Barrow Ice Pack
Out 8:58 a.m. On
' July 18th. $3,579
r -
POINT BARROW, — <£>) —In
the latest break-up since 1938, the
Arctic Ocean ice pack swirled
seaward at 8:33 a.m. Sunday sig
nifying the arrival of summer at
this northernmost tip of North
America.
A guessing contest in connection
with the ice crackup was won by a
Ketchikan pair signing their ticket
i as “Vicki and Jerg.” They took
$3,579 with a predicted time of
8:58 a.m.
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1 U.S. Citizen Stoned
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the couple, as well as members of
a British family were unhurt.
Feeling occasionally has run
high against Americans in Cairo
and other cities in the Arab na
| tions at war with Israel.
Mrs. Haas apparently was not
injured.
Haas, a native of Hungary, en
tered the United States at the
age of three, and became a natur
alized citizen. His wife, the for
mer Kathryn Maynes of Phila
delphia, was chairman of the wo
men’s division of the Treasury
Department’s War Finance com
mittee during World War II.
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BERLIN CRISIS
TO lSETTLED
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ern Powers. He was asked to ex
press his views on the situation.
In a statement which he later
authorized for direct quotation,
Marshall said:
“I can only say at this time that
our position, I think, is well un
derstood.
“We will not be coerced or in
timidated in any way in our pro
cedures under the rights and re
, sponsibilities that we have in Ber
lin and generally in Germany.
“At the same time we will pro
ceed to invoke every possible re
source of negotiation and diplo
matic procedures to reach an ac
ceptable solution and to avoid the
tragedy of war for the world.
| “But I repeat again we are not
going to be coerced.”
1 Marshall said Gen. Lucius D.
1
Clay, American Commander in
Germany, will arrive here late
this evening and he will confer
with Clay tomorrow.
The White House said Presi
dent Truman also is keeping in
close touch with developments in
Berlin. He plans to get a first
hand report from Clay.
Clay was due in Washington al
ong with other top officials in the
American zone. The White House
said no definite time has been set
for Clay’s talk with Mr. Truman.
“Of course, General Clay will
come in,” presidential secretary
Charles G. Ross told reporters
who asked if the general would be
called to the White House.
American officials, meanwhile,
are readying new diplomatic moves
| in a determined effort to settle the
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Berlin crisis short of war.
These moves, including a new
note to Moscow, grow out of a j
new three-point policy for deal- :
ing with the extremely dangerous
situation in the Russian-blockaded
German capital.
Authorities familiar with the
latest developments say the poli
cy covers an absolute determina
tion to seek a peaceful solution to
the crisis and not to be kicked
out of Berlin, and to use caution
and restraint in both action and
words so that the Soviets will
be given no possible excuse for
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making the situation worse.
POLET MOVES FUR SHOP TO
FIRST AVE LOCATION
A. Polet announced today that
he has completed moving of his
fur shop to new and improved
quarters in his Arts and Crafts
Building where several machines
have been installed to facilitate
the manufacture of fur garments.
Special power machines manu
factured by the Singer Sewing
Machine Co., will commence work
ing this week in the fur shop.
Polet also announced that he
has received a large shipment of
polar bear skins from the north
some measuring as much as 10
feet in length.
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