The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, April 15, 1947, Page 8

r—-_————__—————— PAGE EIGHT THE DAILY ALASKA EMP IRE—JUNEAU, ALASKA TUESDAY, APRIL 15, 1947 ate bill with Republicans proclaim- an told Governor of Alaska he hopes to vis- QUALITY it Alaska but did not mention any FINEST — Buy date. FLORSHEIM SHOES at GRAVES. 532-tf The Chief Executi Calvert is smoother many Democrats agreeing t will pass overwhelmingly. that When why not you wor get pay Central Park West, New York, N. Y. y Central Park West, New York, the RVE Blended Whiskey rain Neutral Spirits BRI b rp., New York Cits adv. Sell it with an Empice Want-ad! Ing (hri;fi;n X Iakes]lm, Worse COPENHAGEN, Denmark, April 15—(P—Attending physicians said that King Christian X had i Carson Law - [ " e e e v . 2 e e ef ! where a returning veteran is en-! [ B v TRIA[ OF NELSON S erve in h HITLER plANNED T » WEATHER REPORT .:SUPREME COURT titled to his old job he *“shall be Nominations | o Temperatures fo: 24-Hour | restored without loss of seniority SIAR]’S. JURY IS Nominations were announced for |MOVE ’NTO VA'" | o Period Ending 7:ou 0'Clock ® | IVES RU”NG ON and shall not be discharged y Board of Director and elec- y e This Morning. o from such position without cause tions will be held the meeting | I o within one year of r ” as' roun BEING SELECTED 2 T, ™™ HIS NOTES REVEAL © sueisimun o 3 VETS SENORITY ™" ™ . nominations made, of which six | ' minimum, 31 . . PR —— i 2 | ¢ e ki be elec y are Bob i le At Airport—Maximum, 50; e/ RE(EP"O" TONIGH BOUTEAMPTON, BnglApel 18 L] : OO G st Entire Government of Ifaly, & mnimum, 2 o wasuivorox, apii 160 AT KLANEY HOMETQ —ir—rhe viant mer Queen iza- P bapeingt] 24 | . | The Supreme Court has M > hdbar e i 2 it o sl King, Whole Gang Was |® WEATHER FORECAST ¢ (o 2 that the selective service act HONOR BRIDAL PAIR :i{x‘:t . i g P ki i pdeory I (REERATONA, ARy ®q t guarantee a veteran's - : b Ralph Rivers, Dr. R. H, Will- | i i 0es not gul discharging her passengers, cargo e e S Ch inJa to Be Arrested |® Cloudy with some very |senjority on his old job as long as = and oil 1o other vessels. today o the e SE Ak ome anges in-laxes P [e light rain and not much ® no remains with his pre-war em-| Miss Lillian Peters and Alexander “Tp B 8 00 & Fan S O completion of Bl TCgs . EE e change in temperature to- Laiti, both of Juneau, were married 5 > P tibate i * By JAMES DEV. | ¢ ployer. g b i vorld’s o s vessel, - w\f‘x“ mM | Proposed, Some Gomg | FRANKEORT April LH:S_J e night and Wednesday. The Supreme Court majority took | last evening by Acting U. S. Com- :_z;)lldngr;::‘%i; ;):ts):;:ghei:e ;:fi:; O i o ] ke at after a year the missioner Gordon Gray, at the lat- Soap Box Derby soun Adolf Hitler reacted ,to Benito!l he position that a 3 ; her wa, . 't with R Up, Others Go Down Mussolint's * resipHETTA SR ol PREUIPITATION veteran loses such protection from | ter’s home in Douglas 2448 ThAeRRaEs bhmf::e L e ’ e o1 an t i * | (Past 24 hours endirs 7:30 a.zm. today) elective Service act as gave| A reception honoring the newly-| - .. Pussensers aboard. Rgghonriion s s bl grandiose plan to move into the he selective service as g D g Telbe T .0 Osterman, the 2 s ey e AL an. - ato the| o T Jineai = Noub: siite ® bR : i g uwill he' held tk idntiy b elve tugs and the Queen entry from Juneau, who travelad LONDON, April 15—P—Chan- yatican—"'we will apologize after-| R L2 g him preferred standing during that | weds wi e s evening at| pyuiors (om mighty engines fatl- 1 e National . Ohampionship, C€IOF of the Exchequer Hugh Dal- | wards"—and to capture the Ital|® APl 1. 