The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, January 9, 1947, Page 2

PAG). TWO THE DAILY ALAbKA EMPIRE-— JUNEAU, ALASKA THURSDAY JANUARY 9, 1947 LABOR MEASURES HULL SENDS HIS IBUllHINS HOUSE SHORTAGE FOREMEN'S UNION ” JANUARY CLEARANCE VALUES || FOR LEGISLATURE ~ BESTWISHESTO | "~ "= """ INVESTIGATIONIS ~ CASEISHEARD BY | ‘The enti eruvian REVEALED 'l‘o (Io GEN MARSHAU. cabinct resigned early today as a URGED IN SE“A!‘E SUPREME ( ‘l‘ » |12sult of the allegedly political mur- g — der of one of Peru’s most prom- WASHINGTON, Jan. 9—A broad, WASHINGTON, Jan. 9—The Su- Delegates to the Territorial CI0 WASHINGTON, Jan, 9.—A pat irent publishers. An unidenti- ' investigation of the housing short- |preme Court began hearing argu- cn the back for the new Secretary|fied gunman shot down Francisco age was added today to the pros- ments today on a test sult involv- rthy reducticns on Woolens, Linens were scheduled to hear an address of State has come from a former Grana Garland, publisher of the pective business of the new Con- | ing foremen’s unions. At the sarae | save by the Governor of Alaska this af- Secr of S ordell Hull morning newspaper La Prensa g 2 o'clock has sent congratulations to Gen- I, For You Who Love to Sew cenvention, now in its third day, time, the National Labor Relations Pure Silk Fabrics You 50 A January ( i - Chairman Brewster (R-Me.), told Becard announced that it will held Yesterday afternoon the conven- oral Mar: ying hel WASHINGTON — Rep. Bertrand”yeporters the special Senate War up attion on all foremen's cases ticn was addressed by Henry Ben- believes the General plendidly W. Gearbart, R.,"California, has in- jnyestigating Committee proposed until the Tribunal comes to & de- son, Territorial Commissioner of cquipped to make a great record. troduced a bill to provide for the y5 make it if the Senate continues cision. The issue is whether a com- incorporation of the National ‘Wo- Lo P l i X]] ‘N ] Y d Lator, who gave a brief outline of Hull also sent a message to re- the group’s life. He said the Com- Pany can be made to bary v y - full a ol E p gain with 7\) o neguciion on Al oolen ar age o “ four proposed bills to be sponsored tiring Secretary James Byrnes u»‘mt‘m Relief Corps, auxiliary to the, mjtiee intends a “complete inquiry” | forcmen labor groups. in the forthcoming ‘Territorial pressing regret that illness forced |Grand Army of the Republic | with special emphasis on veterans - ternoon at learanc Feata - > - |Logislature by the Department of |him to resign h =4 1 P - gisl A 'pa f|him t i e N o 10using. 4 BONOR Including Stroocks, Julliard, Ducharne .. . . All Lator. The bills are, firs, a Child TIRCY | PRAGU Cacchosiovakin — i) Browster said the Commitiee al- | oong o o l:llrlet;:imhzlh - Y Labor law; second, a Minimum zens of PelighlOVEEEID TRl so will review war profits and may gseo % h J & ; . bbbt st ti 4 ) 000,000 & 1000 Pnre V\]OO] 5458 ]nChES Wlde | Wage law; third a Maximum Hour ‘R'S (RAHIS pROGRAM newspaper for the first time to-: 356k into conduct of American is 00000 in the United States, an A S bill, and fourth, a Wage Collec- ID 1B PATIENTS: day about the change in the Ameri-{ gooo o€ S nerease of more than $100,000,000 ticn law To A ‘(‘nn State Department. Most of the i "over the 1945 racord, the National The Senate may act tomorrow 1 y Fire Protection Associati (3 {publications illustrated the sWry o, Soooendavion from its Bitd tota tion esti ON ON WOOLENS FRIDAY AND SATURDAY Benson outlined various provis-| AND NEXT WEEK ONLY) 2 T fons of the bills for the conven-. The program of arts and crafts; lwith cartoons showing an atomic Bufes: inttaities that Browsters Moo . L NemL! tion delegates, and made a brief launched fcr tubercular patients in|bomb changing hands. group be continued. | B BIFLaT o invitation to union members to the Government Hospital about a S AP, With many controversial matters i\t Pu'{'{‘ Lin en Fr re ’Fl1larly $4 95 per maks use of the services of the year and a half ago has turned m-“ SEOUL — Northwest Alrlines'| e o8 08 O e ot a lvel 4 o iy = Department of Labor. to a self-supporting undertaking, |survey plane landed at Kimpo air- its first week, the issue of how as this winter se p. )l - uson ing to ANS memter Mrs.