The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, January 25, 1945, Page 8

PAGL EIGHT THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE-- JUNEAU, ALASKA ICKES SENATE AGAIN PROBE GETS 2 BILLS ASKED THIS MORNING Alaska House Urges Land Committee Aufhorized fo Policies Be Put Undef Scrutiny Award Contracts for (Continued from Page One) | Maintaining its two-bills-a-day pace, the Upper Chamber of the Alaska Legislature today heard the! introduction of Senate Bill No. 7,| by Senator O. D. Cochran, und‘ Senate Bill No. 8, Senator N. R Walker. turningz veterans ond t ands of others in the armed forces and large numbers of civilians all-of whom are looking forwara to a home in the northern frontier; and WHEREAS, the President of the United States end the Secretary of | No. 7 relates to the appointment | State are proclaiming the Four Of executors and administrators | Fresdoms and the Atlantic Charter and would amend existing laws to| and supporting the right of Permit the appointment of non-! small nations and minorities to residents of the lerritory to act as choose their own government and to €Xecutors of estates, through a| have control of their own destinies resident agent and under bond.| and have pledged the resources and The bill was referred to the Judi-! life blood of the nation to that end; ciary Committee of the Senate, of | are and which Senator Cochran is chair-| WHEREAS the Secretary of the man. [ Interior while publicly voicing a de-| No. 8 is entitled: “An Act to| sire to aid and assist in populating require declaration of the owner- | the Territory and developing its re- ship of land, to impose a penalty sources has notwithstanding follow- for non-compliance, and to d: ed a persistent course to the ¢ pose of the proceeds of such pen trary and through questionable in- alties.” The title is in general ex- | terpretation of his powers has with- planatory of the provisions of the drawn vast areas of land and watér bill, which was referred to the| from the public domain and pro-|Senate Committee on Fisheries, | hibited their use and development Game and ;| Agriculture, Senator | by the people, and has contiitedand Andy Gundersen, chairman. accentuated his policy during the| The first action takeh by the! present war under the guise of na- Senate at its session’ this forenoon | Printing ; 'COASTGUARDMAN AIDS LEYTE BUDDY by VOTEAT 18 ELLIOTT IS BILL TURNS NOMINATED " ONORATORY BRIG. GEN. | dlaes in “Out of Proposed Advancement s | fSenaie Indulges in "Out 0 Mo by A 0rderT0I3’|as;usswn President's Son | | 3 WASHINGTON, Jan.’25 — Presi- | | The Territorial Senate at its Ses-|dent Roosevelt today nominated his | | sion this morning had its first taste| oo Elliott Roosevelt to be a| {of general floor debate. The dis-|Brigadier General in the Army Alr | cussion centered around Senate Bill! porce The proposed promotion went | {No. 1, which was up for second read- | o the Senate in the midst of the |ing and amendment. Pros and cons controversy over the Army’s priority | of the measure were thrashed about system that gave a dog, owned by | by the Senators ro_r several minutes . Colonel, precedence over three | before the point of order was rfru.scd servicemen, | and it was pointea out by President | | | ; % | % I (o Vot | auto- | This nomination goes |Edward D. Coffey that the bill yapicany to the Senate Military [would not be up for general dis-| Ageai Committee which voted, cussion until third reading only Monday, to inquire into the Senator Leo W. Rogge then moved G whole pri ractice, as well as that the bill be moved to third read- i e e S i the dog incident itself. The nomination was given to re-| porters at the White House. It is on the routine list of Army pr under suspension of the rules, nded by Senator N. R. Walker, More dis- as the un- author of the measure. : s | Commranilicy. of the. practice of de.