The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, July 17, 1946, Page 2

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE - JU\LAU ALAbKA PAGE TW O WEDN afican Sees |TEEN-AGERSWILL Heavy lossesin 1O f’*ER ALASKAN (OAST GUARD Vafica SEES . TAKE ON LEGION Typhoon in l'lzzi‘ MS)ENGER SKIP GIVEN NEW World Fadng INGAMETONGHT .o .. GOES 10 MANILA ports indicate that there ray DUTIES NOW| ‘;;eammw .hmrum Teen- Ciub tonight laska frefipt 1t 6:30 will racet the Legior 1 North | | | WASHINGTON, July 17. — The' b that promises plenty Lnite House today had Gonerer | Russian System lrreconcil- “; e ol = s hs ade & to enter inter- |sional authority to carry out two| H The yoi ers have already d€- pja« stil is susy a1 st b B e e el able WillChdedls BT ol Ll Tt et e D L b the Misif sty g T | ve vernment administra- i g Wie s iks, i Teslan (et isehy rodt arit{ren ou Hict 4 \aiing T G Nored , o g o 4 Human Liberty ki et i tica lbe (0 eirin e wils Company {rom the North- ir most importar Sholbas 2 £ nd Trapspoftation Company. ~of These new short Under one plan, functions of the/ e g kg e e 0 catiie: $ RARE & Mangone . . . . | Burea Marine Inspection and | Tecn-Agers are not a le - D e ey The game will be would be tr sferred | : thom cvery place gvor || o o comte R el e Filipine Wives Are STEAHER MOVEMENTS e | g FE : - Deseried Is Re B e 1o | i TWO ALASKA BILLS | A i f “ Price Tag Not - .. i ASGED BY SENATE 55 8 it 25 f /) i(hanged Most b g e e S ‘ = Fadlory Ilems i D Lot e g is con- o 3 &t h -+ - e i cerned religior DU 3 : (By The Associated Press) ool 3 ! H 3 Bu cracic y ; e | e, s s 2V, 1% o o6 e gy i ANKE MAN s en Fiom s | Hmn—fl@ni B'!y oday the pifce tag on’stich ftems!| |\ ¢ .dom df thought and speect g i man says t ) SV | | € electric toasters, | ¢ ¢ of Filij Lri I beery| | foa | t Sl and I he press. On J LSA, Okla., July 17.—Rebelling i : 1a ¢ " (4 e B irice of 79 cents a. pound products i ds itself i = TR 1 Dilsa. housewives kept positi Russian sysic vl BURG b vith a The A o e [ high 1 familiar with churcli g 2): D g ey { Manufacturers said it asked 64 fac-| . bims i1, castern Europe said. bt PR e i tory heads, “have you fhereased|qyoy are frreconcilable, he added.'iy that. wits itted Z f5 ftahs > - {any price since June 30 when OPA NoTE AL ot ended?” his moring The NAM said six answered g ot 3 PRI RO g firmatively, und - of these, llmr RANKEN A({JSES i s s ¢ b and cnyr, sk said loss nf °5 made ar 1 two nlh- e 1 und, rgical pa { y ‘4 Honn Mrs. - I persons ;4 )t to buy bubter products. T! AN I'\ : s (below cost under OPA restrictions [ iand the sixih said higher costs of leen | Berer the of , £ 4 raw materials forced him to raisc s % IR the I ted, King of begin ? 5 | prices Il Ll BiD er yot on English readir n or bro The NAM said its survey in- d HCLLYWOOD. € N {cluded lumi metal produc Herlgléy. Hith. Aarie: : B g P clectrical appliances, auto parts, ; ‘,’ Ly ‘H e S ——— e | 11o0r coverinzs, petroleum, cordage. bt e ,h““ sl Shed ) vaper, refrizecators, fiber prod it | pital 48w 10, “[i 1 “‘ bed F'pegy §§€n(pq ag@g Qs ¢ chemicals, conditioning equip- 539, 2dding that A Sl i o | s the House Committee on Un- an overdose of sleeping pil . v | ment, farm: machinery, food pro- s ; ; attats Amcrican activities are on their| They quoted Be g (s il he was despond ver t h | In New Yark City, the Commerce jand Industry Association said that {of 141 companies responding to | questionnaire 92 percent said they { had not hiked prices above June 30 nd- of his moth C fifth of Berkele: me A g€ fiery denunciation of islation to create a ion for atomic energ said the United S In & 3 f to screen actre ¢ 1 1 when l, R notice on the wol k ou orced the 50-year-old dance di- Yo Sl abuad 5y [opa ceitng. Shats e aniownees its reopening The nation's automobile capital, . bomk L 5 o v Detroit, reperted W a oS g N : RAL \ S Y | iicharied dlacé OPK 'whs Tl T e O T AT ERE UPEPATO TO SERVE YOUR |H‘r' OPA : f there said a check " contiol b it tom bo! ind will x aldid ' 4 ™ I . e (&2 (=4 e w]nt)mvg paper, furniture, and elec- .y jove neye e in”ihe Blomiten E 7 « i L trical noea. Delralls Hetall o e | DEFSE SOund. i leetioh o G h s Open Evenings by Appointment! QRAALITY. SINCE /887 | Meren, scociation found thatfgo, 3-tf ) i textiles and shoes generally have RSk b vhseiss = pHONF ’588 ted. Acros: o = s ‘H“I:; PortlanG, Ore, the Jantzen (OASTA'. AIR“NES e S e Lk 7 and Mrs. J. M. Walker, .