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ARCTIC ALASKA TRAVEL SERVICE
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NORTHWEST
Chinese Civil War
Breaks Out Again
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official sources to have started
east on Anking, some 150 miles
southwest of Nanking. Another
sharp engagement started east of
Chinkiang, a few miles northwest
of the capital.
Communist attacks on two Bri
tish warships in the Yangtze pre
ceded the general offensive.
A high ranking ministry of the
national defense source said the
Red attacks seemed to be directed
at all nationalist positions on the
north bank of the river. There are
only a few nationalist pockets left
on the north bank.
Earlier Premier Ho Ying-Chin
told the Chinese parliament the
government had rejected Red
peace proposals in their present
form.
Ho told the legislators that the
communist plan would not provide
for lasting peace, a member dis
closed after the secret parliament
meeting. The legislator quoted Ho
as saying the terms were those
laid down by a victor.
The Premier stressed the fact
that the Red terms were not in
keeping with efforts of the gov
ernment who seeks peace.
Ho indicated that the basis for
the government rejection of the
Red terms was more general than
simply an objection to a river
crossing.
Hearings To Be
Held On Public
Works In Alaska
Hearings are scheduled late in
April on two Alaskan bills which
seek to inaugurate extensive pub
lic works and hydroelectric power
programs for Alaska.
The sub-committee on territo
ries of the House public lands
committee on Atari 1 27 will con
sider Delegate Bartlett’s bill to au
thorize the secretary of the interi
or to construct, operate and main
tain hydroelectric power projects
in the Territory.
On April 28 a sub-committee of
the Senate public works commit
tee will hear the bill authorizing
the federal works administrator to
provide public works in the Terri
tory. such as schools, hospitals,
sewers, water facilities, harbor
facilities, bridges, roads, streets,
libraries, firehouses and other
public buildings. The applicant,
such as any city, town, district or
other public body in the Territory,
would agree to operate and main
tain the public works and to pay
to the United States a purchase
price of not less than 25 per cent
nor more than 75 per cent of the
estimated cost of the public work
at such time as may be mutually
agreed with the FWA.
It is expected a number of Ter
ritorial and federal government
officials from Alaska, including
mayors, will be heard.
GOOD ADVICE ABOUT
SPEEDY MARRIAGES
STOCKHOLM, (/P) — The Rev
erend Erik Arbin, Stockholm, had
a piece of friendly advice for
young couples wanting to get mar
ried quick. He told them the story
of a marriage ceremony which
was prolonged for several minutes
becaues the bashful bride refused
to say “yes.” The sweating clergy
man finally coaxed her into it but
afterwards asked why she had
been so reticient.
‘‘You shouldn’t be too anxious,”
said the bride.
1U. S. Experts to Aid
Greek Aviation
WASHINGTON, (/P) — The as
signment of 14 U. S. experts to as
| sist the Greek government in de
| veloping a civil aviation was an
! nouncecf today.
The mission, expected to last
about a year, is an economic co
operation administration project.
The specialists selected include 13
men from the civil aeronautics ad
ministration staff, and a weather
i bureau meteorologist,
i Members incliide: Frank E.
i
Walton, Seattle and Vincent W.
Speer, Alaska, communications
consultants.
Shark On Beach
Bites Bather
TAMPICO, Mex. <7P)—A sljark,
frightened from the sea by naval
gunfire and depth charges, jump
ed up on Miramar Beach Wednes
day and bit a bather. .
Other bathers grabbed 'sticks
and clubs and beat the shark to
death before it could get back, to
the water. The injured man was
hospitalized.
The U. S. naval vessel John W.
Weeks, six miles off shore, caused
the trouble. It was demonstrating
l its guns and bombs for Mexican
officials.
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