The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, March 26, 1947, Page 8

PAGEEIGHT . . THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU, ALASKA 5 5 = 1 that it would® just create another | the State, and has no recourse t nuisance” tax. “We have a gas- ’;\)mv;ll from its will. oline tax 4 a liquor tax and a | The fourth point in the outlin sales tax and this would just add| ou".lNED FOR of the fundamental principals of Russian Communism was the fic Rep. Snider, on the other hand.| cised in the USSR, he said, it i another patch to the whole patch- | work of tax Acts,” Mrs. Engstrom | tion of what is called the Dicta- said H KIWANIS (luB torship of the Proletariat. As exer- | ) hailed the tobacco tax as a boon| nothing more nor less than total- (to humanity in that it migh'| june.y Kiwanis Club today list-|itarian diétatorship. & cut down smoking. “Nearly ev-| .4 ¢ o talk by one of its own| Pointing up the Russian concep erybody who smokes knows it dis! oo T TBel James U. Con- ©f morality, Rev. Conwell saic no good and wants to quit and| LM% well, 8. J., in the first of what has!“What is right and good for Com maybe we can make 15 COSU SO peen piarned as an intermittent| munism is right and good; what one-third, |much they will quit,” Snider j‘“dl‘s(-ru-a by members of the organiza- is wrong and bad for Communism passed by a vote O ) "1t is hoped that in this way 15 Wrong and bad.” Those are th d McCutch- |16 to b h.“m‘ R Kiwanians can become better ac- guiding principals of the Russia y a tax on g against its passage were % I other Reps. Coble, Engstrom, Garnick,| 3 i d oy L‘“‘- ;{‘O‘:W F ohneon M. Johnson |Teach a better level of understand- much to explain the actions by the in Alas opes, ERLEE g ould and Nolan, with Meath absent. _|iN8 intothe affairs and concerns leaders of that country. enacted, wou Nola h Mea S esentatives yes-, The bill * iof each other | Among business matters brought the tory approximately The House adopted a repor. of| ™ ek he UP at today's Kiwanis meeting was 565,000 in a year, Rep. the Committee on Conference on| ‘“Father Jim?" chapiain of the . ", et ‘that members help out The estimate is H. B. 87, but rejected the report club, spoke on tie subject of the ., ‘o oo Eg 4 3 g Hunt committee in a careful study of im- of the Conference Committee on fundamental principals of Russian Boliihgiaud dyeing slih: 4 tobacco products into H. B. 35, which amends the Vet-|Communism; a philosophy of gov- i oo I § ¥ The hunt will be held in ted, and said that erans’ Tax Act and Reps. Joy, ernment which he painted as being McCutcheon the Evergreen Bowl the day before > AsSe riginally intended that the Maurice Johnson and Hope were 1.n direct conflict with the ba'sm Kaster i on. Sftibday, AgN 5. A hould be to augment the named members of a new Confer- concepts of American Democracy special section will be separated fo rans’ Revolving ence Committee on this bill. First of four fundamental prin- younger children in which t search and prizes will be given for youngsters collecting the most €ggs. A total of 90 dozen eggs are to be dyed and concealed in the Bowl for the hunt, or a total of 1,080. They are cxpected to arrive in Juneau before next week, so that Kiwa ians will have plenty of time to boil present state By a vote of 8-15, one absent, cipals of Russian Communism, as General Fund the House sustained the Govern- outlined is that it is atheistic. be bolstered by or's veto of H. B. 21, requiring Communism denies the existence of there. bids on service contracts, after God as the Supreme Being. up ty the biii as it Attorney General Ralph Rivers had Conwell quoted the Declaration passed are: Cigarett two appeared to tell of the difficulties of Independence, which begins, per package of 20, or 20c and confusion that might result. “We hold these truths to be self- per carton Cigars retailing for from passage of the bill !evident; that all men were created. 