The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, September 2, 1937, Page 8

WORKMEN'S ACT WILL BE TESTED IN COURT HERE Constitutionality of Alaska Law Questioned in In- dustrial Deaths R Wi Test suit on the Alaska men’s Compensation Act, pas: 1633 amended in 193 pected up shortly trict court Jame and to come D orney General naming Mining all the ion of ation Act 1935 Legislature. Under the ands, the ed cut, payment en th ces. If the em he ix cases in the Compar inve Workr amend ndustrial de 5 u M MER SESSION. While their husbands sweltered in at n| the nation's capital, these wives of congressmen kept lhxr;m\ nnm F THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE THURSDAY SEPT. 2, 1937. onade before a plunge. Left to right, Mrs. John J. N. M.; Mrs. D. Worth Clark, Pocatello, Ida., and |Council in the ‘city, parade PARADE PLANS' 'FOR LABOR DAY SHOW PROGRESS Plans for and dance of the Labor Day p'\mde the Central Labor | are progressing to final stage under the direction of Walt Hickey, chairman of the committee in charge. | Several orchestras will be sta- tioned on several trucks, two of which have already been obtained, during the parade, which will form | at the Juneau Lumber Mills at 10 o'clock next Monday morning A float is planned by each local Hickey said. Because of the necessity for getting all the organizaticns and floats lined up, Hickey urged all paraders to as-| semble half an hour before the pa- rade i heduled to get under way. | The Carpenters’ local, of which Hickey is a member, has passed a ruling that every member in the city not parading in the Labor Day will be essed $5 fine. will be made by the Speeches OFF THE RECORD. While Princess Juliana of Holland was posing for the court photographer, her husband. Prince Bern- hard, sneaked this candid camera study of the attractive heiress to the throne in the land of windmills and dykes. Seaman Swims Ashore After | Vessel Smks Relates How F relghler Tar— pon, with 25 Clinging, i Goes Down Off Florida PANAMA CITY, Fla, Sept. 2— Seaman Adley Baker today swam ashore here with the news that the Gulf Coast freighter Tarpon sunk several miles off East Pass at 8:45 a. m. yesterday. He said 25 men were aboard. He believed many of them reached shore were picked vessels. drowned. He saw Captain W. G. Barrow and ‘“most of the crew” were clinging to the wreckage when' he started swimming, He said the anpon encountered bad weather out of Pensacola and began listing to starboard. Yester- day a strong wind aided him in the up by other Baker said he knew one negru' ! Elaine Russell | Chosen “Miss American Legion" at the last national beauty con- test of the organization, pretty Elaine Russell of Oxford, Miss., will head the veterans' parade when the national convention on $1,800 ar to the T but one parent under argument where there arc the Territory holdin yer those employing pay t ent s delegate for each local pn “Union Objectives,” following the parade If weather is good, this will be held at Triangle Place. Otherwise, it will goes to the The - point volves cases depender that emp five or more pers Territor the full $4.000, after funeral ¢ deducted, in those wve it Mrs. Harry B. Coffee, Chadron, Neb. | | ELNORE JAHNKE IS be held in Union Hall HONOREE AT PARTY MRS RUSSE”‘ Lt el T “‘m r'u;"\[ RETUHNS FRUM Em;m with orchestras furnished by union dance halls donating music = 180 far, Hickey said, he has lined up |the orchestras of the Northern Beer Parlor, City Club, City Cafe |Capital Cafe. The dance will |free to all union members and their wives, with refreshments being serv- - led afterward i Traffic Manager for Mar- ot Shownw ot \uluu'n | A committee meeting will_be held ine Airways, a newly-established {prior to the affair to polish off position for the air concern. Modes