Gruening Leaves for
Lecture Tour of U.S.
Juneau (jP)—Former Gov. Ernest
Gruening left Juneau Tuesday on
■the Princess Louise for the United
States, where he will deliver a
series of lectures.
Gruening, accompanied by Mrs.
Gruening, plans to stop briefly at
San Francisco, before proceeding
to Kansas City, where he will be
gin lectures in the Midwest. At
the conclusion of his lecture tour
Gruening will go to Washington
D.C.
The former governor will re
turn to the territory in time to de
liver the opening address of the
Constitutional Convention at the
University of Alaska in Fairbanks
on November 8.
Jeff O'Donnell Divorces Aldo Ray
LOS ANGELES, Ut)—Actress Jeff
Donnell says she intends to sue
for divorce her actor-husband
Aldo Ray. Ray is a bachelor at
heart, Miss Donnell said Monday,
and has asked her for a divorce
for some.
$9 Million Damage From
California Forest Fires
SANTA BARBARA, Calif., UP)—
Damage from the recent 11-day
forest fire has been estimated at
more than 9 million dollars.
Fire Control Officer Nolan O’
Neal said Monday the blaze, worst
in this area’s history, resulted in
$650,000 in fire fighting costs in
addition to the 9 million damage
to watershed and range land.
St. Mary's Mission Celebrates
20th Anniversary On the Yukon
St. Mary’s Mission at Andreaf
ski, on the lower Yukon, cele
brated its 20th anniversary re
cently.
Bishop Gleason as well as Fa
ters James Con well, Hargraves
and Anabell visited the mission
for the celebration.
According to Father Paul O’Con
nor, who reported the celebration,
Eskimos attended from all of the
surrounding villages.
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Tavern Owner Held Liable j
For Injuries To Customer
Hurt In Fight Over TV
BOSTON, —A Massachusetts
Supreme Court justice has ruled
that a tavern owner is responsible
for the safety of a customer who
gets involved in a fight resulting
from a television program.
Justice Harold P. Williams yes
terday upheld a lower court
award of $3,000 to Pasquale Greco
of Boston.
Greco had called upon a boi
sterous fellow-patron at Sumner
Tavern to be quiet during a tele
vision program.
The man broke Greco’s leg in
the ensuing battle.
Justice Williams said the tav
ern owner should h.-^ve exer
cised reasonable care for Greco’s
safety.
JAPAN AND BRITAIN
MAKE TRADE AGREEMENTS
TOKYO, (£*>—Britain yesterday
agreed to triple its imports of
canned salmon and trout from
Japan to six million pounds sterl
ing. In trade talks here between
the two countries, Japan also
agreed to accept increased British
imports, including 300 small auto
mobiles.
Jack W. Minor Heads New
Post For Chrysler Motors
DETROIT, Sept. 8—The promo
tion of Jack W. Minor, director of
advertising and merchandising for
Dodge Division, Chrysler Corp., to
the newly created post of sales
manager in charge of advertising,
merchandising and related sales
activities, was announced today
by Byron J. Nichols, vice presi
hent and general sales manager.
His new duties will concern
themselves with all phases of
these activities for both Dodge
passenger cars and Dodge trucks,
Mr. Nichols announced.
In his new capacity as sales
manager, Mr. Minor’s responsibil
ities will be broadened to include
dealer relations, customer and
! public relations, as well as work
| ing directly with the Dodge Deal
1 ers’ Advisory Council coordinat
ing factory and dealer cooperation
and activities.
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Fire Prevention Week
October 9 Through 15
Are the matches and lighters in
your house out of the reach of
small children?
Thomas E. Dewey To
Make Four'Week Trip
Around The World
NEW YORK, GW—Former Gov. |
Thomas E. Dewey will leave Sat- {
urday on a plane trip around the
world.
The two-time Republican presi
dential candidate said yesterday
the four-week trip will be “en
tirely personal and not official in
any way.”
The ex-governor, who has trav
eled widely abroad, will visit five
countries for the first time—Tur
key, Pakistan, India, Burma and
Thailand. He also will stop in
Italy, Israel, Jordan, Lebanon,
Japan and Hong Kong.
Dewey will visit government of
ficials and look into political,
social and economic conditions.
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WEATHER FORECAST
Compiled oy the
U.S. Dept, of Commerce Weather Bureau
Continued cloudy tonight and
Thursday with intermittent rain,!
drizzle and fog. Winds SE 10-20
mph. Low temperature expected
tonight .43, high Thursday 47.
Nome data last 24 hours as of
7 a.m. today: Precipitation 1.29
inches. (Month total 3.39 inches.)
Highest temperature 47, low 44.
Max. wind 26 mph from the south.
Sun rises 5:41 a.m., sets 6:06 p.m.
Temperatures a year ago today:
high 42, low 30. Extremes this
date since 1907: high 58 in 2939,
low 18 in 1927.
Other stations as of 7 a.m. today:
j Station Temp. Weather
Barrow 31 Drizzle
Kotzebue 44 Rain
Wales 46 Rain
Nome 46 Rain
Unalakleet 45 Rain
Bethel 48 Rain
McGrath 40 Rain
Anchorage 46 Cloudy
Fairbanks 44 Clear
Whitehorse 37 Clear
Edmonton 35 Snow
! Juneau 44 Clear
i Ketchikan 54 Clear
j Seattle 49 Fog
! San Francisco 61 Clear
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Rep. John Dingle (Mich)
Dies of Heart Attack at 61
WASHINGTON, UP—Rep. John
D. Dingle, 61-year-old Michigan
Democrat, died unexpectedly at
Walter Reed Army Medical Cen
ter Monday night. His death was
the first in the present 84th Con
gress.
Dingell had represented De
troit’s 15th congressional district
since he was first elected to Con
gress in 1932.
A son, James, said his father
apparently died of a heart attack.
Dingell was the second ranking
Democrat on the tax-writing
House Way and Means Commit
tee.
Dingell’s death cut Democratic
representation in the House to 231
members. Republicans have 203
members. The vacancy will be
filled by a special election in
Dingell’s district.
Are Four U.S. Air Bases
In Spain Enough?
MADRID, Spain, UP—'The Uni
ted States is weighing the question
of whether the four air bases now
being built in Spain are enough
for its strategic plans in Europe,
U.S. Air Force Secretary Donald
A. Quarles told a news conference
Tuesday.
TUESDAY BASEBALL SCORES
American League
Baltimore 3-7, Boston 2-4
Detroit 7, Kansas City 3
New York 6-9, Washington 3-7
Cleveland 3, Chicago 2
National League
New York 11-14, Pittsburgh 1-8
Brooklyn 6-6, Philadelphia 3-1
Milwaukee 7, Cincinnati 3-1
St. Louis 2, Chicago 0
SHIRLEY TEMPLE, HER SON
AND MOTHER GET MUMPS
ATHERTON, Calif., UP) —When
the son of Shirley Temple Black
developed mumps, his mother, the
former child film star sensation,
took a precautionary serum treat
ment. She came down with the
mumps.
Shirley’s mother, Mrs. George
Temple, came up from Los An
geles to be with her daughter.
Now Mrs. Temple has the mumps.
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