The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, February 6, 1939, Page 8

N MADEBY FDR . TURNED DOWN Senate RejrediérFond Rob- erts fo be Federal-Judge in Virginia | TWO SENATORS PUT | UP PERSONAL FIGHT President Irfir{ds to Write5 Letter-Intimates It Will Be Good WASHINGTON, Feb. 6 The Benate, by a vote of 72 to 9, has re- jected President Roosevelt's nomina- tion of Floyd Roberts, of Virginia, to be a Federal Judge Senators Glass and Byrd object to the appointment and the Senate Judiciary Committee disapproved of the nomination by a vote of 13 to 3 Senators Glass and Byrd both Thomas R. Amlie A Senate battle was foreseen as result of the President’s nomination | of Thomas R. Amlie, former Pro- | to-three count which testified that the nomination was “personally offensive” to them President Roosevelt told the newsmen at a conference later that he will write a letter to Roberts which will be right interesting White House aides said the Pres- gressive representative from Wis- consin, to the Interstate Commerce Commission. During his three terms in the House, Amlie spon- sored a constitutional amendment | to give the federal government, through Congress, the right to take over private business through emi- jdent might prepare the letter to- pent domain day to be released by the White House. Senator Glass, when asked if the vote on rejection of the nomina- tion pleased him, drawled: “I think it should have been unanimous.” : ————————— - Saved at Sea Ninety-two years ago, historians record, Montana Indians “were greatly awed by the spectacle” of | the first wagon in that territory. Peter Lomphrey with two Jesuit priests and scouts made up the! party. 1 Italy Wants Him Back Jermilinda Briones, flying senorita | rom Ecuador, owes her life to a 'reighter, which she sighted as her uel gave out on a Havana-Key Nest flight. Her cockpit plane sank mmediately following her rescue. der mechanic was saved with her. Professor Enrico Fermi, Italian physicist who won the 1938 Nobel Prize for discovery of radioactive -ub;nne::. is pictured in the labo- Missouri dairy herd improvement associations estimate cost of feed represents only 50 per cent of the expense of keeping a cow. The other 50 per cent goes for overhead, de- preciation, interest and labor. ratory Columbia University, New York, where he will teach. Italian scientists denied reports Fermi would not return to Italy be- cause of anti-Semitic laws there, ATTENTION—IMPORTANT MEETING L. H.C.B.C.L.—LOCAL 13% EMPLOYMENT DISCUSSION ALL MEMBERS REQUESTED TO BE PRESENT A.F.L.HALL MONDAY, Feb. 6, 7:30 P. M. Neither rich nor poor f: more gloom into I IT IS USELESS Tfl in darkn et SMILE f 193 15254060 W IF LAMPS 20c 75-100 W IF LAMPS 35c 100150 W CL LAMPS 80c 200 W CL LAMPS 80c ALASKA ELECTRIC LIGHT & JUNEAU DOUGLAS DAY BY DAY Satisfaction IN THE DARK COMPARE THESE PRICES Use Edison Mazda Lamps Al THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, MONDAY, FEB. 6, 1939 'BILL IN THE SENATE NOW Cochran Bill Would Close Election Day Sale- No Hard Liquor Another liquor bill was introduced in the Senate today, this one by Senator O. D. Cochran of Nome who voted on the short end of the five- passed the Walker cocktail measure last week. Cochran’s measure, Senate bill No. 32, makes it unlawful to sell liquor on any general, special or primary election day until after the polls have closed. Another section of the bill is in direct conflict with the Walker mea- sure and its enactment no doubt would throw the matter into the courts. The provision is “nor shall such licensee permit the drinking of hard or distilled liquors by any person upon the premises covered by his license.” The Walker bill, now before the House, expressly permits selling of | hard liquor by the drink. 1 First Cochran Bill The Cochran bill, incidently, is the first piece of legislation introduced by the Second Division Senator. All other Senators have bills pending. | Senator James Patterson of Vel- dez introduced today Senate joint memorial No. 4, which urges Con- gress to enact Delegate Anthony J.1 Dimond’s bill to extend provisions | of the Federal highway act to Al- aska, Senator Patterson also is author | of another measure introduced to-| day as a substitute for Senate joint | memorial No. 2, after that had been | withdrawn. The memorial, asking | You'll enjoy these three starsin “WINGS OF THE NAVY” A Cosmopolitan production re- leased by Warner Bros. coming soon to your local theatre. % GEORGE BRENT % OLIVIA de HAVILLAND % JOHN PAYNE - allypy that gives millions More Pleasure Combination Federal aid in exterminating wolves, | TH o ptir R g e o . . . and millions of people before and after the tional Park and in the Katmai and ' 3 Glacier Bay National Monuments | show are getting more pleasure from the hkappy ‘ where no predatory animal control | combination of mild ripe American and Turkish | is now exerted, changes the previous i 5 4 measure by lesving out an appeal to| tobaccos found in Chesterfield. Governments for their aid in the war ) I 2 O g t is the exact way these tobaccos are com- | olf Bounty ! ? | Jelt bouniies wer to be the it ‘ S ‘ I I ‘ bined together that makes Chesterfields milder . 