13,000 McCarthy
Backers Protest
Censure Motion
NEW YORK, 101—A rally in
Madison Square Garden roared its
support for Sen. Joseph R. Mc
Carthy (R-Wis) Monday night and
■I strongly protested the Senate mo
tion to censure him.
The wildly enthusiastic crowd,
estimated at 13,000, applaiuded
speaker after speaker who praised
the senator and condemned his
critics. Some of the loudest ac
claim was won by the senator’s
wife, Jean, and Roy M. Cohn,
former counsel to McCarthy’s
investigating committee.
“If the Senate votes to censure,
it will have been committing the
blackest act in its entire history,”
declared Cohn, who was spotted
in the audience and brought to
the speaker’s platform by cries of
“Speech!” and “We want Roy!”
The rally was sponsored by a
group called “Ten Million Ameri
cans Mobilizing for Justice” and
climaxed that organization’s drive
for 10 million signatures on a
petition protesting censure of Mc
Carthy.
Rear Adm. John G. Crommelin
(retired), who directed the signa
ture drive, announced that 1,150,
238 names had already been
counted and there were piles of
petitions remaining to be tabu
lated. “I don’t see how we can
fail to go way over the top,” he
said.
First Alaska U. Graduate
To Get Medical Degree
Will Practice in Bethel
The first University of Alaska
graduate to receive his medical
degree and return to the territory
to practice, this week visited his
alma mater and many friends.
He is M. Walter Johnson, who
graduated from the university in
biological sciences in 1948. Fol
lowing medical school outside, Dr.
Johnson interned at Sacred Heart
Hospital, Spokane, Wash.
Following a three-day visit in
Fairbanks and College, Dr. John
son and. his wife, Mary, left for
Bethel, Alaska, where he will
establish his practice.
New Nonfat Dry Milk Mixes Easily
INSTANT REACTION — Model Betsy Blackburn demonstrates the
ease and speed of mixing Carnation's revolutionary new instant
Milk, which dissolves immediately even in ice water. 'Once
around' stirring is all that's necessary for the non-caking, non
foaming, nonfat dry milk. One package makes more than three
quarts of milk at a cost of about 10 cents a quart. Product is
currently being introduced in this area.
Instant Milk,- a revolutionary
new nonfat dry milk of unique
granular structure which dis
solves instantly even in ice water,
was announced here recently with
the start of local distribution by
Carnation Company.
Instant Milk is the single great
est development in the centuries
old history of powdered milk and
the top achievement in the entire
dairy industry since the advent of
evaporated milk.
National distribution of the
non-caking, non-foaming dry milk
product is expected to be com
pleted early next year.
Startling in its solubility and
flavor properties, Instant Milk
contains the essential elements of
whole milk, except butterfat, and
is especially useful for nutritional
purposes. It may also be used to
increase the protein and mineral
content of whole milk.
The exclusive process for mak
ing Carnation Instant Milk was
developed by David D. Peebles,
founder and president of Western
Condensing Co. after nearly 40
years of experimentation.
Each foil and cellophane
wrapped package, which contains
a special spout for easy pouring,
makes more than three quarts of
milk at a cost of about 10 cents a
quart. It is expected that use of
the product will cut the family
milk bill up to one-half.
Percy Ipalook Named
Administrative Clerk at
ANS Kotzebue School
William H. Olsen, area director
of the Alaska Native Service, an
nounced recently the appointment
of Percy Ipalook of Kotzebue, Al
aska, to the position of adminis
trative clerk of the ANS school at
Kotzebue.
Mr. Ipalook attended the Uni
versity of Dubuque at Dubuque,
Iowa. He is a former member of
the territorial Legislature from
the Second Division and a recog
nized leader among the Eskimo
people.
Before the 19th Century, farm
ers often thought that birds were
to blame for crop damages when
they were intent only on eating
the bugs that were destroying the
crops.
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