The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, March 30, 1938, Page 8

R W LU AL B B 4N T R e R R e N THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 30, 1938. 'MARTHA SOCIETY, Barcelona’s Dead After Air Raids LABOR COUNCIL BAVARDEXPECTS ™UNcitoN meETiNG F Special Session GIVES BACKING SETTLEMENT OF W"‘“‘“”""‘"”“ 0f 0dd Fellows TOH. 1 LUCAS CANNERY STRIKE = - - = To Be Tomorrow 4 MAYORALTY TICKETS NOW IN CITY RACE Seeking ular of 000 1:30 o'clock for dessert | ,,,,, Fhr i N S { luncheon with Mrs. Stacy Norman &b . b, and Mrs. Geo! W. Johnson as co- s b . 5 . Lucas, Krause, Garnick, McCormick, Botelho and Juneau Food Retailer Re-|hostemses. * | Official Visitation Is to Be McKinnon Out for Mayor Westfall Also Sup- | ports Brighter Outlook in | Mis. Ray Peterman vill presideat| Made by Charles Vs . o . , the business meeting and will name —Filings Close Today ported by Council Seattle with New Mayor |standing committees for the yvear.| - “W. Carter _— tainpincs —— Plans for the annual dinner to be| tickets and four The Central Labor Council met Just returned to Juneau trom his’ held on April 20 will be made Juneau and Douglas chapters of for Council in open session last night in Uhion first trip to the States since Jan- .- | the Independent Order of Odd Fel- > municipal Hall and indorsed a plank for Mayor | uary 1936, Nick Bavard, operator { lows are to meet tomorrow evening ction and City Councilmen, of the California Grocery today | in joint session at which Charles W. A Harry Lucas, City Clerk, andecan- | stated that what he had been able |Cuarter, Special Districc Deputy ernoon S mey didate for Mayor, was given almost to learn of the situation while in Grand Master for Alaska, will make o'clock it wa unanimous backing. Seattle led him to believe that, al- — L Lukdiggat “PTeTiation. Clerk’s office. Councilmanic ticket indorsed is|though there is no appearance of The herring that were reported Motion pictures taken by the late re will be one & composed of John McCormick, Em-| agreement at prese the under- running out at Tee Harbor tew Fred Ordway. covering the Interior ol Board met Botelho and Jack Westfall current of opinion in the dispute be- 9ays 8go, are now reported to have Of ka will be shown at the first seek - We back this ticket,” said a Cen- | tween salmon packers and cannery disappeared part of the meeting by Herbert t tral Labor Council member this af- laborers points to an adjustment _Several strip fishing enthusiast Nelf. Following the meeting, re- ternoon, “because it gives us a good | and settlement soon. drove out the road last night to see freshments will be served. All visiting Odd Fellows are in- cross section of property owners, Although nearly all houses in the chance there might be of tying fes business men, and labor sympathi- | Northwest appear to be quite busy, Into salmon, but returned to town vited to be present for the meeting, he People’s ticket is City zers,’ their operators are complaining that reporting “no herring and no sea At which H. Vaughn Callow, who re- rry 1. Lucas ( 7. o PRSP R Lol business is off in all lines, Mr. Bav- lons.” d from the south aboard the tior Mayor. On hi the 4 ard declared following his return But there is a possibility that to- Northland last night, will preside Council are Ralph 1 A i Jflr e"snn 0 e"s trom ‘his - menth’s (n; There is a G8Y'S Warm weather will bring the as Noble Grand. o8 | }'ml‘ decided brightening of outlook in/herring to the surface again—and e o ; Seattle since the recent city elec-| i they do, there may be salmon HESSE RETUR | cear Searchers are shown combing the ruins of a building in Barcelona during a lull in the intensive Rebel bom- I' H tion, However, he said. All classes,| SSUBhG OVEE the week 'end R o A s bardment of the Loyalist capital in which more than a thousand persons