The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, September 18, 1946, Page 8

PAGE EIGHT B CARGO PILFERAGE NUT ANALYZED AT Marjorie Erb Is Engaged to f i | BIGSHOWTO BULLETINS .. """ ONLY RIPPLE & THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE— JUNEAU, ALASKA hands was | ilmn.u still in Russian broucht up today before the Allied | - WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1946 | \ |not been permitted to pass. The @ | CIO strike against other ships had E 0n0my T““rist Sleeping Cars fpnral)’zed 75 percent of the nation’s " EAST huge merchant fleet. i BE GIVEN BY _TANGIER — The U. S. Atrerart | Zoltin o8 (0 T Cm“.m“"‘} OF A(TIVITY | OFFICERS STRATEGIZING MER(HANTS MEEI Ed D RObbmS Ourrler. Mrankiin D, 300w Alboisige Acnsson, e, 6 the Unit- | SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 18—AFL on the electrified | : Yae destrayer Gone Grrivest B =i oy States pointed out Mkt ‘weven | masters, mates and pilots of the P e AT TR A hasThre i different queries have been ad- | West Coast called a strategy meet- 0LYM PIAN last n Grade School teacher JERUSALEM-_The inner Zionist dressed to the Soviet delegate, ing today after their union presi- M Biiati G ani Ciiade. Sahdel. 1o L] ‘,_"’u_‘"‘“"m‘d“;‘ calied @ sprci::n without an adequate reply. | _dent declared CIO picket lines Leave Seattle Daily 9:45 pm 3 : 1 ay ce a spec e | could not keep them from their Mercha Officer Edward Davis —_— meeting for tomorrow to reconsider| yew yORK- Fifteen ships man- ! ships. Going “outside” torney 1 Canadian Officer aboard The Juneau Volunteer Fire De- i's position and decide whether to' ."1" APl seamen \led from| (Contiiued frum Page One) The union head, Capt. C. . Mav. {rom Alaska, your give his the e the H. M. S. Destroyer Crescent, partment announces a big show will send representatives to the Pales- oo voi harbor today, the first' said that the members would decide best bet for a com- problem w long been a has been ai 1ced n at the Capitol theatre next tine conierence in London. ienE of - VeksR1S in the 14-day- Parley was being arranged between wsonyoprate action under the cir- fortable trip at low costly heac only to local Miss Erb d Gunnery Officer week, tHe dates being Sept. 25 and _ ;jld st‘nkr i % ° ofticials of the Briggs Body Plant, .,m«tances to protect the interests cost is The Milwau- merchants the mercha Robbins me ile the Canadian 26 WASHINGTON The Navy an- 3 ' RS |an important parts supplier, and of the members of this organiza- kee Road’s OLYM- the cntire Territory Alas Nav er U da and Destroy-| Tho feautre to be shown is nounced today that Vice - Adm. WASHINGTON—The Army Air the CIO United Auto Workers tion.” P}AthmSeatfle.Thhlin.txmuMu Rivers gave a keen ent were in port here fof|"George White Scandals” a big Richard Conolly will replace Adm.' WASHERSTRET 0 EEE (U0l Another labor conciliator was at- Lo g T | air conditioned touristsleeping cars with the entire problem and r production Hefiry K. Hewitt as commander of for s 6 WS0U0HE B 10 o P-4 fempting to settle a strike at the comiortable, individually lighted berths complications. He . rried in Victorial It announced that all pro-| U. S. Naval forces in Europe about And Culting the welght of & B0 podge truck plant’ of. Chrysler, FR"‘S(“I_ER BURIAL and spacious lounging rooms. Your that a goodly pi f October where ceeds from the show will go to the S If\ux_nlm,w-lwIvlghlt‘x ,“"fit f“‘fw \\l | Corp. 1 | space costs about one-third less than in Wi, froba Mr. and Mrs. W.|Juneau Memorial Library Fund. s ‘m‘i“] ((’f‘:‘"& Iu'I(‘l“L])tIL":i I:L"i: 1 Briges Tail ofr 15,800 woritbrs be- IS ““S AF]‘ERNOO" standard sleeping cars, and the rail fa and never was and will make DY = A iy Brnas B & ; Ik gt . e is little more than in coaches. Appe! Bt AUCKLAND, N. Z—Fifteen per- e cause of a strike by 1800 persons, sl PR e e ;.