|OHONS including 71 other Col-| COASTGUARDMAN CAROL SMITH, gunner's mate first class, of El :pm.lmg from the regular pr,_,c(‘dm.c‘onels to become Brigadier (,v.enelal.\. Paso, Tex., is pictured above holding a container of water for Pfc. | except in matters of non-controver-| Jonathan Daniels, Presidential Junior F. Happel of Paymor, Mo, who was wounded by shrapnel \siu; nature or emergency. Senator | 2ide, said the_ Roosevelt nomina- | from an enemy 37-mm. shell as he approached “Red Beach” on |0, D, Cochran’s remarks to this ef-|tion Was regeived in the routine Leyte island in a Coast Guard-manned LCVP.® (nternational) |fect being supported by Senator Al-|Wa¥, the Army handling the rou-| 5 {len Shattuck. Both urged full and, "¢ Army records showed Roosevelt ideration of matters. of nce as the bill then be= On call of the roll, >nd the rules fail-{ quired two-thirds | mature cor | such impor fore the body. i . {‘th‘ motion to susp: A'I' 2 TOMORROW {ed to obtain the ! majority. The had six decorations and citations | for aerial photographic reconnais- sance and other work in North | Africa, Sieily, Italy, United King- OLD AGE i Yeas 9,|dom and France. He is now com- | SISTER STYLISTS—Elva and Lucyann Polk, sister song= stresses with Kay Kyser, del the newest California bathing tional emergency and hus created @ was the granting of permission to | R ot 2. Senntors Brownell [ manding the 325th “Photographic| suit styles. Eva (left) wears a handpainted rayon flowered suit, !co:;:ix‘tx(;:‘(;;]xl rl';xtxh;::;);ll( :m: (um'cv PI':“M;‘]I’H'. Edward D. Coffey to| Immediately following the J(uu‘-n:(}l‘ l\'x.\lg s\Lwl‘]q-p"](;I‘p;-ll.::,:‘ b | Reconnaissance Wing in ‘the Buro- | Kucyann one of parachute fabric, Both wear wooden shoes. SRl YL e N b B X?“,’;‘"{: Rl Session of the Teritorial Legisla-| The measure, which would change (Péan Theatre.It has arf approximate | Initerior Ragbexeiciged Jhis vastubu-|net indome of mines, Up ASKED ture to hear the Governor's message | the legal voting age for residents strength of 5,000 officers and men. | I S reaucratic powers to the point where| . Senate Joint Resolution No. 1, this afterncon, the Senate met and |of the Territory is now on the cal-| 0 R 2 N 1 the principles of Democratic Go&-‘nuthnrizing the printing commit- !"do}m'd stk Dorii Or i TR CF | Snuss m.come ) (ORI “fl"s"g“i LOII:‘IS‘OK;:b JP\O (;l;_l_ué"f\; iB 'i lou. ernment are evaded in fact if not initees of the two branches of the |the Rules Committee, changing the | tomorrow. i h Jans - ol. Roose-|{ pFINEST p t intent, in direct conflict with the Legislature to call for bids for| ey » Sl . |Eenate Rules to provide for the re-| The discussion of the merits of Velt was mot available for com-|} Ng, 3 Pounds N n & principles of the Atlantic Charter|printing and supplies, was reported Thll’d DIVlSlOfl Ge|5 i | vised list of standing committees. | the measure which took place today ment tonight on the nomination { . and the Four Freedoms; and, | BRdied oy’ dhie Hoiise ABA Was dlc A meeting of the Elections Com- | followed a question by Senator Rogge [for advancement. INQUIrY At the | ) e “ WHEREAS, we in Alaska no rected to be enrolled. 5 Pork Bill for Ofe mittee was announced by Chairman |as to whether the bill could be in-|base disclosed he is “somewhere on | | = ! longer. know wno owns the ground| Senator Johs Butrovich then re- e Green for immediately following ad- |terpreted to allow thepurchase of [the Continent.” ORANGE JUECE ! beneath us and control of this land ported that his Committee on MI”lflg Plan' il e hleltin e HRR e Lo By b under‘ Shagh oo s nded U 5 X \ J SUG ! i rests in the hands of a single man,|printing had made such call for noon. . 