Tomorrow night hon- pense: lere no dependent the act ke, who will are 3 part of September case ; 2 ird Maurier, who recently ar- today assumed du- the employee 1 Constitution: questioned Bdw of 100l m the States. d in Juneau, > COUNCIL iOMORROW NIGHT pirthday at that) casion, the Jonas |details,” Hickey said. Mr. Maurier has had wide exper- SR U O jence in traffic operation, having formerly been associated with the Lincoln Electric Company’s traffic department in Cleveland. He later| was in the traffic branch of HIL‘ same firm in Los Angeles Mr. Maurier will take charge tbe routing of plan and the bus- iness details of various plane ac-| ommodations for Marine A.n\\u\\“ Crgipen First re meeting of the decorated with month for the City Council held at 8 o'clock tomorrow in the Council Chambers. On tine business is scheduled z to officials “Alaska” by Lester D. Henderson. will be flov evening The guests rou- the evening accord- at ve presented tractive lunc o'clock. BUGAS RETURNS FROM INTERIOR John B G-man in d following cards during which several gifts were An at- at 12 Following tive weeks spent in the leading Pacific Coast style centers, attending fashion week showings in Seattle, Portland, San Francisco, Los Angeles and Hollywood, Mrs. Le- ota Russell, operator of the Juno| Sample Shop, has returned here | with a stream of new gowns, coats and other fall wardrobe items flow- ng north right behind he; Mrs. Russell already has an ex-| tensive selection of the latest in attire for fall now in her shop for viewing by Juneau misses and ladies after tomorrow morning. Included are dresses, capricious coats an and enticing sports clo Ac valic “It 100 milady Jahr served to 1 0 has served as aska since the opening of Justice office months ago, re- Juneau this afterncon n Jur RO P ey turned t PAA Ele word wa 4 here yes that B w l‘l be transfe o the Brimingam, Ala. of shortly. This in the nature of a promotion D. S. Hostetter, of South Caro- lina, arrived here on the Alaska af- |ter being stationed in the Seattle office for a number of months, and greeted Mr. Bugas. - - Today’s News Toauy.—Emplre. by b; v day ats. ording to Mrs. Russell’s obser- from the fashion sources: as though the keynote to appearance this fall will ell-fitted foundation garment the new pencil silhouette and ; also with the high- waistline of all the Directoire. | One must have curves and cor- J re,” Mrs. Russell declares. e rather short, but are| more feminine than usual. is the leading color note, with r Green, Port-Hole red, and as the better ‘high shades. 1on also ordains that “the styles for hats will be ‘off- the-face’ profile berets and high- crown togues. Most of them are worn with full-draped veils. All are very flattering 5 In coats,” as Mrs. Russell has the belted waistlines with irts are most popular among people, but the wrap- ind and swagger coats still considered smart styles.” - DUNNS SAILING Dunn, former Clerk of Court here who now lives in Pasa- dena, and Mrs. Dunn who have been in Alaska on a visit are sail- ing on the North Sea for Ketchikan they will spend a week or two before going south to their home seals idie John Hop on the Magic Carpet SUCCESS Modern business is organized around a liberal credit plan. It’s good on to... FEIZIIITTSISEETEESEESIRNNNARANNRN FOR HOME OR BUSINESS B SERVICE and REPAIRS CE o8 l;'f:f Have a Phone 34 home-made cake / Our Refrigeration Expert, JOUN HOUK, ;s equipped to give you Quick, Efficient at reasonable cost. F FESINIENITENNINERTERNLN You are daily urged to use your credit freely. business. BUT REMEMBER... 