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The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-12-27
MINUS KEY ON
 WEATHER MACHINE E BUSY NEAR LAKE

Winter with a large minus sign took Juneau and the Weather Bu- reau by surprise over the holiday weekend, as the mercury shrunk to 20 below zero on the Loop Road and near the Skaters Cabin on Mendenhall Lake.
 The city itself just missed the zero mark, as last night plus 3 degrees was recorded on the bu- reau's red column atop the Federal Building. A predicted maximum of 26 degrees and minimum of 23 took a beating the like of which Notre Dame never administered On Sunday a plus degrees was recorded in town at II pm, with and 6 degrees maintained yes- terday
 The airport shook under its tlanket of snow as minus II was hit last night for the years record low, and IT mile east wind buff feted the station. A high wind hit Juneau Sunday and for time Monday, but no record was ob- tained of it's velocity.
 Tonight the bureau says the mer- cury will hit degrees, except in sheltered places, where they promise a magnanimous 10. Highest for to- morrow will be IA here, they seid.
 This morning degrees 1elow zero hit the airport. Over the weekend local air traffic was stopped to some degree by the extra cold preventing planes from being warmed up in time for takeotfs.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-12-27
5pLANNED GERM WAR ON U. }. BRITAIN
Soviet Trial Brings Experi- menfs 10 Light-Ameriean
 Prisoners as Guinea Pigs
By Eddy Gilmore

MOSCOW, Dec. 27-Testimony at the trial of Japanese war prisoners as carried by the Soviet Press today gave the impression that the United States and Britain were to be tragets of germ war at tack.
 Newspaper accounts of the trial quoted Japanese prisoners as say ing the scheme had progressed to the point where American prisoners were sent to special bacteria plants to be experimenteed upon as hu> man guinea pigs.
 The trial of 12 Japanese army of ficers was reported proceeding at Khabarovsk, Siberia.
 By infecting their American pri- soners with certain germs, the Japanese were quoted as sayt'g they sought to determine how An- glo-Saxons would react to various diseases and plaques.
 lllC dCCOuIlto dlSO Suid tilC OtP- anese experimented with their Am erican victims to find out from what diseases they were immune.
 The plan was, the newspapers said to find out what kind of germs would be best to use ill a bacteria invasion of the United States and Britain by the whole sale use of germs against the civ ilian populations.
 The Japanese were also said to have given details how these germs could be dropped by airplanes. The accused officers related, the news papers said, how special airplane groups became part of the germ warfare plan.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-12-27
Vancouver. B. C., Is IsoIafed; Wires
 Reported Snapped

VANCOUVER, B. c. Dec. 27-R- Heavy, wet snow today snapped telegrah and telephone lines, iso- lating Vancouver from eastern Can- ada for several hours.
 The wire breaks were at Mission in the Fraser Valley, 40 miles east of here, and near Ruby Creek, 81 miles from Vancouver, on the Canadian Pacific Railway.
 It was mild on the coast, but a cold wave continued in the interior and northern B. c. Prince George was the coldest spot with an over night low of 25 below zero.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-12-27
RoTARIANS ENJOY xlaAS PARTY WITH ONE LONE LION IN ATTENDAN(E

One lone Lion braved den of Rotarians this noon at the regular luncheon meeting of Rotary at the Baranof Hotel, was subdued and in- vIted to be their guest. Floyd Fager- son. well known memter of the Lions Club. got his dates mixed and when he entered the Gold Room for a meeting of his Club, found the place full of Rotarians who were holding their regular meeting. Fagerson thanked the Rotarians for making him an "un- invited guest" at their enjoyable party.
 President Bob Akervick announced the following committee for the coming Soap Box Derby: Ellis Rev. holds, w. P. Blanton, Henry Har- mon. Don Skuse. Monte Grisham, Carson Lawrence and Hugh Wade.
 Major Eric Newbould. of the Sal- vation Army, expressed his appre- citation to Rotarians for their help last week in collecting Christmas contributions via the iron kettle. Howard Stabler's team were high men in collecting. Following the business session, Rotarians held their Christmas party with members being pre- scented with appropriate gifts. vari- ous poems were a feature of the fun program.
 Guests attending were Alfred Newbould, son of Major Newtould and Herb Saunders.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-12-27
HIGH SCHOOL BAND FROM EUGENE HERE ON SATURDAY NIGHT

