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Volunteers Search
For Missing Plane
CENTRALIA, Wash., (jP)—The
mother of the pilot of a missing
Alaska plane said Friday a party
of volunteers has entered the
search for the craft that vanished
Nov. 5.
The pilot of the missing Pacific
Alaska air express transport,
which carried 17 persons, was An
drew R. Kinnear of Renton. His
mother, Mrs. R. L. Kinnear, lives
here. ^
Mrs. Kinnear said she was ad
vised a g: oup of Renton and Seat
tle volunteers, including friends
of the missing pilot, had joined in
the search.
oast guard headquar'ers in
Seattle reported the official search
is continuing as weather permits,
but that storms and clouds have
handicapped the aerial effort).
Internationa News
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Soviet sector of Berlin said today
that “Berlin is without a govern
ment.” Their statements indicate
the Russians are ready to complete
division of the ci'y into two parts.
The United States is keeping
Task Force 33 in China waters in
' definitely because of the civil war.
This was announced Friday by
Vice Adm. Oscar C. Badger, com
mander of the fleet based at Tsing
tao. The American embassy in
Nanking said Chinese communists
in Mukden had seized the radio
communications set belonging to
the American consulate there.
Monday, November 22, 1948
President Truman and Secretary
of State Marshall tackle today a
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GOOD THINGS FOR
THANKSGIVING DINNER
CRANBERRY SAUCE
Choice of whole or strained deli
cious cranberries. Ready to serve.
CRABMEAT . . . SHRIMPS
For a cocktail before you serve
that big roasted turkey.
FRESH MAYONNAISE
For a side dish of fresh vegetables
you need this item.
CANNED PUMPKIN
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If you are going to serve pie for
dessert why not pumpkin?
SWEET POTATOES
Goes awfully well with turkey.
Comes prepared ready to serve.
BISKIT-MIX
Takes but a few minutes to bake
fresh biscuits. It’s part of a turkey
dinner.
SWANSDOWN CAKE FLOUR
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Assures a beautiful, tasty angel
food cake or other kind if you
prefer.
PICKLES
Choice of sweet, dill or mixed. En
joyed by most people.
| OLIVES
A dinner is not complete without
olives. We have green, ripe and
stuffed.
COCKTAIL SAUCE
A delicious sauce for crabme'at or
shrimp.
FRESH BUTTER
Necessary at evrey meal. We fea
ture only top-quality Darigold.
HILLS BROS. COFFEE
For that pleasant and delicious
* cup of coffee. It’s the best.
WHITMAN SAMPLERS
America’s famous boxed choco
lates. An after dinner treat.
MUSHROOMS
Another side dish that appeals to
many.
SODA CRACKERS
If you are going to serve soup,
fresh crackers are important.
HEINZ CATSUP
Famous the world over for it’s de
licious taste.
Fresh Airborne
TURKEYS
Choice young hen turkeys, oven
ready. The finest quality birds to
be had on the Western Coast.
More meaty and tender than
young toms. It costs no more to
have the best.
Fresh Airborne
FRUITS AND
VEGETABLES
-Your Tranksgiving dinner is not
complete without fresh fruits and
vegetables. We are receiving reg
ular airborne shipments twice
each week Here are a few of the
items that you will find . . .
ORANGES - GRAPEFRUIT
BANANAS - APPLES
GRAPES - CELERY
LETTUCE - ONIONS
TOMATOES - GREEN PEPPERS
RADISHES - AND OF COURSE
GOOD POTATOES
Two Phones Main 133 and Main 180
Northern Commercial C .
Three Free Deliveries Daily
world full of problems, one of the
foremost of which is China.
Independent dispatches indicat
ed Chinese Communists are again
threatening the east flank of Su
chow, the guardian base for the
capital of Nanking. Chinese ob
servers said the government ap
parently did not follow up its suc
cesses of last week. Martial law
was declared at Peiping for five
northern provinces.
Mrs. Chiang Kai-Shek appealed
by radio for immediate and defin
ite American aid, saying “If China
falls, all of Asia goes.” The com
munist radio told the U. S. to keep
out and that aiding Chiang would
be “an act of hostility.”
Before the Truman-Marshali
conference is a request, from
Chiang that the United States in
effect take over the running of the
Chinese war against the commun
ists through American military ad
visors and through enormously in
creased help to Chinese armies.
^#e. an, oi course, is high on tru
a^nd i. It is the hottest spo- in the
cold war in Europe and appeals
certain to remain that way a long
time, since all mediation efforts
have failed. The ‘"neutral" nations
on the U. N. security council oc„an
a new try for a compromise. Pres
ident H. V. Eva't of the U. N. as
sembly asserted there are reason
able prospects for a Berlin settle
ment in three weeks. Wes <a:i oi
' ficials in Berlin felt otherwise
They said the Berlin blockade was
imposed to drive the western pow
ers from the city and to stop west
ern plans for a western German
i state. The airlift, which is costing
| the U. S. treasury $100,000,000 a
year, was harassed again by fog.
U. S. intelligence sources said
Marshal Konstantin Rokossovsky,
chief of Russia’s western armies,
has moved headquarters west from
East Prussia to Fuerstenberg, M.d
Mecklenburg province. The anti
communist newspaper Montags
S Echo said Russian occupation
forces in Germany have been in
creased, but western sources have
discounted these reports.
Russia charged in the U. N. that
Count Folke Bernadotte’s peace
plan for Palestine was prepared in
the British foreign office. The
! scheme would give the southern
Negev desert to the Arabs ami
| western Galilee to the Jews, just
| the opposite of the U. N.'s own par
; tition plan.
Premier Themistokles Sophouus
got a two-vote margin of confi
dence for the new coalition Greek
cabinet. Paul-Henri Spaak failed
j to form a new government in Bel
' gium, but kept trying. Spain’s
first city elections since 1939 re
I suited in a not surprising victory
; for councilmen favoring Generalis
simo Franco. Official sources in
Venezuela denied unofficial rc
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ports the army had placed Presi
dent Romulo Gallegos under ar
I rest* but censorship veiled the ex
' act situation there.
The Dutch army said commun
ist rebels are driving north in Java
and have broken Republican lines.
1 India said she is taking defensive
measures in Kashmir against the
mounting strength of Pakistan
' forces. An undecleared war ha®
. been on there for a year.
A Hungarian communist cabinet
member said “the liquidation of
i clerical reaction” of the Roman
Catholic church is near. Marshal
Nikolai A. Bulganin, minister of
Russia’s armed forces, called for
1 “strengthening the fighting power
of the armed forces in our home
land.” Russian papers denounced
the U. N. assembly for rejecting a
Russian proposal to cut armed
force sof all the Big Five powers a
third.