Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 15 March 1951 — Page 14

PAGE 14 Air Force Base On Ice Breaks Up

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rd ‘here from a previous heart Make Investments; By JAMES M. HASWELL sidged today. seizure. . Report Territory Not Ready for Statehood _ WASHINGTON, Maz. 15 (CDN) Was Eight men sent to study condi “p"Syre ppg Margaret Selig- By ANDREW TULLY . ~—A drive to bring more displaced Offer tiohs on the ice mass more than, yyieony, was with him. | Sarlops- Howard Stall Weiser persons from Europe to work on two weeks ago were evacuated) pg o4.r of New York's Lewisohn ANCHORAGE Alsaka, ; ar. il tey 7 Jot of Hstening| Americans farms is getting under! w 33.30 i C-47. | to the pros and cons o askan state , the objective reporter— | . Monday by a skieyuipbed Stadium, he was known for his ......y.¢ wearily—finds himself agreeing with both sides. [vay | Washingt The ice floe is about 130 miles collection of impressionistic paint- That is to say: There still are 164,000 refugees Scripps-H north of the Alaskan north coast. |ings, considered one of the finest laska today is not ready for statehood. trom the Nazi and the Commu- wis awa in the count He also was noted A y y nists in .Europe to choose from The group sent a call for help for RR A organizing New But it never will be ready until it becomes a state. ET one ot agers to print just as the ice began to fall apart. york's prison system during the 1f this sounds screwy, then ft| — —— TE i=l and AFIE eperey ans 10 Dae orla Pr A ‘blizzard with winds over 70 f Gov. Franklin D. Roose. 30unds screwy. But the fact re- Alaska’s best land is included, 1 : Pre miles an hour caused the ice yollett Sd for Bl rive writ- mains that until Alaska gets among that in reserve. For in- Teeny to select suitable work independe split and chopped the $000-{0ot|ingy n the fleid of art and jndus- JUNE FOP Fe" poy Stance, they point out that the — —aj-Per Cent Farmers DELICIOUS of the We ~~ runway into several sections. try, Born in New York Mar. 21, [Navy has reserved 49 milli : ol IN COFFEE Large chunks broke off the 1884, he held degrees from Prince- CONgress its , Yi y on, The Displaced Persons Com-| ¢ . the Peror | ’ chances of de- © acres around Point Barrow for misison reports 29 per cent of! . ‘The Da edges and the sea knocked them ton and Columbia University. Be- | WONDERFUL against the mass, causing more sides Mrs. Lewisohn, he leaves YelOPIng its nat- | [0il and natural gas development the 222,000 already admitted are, ON CEREAL 104hs edf ice to splinter. four daughters. ; urs L Jeaoujces and that practically all of farmers and farm workers and, Te Con Se tte et oom cen 2 | southeastern Alaska-—the Juneau- | : OPEN FRIDAY SATURDAY (™! Week) some industries , Sitka area—is included In the|my lrg nt Are domestics. The Oro CANNED TASTE pag, the Lv Only of its own are ? {Tongass National Forest. In all remainder sover a wide variety faces pr ‘ ! ractically nil | J 8. charges a and MONDAY Night Until 9 Oo Clock P Few vole they remind you, the Interior De-|™ my, Displaced Persons Com- ; 4 lice 8 . hae re SE he partment and other federal 88eN- mission is anxious to speed up Preduced in modern dairy plonts in Minos, Indiana, iy i: ul jeast of alt bank cles Su retain tile i an area recruitment of workers because Oklahoma, Missouri, where fine butter and other . Beat to invest, want Mr. Tully mo moe 9 the state of 119000 of the refugees must re- delicious dairy products are made. «2 unions. to do business in Wr John Manders, former mayor hy June 5. expellees, - Jo amr a country that is run by Wash- of Anchorage, further points out have until Tone RD, 1080 cy ot day, the ington bureaus. It's much too that the new state would