were killed. Many victims were businessmen and workers, have great e PR William A. Hesse returned from a Qi lis Creorge, Os- ent buildings that their bodies will never be recovered. This graphic | confidence in the integrity and the Meredith Custard, construction short trip to Ketchikan aboard tho ety | ! Y man, returned from a several weeks Northland. He is Territorial High- ) car Harri and Wyatt Ki buried so deep in the ruins of apartm nicture was flown to London. then transmitted by radio to New York. ability of the newly elected mayor, Arthur B. Langlie. They look to him| way Engineer. Gaslineau MO{O r SCrViCC‘ trip to Seattle on the Northland. A On the Efficiency Ticket arc Frank Garnick for Mayor and with 4 . | . e Al e N g him George Jorgerson and Heor BILLIUNS ARE Ame"ca" F"m FAIL Tn Fan Boasts Complete Modern |p, ity Jobte, an A e O tard will return to his Wrangell A novel shooting gallery, con " Yormer ‘Counciliian: A. ¥, Equnpment—New Olds 1ave the situation well in hand B e e ::hlrl:g ;1‘1 flvl target of on::mTl movi McKinnon is the Citizens' Ticket | Although he and his family ar- o oo me‘;c’mhon N bb ORI game in the forest . seeking the office of Mayor. He has Ba“ne PU an BuDIEs AFTER Complete equipment for all types|<ived in the Northwest just as that toimkerisk etk whéard’ tie N‘m;‘" w; i ?““Od}mvfi into Germar l no Council candidates. § of automotive repair work, and all| ection was running out of a streak .., e SRR ok a BriEF bumm; 2 n‘“; a shot is fired, the film | L Independents for Council seats —_— equipment the most modern of its | of g weather and into a spell of 3 SIS “f;] e a;nd a bright light appear: i are.Lloyd “Kinky” Bi o NEw TAX PLAN BOAT BLflws UP kind, places the Gastineau Motor | rain jhnd cold that lasted all his _ SR ere the bullet hit. g Bothelo, Joe Sprague and Jack WARSAW, Pol Service garage, just opened for busi-| Stay,>Mr. Bavard declared that he s S g ‘| Westfall A il The “Life of Er ness here under the A. B, Hall at|8reatly cnjoyed his trip ! e who have not registered q e i i film starring Pau is banned o v o0 PO Third and Main streets by George On their way south from Juneau, 'S pm. Saturdey to do so. Senate Finance Committee in Poland by the censor on the Continue Search Near Ket- Jorgenson, among the most etficient | the Bavards stopped at ‘Vancouver, ATTENT]ON B. C., where they visited friends for : i t: | | grounds that ce chikan for Victims of of such establishments in the Terri- | ¥ - i h to thoprag_e More rogatory to the pre t tory! |a few days, then continued to Seat- chamher Lu“cheu" quu]danons - # Alaska Chief All electrically operated equip- |tle, Where Mrs. Bavard and children ] e nt includes a Walker lift, with| {riends in that city, while Mr. Bav- LOCAL 871 " WASHINGTON, March 30.—The NAVY PLANE KETCHIKAN March 30, 79000 pounds capacity and large | rd combined business with his va- Tumfl”flw Nuu" Senate Finance Committee has de- Search for th s of the men | °0USh to handle a 157 inch wheel| BEES il RA ;. 1gned a new tax lever which it is o ka Chief tragedy a( base truck and a Weaver “Safety ca : | hoped will pry loose billions of dol- ls M l S S I N G ' r,v'.-: nd m;(.,»“).-»r}-rd:\q ‘hine, capable of checking a five- n:‘:‘ I?;:‘:lrz :"" ;?:"“trd P;:;:“asl‘;" HOTEL & RESTAU NT ] l i lars in frozen capital continues without success, ton vehicle. Other equipment in- or store her e 4 , Regular lunchean meeting of the | *Gomitice members included in Y ! Salmon Bay, char. |Lene” Ubiversal brake-testing ma-| SXESR8 LAt M8 BN FENE 0 o BT g | B Ha &b noon tomarie B Percy's| 0 cax Bill 4n amendment to en- l ered the Pacific Alaska Fish- cludes a Guide Lite headlight tester, cenv,lng n‘ro n;w nfasm d?r i3 re- | ot g e s i sourage liquidation of personal hold- eries, who owned the Alaska Chief, @ VoIt and ammeter for general au- |~ d ¥y le nres! d i (palllmcvm. [ | ter scheduled to preside. Discussion | “*H P 1d the Coast Guard cuter Alert | tomotive electrical testing, the latest| [0/ 'am“ge' 2 et Sc{mr:k e i e e e W Missiscippi, estimated that between —SAN DIE Cal. March 30 Iy resting on a reef about 40 fret Portopower hydraulic unit for body il 8 “vle e];]e 3“! wee ks ”\\dcn SPECIAL MEETING D, e nat Hioway from | WO billion and four billion dollars Navy and ‘Army planes are below wat t low tide the mast is €rting a seven-ton pressure. | N} IB m":;' 'at . ’:'['“3 0 lhilon, oy d Jocked up in such companies and searching for land above the water nd fender rebuilding capable of ex-| T s gttty i R TN Aid that if those companies are en- plane which disappe: between further bodies have been found. Mr. Jorgenson, who is very well| e Mfk S, iy Fam 0y Jrovecd- i ouraged to liquidate, money will here and Palm Springs in bad wea- The body of Earl Hatch was known here as a garageman, hflVing:‘L:"lw llori.landl}lorggox:l. "; Co""';‘“"’ THURSDAY EVENING—8:30 P. M. arlier on the beach. Capt nk been identified with that line here|!Deir stay in the South for a few \ AT UNION HALL ¢ CCC CREW RETURNS flow in’ to trade channels. thy cr the last twelve } days longer. He expects Mrs. Bavard for fifteen e The amendment will permit stock- Aboard the missing land plane Ford, who managed to swim ashore years, HERE FROM LITTLE | nouders to pay capital gains taxes in are Lieut. Comr. Larue Lawbaugh after the Alaska Chief blew up eatly with the Connors Motor Company,|2nd their children to return to Ju- PT. WALTER TODAY n}.m l.’xm;.n;;n»n;\ unn!{;ull» .Imn.-r ind machinist mate E. Key Monday m;n]‘nmu is recovering in ili:};‘d :‘rlx;q;l_hxsl Ch;a!)l::\megt h‘“i2;1‘,‘,3";2:,,?::“,3,‘5&;" fi:ficrl\:til!:r; A't I C . than three. Harrison said the change i B S A R {he hospital here from exposure and been zuthorized by the Dupont il # ks i nee l TR will make liquidation easier through a sprained a Company to render “Duco” service | ¥ith friends in the Rose City. enaance Om’)u sorv-/ Atriving here ot 3 am. today tax payments easier * e Those who are believed to have and is equipped for all type of auto| T R ~ c'ght men employed by the CCC for BAAOS AT THE HOTELS be lost in the tragedy are A. A painting and refinishing | Empire classifieds pay. the past four months on trail, float 3.7 AR L VT e a2 O MeCue, Superintendent of the PAF Assisting Mr. Jorgenson in the op-| - and dock work at Little Port Walter ) BUY IN SITKA — cannery at Kasaan; A. C. Deliman cration of the Gastineau Motor Ser- returned to Juneau aboard the For- gstrom, brother of Elton Eng- Gastineau and Henry Andrews | vice is Jack Howe, who recently ar- est Service vessel Forester srom of the New Eugland Fish C. Milovich; G. McDonald, P - et e A rived from Seattle. Mr. Howe is an| B. F. Aiken, captain of the For- Company, passed through Juneau burg: Earl Thatcher, Ketchikan; -xperienced mechanic, specialized in! * ester, was in charge of the trip. aboard the Northland enroute to Della Rae Shustleff, Portiand, Ore. CAPT. HAWKS BACK carburator and ignition repairs. Returning here were Chester Ganz- Sitka where he will buy for the New | Frank J. McHugh, Seattle; M. Plum- apt. J. C. B. Hawks of the For- ~ mpo Gastineau Motor Service op-| hor, Jack Martin, Jess Rolph, George England Fish Company. mer, Seattle; A. F. Allard, Juneau; est Service warehocuse returned t0 arates in con;lcctiun a service sta- Wells, Robert Turner, Fred Wood - - - J. 8. McCarrey, Salt Lake City; War- | Juneau from the States after hav- 4o for motorists and'ls o Msted Vernon L. Crumpacker, and Emil SITKA VISITOR | ren Manley, Seattle; Fred Welch, ing rec lical care Heslat fok O]d;n;mnlp Thotor éa;s Schmidt Dorothy McNulty of Sitka passed Seattle; Eddie Nelson, Seattle; M - - 2 Tgtast modcl. Oldsmobile mum_"" - -ee {hrough Juneau aboard the North- Custard, Wrangell; V. C. Bingham,| Sam Guyot returned to JUneau geq.n s now on display there havf 420'; Hawailan Holidav, Saturday land after a vacation trip to the Ketchikan; Fred cle. Los An- from Southeast Alaska ports aboard .