21 years old. Senator Walker re-|a unit for 18 months as a colonel, PURE—CALIFORNIA—NO SUGAR ¢ | and the existence of such an un- pids, had determined the low! The flood of bills fiowing into| The Se xlmu- then ud]um-Imd to w-‘pliorli that in r]m belief the mcasumizél!houghd orglamzat:(on ulB x’o:*j a| EXCHANGE REAL GOLD Democratic condition prevents our piqders g f e 2L P resentatives' legal | ROFTOW afternoon at 2 o'clock. The would not alter present statutesjCommander to rank as a Brigadier | 2 H 6 69 47 H 8 3 i planning for the logical development ::)(’11(‘1:;2(.:|1ds(‘::;~nrred‘(,lv)m|::r n\:s:fl :,]:Lr}:x:l:s :)f .sltzi(l?lml'(;“\11“:t llt:iln\y 1\:-;,;:‘1-1(“».(‘ meets at 11 a.m. mmorrow.‘undn' which liquors are sold; that 1L1Genel'al. a spokesman for U. S. case no. hns$ o case oz. hns o z "fnoo“rwg":}?}‘{g;;;‘ggg 28 moved that the Printing Commit- |six new measures and one memorial T e I‘:”',:;‘l _:]:\‘;:’,(:‘f({:‘il ;X:lb\m‘:n;o (!);:‘:Stx:\t('g)(: Seatigyroen suld, 1B s cernammmttc o e et s e 264 S sa e o s Y ) 1 . your Me- tee pe empowered to accept the |introduced this morning. g’ § A TN Wit T L morialist, the Legislature of the Ter-'pigs and consummate aintrets el Twotilie e ThET: ldd AR pen- | H Pibi R el U RT By GRAPEFRUIT JUICE E o ritory ,of Alaskn, in Seventeenth'withdrew his motion when dis.|sions be raised from $45 to $60, OVIe m b i B e bbioin cijINlNG MAN |S : : i § regular session assembled, respect- cugsion developed and a reading of |one by Representative Steve Vuko-| hoiind SIS RO made in ”L_l { PURE gase 47 0z. lins $4 ss fully petitions, that the COnguess of ne Jist of bids received was asked. |Vich of Juneau, the other by Rep- ? e - q UNSWEETENED—RELIANCE o H ST it R TR R DA AR Wife, Staff S e JUNEAUVISITOR | -Sememmemmec S5 S ol s “*list was determined and the minor | Third ivision Representatives \ S s Aley ity | ‘ ey ho Interlor Lo the end A nature of some of the items dis- Pollard, Diamond and Peterson in- r 1 Al o horod UNT“. S ATURD AY 3 8. and W. TOMATG JUICE Sencitiie. sverigrowing shurden re.|C.0%0s Senator Pranik Gordon' re- |(roduced the gecond divisional pork g i {eiits, snd dediHred thaY orie Who 18| CASE NO. 2 TINS CASE 47 OZ. TINS { T ek et |stated the original motion and the [bill of the session, asking 000 Ie ln ras |old enough to fight and die for lus; Returning to Juneau on a bus AND YOUR MEMORIALIST [0l Was called and the motion for construction and maintenance |country should be old ecnough to €S trip for his firm, Electric $3 79 $3‘99 WILL EVER PRAY passed. jof a custom milling. and sampling help select those who are to deter- | Steel Foundry of Portland, Oregon, | o i g gt A | Just before noon, a recess was|Plant at Anchorage — mine when and why he should so|after &n absence ‘ofi three yeats,| | == e T S Y bl Hdigs L declared by President Coffey until| The first pork bill was intro- P|anvee(kEd on Takeofi»mm and die, Also, some States|Dick Jameson greefed many friends 2 FRESH FROZEN Pound 215 Pounds X C. J. BERGSTROM BACK |1:45 o'clock this afternoon, when |duced earlier in the week by Rep- \ | have’ already made 18 years 6f age|he had not seen since 1940. . 4 C.J. Bergstrom was a recent ar- |the chamber was to re-assemble to lesentative Fred Hanford of Wran-| ffom MeXi(O Cif _COSta 1requiromem. for other lbgal business| His company manufacturs min- STRAWBEBBIES 496 $l 19 [ rival in Juneau after a visit for six B0 into joint session with the |8ell, asking seawall and street im-| Y botien votis. |ing; equipment and. he is here to ot af ;weeks with his family in the South. House to hear the message from |Provements in his home town. H ; g ran, speaking i S RS PRI Toople B ascertain | ) S oo o e T He was at Whidby Island with Mrs. Gov. Ernest Gruening. i Another Third Division bill in- Rl(a BOUnd [pof;:;g?r‘.:x?;(;: thpe;:kl[r;‘n{‘ l;l.;g_‘.lheu' needs when the mines re- DOUGLAS DELIVERY 10 A. M; “ Bergstrom, their daughters, Mrs. J. S s {troduced today was by Peterson, Y 4 {ments in the statement read could OPen- ! TWO JUNEAU DELIVERIES™ V. Davis and Mrs. James Carlson. Emuyire want-ads ormig results! |asking a dividing of the Third MEXICO CITY, Jan. 25—Soviet ,¢ readily be applied to any olhm‘l Jameson said Electric Steel is|y 10:15 A. M. 2:15P.M —_—— e o ——— |Division into two voting districts. Ambassador Constantine Ouman- ;e for instance 12 years, and that|obening a factory branch in Fair- z ¥ e e SR e \ e s e e s e b s s o b i | N, maditionnl repressutation s Eky. his wife and: soven'or eight |y his judgment the possibility of |banks and William Caldwell of the MINIMUM—$2.50 ; g * |asked. other persons have been killed in|the yelaxation of the liquor laws by Portland office is going up next ;v = o Y| Three legal measures in the millthe crash of a Mexican Air Force | the bill should be tioroughly probed. month to manage it. | ii " {today were two by Representative plane near here. | Today's debate, though out of| Jameson will stay in Juneau) PHONE 2, [ Maurice Johnson of Fairbanks and! The Ambassador, his wife and|grder, paved the way for consider- until Saturday ard then return lol ' 0 one by Representative Stanley staff were leaving for Costa Rica, aple heated discussion when the bill|the States. He said he might be Io4‘ ) {McCutcheon of Anchorage. to which country Oumansky is ac-|does come up for vassage. back later in the year. Johnson would make certain credited as Minister. e He said the war has stopped a | Casual .. Smariness to perk up that suit or dress. GROUPS ] | | | | | | | | | | | i ! ! | | | | | | | | | | ! [ | ! [ ! ! | ! | | ! ! - [ ! ! ! ] | [ | | Women's AppARreL ' e - D D 1 8 D 4 @ D D A ¥ |ports from the_ courts, and would took off from Mexico City airport| {lish tsuch | mittee |Pass” recommendations: Hanford's | Wedding of her son T/Sgt. Irving | | Wrangell seawall bill, Peratrovich’s|Krause. | - -+ | MRS. PRIZER HERE _ ‘ } PIES — CAKES — PASTRY BARANOF HOTEL BUILDING =| amendments to providing for transmission of re- the divorce laws! The plane, carrying the embas- | FROM SKAGWAY {lot of his traveling. In normall party of nine and two pilots, Robert Hutchins of Skagway is times, he stated, he travels all| registered at the Baranof Hotel. /over the world. also provide compensation for U. S. and crashed within 500 yards of Commissioners’ reporting of mar- the runway as it was trying to riage license issuances to the sain altitude. 1 Auditor. | e McCutcheon asks amendment to MRS. G. E. KRAUSE RETURNS vital statistics laws and the matter FROM BUSINESS TRIP EAST of birth legalities and would estab- | the ' confidential nature of | Mzs. G, E. Krause, prominent Ju- information. | heau business woman, Is home again Three bills came out of com- aftér a business trip East which in- | this morning “Do | cluded a stop in Pittsburgh for the with On her return trip to Se- Fish Trap Referendum measure,|attle she went through the Mayo and Johnson's Banking Laws bill, | Clinic in Rochester, Minn. She ar- The Johnson and Hanford bills| ived ifi Juneau on a recent PAA ent back to committee for fur- * her amendment studies and the| IR, 5 55 i Fish rap bill was scheduled for a| FROM ANCHORAGE t committee of the whole hearing at| Wilma Worther of Anchorage is 2 p. staying at the Gastineau Hotel. - e FROM DENVER Miss Cleora C. Hellbing irom Den- ver, Colorado, is a guest of the Baranof Hotel. | plane. { m. Monday to hear witnesses. | tasted: Mrs. Florence Prizer of Anchorage is a guest of the Baranof Hotel. COLOR. whole family. Fresh Daily from Sully’s Bakery | Order Your Bakery Needs With Your Groceries | Juneau Deliveries— ] 10 A. M. and 2 P. M. | Douglas Delivery—10 A. M. WHAT IS CALTONE ORANGE JUICE LIKE? 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