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ALASKA AIRLINES
Incoming passengers on the
Alaska Airlines plane from An
chorage yesterday were Mr. and
Mrs. Jonas R. Jones, Mr. W. R.
Skinner, James Allen, L. W.
Baker, W. Gretzer.
Outgoing passengers were Ben
ny Leonard, M. Harris, and Jerry
Graham.
Norman Weaver flew to Hay
cock and Golovin yesterday with
Salam Abraham and J. Saub for
Haycock. Returning passengers
were Ed Dondon and Roy Doug
las from Unalakleet; Thomas Sa
gonik and Elmer Katongan from
Shaktoolik, and Myrtle Ivanoff
from Golovin.
WIEN AIRLINES
A trip was made to Haycock
with Wallace Porter yesterday,
and another trip to Haycock with
express and freight for the U. S.
Geological Survey party.
Frank Whaley flew to Teller
with Charles Gustafson as pas
senger and returned with Hank
Miller.
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among the conference delegates,
spurred on by President Truman’s
urgent plea to make the new
world peace plan a “living thing.”
An Associated Press poll, which
reached twenty-six of the delega
tions showed that twenty expect
their nations to ratify the charter
this year.
Before the President’s appear
ance before the Senate next Mon
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day to urge the charter adoption,
two members of the American
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delegation will open a drive for
quick ratification. Chairman Con
nally of the Senate Foreign Rela
tions committee and Senator Van
denberg left by plane last night to
return directly to the Capital.
Connally will report to the Senate
Thursday, and Vandenberg will
speak to them on Friday.
! Secretary Stettinius also left
for Washington with other Wash
ington top State Department of
ficials last night. He left Leo Pas
volsky, ranking American expert
on United Nations organization
here to attend the organization
meeting of the United Nations
Preparatory commission today.
This commission, including rep
resentatives of all fifty nations
will have their regular headquar
ters in London and will prepare1
for the creation of the United Na
tions organization and recommend
a site for permanent headquar
ters.
President Truman witnessed the
signing of the charter by the
American delegation. The United
States delegation signed in the
thirty-eighth place.
Truman To Make Announcement
SALT LAKE CITY, June 27,—
{#*)—President Truman left here
at 7:09 a.m., PWT, after an unan
nounced overnight “rest” stop to
receive the acclaim of the people
who know him best, the folks in
his small home town of Independ
ence, Missouri.
He has picked Independence
Day for an important announce
ment to take place at a late after
noon press conference highlight
ing the homecoming celebration.
Press secretary Ross wouldn’t re
veal the nature of the announce
ment in advance of the President’s
departure.
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RADIO THIEF
TRIPPED BY EAR
CHARLOTTE, N. C. — <>P) — J.
M. Murphy knows his own radio
when he hears it—a fact which
led to the recovery of his set sev
ral weeks after it had been stolen
and the arrest of’the man who
had it. Murphy was walking down
the street when he heard a radio
playing. He stopped and listened.
“That’s my radio,” he said. Police
found he was right.
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LIDICE MEMORIAL — Mario Korbel, Czech sculptor,
puts finishing touches on his working model of a memorial to
the village of Lidice, obliterated by the Nazis in one of the uar’s
most horrible atrocities.
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