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ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES
G-E Dial-the-fabric Iron - G-E Steam Iron
G-E Automatic Roaster - G-E Hotplate
G-E Washing Machine - G-E Sun Lamp
G-E Electric Clock - - G-E Mazda Lamps
Wiring Materials
NORTHERN LIGHT & POWER CO.
DiSalle Says:
Price Amendment
Would Destroy
Entire Program
WASHINGTON, *(/P) -* Price
Director Michael V. DiSalle told
Congress yesterday that the “cost
plus-guaranteed profit” amend
ment accepted by the House
would “destroy the entire' price
control program.”
In a letter to Chairman Spence
of the House Banking Committee,
DiSalle said Wednesday’s vote
would:
1., Cost consumers billions at
dollars.
2. Immediately boost virtually
all food prices at once.
3. Make practically impossible
the administration of ceilings.
“At the same time the amend
ment would unnecessarily guar
antee for manufacturers and pro
cessors excess pre/fits substantial
ly higher than the highest earn
ings ever recorded by American
industry,” DiSalle declared.
Republicans who supported the
amendment have denied this.
(By the Associated Press)
WEDNESDAY RESULTS
American League
Boston 4—Cleveland 3
New York 5—Chicago 5
Philadelphia 16—Detroit 9
Washington 7—St. Louis 1
National League
Chicago 6—New York 3
Pittsburgh 13—Brooklyn 12
Cincinnati 2-0—Philadelphia 0-1
St. LoUis 9—Boston 6
Pacific Coast League
Portland 1—Hollywood 0
Seattle 7—San Francisfco 6
Los Angeles 7—San Diego 5
Only games scheduled
They say that inflation can’t be
beaten unless reasonable profits
are assured.
DiSalle asserted that “there are
not enough accountants in the
world” to determine costs so that
every manufacturer would obtain
a profit on every item he pro
duces — as the amendemnt re
quires.
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Floored Ezzard Charles,
Was Steered “Thataway”
PITTSBURGH, UP) — Jersey
Joe Walcott ' got set today for
“one of the happiest days of my
life’’—a day when he goes home
to Camden, N.J., with the richest
ring bauble of them all.
“I just wonder how many peo
ple will be on hand,’’ said Felix
Bocchicchio, manager of -the Cin
derella man who won the cham
pionship in his fifth try by kayo
ing Ezzard Charles in the 7th
round of a scheduled 15-rounder
Wednesday night.
“When Joe went back to Cam
den after has first fight with Joe
Louis in 1947 around 100,000 were
on hand. There’ll probably be
more today.’’
The size of the crowd didn’t
worry Walcott. The 37-year-old
quiet spoken champ just said he
was eager to “see my wife, six
kiddies and all my friends.’’
When photographers asked yes
terday if he minded posing with
Charles—who was staying in the
hotel—he said, “I don’t want to
intrude on Ezzard but if he’s will
ing to shake hands, so am I.”
A few minutes later the two
were grinning together but not
saying much. Asked later what
Charles had said, Jersey Joe said:
“He said he ran into my punch
—my left hook that floored him
and won me the championship of
the world. But you know, I sort
of steered that punch thataway.’’
U.S. Relaxes Ban On Some
Exports To Red China
WASHINGTON, </P>—'The gov-'
ernment yesterday relaxed its ban
against any exports to commun
ist China to permit the shipment
of bibles and testaments, begin
ning July 24.
Shipment also will be permitted
of books, newspapers, periodicals,
catalogs, pamphlets, calendars,
book and sheet music, and movie
films “which do ncrt contain any
technical data.”
Don Goodman Replaces
Gov. Gruening Chairman
Alaska Development Board
JUNEAU, f/P) — Don H. Good
man, 42, Anchorage, appointed
July 13 to the Territorial Develop
ment Board, was elected chairman
Wednesday to replace Governor
Gruening.
He went into business in An
chorage in 1945 after starting as
a bush pilot in 1934. He operates
Don H. Goodman Co., contractors
and Pacific Electric Contractors.
He is also a member of the board
of directors of the Pacific North
west Trade Association.
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Thursday Luncheon
Don Lyle, Pres.
Dewey Goodrich, Secy.
ANVIL LODGE
No. 140
Meets First and
Third Thursday
each month
WILL M. GILLIS, W. M.'
NORVIN W. LEWIS, Secy.
Northwestern Alaska
Chamber of Commerce
Meets
EVERY TUESDAY NOON
Larry Galvin, President
HAGEN ”
JEWELER AND OPTICIAN
Court House Is Opposite Us
Phone Main 40