= iveq the “ . CROWNS TASTE FINER. THAN BLENDS OF “THE OLD DAYS " Seagram asked its staff of ex- perts—men long experienced in judging fine whiskies—to com- pare the taste of famous blended whiskies of the old days—side by side—with Crowns. kies were served in pla No one knew which was which. Every man chose “Richer...smoother...finer tast- ing” was the verdict! Finer taste always wins! Since 5 cmow Seagr BECAUSE THEYRE SEAGRAN’S FIVE CROWN BLEWDED WHISK| SEAGRAN'S SEVEN CROWN BLENDED WHISKEY. The straight whishies in this of Crowns have been s quarts, pints—all sizes. The real reason for th ‘The whis- in glasses. Seagram in 1857. At the bar or whereve buy—think before you di Crowns. 1934, over 129 million bottles old... e finer taste of Crowns is a blending skill—a craftsmanship that dates back to the days of Joseph E. er you rink... say Seagram’s and be sure. ~ 7 crown am’s Copr.1938, Seagram-Distillers Corp., N.Y. s (rown MASTER BLENDED EY. T Be straight whiskies In this produgt are 5 years o more old, 25° straight whiskey, 75% nestral spirits distilled from American grains. 90 PROOF. peoduct are 5 years or_more old, 37Yz% Straight whiskles, 622 % nealral it gistilied from American grains, 90 PROOF. % - THINK W o ik S Sy Seaprams and b S T sgpresersropiom L Man wants Pension For Alaska Militia Service in 1892 Mr. William Best of Grand Rapids, Mich., thinks he has a military pen- sion coming from the Territory and he would like to know how about getting it. | The information contained in a| letter to Alaska Secretary E. W. Griffin from Congressman Carl E.| Mapes of Michigan. Representative | Mapes writes that Mr. Best says he | was appointed and commissioned | a Second Lieutenant in Company | A, First Regiment, Alaska militia,| | on January 22, 1892, by then Gov.| Lyman E. Knapp and as a result oli | such service is entitled to a pension. | | Alaska did have an authorized | militia at the time and it consis- | ed of Company A of Juneau, Secre- | tary Griffin says, but reports of| ;GOV. Knapp fail to show where it ‘was ever an active unit. A certain| sum of money was set aside by Con- gress for the purpose and it finally reached a total of $8,000, none of which apparently was spent for mil- itary purposes. In his report of 1892, | Gov. Knapp, the record shows, made | a request that the $8,000 be expend- |ed for making the militia active but nothing ever came of it. Mr. Best has small chance to get | his pension in view of the record the Secretary says. ‘% 193 ON DISPLAY AT THE e ’ : TOURING SEDAN—"> B color; with tan-mixture cloth upholstery. Gastineau Motor E Service NOW OPEN FOR BUSINESS | at Third and Main Streets | TELEPHONE 727 'H. VAUGHN CALLOWS | " RETURN FROM VISIT H. Vaughn Callow, Noble Grand of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows, returned to Juneau from al | visit in Seattle, accompanied by Mrs. | callow, arriving here aboard the Northland last night. Mr. and Mrs. Callow have been visiting with relatives in Seattle and vicinity. Sub-station clerk for the Standard Oil Company here, he has been in the south for the past five weeks. Mrs. Callow visited in the States for three months. —————— Lode and placer location notices for sale at The Empire Office. WE SPECIALIZE IN: BRAKE and LUBRICATION Service All latest, most modern and efficient, garage equip- ment, including power-hoist, brake and head light test- ing machines, has its part in our shop—making it— “BETTER FOR EVERY REPAIR PURPOSE.” “Alaska™ by I e e ———————————————————— e —————————— b it o 2 - - . P J— R — u-eu-'f D.” Henderson.