The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, April 13, 1938, Page 8

MAIL LEAVING HERE ON MAY 3 Date Advanced from April 26 for Juneau-Fairbanks Service, Wile Reports Postmaster Ale ed today that air m ervice { Juneau to Fairbenks via Walles horse v om Juneau cn 3 instead of April 26, as previow announced. Information on tic tarting was received in the last mail by the Postmaster from J. E. Lamiell, Director of t ion of International Postal Cachet stanmips to ers in red have been Postmaster, ur plarning to wd first cover J them in ear All cove coming from the States should be in mail in time to cateh the st T April leaving Scattl? April 23 and 27, he said A celebration to mark the even is bein Chamber of planied tlie Comuierce. - e COMMUNION SUNDAY TO BE OBSERVED AT BREAKFAST BY C.D.A. Obeervation of Natonzl C uhion Sunday of the Daughters of America will y the local CD.A mi- Catholic be Court of the Little Fiowe Yreaklast to be given on May 1 in the Parish Hall, for which 2vent arrangements ure now being made Mis. T.J. J bsen and Mrs. A, J Goodman were appointed on the breakfast committee at the meeting of the CD.A. last nizht by Mrs Walter G. Hellan, Grand Recent Mris. E. C. Herren, Mrs. J. Arthur White, and Mrs. G, H Walmgley were appointed cn the table commil far the event Plans were also made for the card party to be given by the C.D.A. or April 29, and in charge of ar ments will be Mrs. Miles Godkir chairman, Mrs. V. L. Hoke, and Mrs Jack Harrington. The next sewing meeting of (b CD.A. will be held a weck from Thursday at the home of Mrs. J J Connors it was announced at h meeting last night. Initiation will be held on May 10. - BOUND OV Mike Zamora has been bound over to the grand jury by Commissicn- er’s court in Petershurg on charge of arson, according to word to the U. § Marshal's office today. EENRIEEAS TETEIIIREESRENRERARNRERENNAA) NOW ON and handsomely shown, and what is more, ally low. A wide variety of styl from: Gree THE NEW SIMMONS Daveno is outstanding. Here is the last word in convenience. The grace and charm of an overtsuffed Chesterfield with the added features' of a comfortable gtorage space for bedding. EIEEE R YRR TN A IR R N AT IR AR SAYENE (NRREEENEEE PR NRNREVE RIS SN ER AT IR ARG NURBEITEE The utility features o and the beauty of RE AR RSN RREEEREUSL IR RETIE THE NEW LIVING ROOM SUITES rust, brown, wine and FOR COMFORT, BEAUTY AND STYLE MEDIATOR AND New Key, Industrial Peace UNION LEADER Civic Project Brings to Ohio City Tri1e jruce Following Laber Troubles By MAURICE MERRYFIELD C )0, O., April 13.—Second anniversary of “The Toledo Plan 1y provides additional proqf of the eflicacy of this system in bring- ing peace to a city which has had more than its share of industrial trouble in the past During the past two program instituted to b years the 1 the preaches in Toledo's economic struc- wure, has worked out with surpris- ing success, brought about indust- 1l solidarity, stimulated civie pride 'nd contributed to the prosperity of the Ohio metropolis. At one time—and not so long ago tew cities in United States had a enviable reputation than Tol- DISPLAY ‘ are without doubt, the most attractively designed & upholstered that we have ever they are priced exception- and colors to select : sERREIEENE BZNEER full-sized bed, and large f a STUDIO COUCH a DAVENPORT. /s . Sce these NEW ARRIVALS now on display! e e u-Young Hardware Co. ' : church 1le: i It has no power to force cither Scene at former strike name of be- industry edo. It had acquirec ing a difficult t where industry wn for ed frequently. The situation finally became so acute that a group of representative and conscientious cit- izens took it upon themselves to do one PREDICT PEACE Praposal Based on @leney's Plan of 1936 Wage and Fact Finding Commission (Continued from Page One) and Bellingham unts of the Fishermen’s Union, rs made no comment re- the amendments. Seattle Al Ps garding HOPEFUL SIGN hopeful sign that the wage di » may be over was the radio received this morning by Gov. John W. Troy {rom Senator Norman R Walicer, cf Ketchikan, who has been representing Alaska at the Seattle Most His telegram, filed last night fol- 1 3 an evening conference, said ‘Swell news in temorrow’s dis- Too excited to give de- ACTION A SEATTLE, Ap T3P M 13—Arthur I rt cutive Secretary of the Canned Salmon Industry and i sman for the canners, said this morning that the operators would meet at 3 p.m. today to take final action upon the peace pro- posal between the industry and the labor unicns Should a settlement be react the qu Jurisdietion ov 1y workers remains but the nal Labor Relations Board if ccking the membership lists the AFL and CIO unions, each claiming jurisdiction and the check is expected to be completed late today. - - CAPTAIN JACKSON TO GIVE SERMON TOMORROW NOON “The Agony of the Garden” will be the topic upon which Captan Stanley Jackson of the Salvation something about the matter. And