The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, April 24, 1947, Page 2

PAGE TWO NickBezls . Witness in < oo ! en paid for the PR B PEC Inquiry gepicens of vew ving f > basis the by-p vitamin ¢ « CHAMBER OKAYS flat price livers sold e . ARE ANNOUN(ED Delegate Bartlett's bill| Anchorage SO s | the " % o B 12 X, ed Operations of Floating 1 would cmend the Merchallt, Rign seid that an election i fairs Committce has cailed! i v i 5 Marine Act of 1920 to allow AlaskR peing held at Anchorage, May 13, . closed door session to d a Cannery Now Being Hunt Gruening, Comr of | freight, after it has been shipped|i determine whether or mot the nreposal that the United t i Taku Post, Veteran Foreign by rail to Vancouver or Prince present school district there shoulc he United Nati -1 Investigated announced s selection [Ripest, to be carriea to AlbaRkIBe brpadifha to inclidaibE RS, of - igsie Busan B 4 legntes 1o It ¢ officers for the com- cn Canadian bottoms, providingles square miles around the city g ; % the goods are shipped on throughirhis would, bring these residen | \\ A 1 G \;..:\u'YH !\dnuluu. routes and 'l(v‘:, |;|}'|[t.~ whxz‘.n.lmo tne school district for VASHINGTON. Lk I : ner, Officer of the have brfvn Vu\l\[{ by the ""“”“,pm'pc.x s, which might possit v Le bR A n H Patriotic state Commerce Commission la means, Dr. Ryan said, of rei- gl it [o] Gu sherg, Post Two other Bartlett bills which |jng additiona’ unds for the con- ded b : C yseph A. McLean had been umnw\u"i by (:v v;or;- struction of new school facilities 3 estimate | - Verr 2 tive board were also endorsed by : ) Ofticer the membership—H, R. 2856, which mags ;‘} r M would all Post Color passengers Bugler; Rob- tween Skas Relations ports un Mix, Em- to i Garvin nd the Jen BILLS THIS NOON After considerable discussion pro|rounding area. Dr. and con, the Juneau Chamber of|the Westward with the intent ¢ Commerce this ncon went against!trying to find a solution for the it ecutive board and endorsed’ gyer-crowded 1, 1948, and H. R. 'RYAN RETURNS FROM pment for the iaboratory is Conkdatans. THREE BARTLETE Juneau Cold Storage | Juneau agents for the \ Territorial |ucation Dr returned to THE DAILY ALASKA MPIRE—JUNEAU, ALASKA BULLET VASHINGTON—Rober ha hn, War Asset Congress TRIP T0O ANCHORAGE Commissioner of James C. Ryan, Juneau following a urging |trip to Anchorage and the sur- orities he purck Ryan went t property as the pre or transportation of! Canadian ships be-| iy and other Alaska gistering from Anchorage Glenn M. Flint, Mr. and Mrs. Al- Bankhead- len J. deLay, Mr. and Mis. W. D Schoeppe and Harold Stringer. s Act to permit the Farm Se- curity Administration to make loans for improving homesteads | 1structed by th - o in Alaska advanced James N. Sword, control tower At present, American goods can operator for Pacific Northern Air- be shipped 1t Elmendorf Field at Anchor- bihed e, flew to Juneau yesterday on a goods m miliarization trip with the regu- Canadian C water haul, but be carried from ports to Alaska said rvice the S Agricultu enger ship. H tayed last American vessels | JOHN HELLENTHAL HERE D-NY) id today the W ) ticipated {he Baranof Hotel, and The question of American lines,! john S. Hellenthal, prominent ment cpposes passage rangemeris e to retwn to Anchorage paying higher wages, competing Anchorage attorney and former Ju- bill to forbid ra segre with subsidized Canadian lines neauite, is visiting relatives and 1! el for6e , : BEETECTA paying lower wages entered into friends here. Hellenthal is the so ¢ AT THF TIN the discussion. However, the ma- of jydge Simon Hellenthal of Ju- LONDON-— drastic 2| New puests at the Gastineau Ho- JOTEy of the Chamber MEUIUErs yeqy, nservation order has been issu e tel are L, Brundy from Tulseqiah, Xete Of the opinioh thal.ihe dm= B the British government. It bans Iite and M e B. C, M ivs. Harry Douglas Portant thing is to get the goods — yNERS FROM TULSEQUAH of electricity and g called as witnesses n Sewell from 'O Alaska the cheapest way possible.| ajex Boscoe and O. R. Timms heating from 15 T Cetchikan, and from g o both from the Polaris-Taku Mine v Beach, Calif VISITORS FROM SEATTLE at Tulsequah, B. C., flew to Ju- WAS Senator Ty PNA BR'NGS 1: 1] oy i Guests registering at the Baran- nean with Alaska Coastal Airlines (D-Md) proposed today that t! C o Rivy POLICE COURT of Hotel from Seattle are Dale and are registered at the Baranof United Staies Jor Pay was fined $25 ana Fieguth, Harold Glaser, a sales- Hotel. ) Puerto F " TAKES OUI 19 QM James B. Nichols was sentenced to man; Hans M. Jensen, employee of RIS 5 S ) the t rged I g 0 davs in jail this morning by Polaris-Taku Mining Company in, Sell it w.t;: an “mpire Want-ad! o Wwilliam Holz- Tulsequah, and A. L Vaughn, | ———- IS salesman. - e - SITKA FOLK IN JU were booked for The jail ser was suspended Juneau L. -\ D - YESTERDAY RIDS Pacifi Northern Air registered They left neau overnight Gastineau Hotel morning for home IM SHOES at Maj Brendible, Jack O'Connor ¥y, Mrs. Delay, A. L. Zumwalt E E. 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