The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, February 28, 1947, Page 8

PAGEEIGHT ™ { THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU, ALASKA ! - FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1947 ing e = in the political life| Senator Edward D c.;rfcs—ul\o 1 Icondmons Failea to pass by vote[ MEAIH MEASURE of Senate President Andrew Ner- has been against the bill from the BRITA'N ls Fran(e and 10 yeas, 14 nays land beginning—seized the opportunity S. B. 14—To appropriate $675 to/ | Passed by the Si e on Wed- to ml across an amendment lm(k— {refund to the Northern Light and| HAS ROUND TRIP |..2ir s "5t Ve e s gt e prion-on-which i gt Fover co. Mo tor it ud on | SHHAFFER®S ~ 49-Phone-43 ' f pu k in secc reading ire was focussed; an exemption of ASKING AID Br"aln 'o oil lost during a storm. Indef- of amendment—the Senate res-; Semator Victor C. Rivers there-| 5 nays, i 4 cinding passage by unanimous upon saw only one way out—to; ] | Nerl : H vote, upon motion following a re-/defeat the bill. S iy ta 2 Mo ] | X e bill. Senator N. R.| ; " hind Sarvi breth, author of the complicating ure was worth another try R oo R | Behind Service Con- amendment. Up for amendment In his remarks, Walker e L L med about to be passed i | ) . ¥ : again yesterday afterncon, and to a “Fairbanks er”|[1In} LONDON, Feb, 28.—P—Foreign tained as agronomist at the Ag- "ad B'” :\ml”u it by lmn\_«(i,fl((tl\"‘ B b ‘Un”ed S'af&s May Help '0 Secretary Ernest Bevin announced,ricultural Experimental Station at! MEAE C0. when Senator Don Carlos At Nerland’s insistence, Walker necessary matter rest sides atid's FipagnEs, Nrand Bolster Shaky Greek | 2ccmeme on = British-Frenck: |the University of Alaska. \ i 3 1 B OS'er a Y ree treaty of alliance in the House| SN oo, : o parritorial officialy| Brownell knocked all the grammar Pulled the letfer fsom his pocket Government | Bevin said he and French For- AI.ASKA SEAl J v o ting for out of ft with an amendment 4hd, sneaking a peek at the last) s jeign Minister Georges Bidault . 2 50, shifting clauses around. page, reported that it had been| By 5 N (would sign the ,treaty next Tues- fer ' ohN tar From Public Called |signed by August Johnston, of! WASHIN! TON, 7 at Dunkerque. fo the Aldiia. E te. Yes-| While the Sengtors were trying the Fairbanks painting contracnng Britain, her domestic econom) near It is evidence of the bonds of| SK I N SAlES ingebreth amendment, the ears quivered lof Commons today. 1 through|to unwind that snarl by calling % Of Johnston and Duncan. De- [ the breaking point, was reported in friendship” between the two coun-| And, in upon galleryite A. B. Phillips, Sup- cluring himself the target of the! Congressional and diplomatic quar- | tries, he said. cward progress, it flashed erintendent of Junsau Public cter: Nerland turned the Prosl-)ters today to have proposed thav, Dunkergue has speclal signifi- | a light upon & mildly embarrass-|Schools, for his expert advice, dent’s chair over to Senator Char-jihe United States take over hen cance to the two countries as a| | i V5 el B i S S les D. Jones and asked permission|.cmmitments in Greece on a large Scene of horror and Gefeat result-| | |to explain the circumstances back ! scale ing from attempted wartime co- S {™ Although there was no White OPeration that fell short of its goal | Nerland Explains | .'of stopping the Germans in 1940. | House contirmation, this was un | —_p % D' Copies of the letter have b?fnr i K th biject| Anthony Eden, Conservative for-| WASH‘NGTOV' oy . 4 derstobd to have been tRe subjec i 7 The government’s semi-annual auc- 1S 1S Your IO (4 spread about, Nerland indicated,| .\ jenst in part—of a highly se- mer Foreign Minister, congratu-| AlRdk 1 skins—spr ; 5, in complaint against award of &' .otive ference | 1ated Bevin for concluding the new tD8 0F, & THpER ‘SENI. SKINS=SONEE : painting contract, at the Experi- j gretive . White - O A |time barometcr of the fur business; ° { e Experi-| ceterday among Presient Tru- | —will be st 8t, Louls April 14 ,the| I as ".t mental farm at the Univemity o‘\nan his diplomatic advisers, and “Close and enduring friendship dli Alaska, to Nerland's company. |, jegislators. 4 between the two nations is a con- F“Sh. and Wildlife Service said w-l { & | day. ’rne contract was awarded when| ™o Tl 00 said that the United tribution to world peace,” Eden wNuldnd underbid Johnston and , Z ¢ Said, adding that members of the‘ Fur experts say iue resulis of the I b s MINIMUM DELIVERY ... $2.50 ORDER Duncan by approsimately se00,| Siies Would issue o stltemtt) House “would all be with Mr.