15C! 10] nis al 2etle ) . . of ine Senate Committee on Pish- and gives them a more pleasing taste and 1 eries, Game and Agriculture, when | k) . . . . . g o) that group took up House bill No. 1 ...the blend that can’t be copzed aroma. This exact combination is found in no 3 which provides a $30 bounty on| * i St other cigarette. e B Bt s 0 T | ... the RIGHT COMBINATION of the . tory. | ’ . ’ jou wil h re B cotiets pak e e Tl v e | world’s best cigarette tobaccos When you try them you will know why Cheste ceived today by the Serate from the, fields give millions of men and women more ‘anana Valley Sportsmen’s Associa- | . > tion, which wrote that the bill dis- el smoking pleasure . . . why THEY SATISFY i inales oatnst the Fourth acd |/ CoPToPK 1639, Liscirs RMEGTENCo Go: Second Divisions, where trappers " - SRR % ) BRI R AT R now get from $35 to $40 just for the it would cost the Territory to have e wolt pelts. |it printed.” SToCK QUOTATIONS A Senators today clearly showed Senators Henry Roden of Juneau their sympathies for Territorial of- and James Patterson of Valdez also ¥ s ficials who have been critized for eXpressed themsclves as against the N[E\g' YOrRli,l F;:o' J& Ck::f;g‘ incurring deficiencies. Four of six Drager measure. q:\:c: t‘::iao is :: aAmu::z:n Can " Senators who spoke in connection _ Bupporters of the resolution were Cf " o4 Libis s Power 3% with Representative Carl Drager's Sematar Victor C. Rivers of Fair- QA' Am? cazr’;‘ pi Be‘::l h ‘::ers[e;i Houee joint resolution No, 2, “ab- Panks who said that unless some SB"‘“m(’; eyl i edeSO i clishing” deficlency appropriations Such measure were passed it would ‘.C or?movr‘x,wiei;“ o },l Cerr_ and requiring officials to cease ex- be no use for the Legislature to % © w‘“;‘:i A',?—,: cgmnmf", fiot‘érs - penditures after funds are exhaust- Make appropriations, but “might ;l;‘: ;ngwmauon;f ;,:n‘.iest“ 58 ed, were against the measure. | just as well write out a blank check & . 7%, New York Cent l |to these officials” and Senator Hennecott Sloh, W Tork, Uensig e Deficlencies Discussed | 1, Northern Pacific 11%, Safe- | Senator LeRoy Sullivan said that Cochran who declared “a slap on the Stores 387, Southern Pacific “unless we find that officials have Wrist is not enough; we should turn | o= o b sga:é; Steel 59% , Brem- : misappropriated funds or absconded | these naughty children over our ot R Lo Tening ‘s 6814 with money I don't see how we can knees and spank them.” ¥ 3 : ) o do anything about these deficiencies Pioneers’ Home Bill 7 S = S except to vote for them and like it.” jatin, oW, e A“"‘“-'E'bm He characterized the Drager mea-| Senate bill No. 28, appropri g The following are today’s W, slish sh Lk Bt only s dls th $150,000 for construction of an ad- Jones averages: Industrials 145.03, wrisi and with 10 real effect: | | S0 001 t08 ] SOUEERRERIRE 8t | rulle 3025 DUISREDS “The officials are only doing Lhekr'sm?a recelve? a0 ‘:,Bs;-r mgmg‘::,: P duty in carrying out their prescribed ::‘tmw: e ]im’s Dad on Relief tasks Senator Joe Hofman sald.| "gouce bill No. 14, the department- fsco and 1506 miles from © We in the Legislature aren't for-| ., qorioiency measure, passed by the DISTANCE TO GUAM which is 5053 miles from San l‘nn:d o N rateoved. tune tellers and when we have to " i Manila, may fizure in debate. Here is Sumay and the harbor (background) wi may make apbropintions two years. B second rendm_g without a word being \ 2 iy advance we should allow some flex- u;?h: “&“flu"}ecemd from B. D. ; ‘r:)xlx]x:i In the expenditure of those gewart, Commissioner of Mines, a | b memorandum detailing his traveling When Senator C. H. LaBoyteaux | gypenges for the past biennium. asked whether “any of the depart-| mp. genate adjourned until 2 ments ever have any money left oo’ tomorrow afternoon. r at the end of the biennium,”, - ~ \ator Sullivan quoted several such $ instances but admitted they were rare. p “Not Worth $100” Senate President Norman R.| 4 Walker said he doubted “whether the resolution was worth the $100/ g SOV | i i * 1 | ghted rooms will bring Sl « IN THIS PALACE AT GUAM resides governor, Capt. James T. Alexander, U.S.N., whose recent annual report gave population as 22,000. Island is 30 miles long, averages 7 miler in width, - i e e | An average of 1080 vessels per | month have called at the port of 1 NOW-—1939 | Sosopli Banadogle Oakland, Cal., for the last 15 years. At FREEZE—UP? ki ¢ ‘ 15¢ | Father of James J. Braddock, the ! ! . \ 15¢ | former heavyweight champion, | geveral rich gold yields have been Our Electric Thawing Machine offers you fastest, ‘ 20c fieseoh Braddase, 16 bt applied | reported in recent months from safest service — it will clear your pive in a hurry, . 30c B e ot hls foihiry ai | N i tres and prospoghors! clalis Cash payment is reauired at completion of thawing i $ion, Jimmy said: “He shouldwt|i Western Austraiia. jobs; except from our regular patrons and property ” { done that. He knows that N owners. - S - }I,:lvfake care of him. But he never g T"b‘:“‘:; :v:s cr;:;m:l_lyh “‘;‘:es':u;g i 1 has asked for anything.” or a tul rough whic % A STRANGER_yet, Al- | ek dian natives inhaled smoke, the mcn 8 AHLERS co Pownn co. bert Gore, 2 ‘:':: D.l.'en.:m‘““' | plant itself being known as cohiba. o congressman 3 g e looks over pictures of congress- The 1937 income of United States ¢ % ird ankli PR ALASKA men pasted in & book in the |cattle producers was $1.217,000,000, The ocost of_mfil:;dozo public- 1ib Third and Fr: n Stree PHONE 34 speaker’s office for reference. ' the largest in eight years, | o astyipe. I BLATNCRRY