The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, February 6, 1947, Page 8

PAGE EIGHT MEMBERS OF 2ND ecutive the ms Board and take action on ter next Thursday SENATE CLASSES Other guests attending the lunch- Rev. Felton H. Griffin of Anchor- age and V. Ron Milligan of Ketchi- oF HONOR AI (( kan. Col. J. Williams of the Alas Territorial Guard was introduced as Visiting legislature member (x)t“\“”!imnJ)«:N amount of (Conttnued from Page One) WELE £1 consumed by the Development Board isst Charles Carter was Chairman Coc n to ke a clal :m- able t the visiting cation of t} esent tut nd + s require jon. He gave| - compromised by ovised back- made ALASKA LINCK IS GUEST SPEAKER AT SOROPTIMISTS no & THE DAILY ALASKA LMPIRh——JUNl:AU ALASKA REPUBLICAN BOSS | BLASTED IN HOUSE ASHARD[IOUORI BY REP. JOHNSON Effortto Kill Nahonal Com-| mitteemen Bill Losi by Narrow Margin his opi bill otherwise | “1s goc in Rules Com- : to the calen- sting at what he called t mechinations of one man, Rep S. B. 16 would change the manner Maurice Johnson of Fairbanks heat- Tax Commission- €dly defended House Bill 2, whi of appointing the er and would raise h lary. § .J, Would provide for the direct elec- R. 1 provides for p nent hos- tion of National Committeen pitalization of a pioncer miner, Ax- &nd Committeewomen and Dele- el Werner, S. B. 14 an appro- 8ates to National Conventions priation to reimburse the Northern #8ainst an attempt to kill the Light and Power Company for tax mmecasure by indefiite postpo paid upon fuel oil lost in a storm ment. &t Nome. S. B. 18 would appro- Rep. Johnson named Republi Gucst speaker today's Sorop- priate $15,000 for construction of a timist Club meeting was the Presi- small boat float in Thomas Basin, which the ident of the Fairbanks Soroptimists, Ketchikan for Legis] Mrs. Alaska Linck. Following lun-' The Senate recessed until 2 o'clock and the mem cheon, which was served in the this afternoon, with three measures ty of the June Terrace Room of the Baranof, Mrs.|still before it nn (um\-\ calendar. Airport for use by a DC-4 to the members on (h(“ Acc to the Aviation Com- Fair lub and gave a mittee’s report on safety of opera- discussion on the meaning of sorop- p IA IS Io HolD tion, the Con e feels t as timism. long as the Juneau Airp meets The entertainment part of the the safety requ AA, program, arranged under the direc- (oloR vARlETY ements of the ask the tax- pend $100,000, the Chamber ca payers of J u tion of Mrs. Norma Johnson, pro- gram chairman, featured Miss Fran - SHOW TOMORROW as requir if fur are to be ces Paul, who sang several s matched with CAA appropriation tons including “Hills of Home. The Parent-Teac.iers Association’s ior this purpose, for an additional Miss Paul was accompanied by Alaska Color Variety Show tomor- safety margin at the airport. While Mrs. Wilda Husttd at the piano. row evening at the Juneau High this extra safety margin may be Guests attending the luncheon School will be a most unusual pre- highly desirable, the Committee Were Mrs. Thelma Engstrom and sentation, according to advance questions its advisability in view of Miss Anita Garnick, both 1epre- publicity the questionable necessity and the fentatives of the Legislature, ere never has been before ot (Bvhived Oscar Gill, wife of the Speaker of and probably never will be again the House, Mrs. Helen Troy Mun- such an outstanding Alaskan pic- Other correspondence read by the sen, and Mrs. Rae Hoopes. Presi- tuye presentation as the Alaska secretary concerned the Chamber's dent Lee Ellenwood presided over Color Variety Show This group reply to the Skagway C of C ex- the meeting. of rare slides and movies is go- pressing regret that the local By Ny AR, ST ing to be the biggest