|sale probably will determine whe- 0 buy '; MORNING DELIVERY CLOSES 10:00 A. M. Netland's bid was $975. Previously| 00" O Wat part, if any, It Would pevin in spirit at Dunkerque | ther fur prices will be higher of | DOUGLAS DELIVERY CLOSES 10:00 A. M. before a formal call for bids, Ner-| & Ume in helping shaky | (e House members cheered, . |lower in the immediate future. | l-l AM and B AC(’N : AFTERNOON DELIVERY CLOSES 3:30 P. M. land had estimated the job at!" Uikt ”:l (rom diplomats| BeVin's announcement did not Fur prices tumbled sharply 30! , $1,000 to $1200 and had been told| I Was learnsd DR SWONEE include a_delincation of the terms | percent, i1 the average—after the | ’ 7 to go ahead at that figure; John-| " “’"’1 (J“"“‘C:‘“‘m e:h‘:r °“nf§ ©lof the treaty, which was agreed | fall auction at St. Louis last Sep- at these Start Mareh Rl ht ston also having been contacted! ™ © G 8 «tlupon in principle last mont/1 while| tember, when the Alaskan pelts | | B and having estimated $1,500. |report on Britain's Waning resourc- 'y plum, then French Premier,|drew unusually low returns. The 5 2 fes, was Juid before Secretary Of .o pere for talks with Bevin and | market has made a partial re- | Learn just hcw much you can save at BERT'S— JO-E“*IO" at that time, request-State M hall by Lord 'INnver-ipume Minister Attlee. covery in recent weeks. Where Everything Is l~'airly Priced! ed Nerland, as President of the chapel, British Ambassador to this L gsieiis Alaskat real skin, conte/trom the | Ecard of Re -icou a recer nference. gents of the Uni-!country, at a recent confere; | government-owned herd on \he‘ v y, to issue specifications.! Should the Umted States decide ; : — i 1, Nerl | i g Pribilof Is'ands. ’ 2 BUY A CASE rland said he had replied that!to take over a large share of Bri H OU S E | The 30 pefant deciiusi mm_! H MS g A pound 7 ( he did not ink [ \ did not think a ®all for bids, tish commitments in Greece, and es last fall was the result of the| was required as both had fllr?fld}"p(‘xhdps elsewhere, to help restore FANCY '—vEGETABLEs uoted estimate p o warm weather, stock market con- | P quoted es s. However, | Europe’s = stability, it could well diticns and other factors, ng,s‘l HALF or WHOLE . | ¢ i E s - Johnston carried his complaint to, force a complete redrafti of thi g 91 s Faney S D, g 29 R 0 plete redrafting s g 9 7 5—No. 21, tins Fancy Solid Pack Tomtoes ... Value $2.15 University President Charles Bun- ! nation's plans for foreign relief ex- Rendelman, a co-owner of Jandel 5—Ne. 2 Fancy Corn, Kernel and Cream . Value 1.45 B neii and went so far as to act|penditures Ay ALY 5 Purs, Inc, told a reporter | SWIFT'S or HORMEL'S ;’y—f\vn. 2 Fancy Cut Beans Value 1.45 M through Attorney Warren Taylor. This in turn might force an up- i {'“‘ 4 Al pr (ol WIRR (WE et Fiige weeks, | 1—No. 2 Reliance 2-seive Peas Value Netland .\:p]mnod to the Sen- Truman's hudget estimates, @ prob-| H. B. 70—To appropriate §1361- '5 PEEIE SHC BLIC (8 SRl ¥ 3—No. 2 Libby Spinach Value ators that, though he still did not'lem which in turn would’ mffect|15 to pay expenses of the Attor- metedstc 5 8 0 PEEERC Nomw oun ( ; iy ——— feel justified in backing up, he did the current Congresttonal drive ns-yL (E,'lle!;\l& Di)fxca Almmnz:’)r- cur- \“1 ‘;_(‘m (_mwt;‘ e A e ; agree ‘with Bunnell to ease the for trimming his $37,500,000,000 |T6nt blennium, Rassed 26-0. ol ‘ : i BY THE PIECE ‘ 24 cans Total Value $7.GZ situation Ly submitting spevifica- figure, tax cuts and debt reduc- S. J. M. 2—Asking that the| “We expect the prices to increase C tions and advertising for bids. ! tion, Highway Engineer construct a/still further, but we don’t think SWIFT'S or HORMEL'S 7 3 . Tl loa 2 at Hymas ey will go back up to what they % e el [ Sk W, Shix was - dbne: SiA Kar- : A float for small boats at Thomas they will go : YOI! Save 93c — More than 6 89 ahAE Hirm: was agiin Rvarded i% 1 Ketchikan. Passed, 23-1. were. We won't know until afte e g s the contract, Johnston saw fit to NOR]‘HWESI PlANS | s. J. M. 5—Asking more Fed-|the St. Louis seal sale, because| /o 0“‘ PRICE = write to the Attorney General and eral funds for Forest Roads in that has come to the IJ;\mmvtm: fo epread his dotter around: That, Alaska. Passed 24-0. of the fur