US. COURT-BLOCKS
SALE OF AIRLINE
TO PAN AMERICAN
WASHINGTON, July 12 — (A*i —
A Federal court today blocked the
issuance of a government order
approving the proposed sale of the
American Overseas Airlines to its
transatlantic rival, Pan American
World Airways.
Federal District Judge Henry A.
Schweinhut acted at 1:30 a m., EST,
about nine hours before the Civil
Aeronautics Board was expected to
issue the approval order at Pres
ident Truman's direction. Truman
is reported to have overridden the
CAB in sanctioning the proposed
$17,450,000 transaction.
The court’s temporary restrainer
against the order was granted at
the request of employes of Amer
ican Overseas and the Seaboard
and Western, Inc., a non-sched
uled cargo carrier which is seeking j
a transatlantic air freight route.
RIFLES VS. TANKS
EMBITTER GIS IN
'USELESS' BATTLE
By TOM LAMBERT
WITH AMERICAN FORCES IN
KOREA, July 12 — — A bitter,
beaten little band of OI’s sprawled
in exhaustion on a sunny Korean
hillside this afternoon—weary sur- ,
vlvors of one of the mast savage 1
battles fought by Artrencans 1ji the-:
Korean war. * , ”1
Their bitterness was more pro- '
nounced than , their exliaustion,
which was almogt’ .cop ipletej THby ,
talked of enclrcfements and infll- '
tratlons.
A grimy, bewhlskered, bloodshot
eyed officer gritted his teeth:
“You don’t fight two tank-equip
ped divisions with .30 caliber car
bines. I never saw such a useless 1
damned war in all my life.”
Bitter though they were, this GI
band had fought a gallant delaying
action against tremendous odds.
Two days ago this handful of
soldiers was part of a sizeable unit, i
In a morning-long battle with!
North TCdrean tanks and troops I
yesterday they were whittled down.
Many of the original group still
are ;to the hills aftfer a plunging
rush from their seiicircied positions.
Bt^t_ ,m.any, of them—wounded and
degd, allkd^ara $n’ North Kbreans
ha Ads tor territory.
FtPC Ml 01EJ
AFTER SECOND TRY
IN PRESENT SENATE
WASHINGTON, July 12 — 1JP> —
The senate today killed off all
chances for action this session on
the administration’s controversial
Fair Employment Practices Com
mission (FEPC) bill.
The vote on a petition for cloture
—debate limitation—on the motion
of Senate Democratic Leader Lucas
of Illinois to bring the bill before
the Senate was 55 to 33. This was
nine less than the 64 required to
enforce a limit on debate.
Under a rule adopted by the Sen
ate last year the vote of 64 Sena
tors. two-thirds of the full mem
bership, are required to choke off
debate.
The action was taken after less
! than one hour of floor discussion on
I a petition signed by 40 Senators,
| both Democrats and Republicans.
It was filed by Lucas today and
j marked his second unsuccessful ef
fort to bring FEPC before the Sen
ate this year.
NORAH IN YESTERDAY
WITH 9; TAKES THREE
The Princess Norah arrived in j
Juneau yesterday evening at 7 p.m.
bringing mine persons here frdm!
Vancouver. Three from Jdneau |
were aboard when she sailed foi* I
Skagway at 11:30 p.m.
Getting off here were Mrs. Ella j
Burton, Mrs. Anna Clement, Mrs.!
Anna Mahoney. Mrs. Bernice Mdr- j
gan, Joseph Mears, Mrs. Azelia [
Mears, Kenny Thibodeau, Joseph:
Thibodeau and Miss Margaret Bar- 1
cley.
Northbound were A. R. Hillery,
Eugene Van Zanten, and E. E.
Hanson.
The Norah is due Friday at 8!
a.m. and will sail south one hour!
later.
U. S. COMMIE PLOT IS
REVEALED IF WAR!
COMES WITH RUSSIA
• (By Associated Pie^si)
what will the Amerioan Com
munists do if we ever get into a
st{j(Dting'Vax, wtith Russia?
X. meakberiftf the House Unameri- ■
can Activities Committee, Repre.'.
sentative Richard Nixon of Cali
fornia, paints this gloomy picture:
In the event of war between Rus
sia and the United States, he says,
the American Reds will try to start
a reign of terror.
This, according to Nixon, would j
include wrecking trains, sabotaging j
defense plants, contaminating our
food supplies and taking over entire
cities.
The California lawmaker says
the American Communists have
drawn up what he calls “a virtual
blueprint" for revolutionary ac
tion. He says a few of their top
spies and "saboteurs got their train
ing in Moscow and since have
taught what tliey learned to the
stay-at-homes.
But, says Nixon, there’s one bright
I spot . . .
The FBI is fully aware of the plot
and may be able to forestall it.
WILLIAMS, COSTNER
MAY FIGHT TONIGHT
PHILADELPHIA, July 12 —-UP) —
Rained out two nights in succes
sion, lightweight champion Ike Wil
liams and Oeorge (Sugar) Costner
will try again tonight to get in
their scheduled 10-round non-title
scrap at Shibe Park.
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COLORED
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• (IN QUARTERS)
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ORANGE or ROOT REER
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303 TIN — DEL MONTE
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TREET.43c
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DEPARTMENT
MANY ITEMS AT LOWER PRICES
These Prices Include Tax
Colgate Bubble Bath 60c
Cashmere Bouquet
Talc .29c
Veto Deodorant—
Large . 57c
Veto Deodorant—
Small .39c
Cashihere Bouquet
Hqnd Lotion, large 65c
Palmolive Shave Cream
—Brushless or
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poo—Large .1.98
Palmolive Shampoo
Large .-55c
AND MANY OTHERS
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TRY THEM — THEY ARE DIFFERENT!
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Butter Milk Cookie • 20c
Coconut Bar • • • 25c
Honey Fruit • • • 20c
Home Made fiiaisin • 20c
Macaroon • • • . 20c
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CHERRIES
23'
1 LB. CAN — GHIRARDELLI
GROUND CHOCOLATE 49c
1 LB. PKG. — CALIFORNIA
PEARL RICE . . . 20<
45'
2 Vi LB.
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CAKE MIX .
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WHEAIIES .
17'
SWIFT’S — 31/2 OZ.
POTTED MEAT
■ #
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PORT CLYDE
SARDINES .
■ a
10c
QUARTS
7-UP .... 33c
. Giant Package
MUORA
t. * 1 '
SHURFINE—46 OZ.
ORANGE
JUICE
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Large 300 Count Pkg.
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LARpE BOTTLE
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CATSUP
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FARM fresh produce
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CARROTS , . 2 bunches for 29c
SANTA ROSA
PLUMS ..29clb.
LARGE EARS
FRESH CORN.2 (or25<
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CUT FROM CHOICE BEEF — CENTER CUT
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FRYING CHICKENS . . . (5clb.
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