COMMUNIST YOUTH MARCH
BERLIN, </P) — The East Ger
man communists promised yester
day their youth march on Berlin,
already under way, will be peace
ful throughout.
Gerhart Eisler, spokesman for
the Soviet zone regime, told a
news conference:
“We have our sector (Russian)
so organized that our youth will
be provoked. We don’t want to
give Western sectors a chance to
arrest our boys and girls.”
Fifty thousand younger mem
bers of the FDJ are already in
Berlin for the demonstration.
Twenty thousand “young pio
neers.” those under 14, streamed
in yesterday on special trains that
deposited them in the Russian sec
tor.
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DOCTOR SECURES INJUNC
TION AGAINST ILW UNION
| SEATTLE, (yP)—Superior judge
Frank D. James granted Dr. R. E.
Seth an injunction Monday against
cannery workers Local 7-C, Inter
n a t i o nal Longshoremen’s and
Warehousemen’s union, upon re
consideration of the case.
He had denied the injunction
last week but reversed himself
Monday after new evidence had
been introduced by Stuart G. Oles,
attorney for Dr. Seth.
The new evidence showed that
Dr. Seth provided medical exam
I inations and treatment for a num
j ber of clients other than cannery
workers, and that picketing his of
fices constituted undue interfer
i ence.
The picketing of Dr. Seth’s of
fice was an outgrowth of a dispute
between the union and the Alaska
! Salmon Industries, Inc.
Chester Smith, .. merchandise
manager and buyer for the N. C.,
arrived Sunday from his Seattle
' office and is busy making plans
and laying out a merchandise pro- j
gram with manager Dewey Good- j
rich for several improvements in
the Nome store. Mr. Smith is trav
; eling over the territory where the
j company has thirty-two stores.
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peaceful intentions.
It cited five specific Soviet writ
ten agreements against militariz
ing Germany, including the prom
ises made at Yalta February 11,
1945.
The three-power decision to
send protests to Moscow was
reached at the London conference
of the Big Three foreign ministers
—Secretary of State Acheson, Bri
tish Foreign Minister Bevin and
French Foreign Minister Schu
man.
The notes went to Moscow at a
time when a week-end of possible
crisis in East-Wets relations in
Germany is approaching.
Communist youths from the
Soviet zone have laid plans for a
march and demonstration in Ber
lin next Sunday. West Berlin’s
Mayor Ernst Reuter has warned
Russia his sector will “defend its
freedom” against any effort to
‘“suddenly overrun Free Berlin.”
Secretary Acheson is to give
Congress a report next week on
the discussions that led to the de
cision to send the notes.
It was announce dthat members
of Congress, with all others bar
red, will hear the secretary of
state at a meeting in the library
of Congress on Wednesday of next
week.
The United States note said of
the German force:
“It is not an ordinary police
force, and it does not have ordin
ary police duties.
“It receives basic infantry, ar
tillery, and armored training, and
it is equipped with military wea
pons including machine guns,
Howitzers, anti-air craft cannon,
mortars, and tanks.
“It must be regarded, there
fore, as a military force.”
Still Hope For
Safety Of “Midget”
SEATTLE (/P)—The coast guard
said yesterday it has not aban
oned hope for the fishing boat
“Midget”, missing with 3 men
aboard since May 12 in Alaskan
waters.
Coast Guard search and rescue
officials said the Midget, last seen
40 miles south of Cordova, is re
garded as “overdue.” They said
there is a possibility the Midget,
which has no radio, might be in
some cove where search planes
could not see her. A report from
Cordova, Alaska, Monday said the
Midget was considered lost.
The Midget listed Port Madison,
Wash., as its home port. Aboard
were John Erickson, the owner,
Port Madison, and two brothers,
Ralph Peterson of Oakland, Pa
cific County, and Albert Peterson,
Aberdeen.
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CAA To Extend
Anchorage Runway
—
I ((A1) Special Washington Service)
WASHINGTON, (/P) — Civil
Aeronautics Administration offi
: cials told a House appropriations
: committee the CAA intends to in
crease the length of one runway
| of the international air port at An
chorage, to a minimum of 8,400
feet.
Delos W. Rentzel, CAA admin
istrator. said the air force had in
sisted that principal runway at
the civilian airport be increased
from 7,000 feet to accommodate
military aircraft in event of a na
tional emergency.
Rentzell testified May 1 before
an appropriations sub-committee
considering a 1950 deficiency ap
propriation. His testimony was
made public this week.
The committee was considering
a request for an additional appro
priation of $4,500,000 for construc
tion of the Anchorage and Fair
banks airports. Previously Con
gress appropriated $12,500,000,
and recently approved legislation
increasing the authorization for
the two projects to $’7,000,000.
Rentzel said the additional $4,
500,000, if approved by Congress
will complete the two fields, which
he said, he hoped would become
self sustaining within a year after
completion.
No change is planned for the
Fairbanks airport.
APPOINT NEW FISHERY
MANAGEMENT SUPERVISOR
((iP) Special Washington Service)
WASHINGTON. (/P)—Secretary
of the Interior Chapman Monday
appointed Richard F. Shuman,
supervisor of Fishery Management
in Alaska.
The job is with the Fish and
Wildlife Serviice. The appoint
ment is effective June 1.
I Shuman will be stationed at
Juneau. A native of Des Moines,
Iowa, he was graduated from the
! University of Washington. He
worked for the Washington State
Department of Fisheries from
1936 to 1939, and has been with
the Fish and Wildlife Service
since 1940.
For three years he was in
charge of the biological station at
Little Port Walter, Alaska. Since
1943, he has been in charge of
the red salmon research project at
Karluk Lake, Central Alaska.
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