ketchikan: John Brilliant.
 To Petersburg: w. Trent.
 To Tulsequah: J. G. Jorgenson, c. A. Mckenzie, Charles Watson, I. G. McEacher.
 To Pelican: Bud Phelps.
 To Hood Bay: Clifford Siirela.
 From Sitka: MT. and Mrs. Nick Pelayo, Clifford Siirela. MT. and Mrs Jack Schaefer and child, D. P Scudder. Harry Bastel.
 From Funter Bay: Cliff Joseph Harold Hargreave.
 From Haines: A. F. Ghiglione Michael Young, Karl Ward.
 From Skagway:: Larry Lindstrom
 From Wrangell: zalmain Gross Roy Shangin, George Semptin, Mir jam Semptim. @a
 From Petersburg: Walter Austin.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-03-24
OLD ACE PENSIONS
 TAKEN ! j up
Stamp Book Iax-payine System Suggested
 for Workers

WASHINGTON, March 24.-tR-- A new stamp book" tax-paying system was suggested today by the administration to help make possi- ble vast expansion of Social &c., curity.
 Tine stamp system is designed principally for farm workers and household help who would be amons the 20,0O0,000 new workers blank eted under old age insurance Il Congress approves the expansion.
 Arthur J. Altmeyer, Social secur- ity Commissioner, projected the tax plan as he laid before the House Ways and Means Committee the de- tails of President Truman's pro gram to:
 1. Increase the coverage of ole age and survivors insurance from 3o,oOO 900 to 5o,OO0,0Oo workers; 2 Boost the insurance benefits about double; 3. Create new insurance 
 program for disabled workers; ane 4. Reduce the pension age' fol women from 65 to 60.
 Stiff resistance already has form cd against MT. Truman's proposa to increase the security tax taks from the present $1,80o,000. 900 2 year to around s5,OOOy 100000.
 As part of the battle to preven' adestitution. Altmeyer said, the in surance program should be expand ed to include 5000 ,000 farm opera tors; 7,70o,OO0 urtan self-employet lawyers, doctors, businessmen, etco 3,000O d m stic or household workers, and 4,700,000 hired farm workers.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-03-24
STOCK QUOTATIONS

NEW YORK, Mar. 24.--lR-Clos- ing quotation of Alaska Juneau mine stock today is SIS, American Can 90ss, Anaconda 31K, Curtiss- Wright 9A, International Harvester 24A, Kennecott 46as, New York Central 10ss, Northern Pacific l5A U. s. Steel 731s, Pound $4.03A.
 Sales today were 920,O0 shares.
 Averages today are as follows industrials 176.4l, rails 48.l5, util- ities 35.32.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-03-24

 BLOCKADE
 DEpL0RED
Britain's 5 Foreign Minister Says Plan Against East
 Germany Means War
(By The Associated Press

NSy 4AiC EbooNAdtNa ANs'of
 Britain's Foreign Secretary Ernest Bevin feels a total economic block. ade of Soviet-controlled eastern Germany would lead to war.
 Bevin told the House of Commons he did not want to see East West trade broken off completely. Such a shut-off, he warned. means sanc- tions and sanctions mean war"
 The Foreign Minister contended, however, that materials which could be used for war against the Western powers should not be ship- ped to. eastern areas.
 Politicians on both sides of the Atlantic have suggested complete counter-blockade of Eastern Ger many in retaliation against the Russian blockade of West Berlin.
 The Russian zone of Germany still does business with number of western nations, tlaclucing Swisxa erland, The Netherlands, Norway, Sweden, Belgium and Denmark
 The Western allies counter-block- ade has stopped the movement of goods through their zone to the Soviet area of Germany, but East Germany still gets supplies from several Western countries over oth- ,r routes, mostly by sea.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-03-24
Communists Planned 10 Overthrow Govt. of U.S.,;
 Manual Is Read at Trial

NEW YORK, March 24 -lR-The final objective of the American Communist Party is to establish "a Soviet socialist republic in the United States said part manual introduced by the Government to- day in the Communist conspiracy trial.
 The manual, read to the jury hy U. S. Attorney John F. x. McGohey, said such republic was to be es- tablished through revolution in which party members must be ready to sacrifice their lives"
 The manual of organization of the Communist party was admitted into evidence after vociferous de- fense objections.
 Louis F. Budenz, prosecution witt ness, identified the manual as a duplicate of one given him by Jacob Stachel, a defendant.
 Defense counsel said the publica- tion was issued in 1895 and should be excluded because the indictment covers conspiracy alleged to have taken place between l945 and l948
 Federal Judge Harold Medina overruled the objections. He then added a warning on such points, he would restrict them to few words in making objections.
 cx1H41 1EagS-~rSlasx,- s~-s.-~'ss-, ~-
 The Communist conspiracy trial jury was told today, that Russian Premier Joseph Stalin on ce said violent destruction was essential to proletarian revolution in the United States.
 The statement was in a book, Foundations of Lenin," by Stalin Excerpts from it were read to the jury by U. ss Attorney John F, X McGohey.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-03-24
SEVEN WITHDRAW IN WORLD PEACE MEET

NEW YORK, March 24.-tR- Withdrawal of seven more promi- nent persons from the Controversial cultural and Scientific Conference Or World Peace is reported.
 Americans for Intellectual Free iom, a group opposing the confer ence, listed seven headed by Frank in Pierce Adams, the newspaper ,olumnist known as FPA.
 Sponors of the three-day confer snce, the National Council of Arts, Sciences and Professions, said. how yer, that only two on the list had sent tn m notices of withdrawal They said the two were Adams and Rabsi Modrecai M. Kaplan, of the Jewish Theological Seminary.
 Russian delegates to the confer snce were invited to inspect major American factories, as opponents vent ahead with plans to picket .ne weekend meetings.
 The invitation to tour this coun- try's industrial areas was extended to the Soviet group by the National Association of Manufacturers.
 Routed through Soviet Ambassa- tor Alexander Panyushkin, the in- 1itation expressed belief that such ours would further world peace "as he peoples of the world come to know how one another work and live
 
 nsors of the controversial World Peace" barley which opens tomorrow charged the State De- partment with deliberately misrep- ,esenting the conference in the eyes of the American people" as protests against it mounted.
 The State Department has claim ed the international meeting, which opens at the Waldorf Astoria hote tomorrow, will be devoted largely te Communist-inspired attacks on U 5. foreign policy.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-03-24
PA BRINGS IN 20, i. 26 LEAVE ABOARD
 WEDNESDAY, TRIPS

Pan American Airways brought in 20 passengers and took out 26 on Yesterdays flights. Passengers were as follows.
 From Seattle: Oryille Paxton, Arthur Hedges, H. E. Poye, R. G.. McEachren, P Mcdonald, c. Peder- sen, D. Eosford, lone Williams, Free man Schultz, Floyd Singyyake and Francis Eben.
 From Annette: Jack Ranken.
 From Fairbanks: John Easily, Melvin Jole, Ernest Lincoln, Oien reynolds, R. Arvidson. c. E. Bas- sett, Earl Hickok.
 To Whitehorse: Dr. and Mrs. C.. J. Pelletier.
 To Fairbanks: Jeanette Lee. Eu- sene Falk, Frances Amarok, R. O.. Wood. pr. James T. Googe, George Smith.
 To Seattle: Frank Calkins, Milton Furness, George Kelez, Robert Johnson. James L. Houston, Vic Power, Mir. and Mrs. Jack Schaeffer and infant, Fred Bluckens. F. A. -ahtonen. Christine Hadverson. S. z. Thorpe, Stuart Williams, R. xrueger, H. F. Hargrave.