|drome, 18 miles west of Seoul, to-/ ;o ¢o shend on the Army and w‘]"\" N | Talks were also made yesterday accc 2 108 e Y afternoon by Michael J. Haas, Dora Rusch |day after a five hour and 45 MmN Navy was pushing to the fr Territorial representative of the U., Mrs. Rusch, who is in charge of 'ute flight from Tokyo. Northwest = P g ok !S. Department of Labor, by John|the program, said that their sur- officials were scheduled to confer D- - | McLaughlin, Field Supervisor of the plus r ng fund has realized the with Lt. Gen, John R. Hodge, U. S. . i flpis regularly ‘Unemplo\m"nt Compensation Com- sum of $200 to be used for new Occupation Commander. They will BEllEVED w“" 3 T micsion, and by Anita Garnick, Rep-|materials |1eave ea fomario | for Shanghai . resentative-elect to the Territorial| The Alaska Tuberculosis Associa-| - MAY ‘I'AKE Sale Prlce % $6.50 Yd | Legislature. tion, through the efforts of Mrs. Verne Albright, Secretary of the Bess Winn, set aside a budget to puREBRED NGS Ketchikan local of the ILWU, em- be used for the rehabilitation uf‘ 0“ STAFF w m s * -~ Rl & 2lpa phasized today that the public is/tybercular patients in the Go\ Toille Tusssr, Pure lek Fabric in Striking e 1o S Aot | e et s s JURN TR .. o ceedings of the convention. “Any-'Art als, oils, yarn, wool nnd: LAKE SUCCESS, N. Y, Jan. 9— z 1 1! "1 $5 95 d $B 5p |body,” said Albright, “has the right other material have been donated| m KEML Fm There may be a new job for Wil-| : prlntsl requ:ariy oJ. an g er to sit in on and listen to what|for usc among the patients, and in son Wyatt scon. The former Fed- | 2, o0 ey /8 Shus —when our expert styl- ~y o 13 R4 |goes cn in our union deliberations.” addition, such articles as library| SEATTLE, Jan. :—Twenty - two €ral Housing Administrator may Vuu'd T bale f)}']Ce AR R G $395 The convention will probably wind books, reading glasses, @ portable purchred dogs burned to death find a berth with the United Na- 1ki8 ana beautclany whip lup its tusiness tomorrow might. phonograph, and recor lcarly today when flames of un- tions. It's rumored that Wyati your skin and hair into lJoe Jurich, President of the In-| Through the efforts of this pro-| getermined origin swept the widely Will confer with U-N Secretary gleaming loveliness. Call ternational Fishermen and Allied gram, the hosp ed patients have | known Blackbriar Kennels. The General Trygve Lie today regarding today for your appoint- { Workers of America, left the con- been given a wider range of inter-| qogs many of them brood matrons & possible appointment to Lie's| ment. ‘ 'vcnugn teday to return to E(‘Al(le‘(" and cheerful occupation to build! ;14 show winners included Great staff. But there’s nothing omcial‘ ]"»" i their morale. | Danes, Scottish Terriers and Chesa- to confirm the story. @ 5 25)2 i a Sl e peake Bay Retrievers. They were The big doings out at Lake Suc- | i y BUILDING PERMITS valued at $4,000. cess today will cenle_x around (he‘ QAALITY SINCE /887 250 23 DIE FROM COlD Blackbrier is owned by Mr. and U-N Security Council table. The B A R A N F | Two building permits have been Mrs. Hamlin C. Grier, Secretary cf Delegates are set to take up the issued by the City of Juneau since ‘ll‘.r' Seattle Kenne! Club | Arms Reduction ]{)'r)grflm tm>s a!t- aor T IN GERMAN SEC"ON Firemen said the blaze may have ernocn. And they've got their fin-| BEAUTY SALON | the.first of January. Trevor Davis th e « ! has taken out a permit to remodel rted from wiring in an incuba- gers crossed, hoping for a minimum an apartment, rewire it and add &| FRANKFURT, Germany, Jan. 9! 