The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, February 3, 1945, Page 8

WW‘MW TR RO S PAGE EIGHT THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE— JUNEAU, ALASKA SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1945 LEGISLATORS TANGLEOVER PARTY BILLS i WILSON' 1s THE PICTURE OF THE AGE ... WHETHER YOU ARE 8 OR 80!" GOP Group Seeks Aid from Demo House-Old e i ) "r% R ‘ Fires Flame e B DARRYL F. ZANUCK S people ly of the , that the self with the m and spent most of the day 8 2 at tical skeletons around of peace that had tried speculatively during nd passage of equal rights and i ballot privileges fell heap when the predom- tely v Democratic House began its swings at bills to provide for n of national commit- a single primary bal- STARTING | |ONE | 'l‘l RFORMANCE FEB. 7 H\"'"\”p‘ \‘I —Advanced Prices Will Prevail— "y 20th CENTURY elect 1en and for we try to straighten| Pe Republican asked Representative War- democrat \I(llan(l (\1 Fair- of the lor, Kodi nator Andr ATTERNTION ELKS??! % Don’t Forget Past ¥xalied Rulers’ Night ol Wednesday, February 7 Stariing ai @ P, . 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Par skeletons began to rattle when Rep. Taylor declared the Dem- 3 manages to hold its there NEW TAXES and New One Enters in “harmony.” Alaska Linck, another Dem- soak " dlckly (o EERH R na House Hopper ir last convention” at Fair- “unsuccessful” and “one of| Fish traps held the soorest” irom a harmony stand- | the House of Repre: | Re D. | oerat, | called lower ks the ouldn’t be pulling Republi- | trap nuts out of the fire,” Rep. said. third of the s at the convention went to one that is unhealthy in and receiving another trap measu tablish a new licensir tion system on fish traps any| Pe to the attempt to have the bill in- t I postponed on motion of McCutcheon, Anchor- t, was defeated after ange between Anchorage, de- ate without a dis would provide for n to decide the qu hether or not fish traps a continued or gradually abolis Rep. The Republican, | troduced today by the | Committee, House Bill 35, son thumped a ready drum|ed to “decrease gradually absentee for “fairness,” and Taylor. exploded | own: ‘I'm tired of having Mr. Petersgn /! trol insinuate the members of this House | The are not trying to be fair,” and drew | Fisheries Commissicn to be presid a round of applause ov by the Governor, the Attorn: While the coals of new political | Ger the Treasurer and eve still smoking, Represen- | cthers pointed by the skipped a bill on the calen- with consent of the legislature dar and took up Representative, A graduated Shattuck’s blanket primary bill, an- ' numbe tical “hot potato.” begi eon’s move to indefinitely | creasing ‘one hundred dol bill' succeeded, 13 to! trap up to ten traps; $ terson, who had vot-| trap from eleven through l\unv\ vailing side, declared | increasing one hundred dollars for nsider his in a \n stion Peterson, and Taylor Fisherie: nd operation of fish traps. t $200 for the first trap, in- ed on the pr his right to r inhnn char nder of the vote lisi is main- | between fifty and sixty are owned ed in its status quo, the Mec-|by cne corporation. Cutcheen motio! ill die in a tie 12 It is also asked in the bill that for If it carr t > up again t > - ‘PUSSYFOOT' JOHNSON ON LASTTOUR , Feb, 3.Will- !0‘\ son, 82,/ who nst drink in ev 1d except Alaska South America, died yesterday at his home here, to 12 not cof ssion. of all traps) in excess of 100,00. an assessment of two dollars be paid. TWO DEFENDANTS i SITKA TRUNK CASE, ARRAIGNED Two soldi facuu,, charges of grand larceny in the “Sitka trunk theft” case, were ar Judge George F. Al S. District Court this morni heard the charges read. They are Eugene E. Twisdale and Herbert William Hays. The case |the theft of a trunk from Ruh\ Hn/lev\ond of Sitka, owuer of Swan | | Lake Inn. iam Puss)'lwt' waged |kins and Sylvia Wilcox, both out| |on $3,000 bond each. A ngnment GIVE ASSISIANCE' |is pending in their case. The wo- MAR(H OF D'MBl‘mcu appeared as witnesses before | | are being! the grand jury. Twisdale and Hays The Royal Blue Cab Company has | 1€ld in lieu of posting $20,000 bail turned over to the Juneau March of |€aCh. The case probably will come Dimes Committee the sum of $11.70 lup for trial during the next term as the result of a unique drive con- | °f_court in March. ducted here. | The theft is said in the complaint In an effort to assist in the pro- \::)u involve cash, checks, bonds, gold motion of the March of Dimes drive, | ZU88€ts, Watches, silk stockings and the Royal Blue Cab Company ad- |°ther valuables totalling approxi- vertised on January 30 that for each | | mately $20,000. contribution of 10 cents made by a |, LS case is said to be involved last year Birthday Ball or to the card part; 4 il 'Lvnn Gemmill, who was arrested an equal amount would be con- in a Seattle hotel tributed by the driver of the cab g o SeRttle hotel roam e R R s S el soliciting and accepc- e b Dt T | g ribe from one of the women defendan & contribution of 30 cents on each | o E We kit no bl i A total of 39 dimes was con I tributed to this cause as a result\ONE BAI-I-OT cf this advertisement by cust omers | Blll SAVED of the company. The $11.70 repre- | sents the total contributions from e | Pclitical maneuvering started to- customers, drivers and from the| day’s session in the House, centered company. | This effort on the part of the around the controversial blanket primary