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THE BLUEBELL BROWNIES
The Bluebell Brownies had
their first meeting last Wednes
day. Mrs. Barber and Mrs. Swim
are our leaders.
We divided into patrols. Sally
Siegwart is the leader for Patrol
No. 1 and Mary Walsh is treasur
er. Linda Lenert is the leader for
Patrol No. 2 and Rosemary Barber
is treasurer. Randy Asbridge is
the scribe.
ALASKA AIRLINES
From Anchorage: Richard Neil
son, A.W. Smith, Breije Canaday,
Guy Whitney, Dick Ball, Sean
Brady.
From Unalakleet: Larry Daw,
George Chapman.
To Anchorage: Francis Gra
ham, Sean Brady, Frank Paul, F.
A. Campobasso, Art Johnson,
Linda Londberg, James Bystedt,
LeRoy Miller.
To McGrath: Sig Krogstad and
Jenny Coplin.
From McGrath: Lauris Parker.
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Molotov Will Disclose
His Future as Minister
At Geneva Conference
MOSCOW, WV-V. M. Molotov
said Saturday he would disclose at
the' coming Geneva conference
whether he intends to relinquish
his post as Soviet foreign minister.
Asked by an Associated Press
correspondent whether he intend
ed to resign, Molotov replied:
“I will give the answer to that
question in Geneva and only at
Geneva.”
Molotov, affable and smiling at
a gala Kremlin reception for Bur
mese Premier U Nu, seemed re
luctant to discuss his plans in fur
ther detail.
The question of whether Molo
tov, for more than a decade the
spokesman of Soviet foreign poli
cy, might be leaving the foreign
ministry arose after he confessed
to an “ideological error” in the
magazine Communist, which lays
down the party line.
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Henry Wallace
Favors Ike Over
3 Demo Possibles
By the Associated Press
Adlai E. Stevenson stirred pol
itical talk among Midwest Demo
cratic leaders Friday with a strong
endorsement of 90 percent of par
ity price supports for basic farm
crops.
Sen. Kefauver (Tenn), another
prominent possibility for the Dem
ocratic presidential nomination
next year, also hit heavily on the
farm problem in his first major
political speech of the fall.
And New York’s Gov. Averell
Harriman gave a major address
Saturday ritght.
None of the three possible Dem
ocratic candidates won the en
dorsement from Henry A. Wal
lace, however.
Wallace, a onetime New Deal
Cabinet meniber and vice presi
dent under President Roosevelt
who now calls himself an indepen
dent, said in South Salem, N.Y. he
favors President Eisenhower for
President again next year to fur
ther the cause of world peace.”
Wallace, the Progressive Party
nominee for president in 1948,
said he had “the greatest admira
tion and respect” for Stevenson,
Kefauver and Harriman. But Eis
enhower “represents more than
any other man the world’s hope
for peace,” Wallace said, and
“This outweighs all other consid
erations.”
Kefauver, in his first appear
ance at a Democratic rally since
returning frbm a round-the-world
tour, said at Erie, Pa., that Ezra T.
Benson “has been a failure as a
secretary of agriculture.”
The senator offered g solution
of his own to what he said were
the price declines and mounting
surpluses during Benson’s tenure:
higher price supports for the out
put from smaller farms, with the
subsidy rate to go down as a
farm’s output goes up.
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Americans Airdrop Rice
To Help Avert Famine
In Indochinese Kingdom
BANGKOK, Thailand—Ameri
cans are airdropping tons of rice
to help avert famine among Lao
tians in the rugged, mountaihous
areas of the Indochinese kingdom
near the Communist border, it
was revealed Saturday.
The U. S. government bought
5,000 tons of milled rice from
Thailand to help the Laotians,
whose last two crop years were
poor because of weather and Com
munist disturbances.
Contract Awarded for
2nd of 3 Alaska-States
Short Wave Radio Bldgs.
SEATTLE, OP)—A contract has
been awarded for installing the
second of' three high frequency
radio equipment buildings, the
Pacific Telephone and Telegraph
Co. announced Friday.
The building, to be built near
Sequim, will be used in installa
tion of a high frequency radio
system between Port Angeles and
Seattle to carry Alaska calls to
and from Seattle and the rest of
the nation.
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