1 (o debate over tespeioatties. Phone 538 o L teilet and b‘nn‘\ in tlflw} Davis Apm'l-} The Hamburg town council an- o - ,,_,k_’, " Al ALASKA WHALING HEW FOUIPMENTIS - BILL COPE ISPASSING o v 6o 201 V08" 0 & S5t S gurclongh Week! I %% St e ' RE(HVED HERE fOR : . Harri Machine Shop building, at jast three, days and 52 had been e T B TR g (?lMAmNg NM??fiSY COLD STORAGEPLANT U1 CIOARS; BOY BABY e o o, b e s s, 1o Degignated in Seaflle | SJUNEAU MARINE CO. Germans rioted in a vain attempt feb i e b e "“"f““’,s”“g“ | SEATTLE, Jan. 9—January 1 Marine Hhflm WAYS Boai Sales B h Century Meat Cope, on the staff at the t., had a & compressors and e current cold wave 4 pEI ; : tiona ation equipmen o on the counter today - - ny's worst i 18 years will be “Sourdough Week" here by e {Hebgh “[1 - 1‘”“‘"“ U ol » proud father of a son NFORD GOING EAST DS Mazor Willn TS m Hardware reeamive asn sew and i ; 18D freighter Square Sinnet for the Ju- e Byt b Bardort ¢ . Pedsh L ket e ; 'ticn, with a Seattle Sotirdough Clu NSTRUCTION P -, o Seasident Villia P i s $ o ael, born to Mr Copse Sanford of the Federal BPWC LUNCHEON FRIDAY o COoN il PnnL LIS o, neau Cold: Sfordter G firdes ar ) Hospital yesterday Bureau of Mines will leave Sunday sl dinner January 18 commemorating Rubber Boats root west Eightn St. Appralsals Ry e more than 8 your. Al WBERDISEY. pioning, ot 8741 o'clogk for Washington, D. C. He will be. The Business and Professional the 100th anniversary of the ar- PIIONE 29 JUNEAU, ALASKA BOX 2719 rival of Alexander Hunter Mu at the sight of Fort Yukon Navy for disappear will complete refrigerating install- werth of heavy machinery from th aticns for the new addition to the cempany’s Akutan Island whaling colq stor which _was put into sthtion during the war v for t time last year leased the whal i Have Ycur Beat Stesm Cleaned While On Our Ways irst child, Gary tipped tiieat the Capital for the next six Womens Club will held their reg- at 8 pounds and 12 ounces.| Weeks conferring with the Director ular luncheon-business meeting to- not clated whether the of the Mining ‘Bureau and the|morrow in the Gold Rocm of the Chief of the Mining Department Baranof. The program will feature - -t ter will follow in his dad and lcaned~it 2 1 § \P fcot and become u butck on the Alaskan program for next'Dcrothy Whitney from the Depart- a secret fueling base for lend-le: Ar paseball played | year ment of Health as 3 \pmkox i st STEAMER'MOVENENTS oo fesvtlopard o o 0 0 ey 0 8 o B B Schlubp told inter ers hi { € Ncrah from Vancouver ccmpany had invested $300000 i Jan Dtlana' cotesed S e ™" LT RS T Northwest Airlines announces 4-engine | - Alaska sailed from Seattle 5 p. m ier this week active since crupting.) lue in Juneau Saturday e .. DIRECT SERVICE FROM ANCHORAGE! Schlupp, 80-year Pacific Coast's v g | fleet, said none of Begfuiay Wi ¢ had kesn sent to s Their harpoons took ar a n m— [ 300 whales a season before the war i L COLUMBIA He sald he wa: tate whi 5 reduled to sail from E ! BREWERIES was responsible 4 e disappearanca 0 ; sail from Navy “tcok the had accepted the pr had no damages cor “When"the Navy tion back to us given that c R NEw YORK coming di- to Juneau uthbound and e ; via Edmonton ; disturked c [ e - X ) tative had checked the ! Belare the, toming, ‘gl ijtie sanfl- | Sihian A1 s ieken what boen | Foad 1 of bison roamed ; ! Aot LT i " |the Gr Plains of the United OMMENCING JANUARY 2, Northwest will operate regular | taken 4-engine luxury service to Minneapolis-St. Paul, Chicago and New York . . . via the ““Inside Route.”’ This is in addition to Northwest's present service via Seattle. Passengers have the option of going by one route, returning by the other . .. a scenic “Triangle Tour”. .. af regular round trip fares. ! 5 & i S b | ¢ Refrigerators - Refrigerators - Refrigerators NEW LOW FARES | ONE WAY ROUND 'TRIP { ANCHORAGE to— Aduts | Children | Adults | Children | | MINNEAPOLIS-ST. 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