The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, April 22, 1947, Page 2

PAGE TWO THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU, ALASKA TUESDAY, APRIL 22, 1947 e Bt 450 G TS P G S Y e osem S~ _—_—___————“—— ROTARY ELECTS House Cifes TUBERCULOSISIS: Truck Tieup |SNYDERURGING DAWSON CREEK Price of Buffor STABBING ATTACK SIX NEW MEN TO BASIS OF PLAYS tand| MATETO KL NAMED CUSTOMS | Dropping Seatt - MADE ON PRIEST omecrons e, N.Y.1awyer “gwewoverxiwy InPorfland nouseraxsni pORY OF ENRY rco. - ... DURINGSERVICE > —_ & producers & Hoping to increase the interest! PORTLAND, Ore., April 22.—(® 4 GREA” ALLS, nln.u, April 22 e ¢ g ( nm mpi in the forthcoming X-ray survey —The tie-up of commercial haul-|Measure would Cut In- —» n authorities have ’vabm“x prices _to. re today. tines Channel’s school | ing here in a dispute between 1200 made Dawson Creek, in Northern i i e - Refusal fo Testify to In- NEW ORLEANS, April - District Attorney Herve vitch s. sald today he had questioner a r Woman for four hours in connec- scheduled to take place AFL Teamsters and major npcra-' ome TaXES fme 30 British Columbia, a temporary score, 64 - s under the direction of the tors over wages and hours contin-| custems pe entry, helping to tion with a ex-Marine's e ) g 0 srint 5 WG h an ex-Marine’s knife ¢ Hank ‘Har-| yae fi c ” Department of Health, the Alaska ued today with no early settlement| fo 105 Per(enf expedite shipments to Alaska, it F(,,, : f’,} 1“,; f,(:“. oL (-{'C;.‘:Q attack upon a Catholic priest, but = . Re Ves l(’u ING LOMMIIEE Tuberculosis Association is at this in sight. | was learned here - taday. [ A0 T 2580 score, O S50 iive dbolared Ut 4p 'Y rovesTed Bk j 8 time presenting a series of twelve ~ Emergency hauling of hospital B TR The move “will open up a 550' name now thi would ke a mur- 3 Bl”igS Charges radio broadcasts over KINY, en- supplies and perishable was or-| “""“1’7“]"\ ,rll_‘["“f“,\v‘{;“d\r 000,000 mal protiuce 5 ke ek » T titled > Constant Invader.” The |ganized and there were no reports = .‘; \n,:‘) Shdey T k‘m‘»flf() this area by making merlam Ame”(ans V|Sl“ng Don Louls: Laurentz who sud- P— third number will be given Wed- of hardships as the second: day W' TRae ¢ shipments possitle on a compati- nly attacked the Rev. James W " WAEHINGTON evening'at 7 0'cladk of the dispute halted 90 percent Pl passed overwhelmingly by the contempt tive basis with water shipping from l ( d Courtney, S. J., Sunday durin of the high- of the city's trucking. No serious HOusC. o cut income taxes {1om pyogio ports” Robert F. Jorgen- n ana B CaN FA KO conimunton i bhe Ghiton of e on, New| The broadcasts are 80 percent at e bot 1 members | est ,\,;‘1, nal calibre, the choice shortage of food supplies was due 0 Percent at the bottom to 105 ¢, - president of the Great Falls culate Conception, has denied n ice that he was married or o B st o wee, bomesmen g [P 2 e on T G of conmerte, commentes. B@W@rage Back Home , uman al by the :Oa: any girl friends. Snyder renewed i uting greatly to the drama- 5 Final appro i ST letters f a woman were 4 % ¢ . ! r ation's opposition to any 5 A tic quality of the shows. The plays e ¥ fan cabinet will enable shipp 357 to 2. | were written and produced by Hu {mor meri- | found in his - possession. Raci- Jor at least another 1% (o send produce by mail to Daw- \temy , but suggested that Con- (., creek, re it can be routed Can Visitors to Canada are now|vitch would not say if the ques- TTLE, April 22— U Cl-| Chain, wellknown writer for uw " 1 . wellkr