treat Juneau Chamber deems support for the o has had in that line. MAR“" MID T REST The show is keing sponsored by construction of a road from Juneau to Haines through Skagway inad- visable from the standpoint of be- ing impractical. The Chamber also expressed regret on the moving of the ANS tuberculosis hospital from Skagway to Sitka but is of the opinion that the move had to be made in the interests of govern- ment economy and for the welfare of the patients. Jack Fietcher introduced lively discussion on the proposed abolish- ment of the Alaska Development Board by his reading of an editor- IN EVERGREEN CEMETERY Ralpn B. afternoon Presbyterian Juneau Last were held Northern Church, Ledge, eulogy R. Booth. Interment Evergreen burial Plot the made in rites this Light conducted No. given impressive more so by the sounding of San- for Mt 147, F. & A. M, by was Rev. the Masonic Cemetery, ritual taps by BEill Sperling and Bob € Martin at the Willis and was the P-TA as its method of making the scholarship fund for this year This is a regular yearly project of of the organization The $500 scholarship is given, with no strings attached, to a stu- dent chosen by the superintendent, teachers, and a group selected from the membership of the P-TA. This fund is divided over a period of four years and sent directly to the school on tuition, with the first year h’nmg the 1 t gn\m. e tal that had appeared recently in ford of the Juneau High School MANY pROPER" the Nome Nugget, Curtis Shattuck Band followed Fletcher's suggestion for : T Lok open discussion on s suieet by STEAMER MOVEMENTS | SALES ARE MADE a motion to postpone action for | next week’s meeting, and Dr. W. Depali in port cheduled to . Properties recorded as changing M. Whitehead took the floor to fa- ¢ail for westward at 4 o'clock hands within the past week and vor immediate hearing of pro's and gfternoon filed in the U. S. Commissioner's con’s since the ADB had been nur- princess Norah scheduled to office are listed as follow: tured and conceived by the Cham- tomorrow afternoon or e CHIr. $nd Tobel Daigier.- fold 8 ber of Commerce. After tossing the cutian scheduled to sail > and lot to Gus H. herg proverbial ball around for attle tomc ‘\ M. 1 Margo minutes to decide on a lin Tenges to sail 4 lots in We ticn which would meet the approv eattie tomc W( t Juneau Lumber ('“m"‘” of the majority, it decided to Sea, from Sitka, schedul- Elzabeth Kaiser Cupp sold homesite Lena to M refer Senate Bi the Ex- ed hbound sometime St mnday. E. E. Have! a ho lot in the highlands. sold by the Juneau DEPARTMENT OF COMME THER BUREAU Realty Company, was purchased L J, ALZ jHarold and Helen Foss. The Dot WEATHER BULLETIN ] ding Post was sold to George DATA FOR 24 HOURS ENDED AT 4:30 0TH MERIDIAN T:ME A. and Edna T. Matson. F r Max. temp. TODAY owners of the Trading Post ar t 4:30am. 24 his, Weather at | Lee E. and Elaine E. Swift Station temp. Pre 4:20 am. Among other changes listed is Anchorage -3 Trace Cloudy {the house ad lot on Fifth and Barrow -61 0 Clear ‘Kmnd\ Streets, which was re- Bethel 13 Cloudy lcently sold to Leo J. and Helen L. Cordova 0 Cloudy {Jewett by George C. and Irma D. Daw 0 | Purington, and property in Lawson Edmenton 0 1Gardens owned by J. Sherman Fairbanks 0 Pt. Cloudy |and Evelyn P. Tanner was sold to Haines 01 Cloudy ,Warren L. King. Havre 0 Cloudy b Juneau Airport 01 Cloudy Ketehikan A D()[JfiL AS Kodiak Snow 5| Los Angeles 0 f McGrath 26 12 Cloudy v Nome 8 Trace Snow DOUGLAS RESIDEX Northway 0 | GIVEN OPPORTUNITY Petersburg 18 0 Pt. Cloudy | FOR JCCA MEMBERSHIPS Portland 54 30 30 0 Clear —— Prince George 44 30 0 Clear , To afford any Juneau residents Prince Rupert 39 21 21 0 Cloudy who desire to secure membership in Seattle 