AmY will speak tomorrow from The Toledo.Plan resulted 1% p.m. until 12:30 p.m. at the North- Mol Foierad Dlan ern Light Presbyterian Church as 2 7 50 ¢ a part of the Holy Week Service. Edward F. McGrady, former as- his noon, the Rev. O. L. Ken- sistant Sec edit for e wry of Labor, deserves ablist The Toledo Plan. It is no magic formula but a sensible and simple solution to the industrial diiticulties which once paralyzed Toledo and cost the city millions of dollars, Under its dall discussed “The Plot of the Je' and Judas.” The services are pre- ented by the Juneau Ministerial Association. tion is merely to take under con- ideration and advise when differ- IS 0 hORTL (Rag At of opinion arise between em- SOIBRSN ek (8 SHLMfRd. Withly and employer. Its lack of irbitrating labor disputes In the gj.¢atorial power has been no handi- lty. The Board comprises 18 cap to the board, however, hecause cmbers, including five labor men, 1, officiency with which ‘it~ has wminated by the Toledo Central gyyciicned and its past successes in Labor union; five employers who gyoigin enployer-employee di are picked tie of com- putes has built up community con- ucree, and eight members-at-large. figence in the plan and has obtained In the latter group are NOW NUM- excellent results. bered two lawyers, two judges, two and the count Since its inceptior board has handled approxiny 150 nearly 70 per cent of wi have been settled without the matter coming to a strike. One of the maj- or advantages of the plan is that that machinery of the board is al- case: in operation. When a crisis develops, it is not nece ) to set up an emergency agency to handle the dispute. As a result the difficulty comes up for discus- sion and differences are aired and adjusted before the matter gets out eof hand. In shori, potential strikes are nipped in the bud Labor indorse: dea There is no arbitary or. autocr: ic authorily invested in the boa At- de Its func- to abide by its decision. “Juneau’s Old- est Exclusive Shoe Store” Not only has the idea been given the in and co-operation it has won'en- support from the ranks Francis J. Dillon, Ameri- Federation of Labor official, e been most favorably im- sed with the present attitude those in charge of Toledo’s in- " dustries and mercantile enterprises. There can be no question but that there is ccming in the City of Teledo a fundamental and significant transition in industrial relations.” - e TURKEY DINNER At {he Presbyterian Church Par- lors Wednesday, April 20, by the Martha Society. Adults 75 cents children under 12, 50 cents. adv. - The Empire c Try results. WARD STREET: . THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 13, 1938 ANNUUNGE AR Toledo Plan May Provide sifieds fu!“ This four box for goxjoon sles A mcdern thirly-rcom hestelry now beand Clipp e between San is cquipped with all ccnveniences of a mainland ca “Breadway” and a pertion of ene ol A similar hetel has been built on Midway. stands on ihe Uny mid-Pacific islet of Wake, third stcp on b Man’k Simple in censtructien, the cdifice nevertheless. shews the main portico on Wake's ner can be seen on the roof. Ame Airways ncisco and An air cenditiol by the Pan the (wo long, low wings. They ar: Svstem. operated n DR. S. CHEIFETZ EASTERN STAR ~ MYSTERIOUS COMPLETES TRIP Director of Maternal and Child Health Work Re- FLEET SEEN, PHILIPPINES ANNIVERSARY 1S 0BSERVED ports, May Day Programs | Thne wenty-iitin o vy U, S. Warships and Army A2 meeting of the Order of Eastern Pl ¢ Dis bon Dr. Sonia Cheifetz has returned | Star was held last evening in the anes ls[falc ed to to Juncau today, after a trip through Scottish Rite Temple where 21 past Make bearch Southeast Alaska in behalf of Ma- ternal and Child Health work. Dr Cheifetz’s itinerary included matrons and ‘patrons of the Order were horored The minutes of the'first meeting MANILA, April 13.—United Stat- es warships, acting with American wrangell, Ketchikan, Hyder, Wack- of the lodge, April, 1914, were read '+ and Gravina Island. The three as n special feature of the gathering, and Philippine Army planes, are latter communities have no local and presiding during the evening-said by reliable sources, to have been ssician and school health work was Mrs. Edward Sweeney, Worthy | dispatched to investigale the mys was included in the extended serv- Matron. Corsages were presented to lerious fleet of 22 destroyers and ice the Past Matrons and boutonnieres | tenders reported to have been secn In all the above communities Dr.