( all; probably by a i cent of the marriages betwaen Aucks |forcing Packard to lay off 1,100 e B imndiat ing daughter of Mr HEARING Upo" land girls and U. S. servicemen G G |men and shut down its final assem-' Fnneral ices for William A. % ek e RS Dy - enthusty b D. Erb of San Fran- s HaIAg botisue) compared AMOS BUR WA"m |bly line. Chrysler laid off 28,300 Fritschler, World War IT Army vet- Coming! hr‘“.':"“"”':“";:lu' ebout results Me 5C came to Juneau early with an average 10 percent divorce ou]’ BAD wEAIHER iv\mkms because of the Dodge and eran and merchant seaman, whose ”mfl,,fl!w w:‘:l::ez lh: enl- Association could ab « the fall term of SIIKA BOUNDS rate throughout New Zealand. (Briggs strikes body was found at Taku Harbor S | road operating w.i cerning pilfer aged gooc 1 for her f vear here. S BEFORE 'O'NG sou"’H Assembly Lines Down Saturday night, were to be conduct- 16 ‘ovm ¥uils'éll the and the entir would been her fourth SE'I' SA]’URDAY WASHINGTON — OPA today 9 ; | Late tocay, Chrysler announced °d by the Rev. G. Herbert Hiller- way between Seattle DL SIgos ol teaching since ed the price of low-cost furni- =5 T ihat assembly lines were down at man from the Charles W. Carter|[Twons St Giopo| and Chicago. at Billings, State will fly George Sundborg ed Manager of 5 ment Board *ion and analyzec problem sin i promised to do what he Aok in relieving L material shc week Sundbc attle and other and will take discussed at the - S - PLANNING IN PEACE up v mee per authorities in Se - TIME DISCUSSED BY According to Bruce sMarlowe, Ex cutive Secre he Merchants Associatic tion of p shipning “We DEPARTMENT, JWC thusiasti erage and problems has just intend vigorously to seek ana zealous mem- some solution have of the Peace Time Plannir ceeded. We i all Mercha urtment of the Juneau Woman to join with us to participate held their first study meet- cooperate in this matter. It's o f the club year last even by whole hearted cooperation on| Inspiration and awareness were every one's part that we can ac- stimulated by a spirited talk giv- complish what we want to do in en by B. D. Stewart, who present- this and other problems confront- ed a resumé of former civie prob- ing us,” he said lems and ac ments in the his- B of Juneau, and in concluding suggestions to members of . . weiy o ~ . . for the accomplish- 0o g d i e projects in civic WEATHER REPORT improvement | (U. 8. WEATHER BUREAU et ol A . i talk, Mrs. Don C s artment Chairman, e e o m“(:’ the study 5 L on in City A nistratior he In Juneau—Maximum, 56 ey % v various forms of city government minimim, 50 were discussad with the advantage At Airport—Maximum, 54 ¥ rt d disadvantages of each having minimum, 53 X been brought out A desire for further study of the WEATHER FORECAST City Manager Plan for government (Juneau and Vicinity) was expressed by members present and plans were laid to carry ot . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Rain and not much change fled analysis of this su ¢ ini‘tempe re. Southeast- the October meeting of the stu erly winds 25 to 50 miles per group. hour, slowly decreasing e DD tuonight and Thursday. R SCHOOL TEACHERS T0 In Juneau 1.65 inches 0 i since Sept. 1, 263 inches Teachers of the High and Grade since July 1, 17.74 inches School of Juncau and of the Gov- At Airport — 1.19 inches; ernment School, will be guests of nce Sept. 1, 145 inches: the Juneau Chamber of Commerce Since July 1, 13.58. at the regular noonday meeting tomorrow in the Baranof, according e e 06 o ve e o e o ol toanannouncement made by the L SR A |Secretary, the Rev. W. Robert Webb. ! Mining is Bolivia's principal in- A short program is also planned dustry. it is said. | bbb Announcing NEW HOURS TA.M.t0o 10:306 P. M. Daily Except Sunday o) CIIE Gl At SEWARD ST., opposite Goldstein Bldg. Plan to attend Firemen's Benefit Show Sept. 25 and 26 “GEORGE WHITE'S SCANDALS” Entire proceeds to Juneau Memorial Library Fund bttt e e e S P SO boo | | ture by four percent in order to ~ Amos Burg, explozer and author, District Judge J. W. Kehoe this|SPUr production. The increase goes is in Juneau again waiting out the, rory signed order modifying| nto cffect next Monday. It is the bad weather before he starts work- the Judgmant and decree in the di-|jccond granted to low-cost furni-|ing!his way' south to Seattle. He vorr » of Asunta C. Rudolph| ¥ manufacturers in the past|has been up as far as Cape Spencer vs. Paul Rudolph. The original de-| 2% jn his small power sail boat, having ree, issued in 1944, gave the plain- spent the summer in Alaskan wa- custody of « of six minor| WASHINGTON — Justice Depart- | !ers since early July, ildren, placing the five others|ment ofiicials indicated today the| Mr. Burg reports that he made an wi children’s institution coveinment may be ready soon to all day flight with Dean Goodwin, The modification signed here to-scek treason indictments against ore the end of the last good, day gives the plaintiff, who since additional Americans who aided the r, and took many feet of mo- h remarried, custody of all six|Axis during the war. tion pictures and color photographs chfliven’. The iimodifieation ©whs EE of the Glacier Bay area and moun- | signed after the defendant had fail-. NEW YORK—Striking members thins in the Fairweather range. | ed to appea answer to an order of the American Federation of Mu- o oo o to show cau icians will return to work tonight ~ William Gilbert, Queen Eliza- In other D Court actions in 41 New York hotels with a 20 beth's physician, coined the word here today, hearing was continued ' percent wage increase, ending a electric et L e U. S. DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE, WEATHER BUREAU [ ynrvl ; !