EUGENE, Ore, Dec. 27-R-The Eugene high school band left here early yesterday on a trip to Alaska. Thirty-three members got aboard bus and car for the drive to Van couver, BIG. There they will board 3 ship. They will play several con- certs in Alaska, returning the first week in January.
 The band will be in Juneau Sat- urday night, New Years Eve, and give a concert in the High School gymnasium.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-12-27
Day After Jusf
 lAs Happy One lAs Day Before

MUsKEGON, Mich., Dec. 27-R The day after was just as happy as Christmas at the Robert billiard home this year. Santa Claus paid {. return call, as it were.
 Sometime during the holidays Mrs. billiard lost her $1,000 diamond ring. Yesterday she got it back.
 Mrs. Miles Olsen found the ring, which had fallen into Christmas package Mrs. billiard had wrapped and sent to her
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-12-27
EARTH TREMBL0R5. LEAVE HUNDREDS
 HOMELESS, JAPAN

TOKYO, Dec. 27-Ri-H Heavy snow today spread a new blanket of misery over central Japan, where eight persons were killed and hun dreds left homeless ty 20-odd earth tremblors between Sunday night and this morning.
 National Rural Police said eight were killed and one person Was missing. Eighty-six homes and buildings collapsed and 283 others were badly damaged.
 The earth's convulsions were felt ir nine prefectures of Honshu, Japan's big central island.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-12-27
Seattle {. of (. Tour 10 Alaska
 Now Authorized

SEATTLE, Dec. 27-R-The &c., attle Chamber of Commerce Ex- ecutive Committee has authorized a Chamber-sponsored tour to Alaska next May. John H. Perry, chairman of the Chambers Alaska Division, asked for early authorization so business men asked to participate could plan their schedules.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-12-27
SHOCK QUOTATIONS

NEW YORK, Dec. 27- Closing quotation of Alaska Juneau mine stock today is SIS, American Can 1o6, Anaconda 28b, Curtiss- Wright I7&. International Harvester 27as, Kennecott sos, New York Central |l0ls, Northern Pacific 13h. U. S. Steeel 26, Pound S280ik. Sales today were 1,560,000 shares.
 Averages today are as follows industrials l98.28, rails 5l.23, util- ities 4095.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-12-27
SKI INSTRUCTION
 TONIGHT IN BOWL

The second ski instruction per. iod in the winter series is plni ned for tonight in the Evergreen Bowl, starting at 730 o'clock. Dean Williams will be in charge. assisted by several other experts.
 Similar lessons and workouts are planned for Tuesdays and Thurs days during the season, weather conditions permitting, says Will Hams. The first lesson was last week.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-12-27
Furnace Explosion
 Blows House Aparl

AUBURN, Mass, Dec. 27-tR-A terrific explosion blew a house apart here early today--but the Christ mas holiday saved the family who lived there.
 Edward J. Leal, 22-year-old car- uenter, his wife and two small children were away visiting.
 Fire Chief Ralph White said a preliminary investigation indicated the blast was what he called "a furnace explosion"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-12-27
CANADIAN HIGHWAY
 SIXTEEN STILL OPEN

The portion of Canadian High way No. 16 between Prince Rupert and Prince George, which normally closes in mid-O October, is still open, according to word received here by the Alaska Development Board.
 Canadian officials expressed high hopes that the highway would he kept open all winter, Board officials were informed.
 The highway connects Prince Rupert with Vancouver, B.C.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-12-27
STEAMER MOVEMENTS

Baranof from Seattle due in port at 6 o'clock this afternoon.
 Princess Norah scheduled to sail from Vancouver tomorrow 8 pm.
 Denali scheduled to sail from Seattle Saturday.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-12-27
GOVERNOR DEPARTS

Governor Ernest CIdening de. parted this morning for Anchorage aboard an Air Force airplane. He will spend several days there con- ferring with high military officials on housing problems.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-12-27
REBEKAHs TO MEET

Perseverance Rebekahs will holo the regular business meeting We'd nesday, December 28, at g pm in the Odd Fellows Hall. All mem bers are urged to attend.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-12-27
WEATHER REPORT

WEAIHEIt hCfOKI Q (This data is for 24-hour pe-
 . riod ending 7:30 am. PST) In Juneau-Maximum 12; . minimum 3.
 . At Maximum 6: minimum 10.
 F 0 R k c A 5 T
 Duncan. ana visinny) . Continued clear and cold . with gusty northeasterly . winds tonight and Wednes- . day. Lowest tonight about . 6, except near 10 in areas . sheltered from the wind. . Highest Wednesday near IA. P R E CIP T A T o N . tPast "A hours ending 7;3o m. today . City of Juneau-None;
 . since Dec. 1--506 inches; since July 1-5394 inches. . At Airport--None
 since Dec. l-2.37 inches; . since Judy 1-35.49 inches.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-12-27
FROM MT. EDGECUMBE