“[“‘KIIKTH):L MU sald swimmir | sweaters, snow suite, . fomndation I, OUT YESTERDAY __ garments and similar items were be- ing sold at the old price levels, in- Pl T e R e 21 PASSENGER DOUGLAS . catang, Gu, by e e’ NEW QFFENSIVE 2aomecals ' "STARLINERS” D3 B R DD ORTED MOVE ® HOSTESS SERVICE Tenn.; Mrs. Wilma gs, and Mrs. Edith M. Harring- ton, both of Oakland, Calif.; I's, Florence Keith, Denver, Colo.; Anne Armstrong, Tucson, Ari: Mrs. Charlotte Gallagher and :on (/ and, Cali LARGE TOUR PARTY IS NOW [N IUNFA“ S urs, ¢ Olsen of Seattle tered at Hotel Ba day visit The group, which consists of 24 LONDON,—Some 1,500 U. S. air-} ()Al))\)]l Ralph Mize, C. W. Hol- gz AT O O OF COMMURIETS oo mam e S, S MEALS SERVED ALOFT ; of the United , arrived from tonshire district where several Am- | To Tulsequah, B. C.: R. G. M- ; aboard vacht Acquilo gerican airfields were locatéd { e BB R ® INCREASED FLICHT SCHEDULE ; FALL HATS SHOW DIVERSITY IN LINES, MATERIALS 5o Cenimuni oo Wl“'1;,»_“:\:‘y;“{%;;";;;g{; \,;: DAILY FLIGHTS — JUNEAU, ANCHORAGE, 1 offensive along the Crop T M. M. Miller, W. r and were attacking ; e 7 {rom Nanking and 45 |lhrw, from Tenakee: M. Mill FA“‘BA“KS from Chatham: Mrs. Martha Ki-| 2 R Y test ;rr Gerier 1‘3‘1;(’ “”/ U° tha. 0 M Ly &44&. mm, from Shanghai all, asserting o gragway: Tom Dyer, C. Cran the Communists intended to swe P'gell; form Skagway: Durilla Lec and E‘BEIGHT SFRVICE }:4-y1 citics ;’md p:,i:(s along :lw Tom Dyer, George Riddel; to Ex-| miles of the mighty river be- . cion Inlet: G. D. McWay: from tween this capital and nghal polican: Ned Almright, Clifford (7] 1[!0/ EE@“&TI@F The Communists had complained pacon. Harvey M. Short @ E to the speeial U. S, Envoy 1 2 2l as R | T B b terday, churging the government * ROUND TRIP FARES GOCD FOR ONE YEAR ; i AIR FORCES, NAVY g and the situation wa " ding cuectly into a full-sca 5 TCGETHER ON MILE ,,,,, | ¢ jAp 'l' A H WASHINGTON, July 17. — The| # Army Air Voiees and the Navy got | “ [ teether tode on a standard mil > AAF anc the Navy will b % TOKYO, culy. 17, — Pishing 1580 feet lonser than the statute OFFICE BABANOP",HOTEL . 2cod for Japan's ml-uumn tuna | mile. : | u ileet now thut it operates r| The ".’”,'H,( ! mile i distance Phofie Es 1 as 165 degrece east longitude—pl- | Of @ne 160k of one d 8t most to Woke Island. Ar Jod | Bquator and i ‘-l fa m“-h plot VR R Jeor or ey sitiee - A fishing is belping the critical fooq|tng In acroncutical work | 0000060000000 - shortage au home. A nonoo“¢oou»»““oooounno«nonm«oooowoomoo ‘ Soviet Russin at first opposec H d d v tention 6f Japan’s fishing undredsin Vienna |¢ but the Ailied Control Council E 2 Japan approved larger i M k Appl ‘ aKe itations | and no further Russian py wite Tatd, For Enfry Info U. §. ¢ : : Capt. J. L. Kask of San F B i y ciseo, menoe of the Allied Po VIENNA, July 17—Severki hihe Y ers I‘)\'ll L s seetion, ’.::I toda 12l gred persons in the American zonc tuna fleets ulnost. doubled their!or vienna today filed application “ S lil d T . 4 e el e, word w1 oo v e Ui S Regular Service from Seatile and 1acoma ;i . " ed to them fi could move | phey flooded UNRRA displaced por Left, brown felt brimmed model; top right, swathed net turban; below, felt cloche, ribbon trim. |cactward to : Bl Al ihiaod o FREIGHT PASSENGERS The preview of fall hats shows that they will have wide diversity in lines, materials and trimmings, | Japanese i.hing b 0 have| ynder a Presidential directive o o s e There is a strong Elizabethan influence in silhouettes and colors and draped models have soft dress- | 2¢en permiticd to run clos t December 22, about 1600 per BREFRIGERATION maker lines. Velvet, felt, je and satin are used three s shown above are Lilly Dache I‘""“" cos b ind there, too, rep t in Vienna's U. 8. zone ar e R % > o ; of b it and i ic i . | heavier cacches. pible for emigration to the nes . models. The large turned-back brimmed hat, left, is made of brown felt, and giant chicken wire de . i | -Tigib g G sign veiling covers the brim and cascades over one shoulder. The turban, top right, is made of | There have been a few reporis of |y ALASKA ]RANSPQRTATI(‘N Co. s ‘ swathed net with chin strap tie. It is to be worn forward and to one side of the head. Below is a |Increased catches in the norin SRR . 5T % Hotel Phone 879 J. F. (Jim) CHURCH, Agent 5 i raodern version of the ¢! of the 20's. It is in felt with high, pointed crown, uneven brim and rib- |Boats in that area must stay con-| Chatham Street, Boston, is num Gastineau Hote y ¢ up one side and down the etely covering the hair., - (International) |Siderably :uuih of the Aleutia i Ru 200000000 000000000000¢ NOM“”M“N“QQM““QM OWMM iand slan-hLeld Kuriles,