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SEATTLE, (/P)—Attorney Wil
liam Renfrew of Anchorage, who
has hunted for most of the big
game species in Alaska, is head
ing for Africa to try out his rifle
and camera in the Veldt.
He said here today that he ex-,
pects to have to do some arguing
to convince his elderly father. W.
Claude Renfrew of Spokane, that
he shouldn’t go along too.
‘‘He’s nearvl 70 years old.” said
the Alaskan, ‘‘but he is ready to
leave tomorrow.”
There was a time when it was
handy to have “Dad” along.
It was when he had “my closest
call” on a brown bear hunt on the
Alaska Peninsula.
“1 wounded a bear, he related,
“and it turned around and chased
me into a river. But my Dad, I
waiting across the stream, opened
fire and stopped the bear just in
the nick of time.”
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on its admissability.
George Olsahusen appeared as
attorney for Hallinan in the con
tempt of cour appeal in the U. S.
Ninth Circuit Court. The appeal
was laid before the circuit court
Wednesday.
Judge Harris recently sentenced j
Hallinan to six months imprison-'
ment for criminal contempt and
suspended him from further prac- j
lice in federal court. The judge,
found Hallinan “by studied, per- j
sistent and inflamatory conduct i
has attempted to impair the ef
fectiveness of this court” in hand
ling the Bridges case.
Gilbert and Peer Fidjeland ar
rived from Anchorage enroute to
Teller where they are mining.
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(iriieniug Bemoans
Lack Of Defenses
In Alaska
HONOLULU. (AJ> — Governor
Ernest Gruening of Alaska says
Alaska is totally undefended
against attack.
“We could be captured tomor
row by a minor-scale, air-borne
invasion.” he told the Hawaii
group of the Institute of Pacific
Relations Tuesday.
Gruening, here for a few days
following a quick visit to Tokyo,
said:
“Alaska has no radar screen, j
few military posts and those mea- j
gerly manned; and not nearly!
enough housing for U. S. Military
forces.”
The Governor deplored propos- |
ed plans to move important indus- •
tries from the Pacific seaboard to
the interior. He mentioned the
plan to transfer Seattle’s big Boe
ing airplane industry to Wichita,
Kas.
“The defense establishmen t s
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ORIGIN OF RADIO TUBE
| NEW YORK, (/P) — The radio
j vacuum tube in its present-day
i guise is the result of the work of
many scientists. But in its early
history three names stand out.
They are Thomas A. Edison,
who in 1883 discoverde the basic
principel of the tube; John Am
brose Fleming of England, first to
develop the detector tube; and Dr.
Lee DeForest, who in 1906 im
proved the tube to the stage that
oponed the development of the
modern radio and television sys
tems.
Some elephant’s tusks weigh
more than 100 pounds.
created in Alaska for World War
II have been virtually decommis
sioned,” he said. “For any future
war have next to nothing—offen-i
sive or defensive.
“Present U. S. policy of battling
communism in Europe while ig
noring the Alaskan back door is
grossly inconsistent.”
Soviet Siberia and Alaska, he
pointed out, are only 2V> miles
apart at the Diomede Islands.
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TO OPEN SNACK BAR AT
BERING SEA CLUB
Saturday evening a new eating
place opens in the community
when the Snack Bar opens at the
Bering Sea Club under the man
agement of Peggy Whitmore.
All new equipment has been in
stalled in the club where Mrs.
Whitmore plans to serve lunch
eons and dinners at the counter as
well as table service.
A special Magic Chef stove was
flown in from the States.
Mrs. Whitmore, who mines with
her husband in this area has had
experience in this work in Jun
eau and says she will cater to
special private parties also.
During the dinner hour there
will be musical entertainment by
Jack Estes.
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