211 inches; since |year over employees not veteransthe home of the brides randpal-| ey ¢; move the liner at high tide. * ron. was shown in sey. ton laid tefore the House of Com-ljan king, the crown prince and|® YUl 1, 80.56 inohes. ® but having identical seniority rights | ents, Mr. and Mrs. William Klaney. .3 i 3 T of the shots. Rotarians were MODS today Britaln's first balanced the whole Italian government. |® At Alrport — None; since |, the time he returned to his job.|The reception will be promptly at 3 S : i jinted out the spot where budget in 10 yea aying, “I sh A frenzied scene at the Fueh-, ® APril 1, .85 inches; since The litigation hinged on inter- 7 o'clock. All friends of the young FROM PETERSBERG many W n pole they have donated Propose some changes in taxation rer's headquarters on July 25, 1943,/ ® JUly 1, 5090 inches. ® Lretation of a section of the selec- | couple are cordially invited to W- Ken Murway, of retersburg. is the trial will be placed --some up, some down is reflected in stenographic notes|® ® | tive service act which provides that | tend registered at the Hotel Juneau. i i There was one visiting Rotarian| He added, however, that a con-jon the occasion whith Wese'féund|® © ® ® & € @ o ¢ o e Aoyt e o T at today’s meeting, Dan . Moller of 't€ surplus “cannot be re-ipy the American army. | e | : aditing SORROKERS » CLEAN UP TRASH e e bor Compans, o |Earded a3 available for wholesale “Tomorrow I shall sent a man| : ’ Sitka tax reductions this year _ !down who will order the commanc- I > > | Dalton estimated m.at’ Britain's or of the Third Panzer Division to| plANIAFlOWER revenue would be EMBO0000D 4o down to Rome with a speciai| 1 1] T (8992,000000) greater than expen- command group to agrest the en- | pROPOSAl MADE » g ditures, which he sald would total tjre government, the king, and the URGE ROTAR £3,181,000,000.000 ($12,724,000,000). !whole gang, but primarily to get . EE‘%/QS | He announcad smilingly “we shall pold of the crown prince and Bad-| Bv N ENAI R St i 1 » have a good balance in band” oglisos and his gang” Hitler| - R ot the OES MEET TONIGHT |add ould act asec| ! WASHINGTON, April 15— d St iters Nu Chapter No. 2, Order of 4 3 % will see and get weak in!sSenator McClellan (D-Ark.) Selation Congress- Eastern Star, will m tonight in those who had been despondent the bones and within two or th proposed an amendment to {bhal “Committees to gberk: of; the E s Hall a o'clock for a Of our financial future days there Will be another | house-approved tax bill to increase - Bhitiats. th i au Rotary Club'! r mu:ting. There will be bal-| The last o change.” the exemptions frem personel in- . v m appeal to citizens 10ting and refreshments ¢ in Ambassadow Hewel, German for- come tax. % & and business men in an effort to - elen office liaison officer at Hit-| The Arkansas Senator proposed 15 and 51 gauge wnl re a cles more present- JUNIOR PROM . ST = L "“:f"'i““l”;.“‘l‘::- f“?"e-‘h“fdi |that exemptions for individuals very complete size 165 to 195 ! e looking to The Junior m will be held Showa we mot say ihat (¢ be raised from $00 to 10, with Fafparatat Al s i The subjec s L up at April 18 School - o e e 4 De guard- the head of the family keing al- the g fay lun Gym 1 it h; Lo lowed $1,500, plus $500 for each de- con B tre Gold Room of Buddy Hunters c 1 ‘T don't care. Go into the Vai- pondent. ; | the < 1 discussion obtained for the affair and elabor- | ¥ ican immediately,” Hitler replied. The proposed changes would cut ! on the flower b rquees, ate decorations of the gym is now U ink T am afraid of thc 9000,000 persons off the tax rolls which once be Rotary in progress by the Junior Class . 