Don Lorentzen of Mt. Edge cumbe is registered at the Gastin- eau Hotel
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-12-27
HOPE FLIES SOUTH WHILE SYMlNGT0N
 STAYS IN ALASKA
Comedian Entertains Army Forees-Air Secretary Com
 ments on Alaska Housing

HOLLYWOOD, Dec. 27-- R - Garbed in an Eskimo outfit, com plete with parka and fur-lined boots, comedian Bob Hope flew in yesterday from an Alaskan enter tainment tour, seven and one half hours after leaving Anchorage.
 It was 72 degrees at the Bur bank Airport when he stepped off plane with his wife and two children, compared with 40 de- grees below zero he said they en- countered while entertaining Am erican troops in special Christmas programs at Anchorage, Kodiak and Fairbanks.
 The private plane of Air Secret ary w. Stuart Symington, wlfo accompanied the actor and his troup to Alaska brought them back nonstop. Symington remained there.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-12-27
ALASKA HOUSING ROTTEN

FAIRBANKS, Dec. 27-tR--Alr Secretary w. Stuart Symington said here Sunday that i've know military housing is rotten in AL aska," and urged troops to write letters to Washington, D. C., pro- testing the situation.
 His remarks were made in a talk before more than 2,000 air men, their wives and children at the Ladd Air Force Base. He also explained a plan, disclosed earlier in a speech at Anchorage, where by the housing allowance for fam fly men stationed in Alaska will be increased by $2 per day, re- troactive to Oct 1. He said ap- proval of the increase is expected shortly.
 A recheck. of Symington's An chorage remarks showed that he referred to the proposed housing allowance increase as applying only in Alaska and possibly other high rent areas. He was originally quoted as saying the increase would be worldwide.
 Symington flew in from nearby Eielson Air Force Base with com edian Bob Hope, Hopes wife and three entertainers.
 An hours show, his fifth in Alaska since leaving the states Fri day, was given by Hope. He and his party returned to Hollywood immediately after the show.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-12-27

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Evening star., 1949-11-25

thin cord weighted BY . washer.
They were to attach the end Of .
fishing line to the cord. and q bag
containing the saws and the pistol
to the end Of the fishing line.
Burdick said they flashed the
signal and In turn received a re-
turn signal on Monday. Tuesday
and Wednesday nights. But, he
added, as they moved along the
wall on each Of the three nights,
they could not find the cord.
Morelli, unknown to Burdick
and Demaria. was moved from a
cell-block to the death cell yes
terday afternoon. Earlier he had
eaten Thanksgiving dinner with
three other men awaiting death
sentences and 10 other prisoners.
Evening star., 1949-11-25
Worry on How to Cook
Turkey Leeds to Suicide
By the Asseeietsd Press

McKEESPORT, Pa, Nov. 25.-
Police said a young mother leaped
to her death from q bridge over
the Youghiogheny River after
worrying about Thanksgiving din
ner for her husband and four chill
dren. f. ...'
The body Of Mrs. Helen Swarm.
80, was recovered from the river
yesterday, four hours after her
steelworker husband. John, was
awakened by one of the children
who told him, mothers gone"
Police said Mr.. Swarm told
them he and his wife attended q
dance Wednesday night.
ION the way home she began to
worry about how she'd bake the
2o-pound turkey that had been
given us" he told police. I'VE
haven't a roasting PAN"
"She was very nervous and easily
upset about trifles." he added.
Evening star., 1949-11-25
West Reich Reported
Planning Gift to Israel
Dy the Assoeiotsd Press

DUSSELDORF, Germany, Nov.
25.-A Jewish newspaper said yes
terday that the West German gov
ernment intends to give 10000
900 westmarks ($2.500.0 worth
Of goods to the state Of Israel as
q token Of good will towards Jews.
The newspaper Allgemeine OF
Dusseldorf said Chancellor Kon-
rad Adenauer announced this IN
an interview. It quoted him as
saying the goods would be Of a
type that could help construction
In Israel.
DR.. Adenauer took the action as
q "sign that the injustices done
to Jews must be rectifled," the
newspaper said.
Evening star., 1949-11-25
Cook County Jail Area
PafroIIed After Rescue
OF Killer Is Thwarted
~ the Assoeiotsd Press

