The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, November 15, 1945, Page 8

PA(J} EIGHT ALASKATIED OILTANKERIS BULLE TINS SOERABAJA The strike pic- nation remains | with the latest showing about because of labor | WASHINGTON UP, SEATTLE, AGROUNDON BY DISPUTE MORRIS REEF == Former | Minne- | , Hlinois c f Yage One CHIKAN, Alask en of i 4 i ) life. Stassen | , aground carl 1ip to enter | Reef in Chatham St d for two ! only slight dam f of ral Halsey in the Pac ed. Ther ALMERIA, Spain removed beforr led and 31 WASHINGTON—T > Committ raising the pay [ yees 20 per further considi nion memt pute, J Cl10-affiliate 000 to Justices f ‘-i‘,,e{ FACES srmon, it TUNA BOATS 10 UNDERGO TESTS BEFORE INSURED . OLYMPIA, Wa tion wer ka Fore: Bellingham, Wash fixed at $150,000 rpo on and t payment to | commis sion on a $7,500,000 sec fes sals ¥ are: William W last August Cr Oscar J. Olse tér J. F. Paddycord of Bellingham PARIS—Basil UCunl'u: Ct man cf the American Red elected President of the rnors of the Board id toda much with tho: with there ve was paid WASHINGTON-The Army an- cutor Johnson says r & tetad g ree millionth soldier | i ot St Y i s returned to civil- | | » ia; fe last night an danger Czechoslovakia, Nov. 15 added Admiral Chester “I'm agin” and Na s the mer- | safety of I WASHINGTON mitz smilingly says of the Army y Doolittle ssential to ian arm D al places want to nt headquart- LONDON—Seve become the perm ers of the United Nations Organiza- QUICK MEAE T i P ; o them. May set Wil- er has sent a message to tory Commission of the curity Group in London, { the old world’s fairj as the place for the United s to call home. for Cold Wealher Boy-Ar-Dee Spagheiti Dinner Meat Balls Corned Beef Hash Chili Con Carne Turkey and Nooiles Dry Codfish COSE /A PHONE 704 Junc.m Deliveries 10 2. m., 2 p. m., 4 p. m. I)nuglw» I)cl'wr. i0 Delivery 2 p. m. Tuesday and Friday. S DELIVERED ANY TIME N FRANCISCO — Army and Guard units are making an nsive search for a Navy Hellcat in fighter which is missing on a flight of nine planes from Red Bluff, Cali- | The plane was repor Led‘ last night. Bad weather | d the flight. One pilot bailed | at Etna, California, and } s landed without incident atl various northern California fields i ] BLUE TICKETEERS ! FROM ALASKA GO T0 SEATTLE NOW| EATTLE, Nov. 15—Seattle is fast becoming the dumping ground roughnecks and criminals being shipped out of Alaska via the so- | d “blue-ticket” route, the Seattle} Times says today in a dispatch from taff Correspondent Robert Mahaf- fay at Anchorage. The chief sources of the “‘undesir- b are the Anchorage and Fair- banks are: where men were im- ported for work on the Alaska rail- 1e dispatch said. Selective Service and the s, all we got up here scrapings,” the dispatch i one Alaska city official as “We found some men had s or dishonorable dis- we are getting rid as we can.” w Thane BOAT ORDE a. m. AR, S. No. ] Yakima %MIGES 100 Ihs. $85.15 CANNED — Carnation, Darigold, Borden's MILK (ase S@.% PURE CANE SUGAR - 1001hs.$7.89 TWO JUNEAU 10:15 A. M. 2:15P. M. DOUGLAS DELIVERY 10 A. M MINIMUM—$2.50 ies, to free the lines of e g o , 104 B ervs 3 ik i | cmmunication through the press | megazines, l)uuu4h the exchange of | travel of them as fast t. James Lawrence, Chief of Dete: °s here, commented his investigation had not dis- any such “influx” although s possible wmn are hcrL Better U. 5. and ! Russian Relations Given Solufion , YORK, Nov. 15.—Under- v of State Dean Acheson that better understanding be- ) Americans and Russians de- on mutual attempts to open| and other channels of in- DELIVERIES NEW n I see no way to draw our peoples cleser understanding,” he de- except by persisten efforts, \knowledge and culture, and through nd personal acquaintance. A railroad | 145 THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE——JUNEAU ALASKA ‘GOVERNGR WILL labor loses Fight A1 Big Conference WASHINGTON, Nov 15.—The FL RESESFAN(E 10 (ONFER[N([’ d John Lewis' Mineworkers W their sfight today to Tequire all (Continued /mm Page One) Wiiarencs ass - | |cisions to be unanimous. Both Gov. G ing and Alask The CIO and Management dele- TR, Native Service General Superin-!gates put over instead a conference (Continued from Page Cne) endent Don C. Foster declared voting arrangement whereby only ‘ l ln 07 here today that the ANB-ANS 30 vot 15 by labor, 15 by manage- far one of wits and meaneu- convention Angoon is off to an ment, would be needed to approve vers. § S art, with a very fine final conference decision. Man- PURE ‘;anllla and few ment and labor each has 18 dele- evailing very legates held from attendance by crm conditions. i , Mr. Foster and Dr of the Alaska Native k here this morn- 'd the lightship Hemlock night picked them off the and Wildlife rvice vessel which was st -bound at Bay on the return v u from Angoon. After landi ere this m armed fighting was re- y over the town of Tsao- n important highway center st of Hankow °s at the conference. - date I Delicate flavor that won’t bake out More than a century ago, Ai tonio Jose de Sucre led the patriot forces which freed Bolivia from the Spanish. ension Fisk Communi added fuel s> of dissensior f U. 8. in- ! I).lIt and Mr. L Director t airm Manag ) soldiers (pre Jack O'Connor, At- 1 Tientsin, i ey 1 Ralph J. Rivers, an - manned C¢ of Health C. Earl Al- al Representative , went to Angoon e R' nt on Tuesday. Un- to land ‘closer than Killisnoo, official party walked through address the co: night, then put Juneau. Dr. Albrecht ed to remain at Angoon and re- abcard the health vessel Hy- an, enroute t r provinc sahi repor able abolish the ke r of the 1 reta Inner Cirole el By seiting these standards we know you will be pleased. If you do have any helpful suggestions please te!l us. This is your store. the the storm- Remaining he other officials bound Bra the party SAWMILL CLOSED ON ACCOUNT OF WEATHER facilities at Juneau Lum- be- ither condition: will »d for the r of the pected to be reopen- according to George Schmidt of the company. - STEAMER MOVEMENTS in port during night and left southbound at 2:30 ternoon. 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