51 38 38 Trace Cloudy the Juneau Community Concert Sitka 34 25 29 0 Clear Association, Mrs. E. P. McCarron Whitehorse =21 -48 -31 0 Clear and Mrs. Gordon Gray will be at Yakutat 26 2 2 Trace Cloudy the Douglas drug store this eve- ©—(4:30 a. m. yesterday to 4:30 a. . today) ning from 8:30 to 9 o'clock for that WEATHER SYNOPSIS: The low pressure center which is located | purpose. about 800 miles south of the central Aleutians has moved xxorlheust\uu'dl S to within about 200 miles of the Alaska Peninsula this morning NOTICE TO “OUTS high pressure center which was centered over the border of Canada and the United States yesterday moved eastward to the middle Mackenzie j River Valley this morning. This pressure distribution is causing strong southwesterly flow of warm moist maritime air over the :somhw(‘swml portion of Alaska and temperatures have risen above freezing at some station Over Southeast Alaska the temperatures were slightly lower over the southern portion and were warmer over the northern portion Rain or snow has fallen during the past 24 hours along the coast of The ! Tonight at 7:30 o'clock if the City Hall all Sea Scouts and Boy Scouts of Juneau will meet with Mayor Waino Hendrickson and City Clerk Jack Popejoy for the election of Scouts to hold the office February 8 when the Scouts take over the Albert White, who he said does no believe Alaskans are intellige enough to elect their own re sentatives to National Conventi as the man helping to block legislation. He charged that White! had used persuasion on several members and had tried first to p suade him to let the bill die, then attempted to intimidate him. White, Johnson said, has lexmi local autonomy and the right of the voters to choose their own represenetatives since 1933 Vote Is Close The motion to indefinitely post- pone the measure was made by Rep. McCutcheon, and seconded by R=p Enider. The motion lost, but by the narrow margin of 11 to 13 Voting for the motion to indef initely postpone the bill were Reps Almquist, Ed Anderson, Barnett Engstrom, Garnick, Hope, Huntley Frank Johnson, McCutcheon, Pol- lard and Snider. Voting against pos.ponement were Reps. Carl Anderson, Coble Egan, Hoopes, Maurice Johnson, Joy. Laws, Meath, Newell, Nolan, Ost, Vukovich and Speaker Gill. Warned By Rivers Earlier in the afternoon the House had been warned by At- torney General Rivers that spec- ial legislation of “perk” bills are not legal under the Organic Act which he said specifically fortids such legislation. The questicn came up when an effort was made to amend the bill which would provide a TB isola- tion unit for the far north by changing the words “Arctic Re- gions” to “Second Division.” T Attorney General said that he lieved the change would classify "‘- bill as special legisiation and the motion to amend was voted down. Houg2 members voted, howsaver, to increase the amount rcquested for the unit to $30,000 instead of the $20600 requested in the original Eill Several attempts to hurry the _ bill threugh to final pas by suspensicn of the rules were thwart- ed by 101! call vote Two efiorts to nd the Teach- ers’ Pay Increase bhill by cutting down the proposed ases for W itendent school supe down. The House adjou m. until 11 a. m. Ti - - o BPWC LUNCHEON FRIDAY The BPWC wili nold their weekly luncheon business meeting Friday in the Geld Room of the Baranof. Speakers will be Elsie Adams, State Federation President and Charlotte Dunlap, State Federation Program Chairman. Burke Riley, Director of the Vo- cation Rehabilitation Program will speak over KINY tonight at 7 o'clock, sponsored by the BPWC. - RAINBOW GIRLS MEET There will be a special business ineeting of the Order of Rainbow Girls at the Scottish Rite Temple next Saturday at 2 o'clock. All members are asked to be present. HEYWO0OD d at irsday election « FUNERAL RITES FOR ARTS, CRAFTS (LUBTO | ELECT DIRECTORS AT | MEETING [OMORROW The regular annual meeting of | the Alaskan Arts and Crafts Club, | SENATE ASURES TENTH DAY, FEB. 5 (Passed) S. B. 8, by Education Committee o'cleck at the Territorial Museum. $282,000 supplemental appropria- | tioms for support of schools in cur- This is announced today by Mrs.