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The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-10-15

 BE PASSED
 ON FRIDAY
Party Is Now Faced with Fight for lis Life Bail
 Is Refused

NEW YORK, Oct. 15.-tR--Elev- en of the nations top Communist leaders were behind bars today with their Communist party in America facing fight for it's life.
 They were convicted yesterday as plotters of violent revolution against the country they professed to love.
 The historic verdict, which de- fense lawyers said would be prompt ly appealed, cast heavy shadow over the future of the Communist party in this country.
 The Communist Daily Worker. O. London. Eng, said the verdict has virtually made the party illegal in the United States"
 For the first time in the his tory of the U. s." said the Worker, it has been declared crime mere ly to be a member of the Con- munist party
 Not Outlawed However, the Communist Daily Worker, in New York, said the par ty has not been outlawed" and that the American people would defend its absolutely constitution al right" to continue to function.
 Miss Elizabeth Gurley Flynn. a party National Committee member. denied that the verdict would drive Communists underground. She said the party will still operate as us- ual"
 But some reaction in Washington was that the verdict put the party outside the confines of law. There were also demands for stronger crackdowns on Communism
 iiiegal Conspiracy Rep. Harrison O. Val, of the House UnAmerican Activities Com mittee, said the verdict confirmed that the Communist party is an illegal conspiracy
 Across Capitol Hill, Senators Mundt (R-SD) and Ferguson tR- Mich) were expected to use the verdict to try to pry through the Senate new Communist-registration laws in the next session.
 But 1t appeared that the custo- mary appeals would forestall the hour of decision for the Commun- ist party.
 The Smith Act, under which the II were tried, may come in for re- view by the Supreme Court. Passed in 1940, it makes it crime to advocate the violent overthrow of the U.. s. government.
 Leveled at the 30-year-old party for the first time, the statute brought its leaders face to face with the possibility of up to 10 years each in prison and s10,000 fines.
 Hail Is Refused
 They will hear their sentence next Friday.
 Federal Judge Harold R. Medina refused them bail The went to jail within the hour of their con- viction.
 The Judge then sentenced their leader, Eugene Dennis, and their five lawyers to jail from 30 days to six months for contempt during the 39-week trial The sentences begin Nov. 15.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-10-15
RUSSIA HAS
 BIG FORGE
 READY NOW
Gould Put 300 Divisions Info Combat in 30 Days
 Says Gen. Bradley

WASHINGTON, Oct. 15.-lR- Gen. Omar N. Bradley was quoted today as saying that Russia is capable of putting 300 divisions into combat within 60 days.
 Bradley gave this estimate oi Russia's military strength, Sena- tor said, in urging the Senate Ap- propriations Committee to approve the S1,324, 4,010,000 foreign arms money bill The measure was ap- proved by the House yesterday on a voice vote.
 Bradley told us Russia could put 300 divisions into combat in 60 days and could muster 502 divisions within a few months" a committee member said.
 He quoted the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff as saying a total of s1.O00,00O0OO worth of arms for Western Europe would be worth the cost if only to boost the morale of the European countries. The General spent an hour with the committee discussing the mili- tary situation in Europe.
 The committee turned to the foreign arms bill as this, nations own armed forces went technically broke in stubborn row between House and Senate over $735, ,000,- coo Senate cut in Air Force funds.
 The Defense Department said it had money to meet the regular Oct. IS payroll but things might be different next month.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-10-15
REDS MOVE IN
 (ANTON;poINT AT H0NGk0NG
Occupation Quiet -32,O0O British Troops Stand
 by Crown Colony

HONG KONG, Oct. l5.--tR-Chi- nese Communist conquerors walked into Canton today. Their spear heads shot beyond the late Ma tionalist capital toward the boun- diaries of Britain's crown colony of Hong Kong.
 The o-Communist newspaper Wen Wei Pao said green-clad Res troops completely liberated Can- ton this morning after an orderly and peaceful entrance into the South China metropolis, cradle of the revolution that overthrow the Imperial Manchus.
 Hong Kong was flooded with re- ports of Cantons occupation. But full details were not available be- cause normal communications have not been restored.
 Communist troops slashed down the Canton-K -Kowloon railway lead ing to the mainland borders of the Crown colony. Hong Kong calm ly awaited the approach of the Reds, expected sometime tonight No trouble was expected.
 Military dispatches reported the Communists were at Cheungmiktau a rail town only 20 miles from the British frontier.
 Over 32,000 British troops were on guard in a broad security belt just south of the frontier They were backed with tanks, artillery, nav al power and air cover
 The fate of the 80,000 Nationalist troops who had garrisoned. Canton was not known.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-10-15
The W Washington Merry Go Round
By DREW PEARSON lcopyrignt. 1929. by Bell Syndicate. Inc

WASHINGTON In view of the B-36 probe, lot of people are asking questions about Secretary of Defense Louie Johnson-what kind of man he is, how does he operate, what makes him tick.
 A thumbnail answer is that Johnson fancies himself a great politician, but is one of the worlds worst. He considers himself a smoothie when it comes to personal relations, though actually he's a bungler. It was Johnson who ne- glected his personal relations with Chairman Carl Vinson of the House Armed Services Committee, while the admirsls were buttering him up. But, as Secretary of Defense, Johnson has one quality absolutely essential to running the Armed Services of the United States He can make decisions. He isn't always tactful about them, but when the
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-10-15
SEN. VANDERBERG LOSES PART LUNG;
 MUST TAKE REST

