LET HIM SLEEP . . . Don't dis
turb your baby's sleep, no
matter how anxious you are
to show him off to company.
LES STEPHENS GOES TO
FAIRBANKS ON BUSINESS
Les Stevens, of Stevens and Hol
throp. Accountants, departed for
Fairbanks, headquarters for his
firm, on business.
Cannery Tender
Run Aground Is
Damaged Sliglilly
SEATTLE, —<;P)—The 140-foot
cannery tender DEEP SEA which
went aground in Alaskan waters
Friday was pulled free Saturday
and taken to shelter, 13th Dist
rict Coast Guard headquarters re
ported.
The vessel which has a crew of
17, wqjit aground at Morzhovoi
Bay at the end of the Alaskan
Peninsula. The Coast Guard cut
ter Bittersweet, which pulled the
vessel free at high tide this mor
ning, radioed that a nicked pro
pellor and dented hull were be
lieved to be the only damage. It
was still seaworthy. One earlier
attempt to pull the vessel off fail
ed when the line parted.
The tender, built at Everett, is
owned by the Uganik Fisheries
Inc., its home port is Juneau, Al
aska.
MRS. STEPHEN ANDERSON
AND FAMILY COME HOME
Mrs. Stephen Anderson, with
daughter Mary and the twins, re
turned home after an absence of
several months in Seattle visit
ing friends and reltives.
Switzerland has about twice the
area of Massachusetts.
Internal’! Events
Slightly Better
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German army men who did not
serve on the Eastern Front in the
late war. No Soviet comment was
available.
The British government issued
a white paper blaming the Rus
sian pilot for the April 5 collision
of a Soviet fighter and a British
transport plane.
The Russian pilot and fourteen
aboard the British plane were
killed. Foreign secretary Ernest
Bevin said he would ask compen
sation from the Russians.
France’s Gen. Charles DeGaulle,
leader of the Rightist rally of
the French people, repeated his
demand last night for a new
French election. Speaking at Mar
seille. he said such an election
would place him at the head of a
strong government able to face
up to Russia.
In Palestine, Jewish forces still
held Neve Yaacov, five miles to
| the north of Jerusalem and com
j manding a highway to the Arab’s
| stronghold in the north. British
j and Arab reports said last night
soldiers of Trans-Jordan Arab
Legion had seized the settlement.
An American statement that the
United States will not ^shoulder
alone the burden of solving Pal
VOTE FOR
Donald MacDonald II
“The Father of the Alaska Highway”
For Territorial Engineer
(Appointed by President Roosevelt as member of the Interna
tional Highway Association)
THE MAN WHO UNDER HIS OWN STEAM HAS STUDIED ON
THE GROUND, MAPPED AND FOUGHT FOR IN THE POLITICAL
FIELD:
The Alaska Highway, the Tok Cut-Off, the Glenn Highway, the
Fortymile Road, the Haines Road (totaling 2,000 miles) UNTIL
THEY WERE BUILT
OFFICIALLY—He located McKinley Park Roads, the Steese
Highway, Final Anchorage-Palmer Road, the Nabesna Road
and Others.
SPECIFICALLY-He advocates construction of the COASTAL
ROUTE to the STATES, (Removing the 1000-mile detour that
blocks the world's most automotive-minded people—the 10 mil
lions of the Pacific Coast) and serving SE Alaska.
Advocates also cooperation with the Navy in construction to
oil fields, opening the great KOYUKUK MINERAL AREA and
the construction down the Yukon to the Seward Peninsula and
Nome.
MacDONALD envisioned in 1929 a backbone system to connect
the isolated roads of the North; a system that has already tied
in the main existing roads and can logically be expanded until
all the mainland cities, mining camps and farm areas can be
reached by car.
Efficient land transport to and within the Territory is the KEY
both of Strategy and Development.
If the people wish to realize this vision, suport the man who
conceived it and can, on his record, make it come to pass.
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ENGINEERING IS NOT A PARTISAN ISSUE
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REMEMBER The PRIMARIES WILL DECIDE
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estine’s troubles puzzled United
Nations delegates. The U.N. As
sembly, in session in New York
on the Holy Land problem, heard
the American statement yesterday.
Delegates apparently are waiting
for a formal U.S. proposal for a
temporary U.N. trusteeship over
Palestine.
Ecuador was on guard against
an official report that Guayaquil
Communists might attempt an up
rising.
In the Orient, Generalissimo
Chiang Kai-Shek was elected first
constitutional president of China,
with virtually dictatorial powers.
He had told the assembly he did
not want to be president but i
wanted the premiership so he
would be free to wage war on
China’s Communists.
If there must be another de
pression. let’s make it the small
economy size.
Roll Up The Steps
In Baltimore
BALTIMORE. Md. (A*)—Foun
tain St., near the Baltimore docks
tak^ in its steps at night and of
ten turns them up during the day.
It is a street of red brick row
houses many of which have two
white wooden steps leading up to
the front door. They are Fountain
street’s version of the white mar
ble steps for which Baltimore is
noted. Families often sit out o’n
them in the evening for rest and
gossip with the neighbors.
Residents disagree as to how the
custom of turning the s+ep.- up
against the wall during the day
and taking them in at night start
ed. They deny it is a sign of m
hospitality. Closed shutters and
turned up steps are just an aid to
cleanliness, most say.
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Alaska Born and Raised University Graduate
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