disclaim ceive: visas The; Fe or ot TUNE IN “We hc pasando logays policies may al rights to land held by natives |. y Fe pe a ) with Prensa w e tossed out tomorrow merely or held in trust for them by the! NOW IS THE TIME to buy. ="CBS World News": he Dally. * ST uy re . | through Ye Jniping 0 3 louple federal government... This..land. year better tome where you will J * © UT700 Ad —Mon. thru Fri. " ing the cc |o os 8 inthe Interior Depart- under the bill, would remain enjoy a greater sense of comfort : 3 SD, South Am | ment. under U. 8. jurigdiction until it! ; . u loca convenes | As a result, nobody's invested wags disposed Jisia 3 aug trmaguility y * + 8 SecUrs ha “La Pre any large sums in Alaska.for the|—— eee nd ete a si : ot ELL to addres last 25 years. The mining and ; : . ’ v THIS: WEEK Washingt fishery industries were here then ] R F S TO R [ O Pp [ N E R DAY A ONLY resentativi and they are here now. | ’ / this hemi: Has Few Lumber Mills | : want to c Despite Alaska's millions of | A N D M O N DA Y N HT U N Ti L 9 O ’ L C K their gene |acres of prime forest land, it has | ® G meeting only a few lumber mills. And al-| That of b {though newspaper publishers are “How © [frantically seeking new sources| reached—i{ {of newsprint —- and Alaska could | when one : supply the U. 8. virtually forever | turned its with more than a million tons juried 3 {of newsprint a year — there isn't increasing a single pulp mill in operation here. jotalitart I ia Statehood wouldn't change this or 3 e overnight. But, since it’s been de- pen i ne cided that Alaska is Etiatogicaliy a 4 eri important, i's our only chance > lovelier in, of getting something ouf of the share in tl . millions of defense.-dollars the tions >. gracious, U. 8. is spending here. Therefo .« ge Statehood would give investors proudly of swirling fn Alaska what they don’t have So umns of - now -— protection for their in- ews so long dresses! vestments. It would give them convene he two Senators and a Representa- ; ® oi of this gre tive to whom they could plead i k $ 1 J il # be silent.” their cases, and thus operate on as e S, unnies, e Y eans ® oo o The Ne: equal terms with businessmen in . that it wo other states. 3 k I } M k F ¥ R i FE papers all i . Sees Alaskan A. | | veryt ing fo Make Easter Really Eas ter! Femisphr Just as important, it would . ; a anoth . . e New give Algska three votes in Con- O'Rourke, gress to barter for the things offer—belie Alaska needs. Your average con- tional jour: 1 4% 1 98 gressman today need not worry ah Wake x T0 * labout how Alaskan Delegate Bob, Washington } {Bartlett feels about one of his “This is { [pet Projects, since Mr Barun governmen! thas no vote to cast against it. the people Ae But he would not be so cavalier the Pech ‘The grace of long; lin if Alaska had the votes which America. ki : it 8 might defeat that project; un- do up here, of a bouffant skirt or fhe sleek doubtedly he would show more Ad look of d th hi £ ih enthusiasm for bills benefitting za 00 a sheath: are the a. 2 Edward C. % i Alaska contains 365 million day of the : flattering ways of our festive } (acres, of which 1 per cent is pri-| opinion to b i # i vately owned and the rest is in newspaper. t dance fashionst Che ka from filmy : the public domain. Under the so great a i i present enabling bill, the new limit the a sheers, nets, rustlingfayon taffeta, : I Tos ae Wo oe torts of 3 i efforts of | novel ice! test |—five million. acres immediately, entina. ovelty fabrics/an ¥ mbinations. largely for the support of pi 8 The situs i UNI E mi 3 +. Institutions, an million acres at a pres: Sizes for junicrs an T= misses. & SEARS Women's ‘to be selected five years after its a § § ¥ Ready-to-Wear—

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