ANN ARBOR, Mich, Oct. l5.-SR Senator Arthur H. Vandenperg was released today from Univer- sity Hospital. He was ordered, however. to rest without interrup- tion for 90 days.
 The Republican foreign affairs leader was operated upon Get. 3 and half of his left lung was re- moved. His condition today was described at excellent"
 Vandenberg planned to go to his home in Grand Rapids by automo- bile.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-10-15
TRIkE IS
 FACED NOW
 BY AL(0A
Sixteen Thousand Work CTS May Be Affected at
 12:01 AIM. Monday

PITTSBURGH, Oct. l5.-tA- Nine plants of the Great Aluminium Company of America face a strike at 12:01 am. Monday.
 ALCOA and the CIO United Stockholders union last night broke off pension and insurance negotia- tions.
 The company said the breakup came after the union refused to ac- cept the pension and social insur- ance plan offered by ALCOA.
 ALCOA said it offered six cents for pensions and four cents for in- surance-just what the union is seeking.
 But ALCOA attached string to it's offer: it insisted the pension plan be subject to adjustments in line with any future changes in the social Security laws.
 That was the snag. ALCOA said the union turned the offer down flat.
 There was no immediate comment from steelworker officials.
 Aluminium would become the third major industry to join tie strike parade. The nations coal mines and the steelworkers already are out.
 An ALCOA strike would affect 16,0O0 workers in plants at ALCOA, Tenn, New Kensington, Pa, Badin, N. C., Bridgeport, Conn.,, Edgewater, N. J., Detroit, Bauxite, Ark, Rich mond, Ind, and Motile, Ala.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-10-15
WOODEN JOINS
 NEW AIRLINES

NEW YORK, Oct. 15.-tR-The resignation of James A. Wooten as president of Alaska Airlines, Inc. to become chairman of the board of Near East Air Transport, Inc, was announced today by R. w. Mar shall, chairman of Alaska Airlines. Wooten's successor has not been named.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-10-15
ARMED FORCE
 UNIFI(ATI0N
 MUST WORK
Not Law, But Adminisfrd. lion Blamed for Air
 Force Navy Clash

WASHINGTON, Oct. 15.-(R- House members served blunt notice on the bitterly quarreling Armed Services today that military unifi- cation must be made to work.
 Expressions from key members ol the Armed Services Committee in- dicated clearly that the Nays sharp criticism of Pentagon high strat- egy has convinced them that blame for flaming military differences rests in administration of the law rather than in the law itself.
 Rep. Kilday (D-Tex) said thai on that point he shares the opinion of Adm. Louis E. Denfeld, Chief ol Naval Operations.
 Denfeld summed up te Navy: case against Defense policy makers on Thursday as a failure of the clashing services to coordinate theil efforts-not failure of the intent of the law.
 q think it all means simply tha' the unification law needs to bt administered in accordance with 1t. letter and spirit" Kilday told re- porter.
 That also was the opinion ol Rep. Price (D-IlD.
 The committee took 2 breathel over the weekend before hearing the Air Force and the Army sidt of the controversy.
 Next Week Johnson, Secretary ol Air Symington, Gen. Dwight D Eisenhower and the joint chiet' of staff will get an opportunity tc answer Navy charges that tht cards are stacked against Maya sea and air power in the Pentagon
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-10-15
BAND PRACTICE AT
 8 MONDAY NIGHT

The Juneau City Band will hold the weekly practice Monday eve-' ming at o'clock in the Grade School auditorium.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-10-15
STEAMER MOVEMENTS

Baranof from Seattle due Tues- day.
 Princess Louise scheduled to arrive at 2 a. m. Sunday and sails one hour later at a. m.
 Aleutian from west scheduled southbound 4 am. Monday.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-10-15
WEATHER REPORT
tU. s. WEATHER BUREAU)

GU. S. WEATHER BUREAU) (This data is for 24-hour pe- riod ending 7:30 am. PSTD In Juneau-Maximum, 45; minimum, 30.
 At Airport-Maximum, 45; miEimum, 26.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-10-15
F o R E c A S T
tJuneau ana vicinity)

. tJuneau ana vieinity) . Clear and cool tonight with C lowest temperature 28. Con- . tinued fair Sunday with
 . highest temperature about . 40.
 P R E CIPI T A T o N
 (Past 24 hours ending 7:3o am. today . City of Juneau = None; . since Oct. l, 5.81 inches; . since July l, 27.07 inches. . At the Airport None; . since Oct. l. 2.78 inches; . since July 1, 1898 inches.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-10-15

FROM SAN FRANCISCO Clyde Wahrhatig of San Fran cisco is stopping at the Baranof Hotel
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-10-15
TENAKEE VISITOR

w. D. Trim of Tenakee is regis tered at the Baranof Hotel.
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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-11-17
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beginnt Wittmod), %. NpU.

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ter Niilton Berle 5uriid gum Slim,
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reiit oie 2einpanb IN arobem 9lerger
ilno lit befannt als Yublic gnerap
go. 1. Gs lit Elm luitiaer Slim uno
mrt 81 icbcn.
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Ut 2leret,, Okie
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mug Yerlpual um oue 9eluher ouf
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Sen Grport umo SSnrporthnnocl oieics
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bieiigc @blitbef pcrnad,lGIiigt
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lano nebncn, lup oie oortige giblios
tbef an Scr Superior slpe. talie,tNc
bon @erfcn IN so perlhiebeucnSp Spraz
cben porrdtig bat. Seocr fam ehpns
lerucn. 10 uuh Sic 9iblipthefsoamen
bon Mfron. @enn oie MIR lpollen.
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perbuten uno ablieumg fir So gano 1rl Bureaus ibrcr
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