Truman Seeks
Labor Truce
KEY WEST, Fla., (/P)—Presi
dent Truman called in Economic
Stabilizer Eric Johnston today to
bring about a truce in labor’s war
on the administration.
Mr. Truman’s concern with the
union leaders* walkout on defense
agencies, his associates say, is
greater than he hed indicated in
news conferences.
! In these conferences, Mr. Tru
man has expressed belief that the
labor people will co-operate with
the mobilization program and that
he is not worried by their dis
; agreement with defense mobili
zation director Wilson.
Johnston, second man to Wil
Catholic Calendar
For Easter Week
Wednesday—7:30 p.m., Devotions.
| Thursday— 7:00 a.m„ Morning
Mass.
Friday—morning, no Mass.
| Noon, “Seven Last Words” start.
Afternoon, 3 to 3:30, Base Chapel
j Evening, 7:30, Stations of the
Cross.
| Saturday—8 a.m„ Morning Mass.
4 p.m. and 7:30 p.m.. Confession.
'Easier Sunday— 8 and 10 a.mM
Masses. The 10 o’clock Mass will
be High Mass.
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Ison, flew into Miami last night.
He will fly over to Key West
during the day to talk with the
president at the Little White
; House. .
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Korean Situation
(Continued from Page One)
February against Wonju, deep in
central Korea.
On the western front, south
Korean and American task forces
ranging up the historic invasion
route of Korea bumped into bitter
Communist resistance north of
Seoul.
An American tank patrol on
the road to Uijongbu ran into a
heavy mine field.
“The small arms and moTtar
fire were so intense that it was
impossible for the men to leave
the tanks and remove the mines,”
an operations officer said.
At Chunchon, thousands of sol
diers moved up behind the spear
heading tanks. AP correspondent
William C .Barnard said they
found the city a bomb-gutted
ruins. •
On the east coast, south Korean
troops were within 8V£ miles of
the border. Other U.N. units
across the peninsula were only a
few miles farther south of the
border.
Fresh Chinese troops were re
ported dagging in on the western
front north of Seoul. This may in
dicate the Reds are trying to slow
the advance on the center by pos
ing a serious threat on the U.N.’s
western flank.
Ducks waddle because their legs
are placed so far back on their
bodies.
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Maundy Thursday Services at
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dance obligatory.
All Masons meet at Temple at
6:45 p.m., Sunday to attend even
ing church services on Easter.
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GOVERNOR OKAYS
6 MORE BILLS
JUNEAU, (A*)—Gov. Gruening
notified the legislature late yes
terday he had signed six more
bills into law.
They include a bill allowing
reduction of the city treasurers
bond by the city council; a bill by
Sen. Frank Barr (D-Fairbanks)
calling for registration erf all Al
aska aircraft and inspection of
all air carriers; removal of the
governor from the fisheries ex
perimental commission, and a bill
ARVID PANDING
BURIAL SERVICE 4
Arvid Panding, who died re
cently in his cabin here in Nome,
was buried Thursday afternoon.
A graveside service was conduc
ted by Rev. Robert Treat with
close friends of the deceased in
attendance.
Mr. Panding was born in Pick
samaki, Finland on Feb. 16, 1892,
immigrated to the United States
in 1913, and came to Nome about
1935.
to allow creation of third class
municipalities.
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