Royal Couple Arrives
Safely In Montreal
Montreal i/P) — Princess Eliza
beth and her husband, the Duke
of Edinburgh, came to Canada
in a trans-Atlantic plane today
for their first visit to the North
American continent.
The royal couple stepped from
the plane at Dorval Airport, 1 ti
miles outside Montreal, shortly
before noon. They were 19 min
utes ahead of schedule.
The Governor General, Vis
count Alexander, was on hand
to welcome them.
As the 60-ton American-built
strato-cruiser “Camopus” rum
bled into view overhead, thou
sands of Canadians massed at
Dorval Airport cheered lustily.
The princess and her husband
barely missed a drab, chill re
ception. Threatening clouds lift
ed and the sun broke through
only a short time before the
plane came into view. Through
out the night and into the morn
ing a cold rain had fallen.
The ace pilot of the British
Overseas Ail ways Corporation,
O. P. Jones, had been flying at
24.000 feet, reporting fine wea
ther above the low-hanging
clouds.
MRS. C. C. BURNS VISITING
AT JESSE LEE HOME
Mrs. Charles C. Burns, Lub
bock. Texas, is visiting her
daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs. Elwin Matthews at Jesse
Lee Home. Mrs. Burns is not
dismayed at the cold wind which
greeted her in Seward. “It is
the one thing that is familiar,"
she says, as the wind blows at
greater velocity and with much
colder temperature in the Texas
town on occasion than it is in
Seward today.
IDENTIFICATION TAGS FOR
EVERY PERSON IN
U.S. AND ALASKA
The Federal Civil Defense Ad
ministration today recommended
that every Civilian in the united
States and its territories wear
an identification lag bearing his
name and address, blood type,
religion, and the name and
address of a person to be noti
fied in case of injury or death.
The tag should be of indes
tructible metal and worn per
manently on a necklace, brace
let or a chain around the ankle.
Procurement and distribution
of such an identification device,
and establishment of rules for
C .n ng it, are responsibilities
01 the local Civil Defense agen
cies.
The tag would serve to iden
tify not only tiie injured or dead,
but the mentally ill, persons suf
fering from shock or amnesia,
and small children. It would fa
cilitate medical attention, help
reunite families and be useful
in legal claims of various kinds
associated with damage to or
destruction of life and property.
REDS INCREASE AID TO
INDOCHINA
Saigon, Indochina I/P) — In
trlligence sources said today Red
China is stepping up the flow
of military aid to IIo Chi Minh’s
forces in north Indochina, where
French and Viet Namese are
battling a new major Commu
nist-1 d offensive.
Fragmentary reports available
ta officials here indicate that
after a sharp decline in Chinese
Communist aid to Ho which fol
lowed the outbreak of the Kore
an war, the Chinese have begun
expanding facilities for larger
deliveries.
Radio Cab means Better Cab
IT'S NORTHERN CAB
Main 54 or Main 55
NAVY BUILDING 180 SHIPS.
15 SUBMARINES
Washinglon ovi — The United
States i\avy, already the world’s
biggest, is building about 180
more ships for the fleet, ranging
from a huge carrier to radically
new design destroyers ana sub
marines.
A survey of available records
today showed, among other
things, that 13 submarines are
being built now, not counting
the experimental atomic-power
ed undersea boat recently auth
orized by Congress. This is the
largest submarine building pro
gram since the mass production
days of World War II.
There are about 450 combat
ships in the operating fleet now,
not including several hundred
amphibious, supply and auxil
iary craft.
Much of the buildup of the
operating fleet has come from
pulling laid-uo ships from the
mothball fleet, although some
of the expansion includes new
carriers, destroyers and other
major combat craft.
PAPER MILLS IN SOUTH
TO RELIEVE SHORTAGE
Washington if) — More news
print mills, particularly in the
south, may he an answer to
shortages, says Pep. Roberts
(D-Ala.)
Roberts was a member of the
House Interstate and Foreign
Commerce Committee which re
cently concluded a study of
newsprint problems in this coun
try and Canada.
“We now get four-fifths of our
newsprint from Canada.” he told
a reporter today, “and it is a
bad thing when we must abso
lutely depend on Canada for
that much of our supply.”
Roberts introduced legislation
to allow the Reconstruction Fi
nance Corporation to lend up to
50 per cent of the cost in build
ing new newsprint plants.
JESSE LEE HOUSE MOTHER
STAFF COMPLETED
For the first time in over a
year the house mother staff at
Jesse Lee Home in Seward is
complete, according to the com
ment of Mrs. Elwin P. Matthews,
wife of the superintendent of
the home.
The return of Miss Betty Boyd
to the staff and the addition of
Miss Peggy Doliver complete the
number.
Miss Boyd has been absent
from Jesse Lee for the past two
years. She was teaching in the
Seward and Bayview schools.
Miss Boyd spent the summer
visiting with her family in Colo
rado.
Miss Doliver is the daughter
of the U.S. representative to
Congress from Iowa. She joined
the staff at Jesse Lee two weeks
ago.
WOMAN'S CLUB TO MEET
AT LIBRARY THURSDAY
Seward Woman's Club will
meet in the Community Library
(under the Bank of Seward)
Thursday evening, October 11,
at 8 o'clock.
There will be a discussion of
the possibilities of a swimming
pool in Seward by next summer.
Jack Jeffery will lead the dis-.
cussion.
Miss lone Francis will give
the book review of the month.
BISHOP O'FLANAGAN
INSTALLED AT JUNEAU
Juneau (.1*) — The Most Rev.
Dcrmot O'Flanagan was install
ed yesterday as the first bishop
of the new Catholic diocese of
Juneau.
The impressive ceremony was
in the Church of the Nativity.
The Most Rev. Thomas Connolly,
newly installed archbishop of
the new ecclesiastical province
of Seattle, officiated.
Immediately after the instal
lation, Bishop O'Flanagan cele
brated solemn political mass.
Selling season important, too
The 1951 salmon season has ended in Alaska.
But the job isn't done when the last can of
salmon is packed. Then comes the important task
of shipping this foodstuff, so rich in protein and
other essential nutrients to the markets of the
world. There Alaska salmon must compete with
other fish products and meats.
The Alaska salmon industry can be profitable
only as long as these brightly labeled cans com
pete successfully. Because the salmon industry
v historically has been, the backbone of Alaska’s
economy, this is important to all of us.
The success of the industry in selling the
Alaska salmon pack is directly reflected in its
ability to pay adequate wages to fishermen, can
nery employees and others, as well as taxes to
support schools, build roads, and maintain other
functions of government.
The 1951 salmon season really hasn t ended
until the last can of salmon is placed on the
pantry shelf.
Hi Aft SAM HAYES, noted rodio commentator...
every Sunday over your favorite Alaska station
writ0 today for your copy of "Welcome to Alaska
a colorful 12-page booklet crammed with.information
about Alaska. Or drop us a card and we II send this
booklet to friends or relatives outside. Address
inquiries to Box 893, Ketchikan.
Alaska Salmon Institute
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Seward Carpenters' Union
Meetings at Lutheran Chui
Affiliated With A F of L
Meeting 2nd Tuesday of Moj
W. C. Knaak — President
R. M. Bevan - Fin.-Sec. & Bus.l
International Longshoremj
and Warehousemen's Uni|
Local 39
Meets First Tuesday of Each 1V|
7 p.m. — Union Hall
President — John Rose
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