10 cents or less, one cent each; A new House Joint Memorial,'. . . ." This means, said the Rev. at from 11 to 15 cents No. 39, by Rep. Maurice Johnson, Conwell, that Communism refutes each, one and a half cents each; was accepted and passed. It re- all law and moral codes of right i retailing at from 16 to 25 cents, quests that certified airplane op- and wrong two cents each; retailing at 26 to erators be permitted to continue: The second point emphasized as 30 cents, two and a half cents to use Ladd and Elmendorf Air- basic to the Russian conception of ailing at 30 to 35 cents, fileds for the landings of four government was that man has no ch, and retailing at engine planes until such time soul; that he is just like any other re Parker was appointed from the organization to work with Citizens Committee on plans to the visit of 150 Sports Writers to Juneau during August. ——.—— each; re three cents than 35 cents each, a tax of as non-military airfi2lds of suit- animal. And quoting again from the five cents each. able cize are available near An- Declaration of Independence, he FROM THE DALLES, ORE. obacco and snuff would be tax- chorage and Fairbanks. s All men were created Llovd C. Gant, resident of The ed at the rate of one and one- The House wound up its day equai, and were endowed by their Dalles, Columbia river town in Ore- quatter cents an ounc2 shortly after 5 p. m, voting down Creator with certain inalienable 800, arrived in Juneau with Par Rep. Engs..om protested the a proposition that it return to rights” | American Airways 1roth Seattle and passags of the bill on the grounds work after dinner. Russian Communism holds that 15 registered the Baranof Hotel the State is supreme, that the in-’ T T dividual is nothing. He exists lor| U. S. DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE, WEATHER BUREAU | JUNEAU, ‘ALASKA WEATHER BULLETIN DATA FOR 24 HOURS ENDED AT 4:30 A. M., 120TH MERIDIAN TIMF. Sell it with an Empire Want-ad! *——(4:30 a. m. yesterday to 4:30 a. m. today) WEATHER SYNOPSIS: This morning’s weather map shows a new series of storm fronts moving toward Southeast Alaska. These fronts which appear to be forming several hundred miles south of the Aleutian Chain are moving northeastward 30 to 40 miles per hour and seem to be spaced 500 to 800 miles apart. Each front brin in slightly warmer and more moist air and tempeartures over Southeast Alaska are slowly rising but skies are covered with several layers of clouds. Surface winds are slowly increasing and intermittent rain is falling from Ketchikan to Yakutat while snow or rain and snow mixed is falling from Yakutat westward to Bethel and Naknek. There is a weak high pressure center over the Canadian interior. The northwestern part of the United States is enjoying mostly clear skies with temperatures ranging from 25 to 50 degrees and very litle wind while southern California, Arizona and Nevada reported afternoon temperatures above 80. MARINE WEATHER BULLETIN Reports from Marine Stations at 1:30 P. M. today WIND Height of Waves -Station Weather Temp. Dir.and Vel. (Sea Condition) Cape Spencer Rain 39 26 2 feet Point Retreat . Rain 10 SE 10 2 feet Five Finger Light Cloudy 41 SSE 28 4 feet Lincoln Rock Cloudy Guard Island Cloudy 44 S 12 1 foot Cape Decision . Cloudy 42 SSW 14 3 feet MARINE FORECAST FOR PERIOD ENDING THURSDAY EVE- NING: Lynn Canal and