1 e e and reduce revenues atout § p The Ju 1 Parent-Teachers / - o06i060000 : el project = sociation meeting ¥ Monday 600, annually, McClellan The appeal was made to SHOW NIGHT CHANGED SHE Bl be i the S c SR L ressmen to put up the flower 4 Coliseum Theatre oia1 affair wor than & buktiess '1 ] es once more, eep ther t week that Sat- inesting. it is d A g ) watered ar respectable how will be discOn- by g represer > of the Depart 4 % nd a further apy owing will be given pent of be given, ar P! Q" NENANA BU"‘ home towners and tenants to cle: S NOW.there will be musical enter Y @ ] vards and start flower Wed= | o thes ¥ T s | tetrusbisentt. a2 i FREEZING NIGHTS i ""‘;;”‘)‘.k‘{" et planned. Hosts for the evening will !.ABQ@ 5&’!‘1 E.S iy enough.” remarked President Ed 8 ; . giwsyd Mr. and Mrs, Don Foster, Mr. & Ea Lg word h been' received - b he % reference to the an- REMO 0 JUNE! ; 5 v has been received by the 1 wup Day s Mr B ‘|l"n i |Bnd MEesg, D. Oole, ‘Rev. BHLMIs Empire from George Ball at Ne- , 3 1 a M R. Dale Johnsor 3 Torl 1 man r Ny o hat Sis the ast ek of this mOnth: “lank saihs i ('v‘}.-lbLTlll“H‘x‘y n‘:L;LMA\fn - 1(1 :; p xg"f nana that thawing weather the It was announced at the noon'pavine found a residence at 01 AE L a0 M. aRe Tae L b past week has put water on top of meeting that Hank Harmon had pouien st Tho taif e basir L. Crooks bl - the ice on the river . e e B RO TR e s i e i s e L | Ice is still 40 inches thick, how- the Rotary, because of his hL;(A'-}" Hors i B % v WASHINGTON, April 15— evem and s‘ul;lu with heavy freez- r A . responsibilities at the High Schocl e AI k G Ihe Senate Labor Committes today M€ €Very night. Most of the snow for the remainder of the term. STOPPED OVERNIGHT as a s overnor ected 7 to 6 preposals to W is now gone from around the town, ] % g 5 ; the report stated, but thawing has T L T -~ : Marshall St € on industry-wide bar- Ly nd Women's Arpanes night in Douglas !H (3" on I!’l,!mal! go o general labor legisla- MAde only surface water. ool pair 3 Bl pernte A0 e e FROM CALIFORNIA Vg o on special selling \ Riks - grbas Slote Sov. Wi M. | (F the Com-| J:C. Allen and Mr. and Mrs. Rex 1t's the Nicest Store in Town p California. While Hastie of the Virgin Islands and m ntatively reachied MW Tr'r d““’(" lL“’;“?'l ‘j““‘_; are Baranof Hotel Buildirg fh]l size range g visited his brother George Stragier Gov. T. Pinero of Puerto Rico call- decisic lividual sections S e St 2 e has switched to whom he hadn't seen since the ed at the White House today to pay of i LT e b’ i i lat was eight s old, some- their respects to President Tru-| Across capitol, the House 2 e 38 s Calvert because launched debate on its separ- taken a slight turn for the worse - in his desperate illness . His temperature rose from 100 TREAT YOUR CREDIT to 101. Four physicians examined AS A the 76-year-old King in the after- \ noon SACRED TRUST The royal physician anncunced yesterd: that Queen Alexandrine had been sticken with influenza : after long nights of vigil at the | be of her ailing hushand. - o e - | E SOUTH ON reNGUIN | Ernest Gruening and Mrs. | Chris Wyller were the only two Ju- auites leaving on the Fish and dlife ship Penguin last Satur- day for the scuth. . >’ 0 I' ! ( e s AT HOTEL JUNEAL David N. Kaneveak, Wreatha B. 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