The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, June 29, 1935, Page 8

| BT Y L — — benefit to help keep|employees at the time of repre- | | THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, SATURDAY, JUNE 29, 1935. it as to 3 TR o ¥ S S - ETZGAR GIVES o s s ne" o met s resemintion.” e speakers et el Daily Cross-word Puzzle FIRST APPLICATION ble down, and no matter what side |platform and The Empire reporter| - 4 e HER DER N an cfl ST A ND AT to take him in for violation-of the |ness mesting: of "the .union wWaS PHUV”] , phcross Solution of Yesterday's Puzzle 16 Advane | POOR CONVICT LAW 2 i |law. “I have put on special depu-|about to be held. 6. 18, MI}\ulre {mri_.!cll | : ties who understand their work| More ‘than 220 members of the R 17 Pt d on A | First application for freedom un- |NG and they have plenty of authority,” |Juneau Mine Workers' Association 15 | |der the new poor convi® law was he said. “I hope that there will be|met this morning in the Arctic| o | filed in the U. S. Commissioner's e no arrests but I will make them if [Brotherhood Hall and perfected 1 1‘ court this morning by Even Selne:s 5 I have to. The charges are more |thelr new organization. Its most| - T | —_— |of Ketchikan who is serving an ag- No Decision Reached—!se now than in ordinary times. |important business detail was the Fytension of Smlth—HUghv: | Two Destroyers Leave |gresate sentence of a year in jail 4 M IS . Sacditn This is a free country and if a man |ratification of a constitution which [aoilak W, 1 N 21 Picture puzzle | & i and a $1,500 fine in the federal jail. ) iners Continue Session |y0i*io 'ao to work, he can. No|had been presented vesterday. omy| Legislation Would Mean *' Sugar-vielding Early This Morning |The new statute provides that ati- for Further Discussion wants more to see you men |One negative vote was cast. $30’OOO fOl’ Alaska 37 gy man_ | fOl‘ Lyflll Canal |er a convict has served 30 days and oy to work and the town again| As accepted, the constitution con- ) 23 alont } he has no assets over §20 he may (Continued irom Page One) i FURG M e "p)m;ns ;he IU;]O‘:;""E s;’her'r“ oot The new bill intreduced in the ., £ e "nnde- | Their eritertalnment program| >, olensl by, teking o pauper's R Lot L PR SO T T*| United States Senate by Lewis B.| B | having reached a fitting climax o ly; 2.—Payment of $2 thly sal- | 0. Chato B bl " if there were any!W: 2 Y 5 monthly sal- Schwellenbach of Wast t 4 oan Selness was convicted on six A ary to secretary and to .t i S shington and nallest ast night at a formal dance at the | ¥ > One man asked: & 10 v and to treasurer,| ... measure which was previ- oy pnteser Scottish Rite Temple, commissioned , Unts of illegally trading in furs rimination? |latter to be bonded; 3.—Initiation|, gy presented in the House by B Pee aawn [ofticers and student cadets boarded | *00. the sentences on each charge at discrimination fee $5, dues $1.50 per quarter, f““”um»w'v Anthony J. Dimond, calls 60. Cut short 3 Marks of battle |4y S : |totaled a year and the fine, of 25 cents pe meeting after being|, . ageall 62. Arrived 4.'Jewish month Rectangular their two United States destroyers| i 1 of 'this “ight |3 O PEr L e e | for extension of the Smith-Hi ter in the ¢ b workea et and left Juneau’s harbor. 5500, whiloh . 19 steditag. b dhe regard to the tly that, but|8osens ‘rom three meetings; £—All| oo (o Alaska for vocational edu Pyrpose . with the foot i The U. 8. S. Zane and Chagitiby, o el LB B amendments, strike vote decisions, | i I 5 chall teams ARG K. & d-27 men represented tiog. He add. | SmenCHents, o vote CecCISIons, |, and is different. from ; College degree 6. Bélanging . to anded Perry, carrying Naval Reserve Of-| c /cd 27 months and 20 days. He would require sa A. J. would be as fair demands to company must be post- Georgo-El bt Enow o i8 y s him -‘: '{.‘"m var- | oo THining Coros I Hrike would still have about a year to #% iffactory evidence of the number He said that he would ;'dk for ;““’s,wiwsblfi“’m ACUOR |\ n ger which Alaska gets $15,000 for ers s counter the universities of California and| Sc'¥e Out his fine. Under the new resented family ‘men- to, work |<ons. S-=SWke Dallot . TequireR] tional education with a simi- °! v H ko the S8\l Xrisrfibeon whoard, | |law he may be released by taking °f rép two-third majority of quorum for f 5 riile et goan ‘Board, left. their berths) ¥ ] B that } I cannot state that s 2y q |lar amount. appropriated by the 3. American Annex Gi ‘el the pauper’s oath. { INygren said that had H passage, vote to be secret. | A Y Ao \ 1 70, Southern