Taku Inlet—southerly winds 35 to 50 miles per hour. Outside waters, Sitka to Yakutat and the protected waters of Southeast Alaska north of Frederick Sound except Lynn Canal and Taku Inlet—southerly to southeasterly winds 20 to 35 miles per hour. Prov:cted waters of Southeast Alaska south of Frederick Sound and the | outside waters from Dixon Entrance to Sitka—southerly to southeasterly winds less than 25 miles per hour. Continued cloudy with intermittent vain, entire area, except rain and snow mixed in the Lynn Canal area. Salmon Creek Country Club Finest Country Club in Alaska | COCKTAILS | STEAKS - CHICKEN SPAGHETTI - SANDWICHES | DINE and DANCE at Finest Country Club in Alaska Phone 015 Salmon Creek Couniry Club 3 miles north of Juneau on Glacier Highway - SMART HANDS will choose these GLOVES various lengths in fine FABRICS and KID Also many other Charming Accessories your EASTER COMPLETE to make AT STEVENS’ The House of Swansdown quainted with their fellows, and Government, he averred, and do' Max. temp. TODAY last Lowest 4:30 am. 24 hrs. Weather at | Station 24 hrs.* temp. tem, Precip. 4:30am. Anchorage 40 26 Barrow - Bethel 19 13 Cordova 40 32 Edmonton 44 THE LAST WORD IN NEW i > b = T Havre 42 30 28 Pt. Cloudy | dANDBAGS Juneau Airport 38 33 36 .08 Rain P Ketchikan 43 38 38 .07 Rain el .. . and the finishing touch to g"dv‘“k 35 a1 35 48 Cloudy4 \ T otzebue 6 -8 : yvour NEW EASTER OUTFIT! Los Angeles o R0 52 54 McGrath 31 17 Nome 10 -11 Northway 15 Petersburg 38 33 34 39 Snow and Ralin Pertland 53 44 Prince George 47 25 31 0 Clear Prince Rupert 45 38 Seattle 49 42 Sitka 40 34 40 1.04 Rain Yakutat 34 32 . |eau Hotel. Temperatures for 24-Hour Period Ending 7:ov 0'Clock el This Morning. ol In Juneau—Maximum, 38; minimum, 34. At Airport—Maximum, 38; minimum, 33. ‘..l..l.ltll....to-..-l-...' WLATHER FORECAST (Juneau and Vicinity) Cloudy with intermittent rain tonight and Thursday. Slightly warmer. Southeast- erly winds 15-25 m.p.h. PRECIPITATION (Past 24 hours endiLg 7:30 a.m. today) In Juneau —— .56 inches; since March 1, 1048 inche: since July 1, 77.81 inches. At Airport — .08 inches; since March 1, 545 inches; since July 1, 49.73 inches. steeeseevs0cce®nNoceve e e e ® ¢« e » o o S s WEDNESDAY, MARCH 26, 1947 SR == IS T0 DISCuss |f At flle‘l]l‘l;%yetv S:lo& ik : L BAE'}E" Bllls A complete line of BAROMETERS, Chamber of | il Ak uh LT cFeelar Poaks | COMPASSES and-all brands of ting tom in the Gold | Room 6f the Baranof Hotel a fur-| BINGCULARS and OPTICAL GOODS ther discussion of some of Dele-! gate Bartlett’s bills in Congress. | : ard b J T 1 Up for discussion will be H. R. Binoculars with the NEW RUBBER 18, proposing an extension of the Workman's_Compensation Act to The Latest Styles in SUN GLASSES Alaska; H. R. 196, an effort to pro- mote the mining of coal, oil, and for MEN and WOMEN non-metallic substances on land of SEE THE NEw STONE SET STYLE the Public Domain, Also, a bill seeking establishment FOR LADIES of a i he i1 1 h il TO MATCH THAT NEW SPRING OUTFIT abolish the 80 rod shoreline; one Have your SUN GLASSES GRUUND proposing the extension of the Federal Highway Aid Act to Alas- to YOUH OWN PRESCBIPTION ka; and another which would pre- including the famous “Bausch and Lomb” EYE and RAIN GUARDS STO(K ouoTAi'lo"S vent the seizure of fishing boats You will find EVERYTHING in the - ] .. and gear for violations of Fishing OPTICAL LINE to please the NEW YORK, March 26.