| Were given to the Past Patrons off the the Gulf of Davao, Southern Cheifetz conferred with the loca Harry Jensen was installed as Philipp on Sunday, Monday May Day chairmen and reports en- sentinel during the meeling. Re- and day. thusiasm for this year’s Territorial May Day program. Mrs. E. M. Goddard, chairman of the May Day Child Health Day pro- gram in Ketchikan, has appointed as members of a committee to as- sist her, Mayor J. A. Talbot, Dr D. L. Cramer, H. R. Kelly, Mrs. Wik fro day cake shaped served during the evening, with Mrs M. S. Reaber in MEN BACK FROM Japanese Vicé-Consul Kihara dis. claimed any knowledge of the pres ence of Japanese war vessels off the Philippine coast however. Two United States destroyers are reported to have been diverted from routine cruise to French Indo- China to hunt for the reported “tor- shments, including a large birth- s a star, w rge. - - - STATES TO SPEAK ign” fleet L. Allen, Miss Frieda Khriebel, Mrs. ! o8 g W. B. King, Rev. Roy Mason, George AT C.C. LUNCHEON ETg R J. Beck and Mrs. W. R. Seliridge i Daggers shaped from reindeer Mrs. John Coulter is May Day A. E. Karnes, Commissioner of gpiers occur among the earliest chairman in Wrangell and Mrs, Education, Tke P. Taylor, Chief En-| yojiccof man Andrew Johnson is the Petersburg chairman, A meeting of the Juneau May Day-Child Health Day committee will be held tomorrow afternoon in the office of the Territorial De- partment of Health, with Dr. Chei- fetz and Mrs. Florine Housel, chair- mau, presiding - BASKETBALL MEN OF JUNEAU HIGH TOHOLD BANQUET Junpau High School basketbail players will be honored al the an- nual basketball banquet to be given Friday evening at Percy's Cafe, be- rinving at 7 o'clock. Coach W. P. Hautala is in char of the evening. - -oe - HELD FOR POCKET-PICKING Jim Gilkey T been arrested by the U. 8. Marshal's office and is beipg held in the Federal jail on a charge of pocket-picking. Gilkey 's alleged to have taken a watch frem Jim Zharanoff, acc the complaint. Both are of Juneau. e Ice hockey is said to date from the eighteenth-century. - ..be serenely correct in HOLEPROOF * They'll add the final effective note of charm to your new Easter costume . . . these exquisite Sheers by Holeproof. Their clear, dull sheerness is subtle flattery to alluring legs . . . slim, sleek ankles. In the newest authentic colors . . . sl.oo pair s ot no extra rost: Quality Doubly Certified by Good Housekeeping and Better Fabrics Testing Bureau The FAMILY SHOE STO LOU : HUDSON, Manager gine sion, and R. L. Bernard, Vice Presi- dent and Business Manager of The Empire, the of t morrow in Percy's Cafe, according to Sec- relary R H Diseussion of Lridge improvement uled MORLEY Jack ‘imekeeper on the city projects at Monday meeting as previously announced. Frank Morley keeper being employed Today's News Today.—BEmpire. r of the Alaska Road Commis- = e have been invited to tell Juneau Chamber of Commerce r recent trips Outside at to- luncheon of the Chamber Steven: the Salmon Creck plan is sched- > IS ONLY WORK TIMEKEEPER Lang w not named a work relief City Council is the only time- - = ' Here are some thrifty tips on how to make your Easter dinner a complete success . . . be sure to serve PEERLESS baked goods. TRY OUR RUSSIAN e EASTER BREAD with fresh lemon RICH and No Extracts Used. FOOD-FILLED GOOD FOR GOOD FRIDAY - HOT CROSS BUNS The traditional Fresh LEMON CAKE 2 white layers deliciously: filled lenten bread— HThey're Delicious” —They're Enjoy the refreshing goodness of Schilling Tea! Made from choice tea leaves, it always gives you a clear, delicious cup —delicate in both flavor and aroma. Remember, Schilling Tea is protected and kept fresh sealed package. Peerless Bakery 41 START WORK TODAY ON FOUR CITY PROJECTS $14,000 to Be Spent on Re- taining Walls Under Em- ergency Relief Setup Forty-one men’ started work this under the supervision of nginder Milton Lagergren cn four wall construction projacts (e city which are the first of the new emergency relief program uidertaking calls for an ex of $14,000, the city fur- ishi 200 in hapa of mat- track hire, equipment and porvicicn and the balance, $9,800 f I r, furr ed by the Federal Go nm-nt under the Works Pro- gress A istration. The men will be paid the regular city scale of £5 pir day nt plans call for them working two days per weck under rotation plan, the City Engineer said One timekeeper two truck driv- ers, four foremen 34 laborers bcgan the proj is morning which are expected to be compleicd and in about six weeks. They mciudz retaining walls at st and Dixon; Sixth Street, betwecen Muin end o) 1 Sevenih ersection and Alder betw the Avenue catter Tract d; Dixon, and Ninth, and Evergreen Street in SEATTLE FIRM WINSCONTRACT IN ANCHORACE MacDonald Construction Company Is to Build NCVV SCh()()l Word was announced in Juncaa today that the MacDonald Construc- tion Company of Seattle has been awarded the contract for construc- tion of the new school building m Anchorage. J. G. Shepard, PWA engineer-in-- pector, left several days ago to be present in Anchoraze at the open- ing of the bids. L. D. Kelsey, PW.A engineer-inspactor, will lea for Anchorage toward the end of ihe month to be the PWA representi- tive for the construction work. inan attractive, red cellophane- HOME-BAKED BUTTER COOKIES SWEET ROLLS - DOUGHNUTS These and many more delicious products from the At Your Grocer’;