with help from o AR 059 ir. Rtk . DMLl i “wine gallon” ¢ Il cantonio major networks. Ben Ludlow wrote 'N pH“.ADElpHIA B ok S over the Alaskan highvay in trucks, Perii ed to wine gallon” | tioned woman was their author, i ell (D-NY) the musical background. A similar in’ anticipation of later Tpucneon 2 matel AR T e e T e e e, Jost fusa : group, known as the 1946 series, | tions b T i s e Pk e e i o t three men reported to have nted by the Association/ KANSAS CITY, April 22—®—| gallon, with them on tkeir return ened the life of Father was present | | ‘The House bill, he contended, i | last year The 1948 Republican nominating ;.. uitable, anda would complicate SIEAMER M'\}VEMENTS :;,’, The third in the series featuring 'convention will be held the week the individual income tax. T 4 tomorrow's program, tells of a Of June 20 in Philadelphia, the s ', example of his contention :m". the fear of city where the party nominated its (1. 1o measure is ineguitable, another! g o eulosis inst the ig-|flrst standard bearer in 1886. lgnyder said it would eliminate 22 NS porance that causes the disease; Choice of Philadelphia as host yeicent of the difference between Hov collector of cu however nada at lea i H. 1s he lay in Merey Hos- pital recovering from the stab weunds. 3 said tod: m the south, have TONIGHT Loure tle, due| - - | ALASKANS AT ATFL OFFICIAL HERE neess Louie TEN 0'CLOC B e's fight st Eugene Dennis, C THE JUNEAL at the Hotel Ju 1 e ai ! 1 % e \cteq, 10 sbread. It is planned to present to its “"}:‘ ("'OP "":’VE""‘O“ t;amc present taxes and 1939 taxes for Miss Lillie ov Witheld: wete 41 % " s O o e Joocy| the plays at the same time eachilate yesterday as the Republican), married person with mo depen- s banks, with Campbell from Sitka, Weldon A M M H ety i R i “eourt Week and the fourth number, to be Nenons CD:‘""“?*?‘ o ““"h“m‘:g' dents and a $5000 net income, Aleutian Federation ¢ Berry and Dan McCully irom An- v Tuesc 1 Cortlgiven a week from Wednesday, ly '“‘”"g” ed l:“ Lclotm:ner;l “l' but would wipe out 69 p s A neau with chorage, and Sgt. H. P. Owen from b i A twm'stresses the importance of chest fton "“"“lc sub-cominithee WRICH |the tax inerease since 1939 for Juncau and is registered at rdson. Pro n Churc] i Mg thoriije X-raying in the schools and the hd'\‘/lz L s ‘;,”‘w‘h"l gL [man with & $1000000 merease FE Hotel L5Ta0 Il s need for the cooperation of par- N R s e S e il 3 cheduled to sail i s AR k, 1 i is G who had| = {can National Committeewoman in | T BuaHIETRE 2 7 | AT THE GASTI : o ’ ) nis cm Seattle May 5 | FROM WASHINGTON STATE | e Eeislati) elishis the from the House ! Ala\ka voted in faver of the City | re he was! AMrs Bess Wi, secietary of thelof Brotherly - Love as agalnst| (HANDI.ER NAMED ftovaaon, oM Walter Gonyaw, from Ocean| Gastineau Hotel over the weekend Association, the 1cllowing y ! ¢ ¢ t k : t x5 eariy next £ mv[‘.‘v afternoon. gity, and G. N. Randall frc Ta- 1 R Chicago. | Y,: B0g; 8 andall from Ta- | jneluded Arne Esjsedal from Peters- iex 1 sar” of Co sis ¥ : ,",‘”""fi‘;;:"‘!