—Closng 1,0 " yntil the violator had been most fastidious quotation of Alaska Juneau mine conticted of the offense. | stock today is 5%, American Can 93, Anaconda 39%, Curtiss-Wright International Harvester 847, 174, Northern Pacific 19%, U. S Steel 73%, Pound $4.02'%. Sales today were 940,000 s | Merrill-Lynch averages today are as follows: industrials 177.11, rails 48.70, utilities 35.68. H o s Ay o i There Is No Substitute for J. Simpson MacKinnon was sent’ 4 as the official delegate of the Ju- 2 & neau Chamber today to greet the Kennecott 473, New York Central \non of the University of Washing- ton ROTC unit, visiting Juneau on a cruise. A G R CALIFORNIA VISITOR - 'wood, Calif,, is registered as a guest | COME IN OWN PLANL (at the Ofiuneau Hotel. l Newspaper Adverfisinq! Arriving here in their own plane trom Seldovia are Mr. and Mrs. R B. Hennington, L. C. Henninzton, George Hennington and Elmer J. Nicholson. Nicholson is from An- chorage. The group is registercd at the Hotel Juneau. - - MARRIAGE LICENSE U. S. Commissioner Felix Gray ed a marriage license to dward A. McDonald of Sitka and Ethyl Beuterbaugh of Santa Bar- bara, Calif. -~ LUCIDOR IN PORT Northland Transportation Com- any's M. S. Lucidor is in port to- loading frozen fish at the Ju- neau Cold Storage. She will take on a cargo of 530,000 pounds, all for Prince Rupert, and will pre- I sumably be in port tomorrow, pos- 1~,l71_\' the next day | SKAGWAY MAN IN JUNEAU Mr. J. C. Bowlan, from Skagway, | has arrived in Juneau and is re- ]gmered as a guest of the Gastin- eau Hotel. { - ee— | HERE FROM FAIRBANKS | Gilbert Dater of Fairbanks re- | gistered upon his arrival in Ju- {neau as a guest of the Gastineau | Hotel. e IN TOWN FROM HOONAH Leonard King from Hoonah is in Juneau, registered at the Gastin- e ee— COUPLE FROM WRANGELL Mr. and Mrs, Joyce C. Hay of Iangell arrived in Juneau with Alaska Coastal Airlines and are registered at the Gastineau Hotel. - e ! F & WS OFFICIAL HERE Norman B. Wigntoff, with the U. S. Fish and Wildlife Service at Ketchikan, arrived in Juneau on jAlaska Coastal Airlines and is re- gistered at the Baranof. T 1 HAINES MAN IN JUNEAU R. L. Hevel, registered from Haines, is staying as a guest in Juneau of the Gastineau Hotel. - ANCHORAGE COUPLE IN ! Mr. and Mrs. John W. Livingston, Ircgistered from Anchorage, are at the Baranof Hotel. .- — | TWO GOING TO SITKA ! Miss Pat Campbell and Miss Lor- raine Hill, both from Helper, Utah, registered at the Baranof Hotel enroute to Sitka. ‘ SALES REPRESENTATIVE IN | Stanley A. Taylor, representing Timber Structures, Inc., of Seattle, arrived in Juneau yesterday and is at the Baranof. | B — SUSPENDS SENTENCE Robert E. Lee, Jr., Skagway, has been fined $50 and given a sus- pended sentence of 30 days in jail in U. S. Commissioner’s Court. He had pleaded guilty to charges of driving a vehicle without the own-' er's consent. Lee was accused ot taking a car, Monday evening, be- longing to A. H. Friesen of Juneau. | U. S. Commissioner Felix Gray also meted out a 60 day jail sen- ! tence to Ernest Hamilton of Wran- | gell. Hamilton, charged with as-' sault and battery, was accused of | attempting to commit bodily harm on Herman Danielson at Wrangeil PR A | LONDON — Lahorite Will Nally charged in Commons today that | newspapers published by Lord. Beaverbrook bribed members of | Parliament to supply reports of private and confidential meetings. — . ! BERLIN — Two hundred persons are believed dead or missing today and more than 20,000 homeless in' Germany's worst 1lood in 150 vears. | e e \ { VICTORIA, B. C.—Province-wide | daylight savings time will go intc| effect in British Columbia Sunday April 27, Municipal Affairs Minis- ter R. R. MacDonald said today /, JHe said the province Council wil issue the o:der within a few days. Sell it with an Empire Want-ad! 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