CHRISTIE WALDHELM LEAVES
FOR EUROPEAN VACATION
Mrs. Christie Waldheim and
daughter Ellen left Wednesday
evening on the Pan American Air
ways on a four month vacation
and travel trip to Europe. Mrs.
Waldheim is making the trip to
Denmark to visit her two brothers
and her 85 year old lather, whom
she has not seen for forty years.
Her mother died during the Ger
man occupation. Their trip will
take them to Fairbanks where they
will visit Mrs. Waldheim’s oldes*
son, Tom Christianson and family,
and celebrate the birthday of the
twins, Ellen and Bill Waldheim.
They will then lly to Edmonton,
cross Canada, stop in Ireland, Nor
way and Holland, as well as Den
mark, before returning home in
the fall.
Law Would Have
Slopped Wallace
WASHINGTON, (/P) — Senator
Elmer Thomas (D.-Okla.), said to
day that if Congress had followed
his advice and had adopted legisla
tion he proposed, Henry A Wal
lace would have been kept ‘‘at
home.” The bill by Thomas,
which has not been acted upon,
would bar immigration except to
those coming to the United States
strictly for business purposes and
would prohibit citizens of this
country from going abroad except
for important business reasons.
These reasons would be passed
upon by the state department be
fore a pass port was issued.
Wallace has been criticized for
statements made in England in op
position to President Truman’s
proposal to aid Greece and Turkey.
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Strike Threatens
PITTSBURGH, (/?) — Stickers
proclaiming “no contract, no
work” are appearing on steel
workers’ automobiles these days
i
and a few have even been plaster
ed in the united steelworkers of
fices here—possible portent of a
major steel strike after April 30.
That’s the expiration date of the
present contract extension between
Lie CIO union and the United
Slates Steel Corp. The original
pact ran out Feb. 15 but was ex
tended by mutual agreement.
The steelworkers, who have
given no official blessing to the
ticker campaign, explained the
si-al.' were brought here earlier in
i :c week by Chicago members of
the steelworkers’ committee nego
liating a new wage cor tract with'
“uig steel.”
The seals, borrowing a line often
used by the nation's miners, read
simply: “Deadline April 30 — No
contract—No work. ”
An official pronouncement on
the negotiation with U. S. Steel
and other steel markers will be
forthcoming next Monday through
the Union’s wage and policy com
miitee which will ratify proposals
made by the executive committee
Saturday and Sunday.
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JUNEAU PHOTOGRAPHER
HERE FOR FAIR •
Laura Ordway, photographer,
from Juneau is here taking pic-,
tures of the Fair and plans to stay
for several weeks in the district
to king other interesting parts of
the Peninsula.
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London Has
New Bomb Scare
LONDON, </V) — A new bomb
scare in jittery London turned out
to iay '.o oe unfounded, but Scot
land Yard agents undertook a na
tionwide rive to prevent the spread
of Palestine's violence to Britain.
A day after a home-made time
bomb was di-cove1 cd n the colon
ial office building, a cardboard
container which officials said “ap
peared to have a fuse attached";
wus Lund in the busy Charing |
Cro.-s postoffice in the heart of
London.
Tiie container was doused in wa
ter and rushed to the home office,
but laboratory experts there found j
it contained only rubbish.
Officials linked yesterday’s i
bomb attack with the Palestine
Jewish underground.
ANDREW OTTERSON
TAKEN OUTSIDE
Andrew Otterson, well known
oldtimer was taken to Morningside
Sanitarium for observation last
Wednesday evening on the Pan
American.
GEORGE LOMEN
DIES IM SEATTLE
was received here to lry
o. ..u clc .1 i oi Ge »rge Lumen in
S .c in si evcn’ng. George was
he oi *0-1 son ol Mi-, and Mrs. G.
.1 . I.'jUm 1 jll’i 1 • amiV >V<».>
in the clothing business here. Since
then he has been in business in
Seattle, but has been ill for about
a year. He is survived by his wife,
a sister, Mrs. Clinton Austin; j
brothers, Harry, Ralph, Carl and
Alfred, and his mother. The fun- j
eal will be held from Butterworth’s ■
on Saturday.
SAN DIEGO, Calif. «>Pj — Guy
Ryan buried the cat quietly and at
night so that his nine-year-old
daughter, Linda, would not know
he had found it dead on the high
way near their home.
Mp and Hvan nlanrieH to
tell Linda the cat had found an
other home.
In the morning Ryan, ass stant
city editor of the San Diego Trib
une-Sun, stepped out on the back
porch for the milk. There was the
cat mewing hungrily.
Now he's wondering whose cat
he buried.
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