The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, March 26, 1937, Page 8

3 THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, FRIDAY, MARCH 26, 1937. Attendants Are Chosen for Sams, Cheney Nuptials | -\Mother of_BTide Makes| &8 '{ Known Wedding Plans of | Popular Young People " CROSSON IS FLYING il in Jousand| With Mi SITKA, IS REPORT -~ - 50,000 Poum}x "of Halibut st Brought in First Two P “u_\< Hr"'l'nglm teggedy Abel as the only Electra plane is to Juneau from s afternoon, with Pilot osson and Co-pilot Walt Hall the controls. he plane will return t« -| terior after connectig here tol row with the steamer Yukon south. The plane is ¢ about 5 o'clock this s MISS GIOVANETTI 715 i Miss Kathryn Cheney and Mx" PRESENTED WITH GIFT Harry A. Sams, whose marriage will BY CATHOLIC DAUGHTERS | social event of April 2, have §B |chosen as their attendants Mrs. | Rod Darnell, who will be bridesmaid, | nd Mr. John Cheney, brother of 'the bride-elect, who will be best man. ing,} Mrs. Nina Cheney, mother of flu: m Lav-|bride, today announced further : urn | wedding plans. The marriage will be at ine wney aparunenc at ¢ P ‘Iw-!..( k next Friday night. The Rev to-be, fol-{O. L. Kendall of the Metropolitar will br wprise for the bride- 1 I b v ed the regular meeting of the|Methodist Church, will perform the/ ( x organization jceremony which will be followed by > a reception. ; Today's News Today—Empire. In honor of Miss Cheney, who h: made many friends in Juneau since| llx arrival here from Minneapolis ron the nursing staff of St. Ann' al, Mrs. Burford Carmichael ed with a dessert lunch-| con and shower at her apartment! afternoon. The bride-to- | |1 luncheon were Mrs. Mrs. Howard Smbl Blomgren, Mrs, 1 y, Mrs. Charles ein, Mrs. Glen Oakes Mrs. Nina Cheney and the guc ‘m honor. D ‘Ameudment May Retire Judges at Seventy-five Senalon Burke Proposes | Constitutional Amendment on Age, Size of Court WASHINGTON, March 26.—Sen- ator Edward R. Burke, Nebraska, opponent of President Roosevelt's Court Bill, announced today that he would introduce a Constitutional amendment making compulsory the retirement of Judges of the Su- preme Court at 75 years of age. The amendment would be sub- mit A(l to State conventions called s to meet within six would also fix the size rt permanently at nine Comments of a coffee pot “Far be it from me to brag, but a camping irip wouldn’t be completie without me. However, I never lose sighi of the - Se lu(u' Burke announced his plan pfter Dean Young Smith of the Law School testified be- Senate Judiciary Com- in favor of an amendment to Constitution calling for the the compulsory retirement of Judges and sl author for its ted that Congress had call State Conventions ation. fact that my success is due The President’s plan, Dean Smith said, “would threaten tie independ- to the grand cotfee ence of the Supreme Court and v might temporarily impair the con- oured out of me—I'm always fidence of the people in that court. S e e used for Hills Bros.” RUSSIAN SUPPER IS | GIVEN IN HONOR OF MRS. H. 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