CHICAGO, Nov. 25.-Police pa
trolled areas outside the Cook
County jail today after thwarting
an attempt by two young men to
free James Morelli, the Mag Dog"
killer. who is scheduled to die In
the electric chair early tomor-
row.,
Police said the two men seized
near the jail last night admitted,
in statements. they had been try
ing since Monday to help the
doomed Morelli escape.
Morelli. who is 23. already has
been granted 1--WE stays since he
was sentenced to death last
March 10. He was convicted Of
killing Emil Schmeichel on De-
cember IL. 1947. in the shooting
orgy In which two other men were
killed and two wounded. e.
Sixth Stay Sousift.
Morelli's attorney today will
seek a sixth day at q hearing in
Federal Court on a petition for
o writ Of habeas corpus filed by
his wife. Genevieve.
Police identified the two men
siezed last night as Dominic j.
Demaria, 20, and Erville Leroy
Burdick, ~, and said they had
been friends Of Morelli for seven
or eight years. Burdick, In his
statement, said he and Morelli
plotted the escape and agreed
that he would enlist Demaria's
aid.
Police said a bag which Burdick
was carrying when picked up by
four detectives contained two 19-
inch hacksaw blades. .22-caliber
revolver and so feet Of fishing line.
Lighted Match Signal.
Burdick's statement said he and
Demaria were to signal Morellt by
q lighted match. waved In the
direction of the cell block he had
occupied. II the signal was re-
turned, also by q lighted match,
they were to move to the side Of
the north wall and look for a
Evening star., 1949-11-25

WE'D 50 YEARS-Mr. and Mrs,
Philip Martin, ST., 1900 New
Hampshire avenue NV, who
will celebrate their golden we'd
ding anniversary tomorrow
with a reception starting at 4
pm. at the OAR Chapter
House, 1882 Massachusetts ave-
nue. NV. Mr.. Martin served
as supervising engineer Of the
Soldiers Home for % years
until he retired last year. The
Martins have four children and
five grandchildren.
Harris & Ewing Photo.
Evening star., 1949-11-25
Unemployed Double
In Cunodu in Yeur
by The Asse<iotsd Press

bY ms NsSo<tofsu FrssS
OTTAWA, Nov. rs. Nearly
twice as many persons in Canada
are unemployed as q year ago,
the House of Commons was told
yesterday.
A government report showed
SO, ,525 persons received unemploy-
ment insurance in September and
105,06 in October. This COM
pared with 44,761 and 55.384, re-
spectively, for the same two
months of 1948,
Evening star., 1949-11-25

sturdy snag pref and water.
Fspsllsnt Khaki 1vnanf 1snsHTsc
and bYeeches, beth meae viva
1eIhlo seat sna knee, breeehes
made With lace leg.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-02-19

keY West. florida. hos The
most oquahls climate In tho
eoanlrY. with On overuqe
Em9a d only IL Fahrenheit
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-02-19
,Dade Bookies
Shocked By
Warren Order
Sheriff Sullivan Says
Order Enforced I'm
Dadc; IS Booknlaking
Cases Are On Docket
,py The A.~ocinted Pre..,

sBy the AaS0esnted PreSab
MIAMI, Feb. l9.--Bookies in.
the Miami area, particularly at
Miami Beach, were reported to
be exceedingly worried over
Governor Fuller Warren's order
issued yesterday to all sheriffs
and constables in the state to ar
rest all bookmakers found oper-
ating.
Sheriff Jimmy Sullivan of
Dade County said that he and all
his deputies are actively engaged
in seeing that there is no book
making in the county.
Sullivan's chief deputy, Jas.
Hawkins, said that the sheriff's
office now has IS bookie cases
docket for trial in Dade Hawk.
ms saio further that Sheriff Sui
Ivan is determined to run all
bookies out of town.
The governors order against
bookies is reported to have hit
hardest in the vicinity of swanlx
hotels at Miami Beach, where
betting on horse races used to be
widespread.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-02-19
Argentine
Stock Market
Closed Today
Even Gili-Edgcd
Stock Can't Resist
Rush To Sell; Market
To Reopen Monday
tRy rM@ A.-ocIs,ea Press,