ballot bill | company was made possible through the cooperation of patrons and the following drivers of cabs wha Were | nymper two of the session by Rep- on duty the night of January 30:|pesentative Shattuck. Rae Trafton. Reuel Fleming, Charles | yesterday afternoon the bill near- ly met sudden death on an indef- inite postponement move, 13 to 11, | Lesher and Clyde Lockhart. saved by Peterson’s motion for - — | consideration. Today on recons TEEN A G E RS IN eration, Peterson and Krause switch- GAME VICTORY lives The Teen-Age Club usual Friday‘ llII|||llII|IIIlIlIlIIII||||||IIIII|||IullllllllflIIII|||IIIIII!IIIIIIIIIIIIIlIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIHIII T Continued in second reading, the amendment stage, more fireworks are expt‘c(cd ight party was pronounced more g T than the usual success by members last night as they celebrated Juneau the S — Crimson Bears winning over Douglas High School team. I § NIPS GETTING Entertainment was furnished by READY DEFE“SE \ the “Yukon Yukies,” novelty or-| chestra composed of the following: | OF HOME[ A“D Bob Ditman, Bill H: Buddy | Hunter, Don Pegues, Jerry Chap- man. They played several numbers | and promise to be even better than | they were last night for the next | party The club party broke up at 11:30 o'clock. |BUS DEPOT UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT The Bus Depot Lunch Room is today under new management. The popular eating place is in charge of Mrs. R. H. Whitmore and Mrs. | Ed Skaret. | e ILow ] rm)‘\t KETCHIKAN {High | a Wakefield of Ketchikan is a [Low = xuml u[ the Gastineau Hotel. High AR CARA A The Japanese War Ministry is| quoted as announcing the setting up of six Atmy districts in the Nippon homeland and two high ranking of-| ficers will be.in charge of each re- gion. This Domei Agency broadcast has been picked up by the FCC TIDES TOMORROW 3.4 feet Low tide— High Low High tide—12:56 a. m. tide—18:47 p. m. 116 feet TIDES MONDAY tide— 0:52 a. m. tide— 7:11 a. m. tide-~14:00 a. m tide—20:09 p. 4.6 feet 13.5 feet 3.9 feet 10.8 feet enting ip and monopoly in the con- tax based on the of traps a corporation owns & fishermen per | sealions. Fishermen cularly destructive of fish and legislation to diminish vote. If |each trap in brackets of ten to a humbers through es his vote and the|top of $1600 for each trap where ’“"A‘;‘”“‘ 50 involves | customer riding to the PrPsndents"‘" the charges filed in Seattle late § against U. 'S. Attorney ! 13.9 feet | 3.9 feet| BIG THREE PROPOSED; = CONFERENCE FISHTRAPS UNDERWAY Referendum Bill Passes Just Where Meehng Takes Place Is Only Wide- ly Rumored (By Associated Press) urity tage today in| ntatives with| A legislators passing Peratrovich's fish!ments of President Rocsevelt, Win- ferendum, House Bill No. 6,ston Churchill and Joseph Stalin as Capitals speculated where Three Conference was under- | the A: “But | from the Fisheries Committee to es-|the Big and taxa-| way. A Rumanian dispatch to the Swiss rovich’s bill passed on its way | border town of Chiasso quoted Fas- cist sources in Italy as saying the efer- | cenference began at the Rumanian of | Black Sea port of Constanta. fSKI | given ONE EVENT TONIGHT Tonight at Miners Union Club members and will gather for the costume part CLUB PARTY IS | |or Club. the by Ernie Parsons, ki of the club. 9 o'clock, In Hall, Juneau invited every year by the club. t.hc event, and The committee is {five-piece orchestra will play for refreshments will served during the evening. Those wishing to make' reserva- tions are asked to call Elsi¢ Werner see any member of the Ski headed Vice-President blackout veiled move- One German broadcast fixed the {site of the conference ax and licensing measure in-! Rumanian cdpn\] City SEALIONS CONDEMNED The House this morning passed memerial design- | bill would create an Alaska| four | Governor urge of the banks on laws, Tl\DERFOOT CGURT IS TO BE Tomorrow night at 7:30 o'ciock mv the Odd Fellows' Hall a Tenderfoot | + | Scout Investure Service will be held. | Parents of the ho; of sccuting are invited to the cere- mory. e e— SOLON’S WIFE WORKS | Grenold Collins, Mrs. wSenfltox Collins, is now employed in Also faci T - | ROYAI. BlUE (ABS :plamt are nfi‘(:‘ 1\:\]‘:)%;1;112“1:2; C&;fi mhe office of Treasurer Oscar Olson. As early passed hy merning was House Bill 26 cover- ing certain bill will | each 1,000 fish taken in traps (total fOr the Legislature into the office Auditor. Three legal measures were intro- duced in the Attorney Maurice with reference to embezzlement another relative to foreign i corporations and serving of process and an amendment regarding es- | tates worth less than $1,000. — ., s 1909, both the United | I | States and Germany had anti- 'm-i | eraft guns.. t Burcharest, JUNEAU CAMPSNO.2 A. N. B. and A. N. S. Meet Each Monday-7:30 P. M.-A.N.B. Hall JUNEAU WELDING AND MACHINE SHOP 631 Willoughby Avenue Phone 525 AUTHORIZED AGENTS FOR GRAY MARINE DIESELS and GENERAL MOTORS DIESELS From 25 to 400 H. P. GRAY MARINE GAS El\(_.l!\ ES From 42 to 9 MARINE N Ul'l’LlEb Alaska from that relief urging be given declare sealions as their various killing the House this printing expenditures House today by Fair- Johnson, HELD TOMORROW | , and all friends wife of | z : : I z : : | | i | ; z N | : el | WINDOW ossam - AUTO PLATE GLASS IDEAL GLASS CO. Glass Work of All Descriptions 121 MAIN STREET F. W. 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