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Survey Ships Leave
For Alaska Waters
SEATTLE, —Major survey
ships of the U.S. Coast and Geo
detic Survey left their Lake Union
base Monday for spring and sum
mer duty in Alaska waters.
The survey ship Explorer will
chart ocean bottom off the Aleu
tian Islands. The Pathfinder is
going to Bristol Bay to work near
Port Moller, and the Surveyor
will operate near the Shumagin
Islands, on the south side of the
Alaska Peninsula.
Fair is the sunshine. Fairer still the moonlight. Psalm 148:3
And all the twinkling starry host; Isaiah 40:26
Jesus shines brighter, Jesus shines purer, Hebrews 1:3 |
Than all the angels heav'n can boast! Hebrews 1:4-6 £
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World Mourns
Einstein’s Passing
PRINCETON, NJ„ UPt—Leaders
of nations, diplomats and scien
tists have mourned the passing of
celebrated Physicist Albert Ein
stein as one of history’s great
men.
Prom all walks of life poured
messages of tribute for the 76
year-old genius who died Monday j
of a ruptured aorta and hardening;
of the arteries.
Hours after Einstein’s death,
his body was cremated without
funeral services. But, seeking to
further medical science even in
death, he left his brain and other
vital body organs to research.
Many national and internation-!
al leaders have been invited to a !
public memorial tribute to Ein
stein, set for Sunday night at New i
York’s Carnegie Hall.
The small, bushy-haired Ein
stein left his brain to Dr. Harry!
Zimmerman, director of labora- j
tories at Montefiore Hospital and J
a professor of pathology at Col- j
umbia University.
Zimmerman said he doesn’t ex
pect to “find the cells that made
him a genius” when he starts ex
amining Einstein’s brain within
the next few days.
Editor “Not Guilty”
Of Mailing Material
Tending to Incite Murder
LAS VEGAS, Nev., UP—Hank
Greenspun, Brooklyn-born pub
lisher with a touch of western
maverick in his editorial makeup,
was free of a federal charge of
mailing matter tending to incite
the murder of Sen. Joseph Mc
Carthy (R-Wis).
A jury of six men and six wo
men acquitted the 45-year-old
publisher and columnist of the
Las Vegas Sun Monday after' 2
hours 45 minutes deliberation.
The jury foreman said “there
was never any doubt in our
minds” that Greenspun’s fiery
column posed no threat to Mc
Carthy’s life. The jurors, however,
had to wade through a long list
of technical instructions.
Greenspun, stormy petrel of
Nevada journalism, hailed the
verdict as an affirmation of free
dom of the press.
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“In St. Louis county (Mo.) a
person with flat feet and false
teeth is not eligible to become a
deputy sheriff.” —from a news
story. One wonders if a St. Louis
county deputy sheriff is supposed
to run the lawbreaker down and
then bite him.
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Farrington Denies
VI ucli Communism
Ever in Hawaii
By Harrison Humphries
WASHINGTON, Ufr—Delegate
Farrington (R-Hawaii) told th*e
House Rules Committee Tuesday
Communism “has never been
rampant” in Hawaii and the sub
versive element there is “definite
ly on the wane.”
Mrs. Farrington appeared be- •
fore the committee to answer
charges by Rep. Pillion iR-NY<
that Communism is such a men
ace in Hawaii that the territory
should be denied statehood.
The Hawaii delegate called the
allegations of Pillion “extfava
gant, undocumented and unsup
ported.” She said they are “an
insult to the majority of Hawaii’s
traditionally loyal population”
and reflect on the intelligence of
the national House of Representa
tives which three times has passed
the Hawaii statehood bill after
exhaustive inquiries.
“Mr. Pillion’s wild charges of
rampant Communism in Hawaii,
with its multimillion dollar de
fenses, reflects also on every in
telligence agency of this govern
ment—the FBI, the Army Intelli
gence and Navy Intelligence sys
tems,” she said.
“Yet, according to the state
ment made by Mr. Pillion before
this body, this vital bastion of
defense has been quietly taken
over ideologically by agents of
the Kremlin who are waiting only
the opportune moment to sei/.e
them physically and by force of
arms.
“This will no doubt be accom
plished by the 36 known Commu
nists J. Edgar Hoover reported to
be in Hawaii as late as 1952.”
Mrs. Farrington denied the
International Longshoremen’s and
Warehousemen’s Union is the
dominant labor force in the is
lands and is in a position to con
trol territorial and future state
elections.
The 25,000 ILWU members, she
said, comprise only 13 percent of
the total labor force of 184,000 in
Hawaii.
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Joe Kroninger, Sec.
Thursday Luncheon
Northwestern Alaska
Chamber of Commerce
Meets Every Tuesday Noon
DR. FRED M. LANGSAM, Pres.
ALASKA CHAPTER NO. I
Order of Eastern Star
Meets the 3rd Monday of each month.
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Helen Dunbar
Secretary
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PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT
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10 to 12 aun. 1 to 5 pun.
Phone Main S2 — P.O. Box 209
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P. O. BOX 201
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Meets 1st and 3d Thursday each month.