BUENOS AIRES, Feb. 49,
The Stock Market here is shaky,
so Shaky that it was ordered
closed today.
Prices. even of gilt-edged
stocks. have been falling steadily,
because of persistent reports that
the government is in stringent
financial difficulties.
President Peron made a radio
broadcast last night in which he
tried 10 restore public confidence
in the government. He limited
that Argentina is arranging to
obtain a foreign loan.
Falling prices on the market
began on February 7, and had
continued every day since then.
The market was so nervous when
il was closed yesterday, the board
of governors decided not to re-
open till Monday.
Dealers, however. are looking
forward anxiouSly to the reopen
ing. Considering the general
state of mind Argentinians enter
tain toward the governments
financial structure, the dealers
are fearful that there will be
widespread selling orders when
the market reOpenS on Monday.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-02-19
RUSSIANS ESTABLISH ROAD
BLOCKS IN BERLIN, WHILE
BLUFFINC THEY WANT PEACE
German Communist
Paper Suggests That
Truman And Aitlee /
Confer With Stain I
tBs The Associates pre-.,

BERLIN, Feb. 8. - The com
mander in the Russian zone has
ordered road blocks put up in the
central part of Berlin, with areas
of No Mans Land between the
blocks.
Seldies were stationed at the
road blocks to prevent anybody
from passing without the proper
credentials.
While the command was Gre
ating these further difficulties in
its zone of Berlin, German com
muniSt newspaper published a
long editorial, suggesting that
President Truman and Prime
Minister Attlec 90 to. Moscow to
confer with Stain about the diff
ferences existing between Russia
and the Western Powers.
The editorial declared that the
russians arc anxious to come to
an understanding with the West
ern Bloc, and said further that
it felt confident peaceful solu-
tlon would be reached were the
conference held.
In the American zone of Der
lin, it was asserted that the edi-
tofial had been inspired by the
kremlin, and that it's object was
to propaganda the world to try
to make it believe that Russia is
a peace-loving nation, instead of
being to blame for all the un-
rest and dissatisfaction in west
ern Europe and elsewhere in the
world
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-02-19

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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-02-19
Turtle Boat
Being UnIOaded

Hnrm Enterprises Inc, be
unlnadns o. buatload Of tur-
r. tI. afternoon. after their
.r.H 81 enc docks today
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tmutut which s planning 90
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-02-19
Tax Assessor
Starts On Keys
On Monday

County Tax Assessor Claude A.
Gandolfo will start working on
Florida Keys on Monday to fix
valuations on which taxes will
be levied this year.
Gandolfo, who will be accom-
panied by Deputy Tax Assessor
J. Frank Roberts, said that the
valuation of property would be
about 100000 more this year
than last
Alonzo Cothron, a Key con-
tractor, told Gandolfo that dur
ing the last u months he had
Continued On Page Four)
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-02-19
PERMITS TAKEN
OUT FOR EIGHT
BUILDING JOBS
Total az $40, 10000
hn Construction
Since Feb. I
tontractor -asnuul
Drudge Tekes
Oui l'erHnit
tar So .laW

CuuiI attof samuel Drudge to-
Hat talk uut q building permit
IalHnN fur thr expenditure by
tlm m s17 600 on q two-story
aiIHiaIr "a thr southwest corner
al White and Virginia streets
fhr pfTmH taken out by
lhmiaf bfuuuhi % $50 600 the
nfufosed expenditures fur eight
bHhlHnEs in kOy West taken out
sinrf February
Drudge ulil build q concrete
hiurh buihiinE Ga feet long by 81
tees Wun 90 White and Virginia
street.. The nud floor will be
aiHts and thr scCund floor will
tnuaHt "a apartments A roof
rafdtn wtl be- constructed on
eco ai lhe structure Drudge will
if hn aen contractor.
Other permit issued this
unfh hY ivan Robcrts. acting
NuMnE Inspector ior the city.
Hrt ss follows
Mas Cohen tor construction Of
an Al 0ao Cabana and a $4,000
rsmminT pum on the ocean
huni uu south and Simonton
Hrrts
plartan Cano fur a frame resi-.
irnrf "a Nut and Flagler ave
nHr "a rrsi 81 $4,000
lennfa hoie Gee construction OF
uau.c frsidCnCe ~ 2f04 Seidcn-
hfFn avenue az a cost oi $1,000
william a Fuller for moving
hnaf irum White and Virginia
annts tu 1909 Virginia street
aua Htanalehns a ~ . cost Of
- NH .sr -as.l
Umuun Wivoiis D., for con
HIuItHn ui frame residence at
IHlh taFafly avenue al cost
.. tI H0n
Charlie. N inrd tpr Cunstruc-
In HI a Isnp residence at 1913
tHrla airu,t at a cost ut $4,000.
It standard Oh Company
H nln. tHartiun of a storcrOOm
I Inf nIHna station a. White and
II.mau .i.Urt. ui "a cost ut - 600