‘,‘ - ,:“' 1',',‘])"1‘[",“;"“";, .o — | NEw Ap DIRE('I‘OR. T R l;nml. Wash,, were registered at the |purg, Edward R. Hurley from Y t - € s e ¢ 5 | Y Hetel Juneau over the weekend. s Jurg from Seattle ; e S peaith i 1o i St o all Moy Annoind i I v BOWLING CONGRESS | Gy |Baimes, . B troes Seaitie, g i " - children in the Gastineau Channel | ppoln men 1 s PAMILY RO SEALTLE | K. Folcen, f Bagiey, Min- = R : SCHEDULED, SEATILE | ranminy Fron Searris oo : 4/; who have not been X- m'»edr 1 ok Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ottke, and ST : - v the past year, within the | Announ(ed by pAA s son Howard, arrived in Juneau pire Want-ads for results! Ak HF t % BAA T o intees ey EORE, hlL 2. EEATTLE A rec- from Seattle on board the steamer | _ Sy e T vt i iE uld be of interest to every SAN FRANCISCO, April 22 -(®— man Chandler of the Los An crd number includ- Alaska and are registered at the £ d we hope that folks will re- | pio " A arinan World Airways to- Times h been named a direc :\nm M Baranef Hotel. c Alrways hrought; memberiiEduinte and HSten IS S8 o in SUnBEN) the ‘apnointiisnt fofl of U Bivalavien e wortl >0 ma e u O : Joseph D. Fessio, formerly Region- Picc lef w‘:“‘_“(’w“‘ o Fn ? ¥ . « 5 al Traffic Manager for.Alaska with 0¥ Se-year-o/ slna il 4 g s e N e Washington Evening Star, declined ing C | « U _ i Skagway Rail Slod( s i St s Sues YOS, . ¥ Manager for ne airlines, acific- 50 % s R < y by th is O"e’ed lor Sa \Ah,k‘x Division, His new head-s [“‘U o 1“ S DB A ;“;”’“ i N has switched to B qlmnms will bv hmv . 4 i e ol 2 et Sived. X : v : GTON, April 22— (P! terday “A‘Iblltlydll] assoc :1“::1 :r will come away as s Calvert because 1 : ; steck for a narrow ;.Au»v: WAl o B = Calvert is pre-war qua"ty i 1t t 1 Hut- 2 ship. even o} : e ot Baten ek LU S Fisherman Dies as Sikinin . ks p Tk : \lask b Frenh nd searchlights were listed by the bk ahioh: ‘onen it % GS Eep RApE Press mer has pass- all. caprine ts Administration today Ad B S hl 8 bl e nag being accepted ANACURTES, April 22—(P—Mel- ; All the tq\hl'm"n! is located in vin Koolo, year-old Anacorte pt the railroad stock, fisherman, died Friday as a fish- g, FIELD BARRACKS, T al Spirits. gling Pic ’ Skagway, ska ing boat made a vain attempt to t A : = !reach Star Fish Island in Queen |y palism raping P R ——— e « fi Charlotte Sound for aid, a c ¥lal employ - Depart- C Capt. Simon Edward said Kooclo 4 . 0 : 2 POLICE ARREST THREE fon: > FROM IDAHO H was fata njured when a he Keeps Weakening @, we E ’Mw x\m‘* & Peterson, NEW YORK, April 22— —Tae His kody arrived here yester cotland 1 o Juneau Police reported thi vaver fos 8 datsie ¢ John Mancell. Conadian dollar (free rate) con- on the Meldion of Seattle morning that they had arrestec son and C. D. Jo- sl I the M ip Hvg v Christy Seng, Ed tinued to weaken today, declining = T g three persons last night for drunk Idaho, | D rersmehl -16 cent to 91 U. S. cents, a 9 FROM PORT ANGELES and disorderly hey were h re- lwc Y(’ ) -,;D - - - discount and the lowest! John A. Stearns, from Port An-'ann and Shrhierly. g Ju- Ul htdl Miss Alice E. Reiten of Anchorage since last July when Can-|geles, Wash., arrived in Juneau by or Skagway, and ) Beptirn: -neat 1 Ssunday and ada pegged its dollar at par with|air over the weekend and registered | _ Tt e P — —— FOR BURGLARIZING 70 lENA P%INT HOMES Hotel. the American las a guest of the Baranof Hotel THERE S PLAY ween 10 v Joo all items recover- (Mt would e s foye completion of 4] has not ¢ 5 bring- i ( 3 | ] a group of | SPRING SUITS is the spread for your bed. A Korean batfer swings at a hot one " in a gome with a U, 5. Army team Specially Priced ‘This lovely threesome is TuEe U. S. Army has announced that young men adaptable to any room. The i i who are able to measure up to physical and mental require- rich texture of SCOTLAND i ments, and who enlist for three years, can now choose any H SAI L' N G ' one of six famous divisions on duty in the Far East. 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