business.” | BUY — A —CASE | cias i S00-MILE FUGHT “75 50 o e we* ™ 020 — 3 4 ferred to by Walker 14 which created the Department of ALL FAI«CY FBUITS It was indicated that the in- 26 HOURS 'I'IME Criminal Investigation in Alaska. ALASKA SHIP CASE i e | meene cidant had been an influencing 3 Passed 23-1. | A ; g 2 P factor upon Rep. Meath’s intro-| ropv Sl e ,{ 8. B. 24—To amend the law re-| i 4—No. 2!; tins Home Style Peaches Value $2.36 M juction “,; Soke B 31 which| . TOBNRG, ¥es. 6. - (S ‘T‘;' lative to bonds for approving, cer IAKEN I"Io’ (ouRI Ne. 21 tins Sliced Pineapple Value 1.8( Nerland had voted for. | Adrlines DC-4 - “Trail®(jgying and disbursing officers by 3 y o. 215 tins Faney Pears Value 2.26 z scheduled o leave tonight|eiminating the requirement of a — ! ' ; 2 ' Value 78 Not True” nneapolis Paul, Will try|gecondary bond. Passed 24-0 | SEATTLE, Feb, 28—®—A Se-| '] vValue .98 When President Nerland hag '° ™Make the one-stop 6500-mile g B "25—To broaden the pro-|aftle waterfront dispute involving ? \"’I v l“]‘ nished his story, Walker asked YiP It 2¢ hours flying tim€, air- yisions of law relating to descent a small Alaska freighter owned OUR OWN FA:M-OUS CURE b ¢ AR et as the letter -in. substance stat-|line Officials anounced today and distribution of real property.|by an asserted cooperative is head»t 1 s i - 2 tins Fanc Grapefruit Value 54 Nerland had ever told John.| The big plane, returning from a passed 24-0 |ed for the courts. Officers of the| l tri db 1 h o k 2—No. 2 tins Fancy Ap Value .56 on, or any other person, that he [AF east suvey flight, will stop at| . B. 38—To authorize the Tax Sailors Union of the Pacific have ean, trimmed boneless briskets 2—Ne. 1 tins Cranberry Sauce Vaiue .70 \ad been doing the work at the|Anchorage, Alaska, on the great Commissioner to make refunds of teen ordered to appear in Supenon el — Tniversity for the past 23 years, circle route to the twin cities. money to which the Territory isiCourt Monday to show cause why| nd that he intended to continue| Aboard will be airline president not entitled, including overpay-|they should not be restrained from % 24 cans To!al val“e $l!-26 ioing it and that specifications: Croil Hunter and representatives ment of taxes legally imposed. | hindering operations of the motor- NEW YORK Widley e lof the U. S. Weather Bureau and passad 24-0. |sh#p Garland. wever would be issued. You Save $1.35—Moxe than Nerland replied, emphatically: |the Civil Aeronautics Authokity. ! Measures Disposed Of 1" The SUP has been picketing the | 4 2 “That's not true.” K Northwest plans to begin com-| H. B. 69—To amend the law re- motorship, charging the cooper-| - = ( 12% — QUR PRICE - - - Walker responc I believe | mercial service between the Unit-lative to travel by Territorial offi- ative was established so that own- . ou,” fhen went on to stress that ed States and the Orient within cials by permitting them to travel ers could hire non-union crew Boneless Cuts from Grade “A” Beef 2 several weeks. outsidc v.he Termory under certam members to opel'flte the vessel. pg’ogEH & M PHONE | GROCERY 92 BUY SCRIP BOOKS-SAVE §% 5 re had been reluctant to divulge, CAMPBELL'S the letter and would not have| ione so had not the President in- Tomato Soup 12 cans $§.45 | = [ Senator O. D. Cochran, also a' Jniversity Regent, remarked that 4 et he contract had “very properly” CAMPBELL’S ; been let to Nerland’s firm upon | ts lower bid. At that, the inci-| - (a“s | dent closed and Nerland went back, » |into the chair. | . N} i ; —_ - b H. B. 21 was sent back to thej incldes Chicken—Vegetable—Chicken Noodle—Chicken B judiciary Committee for repairs. l Rolled Rib Roast ‘ Ib.70¢ | THE KING OF ROASTS Only Baby Beef Ribs Used | BACON SQUARES - 1b. 50c| [ovsTERs - - - Pint 85 4 FRESH PACIFIC LEGS OF PORK - - 1b.70 Lean—Eastern Grain-Fed Pork PORK CHOPS - - Ib. 75 Lean, Center Cuts FRYERS - - - Ibh.80« Ready for the Pan ROASTERS, Ocoma, Ib. 80 Ready for Your Oven STEWERS - - - Ib. 75 Cut Up—Ready to Cook Gumboe—Vegetable Beef—Pea-—Mushroom, etc. | — BUTTER - - - 25 Ib. barrel $19.75 | STEAMER MOVEMENTS BUY NOW—Way Below Market | Princess’ - Norah, # from * Beuth: scheduled to arrive at 9 o'clock NIBLETS BEST FOODS 8 . tonight and sails for Skag at Romd® | Mavoneois | Tomato Juice B oi fel st acn | CORN o caIBBY Rl T, 7 oo = ) Pay for your groceries or meals with our Coupon Books. 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