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Sen. Engstrom Criticizes “Dictatorial”
Request of 18 Anchorage Republicans
JUNEAU, W) — Territorial Sen.
Elton Engstrom, chairman of the
Alaska Republican Central Com
mittee, Monday criticized the “dic
tatorial” manner in which he said
a group of 18 Anchorage Republi
cans earlier this month requested
a meeting in Anchorage with Gov.
Frank Heintzleman.
The group, which included An
chorage Republican leaders, re
quested that the Governor meet
with them to discuss proposals for
a program’ of industry and busi
ness development in the Third Di
vision.
They also proposed considera
tion of a special session of the
legislature in January.
Engstrom said he takes excep
tion “to the dictatorial manner in
which Anchorage Republicans en
gineered this deal.
“I can’t help but see some per
sonal political ambitions behind
this move.”
“The governor would have gone
to Anchorage in a minute to dis
cuss various problems with this
group, but surely he could not be
summoned there to be told off in
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a do this or that or else manner.
“I have ©very confidence in the
governor taking care of problems
besetting the Third Division when
he goes to Washington in January
and I understand h© will call at
Anchorage this week.”
Engstro'm said he believes the
people of the First Division are
opposed to a special session of the
legislature.
“The only valid argument for a
special session is raising the gas
tax so that the Third Division can
get more road money, and that
can wait until a regular session,”
Engstrom concluded.
Two Americans
Held For Years By
Reds Are Released
BERLIN, OP) — Two Americans
held by the Russians for years
were released to U.S. authorities
in Berlin yesterday.
The Army announced the re
turn of Pvt. Homer H. Cox, 33, of
Tulsa, Okla., and Leland H. Tow
ers, 28, a merchant seaman, of San
Francisco.
Cox has been missing from his
military police unit in Berlin
since Sept. 22, 1949. He apparent
ly was arrested by the Russians
in the Soviet sector of the city
but they never had acknowledged
holding him.
Towers disappeared in Finland
in 1952 while on shore leave from
his ship.
The two men apparently have
been in Russian prison camps all
this time.
Army officers said that the men
“looked all right” physically ex
cept that they needed some bar
bering.
Army investigators took Cox
and Towers in custody for ques
tioning and indicated that neither
would be available for any public
statements or pictures until the
inquiry is ended, and after a
medical examination Thursday
afternoon.
52 Jap War Criminals Released
TOKYO, MP) — Fifty - two Japa
nese, once sentenced to death as
war criminals, walked out of
Tokyo’s Sugamo prison free men
Wednesday under an amnesty
granted by outgoing Philippine
president Elphidio Quirino'.
Nepal has 1,000 motor vehicles,
all of which were taken apart and
carried into the area on the backs
of porters, although a road into
the country is now being built.
The average number of fatal
ities due to accidents is nearly
100,000 a year in' the United
States.
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11:00—Curt Massey
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1:00—Eddie Fisher
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7:56—Sign On
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9:00—Tennessee Ernie
9:15—Dave Garroway
9:25—John Conte
9:30—Coffee Concert
10:00—You be Weatherman
10:30—Lucky - U Ranch
10:55—Johnny Lee Wills
11:00—Curt Massey
11:15—Music from S. Amer.
ii :o0—Piano Portraits
11:45—Jack Berch
12:00—At Ease
12:15—Way Back Home
12:30—Platter Parade
1:00—Strike It Rich
1:15—Hillbilly Jamboree
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2:15—Jack Kirkwood
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