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Sitka and Mll leave Juneau Mon- 'of Mrs. J. C. Thomas on the Gla- b }cwr Highway. w |d M k t ‘ e Seven Months of Year | |some strange turn of events L¢ Celebrating ner fifth birthday, more than it sold in world markets | comfort. ithe Olds Home on Fourth and Har- ment report. |ley that would make any housewife’s yellow was carried out in decora- Both imports and exports have in-| 8 dry ice refrigerator. i T B Ass'c!atlu" | ternoon, and many lovely prizes were (09,000. Imports rose from $589,-! {given. The honoree was the recip- ! |Rundell, Billy Schmitz, Eddie | Walthers, Margaret Gianacos, Lil- | of the Tuberculosis Association will s Sinclair, Shirley Olds, Marjorie Texas YSIclan decide the objectives of the Tu- oree, Donna Jean Olds. | ials of the Civilian Conservation Orr Dunbar, repre- for sale at The Empire Office. will be discharged during this month |cessfully performed & posthumous another three years, but with lim-|twins, who were still alive this The national forest system no\v‘ died of Iwart trouble prior to IIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlIIlllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIHIIIIIII'] DISCOUNT ON ALL SALES LOOSE LEAF BINDERS—9x11— CHALK CRAYONS—8 Sticks WHITE COTON VESTS—4 to 15 15¢ RAYON BLOOMERS VALOR HOSE—Children—pair SHIRTS and SWEATERS PAPER NAPKINS 120 for 15¢ —long swim but he didn’t know how sentative of the National Tubercu- he made it won the right to head the line of MAURIER NAMEB march by winning the recent na- meeting in a consultive capacity. She arrived Sunday night from u s B“ys Mu[e TRAFFIC MAN, [ v sumen e ‘N AVY B MBEH Ketchikan. She is the house gucst Tha" sa”s I“ ( and | E. M. Polley will preside at U)-! HAvE BUMFBRT night’s meeting ‘ D i ‘Donna Jean mds {Imported $144,819,000, i More than Exported First WASHINGTON, Secpt. 2—If Un- H Party Hun“re |cle Sam’s naval aviators should by WASHINGTON, Sept. 2. — The!called on to bomb any foreign cities, \United States bought $144,819,000 | they would do their work in solid |Miss Donpa Jean Olds entertained the first seven months of the year,| The latest “flying boat” bomb- of! yesterday at an enjoyable party at according to a Commerce Depart-| €T developed by the Navy has a g s, | This compares with similar bal- eves shine. It's complete with el A pretty color motif of green and ance of only $24,000,000 a year ago. tric stove, water distiller and even tions and refreshments. creased substantially. Exports have| There's also a telephone system Games were played during the af- climbed from $468,000,000 to $1.803- aboard. 000,000 to $1,948,000,000. L H fent of a mumber of gifts. | i Rare u Bramm Tfl Megt Tumght Present at the party were Jackie 1 Brostrom, Chester Zenger, Patty ccc TU BE | Is Pannrmad hy Members of the Boara of Directors|lian Nielson, Bobby Jean Lew, Mil- lie Harris, Sylvia Anderson, Lela y meet tonight at 8 o'clock at the | Territorial Health Department to Snell, Jerry Brostrom and the hon-! 2 \ WASHINGTON, Sept 2.—0ff|c-i berculosis Association for the sale of RIS L KINGSVILLE, Texas( Sept. Z— Christ this year. Lode and placer location notices Corps said approximately 75,000 men Dr. D. A. Harrison reported he sue- =— - in order to comply with the Act OHCaefiarlan operation upon the wife Congress extending the CCC for|of a tenant farmer and delivered . ited enrollment. !moming, T e D | Mrs. George Conde, 41, the moth- jer, contain 170,000,000 acres. ‘the Caesarian operation. BESIDES LOWEST PRICES RECEIVE DURING THIS SALE OF $1.00 OR OVER FILLER PAPER—7x9 . .2 for 5¢ with 50-sheet filler PENCIL TABLETS GLUE and PASTE PAINT BOXES—10 Colors CRYOLAS—8 Sticks PENCIL BOXES—REAL VALUE COMBED YARN PANTS— Pink—6-12 LISTERINE TOOTH PASTE . LISTERINE ANTISEPTIC, 1% oz....10c JEANS and OVERALLS—3 to 15.... 95¢ . BOYS’ CORDS—3 to 16 $1.50 and $1.95 OF QUALITY - CREPE TABLECLOTH, £2x52 MANY OTHER ITEMS—LOOK THEM OVER AND COMPARE! Sc to SALE—Sept. 7 to Sept. 9 inclusive N » i h