cons |8 GoOvernment Dock at 6 .o'clock St st the me Metz; will go back to work but Electi Territory, it was explained today 3 to the feet stellation this morning after .a tWwo-day stay z el e ot not be many who v ibayen, Eopponeg by A E. Kar issioner of DOWN feaves ’ | AGED PIONEER DIES stand and u v Who Will\' g wing this action, it was de-|0Y A- E. Karnes, Commissioner of Related through here. think our record stands for|yjaq to efer nomination and elec- p e mottier The destrovers were bound for| Robert Day, 92 years old, died in ok ot iR n of the Smith-Hughe Skagway. After a brief visit on|Fairbanks June 18 of ailments in- ask | Nygren asked the assembly 1 they meeting. However, Ed Kirschoffer, | 3¢t s Dimond and Schwellen Lynn Canal, the slim greyhounds of | ¢ident to old age. wanted to continue with a business ' temporay chairman, and James|Propose would give the Territory ax the Navy are scheduled to- head | 9 A Dewey | meeting or if they wanted to take Briggs, temporary secretary, were |2dditional $30,000 f the fadera south, arriving in Ketchikan in BUS ON RICHARDSON HIGHWAY had a atement tofaction on “the matter” now. One retained in office pending the elec- | $overnment to be matched by time for the Fourth of July celebra-| The first commercial car to make ¢ make and Knij said that he had member said: “I think there is tion. for v :‘m:y:}‘xl education | tion at the First City. |the trip over 'the Richardson nene nothing to take action on.” | It was announced that, begin- a total of $45,000 fed- A formal dance, sponsored by the| Highway from Valdez to Fairbanks Marshal Talks Crozier said that he thought fur-|ning with the next meeting, ad- shrine club at the request of tke|this year was the 16-passemzer bus INvgren then asked U. 8 hal ' ther talk would be advisable. mittance to the hall would not be Chamber of Commerce, concluded of the Alaska Motor Stages, ‘which ' Manhoney for remarks ney A member requested an answer granted unless 2 membership card : the letter’s program of welcoma. | ar; d in Fairbanks June 16 with said there were many th e!to one further question before of the Juneau Mine Workers As-|'1 the e the }Morn than 200 perscns attended|twelfa passengers. $id not because of po- Metzgar left the hall. He asked if sociation is presented. All others| IS extended the matter will f { last night's function, at which Dude |——————— e sition. He requeste the men to representation of employees referred wi Le barred. cme up at the next legislative ses- nes’ orchestra played. Several| S ==—rrererrrreceeerneon. ©0-Cpers th him to keep the to men employed in the mine at D lon women round-trip tourist passen- & peace. He pd all men to help in the time the strike was called. | o — e - gers on the steamer Aleutian, then! eminating trouble, He | tha: Metzgar said that it referred to REDUCTION MAD FIRST SHIPMENT COPPER in port, were escorted to the dance oh IN NRA PERSONNEL | HERE, MORGAN OUT Reduction of 20 percent in per- sonnel of the NRA has been ordered under the new recovery act, it is announced by Hugh Wade, Compli- ance Director for Alaska, and as a rezult one man, C. E. Morgan, end- ed today SCIENCE, CARE RESULTS in BRILLIANT VIENNA style BEER by HORLUCK But no matter what WE say, Mr. Morgan has been aide ol . Eehinve ) % ,reductions in NRA staffs on th A won't believe how same basis are being made through- good this beer is until out the country, r B . | Copy of the new act has been YOU'VE tasted it! | eceived "6y tha tocll office, Tt is| (brief and simply extends the act to | April 1, 1936, and gliminates all the | portion of the act dedlared uncon- stitutional by the Supreme Court - e | Compliance under the esent act Alacka Distributor: !is voluntary on the part of business H. A. GERSTMAN | B cazmd |ed Kennecott his duties with the local office t} to Mr. Wade. Under the new setup t LEAVES KENNECOTT MINE The first shipment of newly min- ore to a in Cor there o 5 et —— ON ROUND TEIP an, representing H FOR LUMBER of In- in a NOON Dan ner Bureau being used e Matanu from Juneau to £ TAKING SUPPLIES by Naval cadets and officers. arlier yesterday, a baseball team | from the Perry had defeated ona| from the Zane at the Baseball Park. Using both cadets and enlisted men, the Perry nine won, 8 to 5. Bob McKinstry, University of Wash- ington varsity baseball player, star- red. | Other sporting events yesterday| found Juneau's Coast Guard cutter | Tallapoosa defeating the Perry and vhaleboat race, spon- by The Empire, and two Ju- basketball teams winning START NOW! 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