{;,Iu:'.rvx'w-i:; l rvrx«wr;r.‘h.u e e Sl arse flving weather. witnesses| PATA FOR 24 HOURS ENDED AT 4:30 A. M., 120TH MERIDIAN TIME WEATHER BULLETIN 6 the protestants were unable o n > e il e i Max. temp. TODAY N8 Rl T B last Lowest 4:30am. 24 hrs Weather at R e R Station 24 hrs® | temp. temp. Precip 0am Anchorage 58 16 46 o1 Cloudy rejuaice upon defendants’ motion, 1 30 LT Rate DI RY B e 50 43 43 05 Cloudy Credit Bureau g B o & : Shg 1d Mrs. Ed Burnell ax Jag Cordova 5 9 2 ; and Mt Bosbimnelana which Bad et vaon 60 44 05 Pt. Cloudy been appealed from the U. S. Com- ' D2 : ; AR y : Edmonton 50 30 0 Clear missioner’s Court here Showing e ) Fairbanks 69 18 03 Raining | s made to th Court that the "o 79 0 ing | Haine: 53 52 1.89 Raining mmissioner's judgment has been | * 50 165 atisfied by agree of the par- Juneau 5 5 & dir aerecH T the par- g can Alrport 51 86 Raining ; Ketchikan 52 74 Raining | \‘.»\ divorc : \, ;,1" 13 ((‘l.nil y ! Kotzebue 37 Trace Cloudy \ { Lois Jeanne wrovich McGrath 39 0 Pt. Cloudy | vs. Melvin Churovic: as trans- Tr: | Feant ihe o DS- Nome 46 Trace Raining | ferred” to the jurisdic of the G 35 01 Pt. Cloudy Fourth Division District Court at £ 5 24 Raining Fairbanks, where the plaintiff now LetersPurg o 2 RG] : SRS o DI SOV phidiana 47 0 Foggy Prince George 63 45 0 Cloudy e e 2 y Prince Rupert 02 Cloudy | Eicid Seattle 67 50 0 Foggy Fi3H LANDINGS Sitka 58 55 1.00 Raining | L. 5 Whitehorse 54 49 e 0 Cloudy | o akuta 5 53 211 Raining Today at the Cold Storage the,Yakutat B, o e nda B Margaret skippered by Peter “SUtss0:num yeaterday: 10 4160 WD JORGY e Hildre 000 toa e STt e WEATHER SYNOPSIS: The low pressure center which was located | cod ! halibut to Alaska Coast 1 the Gulf of Alaska yesterday morning has slowly filled and a trough | Fisheries, N. S. Rowley's Chichagogf ©f 10W pressure extends from the lower Yukon Valley to the Tanana | brought: 16 5,000 BOULAS’ oF o | Valley and the Gulf of Alaska. Winds as high as 44 miles per hour fo E. Booth, and B, F. N s Were reported in the waters of Southeast Alaska this morning. Rain has Povier scow, skipper Axel Nelloon, ' fallen during the past 24 hours over most of Alaska and over the Plains Erone it 30,000 oo e "%l States and the Rocky Mountain region of northern United States and | e o Dounds of Taku IVEr | outhern Canada. The rainfall was heavy over the northern portion | e sl of Southeast Alaska with over an inch of rain recorded at many stations — e / over this area Yakutat reported over fwo inches during the past Hizh Chair Pads—Home Beau-|hours. Temperatures over Scutheast Alaska continued slightly abe tiful adv. normal. CONGILEUM RUGS Sizes to 9x12 VISIT OUR RECORD SHOP if Youw've Waited for a NEW RUG COME DOWN TOMORROW AND CHOOSE FROM ORIENTAL, MODERN, ALL OVER AND INFORMAL HOOKED DESIGNS Priced FROM $37.50 9x12 Foot Size True, we haven't too many, but those we have are reazlly lovely. Soft tones of red, blue, tan rose and blue, com- bined so harmoniously that you can plan your whole room around your new rug. Leng wearing Axminster weaves for the most part. Pebbletuft-Charmired For the Bedroom BATH SETS WE DELIVER Braided and Rag RUGS For Kitchen and Bath ZANINE FLOOR PHONE 394 (through which AFL seamen Mortuary Chapel here at 2 o'clock | this afternoon. ‘ Burial was to be in the American | its Plymouth plant and that 3,000 had been turned away. Nearly 2,000 Chrysler workers were laid off at the Chrysler New Castle, Ind., plant. The AFL-manned ships leaving New York harbor were able to move after the CIO withdrew picket lines had For reservations, ask your nearest Steamship Oftice, Travel B The MILWAUKEE Roao} Legion plot at Evergreen Cemetery, with members of the Juneau Post, american Legion, acting as pall vearers. No surviving relativ of the deceased have been discovered. ) | oTYLED g ) FAVORED for FALL by Swansdown ALL WOOL FABRICS IN ASSORTED COLORS Tops in Quality Poular Styles SIZES 12 TO 20 JONES-STEVENS