The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, November 26, 1946, Page 8

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE JUNEAU, ALASKA ] ; TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1946 PAGE EIGHT B o AT __THE DAI LASKA EN PAA ARGUING FOR Seaftle City Light ‘M"‘"‘G SERETARY Associafed Press ACTION FOR NEW ESTABLISHMENT OF EmployeesVoting | ST0r 1N JUNEAU " News Give Infofo HIGHWAY TAKEN, NEW ARLIEROUTE _ OnSiike Question _RUTETOSOUM e mires Abroad VANCOUVER MEET YELLOW CAB C0 | BARANOF PHONE 22 Beauty Salon Courteous Drivers — Dependable ‘ 24-HOUR SERVICE \‘ Appointments # | : Service ATLANTIC CITY, N. J., Nov 26 Alaska Miners Association, has ar- 0 SEATTLE, Nov 26—Mail_ballot- rived here and is enroute to Seat- | CHICAGO, Nov. 26—Kent Coop- VANCUUVERy: 8. [Cn SX0IE 0 @ . ing by City Light Department em- o er, executive director of the Asso- A resolution urging “immediate ac- fOl' Chrxstmas ciated Press, says that a world ac- tion” by Ottawa and Washington, *WW% : \a:‘ ~ E }’»?-e@ ‘§ quainted through a free exchange D. C., K > R of news would be a “far more Washington State by a highway - ployees on a strike proposal to Mr. Anderson, going to the As- w ’ ; (¥ happy and peaceful world.” rough British Columbia was ap- fi K 1orce recognition of the Electrical gooiation’s office in Seattle for a Workers' union as collective bar- geveral-months’ stay there, is stop- ice airline ent for the Municipal ping here on business. He plans to said th tility's 1,600 workers was to close jeave sometime today. trips to @t midnight tonight. The AMS secretary is accom- Permanents % givess- should be made ¢ Alaskan % | NOw! ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ in linking up Alaska and In a speech to the national con- d by delegates to the Pacific | vention of Sigma Delta Chi, pro- st Trade Asscciation here ! [ fessional journalistic fraternity, he vesterday li- Balloting was upenn(i] after city panjed by his wife and small son. ieh o ! i @ council members refused to TeCOE- An employee of the Alaska Daily Stid newspapers in many countries ..., ,, o - U. 8 3 aily o A he action came aiter U. S. Sen- Jx s‘fen I od P @ res nize the union, principally OR pregs, he left here in 1941 for "“"mald Mg “‘”“ b "“33‘ fmi Gtor Warren G. Magnuson (D- " tetu grounds recognition would imply Fairbanks to take over cent €fforts to print the facts and that b i S 3 int Bt ) Batrek ieally airbanks to take over his presen they needed the friendship of the sh.) voiced criticism of the Do: | Hand Tinted—Natural Celors—Beautifully Framed n Government for its “leth- in connection with develop- .{f the union's right to strike against pegition Great Government’ and because Othel gSpeaking of the general mining ATeTican press. The Associated Press, he added, ' chizf of g for unions might protest giving the gjtuation in Alaska, Anderson said X # ment of the Canadian West. - < division of Pan Ameri- union the right to represent cleri-!he would estimate ; . 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