| rent biennium; 14 yeas, one nay,| Joe Werner, Vice-President of the| one absent; to Engrossment | organization who will preside ai (Withdrawn) | the meeting in the absence of Miss B. 3. by Walker—Providing Alice Brandebury, the club Presi- § dent who is south. referendum on abolition of fish o i Reports of committee heads who aps. (Introduced) have handled the various phases B. 19, by Walker—To revise Of the, clubs business during the laws to require oath of Past vear will be heard and the election of a Board of Directors will be held. All membiers of the club are urged to attend this meet- ing, which has been called early to enable those who wish to attend the P-TA color show to attend both cualification upon filing of candid- acy for elective Territorial office; to Elections and Judiciary. —,- Mrs. Werner especially empha- sizes that this meeting is for ali members of the organization and ROBERT GRANT HELD HERE THIS MORNING not just the Board of Directors and it is hoped that a good crowd wiil Funeral services for Robert Grant be out to learn the facts about the were held at the Catholic Church club’s operation through its first this morning. Th2 Rev. Rotert vear. It will not be a long meet- | Whelan offered the Holy Sacrifice ing, but it does have special ‘lu\hl of the Mass and preached the fu- ficance at this time since it will | neral sermon. include a report on the very suc- Robert Grant came to the cessful exhibit and other interest- tory in the summer of 1945, com- ing work recently handled by the ing first to Juneau. In October organization. of 1945 he went to Tebenkof Bay - .o - where he was interested in a fox farm. He returned to Juneau on ey Skt w1 NORTH SEA SAILS TO to Kathleen Wallick on January, o Katniecn Wallcke on Januery - SKAGWAY, SITKA WITH lover the operation of the Star Bak- FIFTEEN PASSENGERS ery on South Franklin Street Mr. Grant is survived by his widow, Kathleen, his mother, M: The North Sea sailed at 5 o'cluck Walter Horton and sister, Betty, this morning from Juneau to both of Lyme, New Hampsh: a Skagway, where she will pick up trother, John, of Los Angeles. the patients from the Skagway ] Grant will accompany her sanatorium for transfer tc Sitka husband’s remains to Los Angeles for burial. The body will lie in state this evening beginning at 7:30 o'clock at the Charles W. Carter Mortu- ary. and the new ANS Sanatorium Alice Island Passengers Lboarding Sea for Skagway De Hoyas, Albert Heidelberger, W. W lins, S. J. Weidel, T. E. MacAuley and Lucita, Jitka passengers were Mrs i- fred Parish, Dr. H. C. Rufus, A. McEachran, Bill Wilson, Ames J Alter and Lorraine Singer. The North Sea is oxpected to re- turn to Juneau southbound some- ime Sunday. on North were Sgt. Louis Klingderl, J. E. Tuttle, B. Col- Richard Decker, Sister Mary the e NO MASS IN DOUGLAS ON FRIDAY MORNING W There will be no mass tomorrow morning in Douglas, but the usual masses at 7 and 8 o'clock will be said in Juneau at the Catholic Church of the Nativi: "LET IT SNOW. LET IT SNOW, LET IT SNOW" (What's a little snow between ice worms?) Let's go to ihe ALASKAN COLOR YARIETY SHOW.. AT Juneau High School February 7th T:30P. M. TICKETS ON SALE Friday WAKEFIEL THE OLDEST NAME IN U. S. FURNITURE will be held Friday evening at 7:30, Dining Room Set: