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ATC To Keep
Bases Till VJ-Day
Edmonton (JP)—Lt. Gen. Har
old L. George, commander of the
U.S. Army Air Forces Air Trans
port Command, en route north
to bases in the Alaska division
after a brief stop here, said that
until the defeat of the Japanese
no bases in the Alaska division
will be closed. “Theie is enough
business right now to keep the
division going for a good many
months. Alaska is a very import
ant strategic area in the overall
defense and security of the North
American continent.”
He said more than 5000 planes
have been ferried to Russia over
the Alaska route.
Spreads Alaska
4Word’ In Tropics
Aboard a sub chaser at a Paci
fic Naval Base -The Alaskan
Chamber of Commerce will be
happy to know that Leonard
Kyger, sonarman, third class,
US NR, of Anchorage, is spread
ing the gospel of the land of the
Northern Lights in the Tropics.
Kyger, the son of Mr.and Mrs.
Ira Kyger, 1817 South Grant St.
Denver, Colo., has been a resi
dent of Alaska since 193G and
has a large farm in the Matanus
ka Valley, 60 miles from Anchor,
age. He has also worked in Fair
banks, Palmer, Kodiak, and
Nome.
Independence, Mo. (^P)—Pres
ident Truman announced that he
has accepted the resignation of
Secretary of State Stettinius and
is appointing him American rep
resentative on the Postwar Se
curity Council. President Tru
said he would appoint the new
Secretary Monday or Tuesday
but laughed off attempts by re
porters to make him say it would
be James F. Byrnes, South Car
olina.
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