BEAUTIFUL BLOND BIRCH TABLE x 50"—Has one leaf—6 matching upholstere: Heywood Wakeheld Dropleaf Table: in mellow hand - rubbed Closed measures 34" 225.00 d chairs THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1947 Doctor said Borden's would give her a boost! . « . Mary Jane is 8 months old now - and you'd never guess how tiny and delicate she was when she was born. The doctor sug- gested giving her Borden’s Vitamin D Evaporated Milk. And I'm glad he did. She’s growing lovely teeth and straight bones. I'm sure the 400 units of Vitamin D in every pint are helping! P.S. to Mothers: Borden's Vitamin D Evapo- 9 rated Milk is accepted by the American Medi- L cal Association, Council on Foods and Nutrition. And see Wh&t Borden’s dOCS fOT coffee f . r—— - . | remember the day we first tried Borden's Evaporated for coffee. My husband was won over immediately . .. and so was L Borden'’s really brings out the rich, deep coffee flavor —makes a cup of coffee what it should be! Borden’s is grand for cooking, too—try it! - LEFTOVER COFFEE AND BORDENS MAKE A . PUDDING DELIGHT! ; : COFFEE NUT PUDDING g I 1cup strong coffee 1 teaspoon salt i 1cupBorden’sVitaminD 1 egg, slightly beaten 2 Evaporated Milk 1 teaspoon vanilla - i 12 cup sugar 13 cup coarsely choj : 3tablespoons corn- walnuts, if d > 4 starch : Heat coffee and 12 cup of the Borden’s : Evaporated in top of double boiler. Mix : sugar, cornstarch, salt; slowly add remain- : ing Y2 cup of milk, stirring until smooth. 3 Stir cornstarch mixture into hot mixture. ' Cook, stirring constantly, over hot water A 10 minutes. Pour part of mixture over egg, : mixing well. Return to double boiler; cook ¥ 2 minutes longer, stirring. Remove from : heat. Cool, stirring occasionally. Add - : vanilla and nuts. Serve with cream or top PR v A TN : milk. Serves 4. . NOW...400 UNITS OF VITAMIN D PER PINT i Announcing . . .. that ILAH PARMENTER Formerly of " Antoines” In San Francisco and Oregon, over Southeast Alaska, over southwestern Alaska and the Aleu- | eity. Every Scout is asked to be in al fini tian Islands. Due to the deep low center over the central islands strone | attendance. . :fi;fii—flv-’("?fi;é ”:xf\f‘ifi ializi i y to gale winds were reported over the greater portion of the Bering Sea - le':.ve' ~6 COlOl;iBl style Spec"athng m and the Aleutian Islands this morning A. L. MEETING TONIGHT s Y 177.50 o MARINE WEATHEK BULLETIN There will be a special meeting lthWt‘Dd Wakefield A y HAIRSTYLING GF DISTINJTION Reports from Marine Stations at 1:30 P. M. teday of the American Legion tonight at and PERMANENT WAVING There is heat, WIND Height of Waves | the Legion Dugout. = Station Weather Temp. Dir.and Vel. (Sea Conditiow | but no water in the building, so Polished Oak TO]I Table: Kitchen Set: " ape Spencer Cloudy 31 45 the meeting will be brief without With chrome steel legs, Measures White steel top, chrome legs. Ex- H J . d th Stafl Df the ed Rock Pt. Cloud Y ual coffee afterwards. 2 Slen 4 e & o e. Blue ¥ B r (H 0 Cloudy 18 he u: 32" x 44" closed. Has one leaf tending leaves on each side. Blue as Joine e Five Fir (: Four upholstered chrome steel ;f"“" ; ol i 1 20 chairs. Choice of two colors— our. Shrome _Stea i % VANITY BEA“TY SALo ‘.» oyster and brown 89.50 holstered in blue 99 sn ‘ 2 a0 leatherette o Phone 318 & Cooper Building Y te mERiCD D e S ——————————————————————————————————— ku Inlet—northerly winds 20 to 35 miles per | w flurries. Protected wa of Sout | — ? T 3 | and north of e e e - per hour by f Soutl mner aits—easter UTIFUIL PELIVER || SMITH HEATING and APPLIANCE CO. | ‘ % FORMERLY SMITH OIL BURNER SERVICE 1 If Your Credit Is Good — Use I 0il Burners — Plumbing — Heating | DAY PHONE—476 NIGHT PHONE—GREEN €% * to Yakutat per hour by