The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, May 5, 1947, Page 2

PAGE TWO SPRING VALUES ... Ready-to-Wear Depariment . .. Bresses $4 5.00 Group 31 9.00 Group §%.00 Group THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU, ALASKA ASSOCIATED PRESS Northwest! Airlines | GREATEST SERVICE | Officials Inspeci, | IN ENTIRE WOR[D Check Orient Fields' MINISTERIAL ASSOCIATION HAS ELECTION |Plans Made for Vacation Thurman Arnold Argues NI?",I‘S;,,;‘!“".,“?"L.J wid i I Church School, June Against Mason Bill al ' Sday & "oheck sirieics - Japn. China, Korea and the Philippines, Hearing Today dren’s Dept. . . . RSIBLE RAINCOATS excell ud colors, but | ' CHILDREN'S COTTON }’ FROCKS ... Piece GoodsDepariment . . . STROOCK'S WOOL DUCHARNE RAV! SILK CAN’NUN ki e 81x1€-8—$3‘75 ISWAceRuNHAM 79%108-$3.00 CASES ¥36-8%c $4.00end§5.00 yd ... Men's Depariment. .. Black Storm King BIB OVERALLS RUBBER BOOTS s 71012 -$10.00 $2.50 pair RCCKFCRD SOX WAIST OVERALLS Extra heavy, full-cut, rein- weight forced at all seams 30 to 44— 3 pairs $1.00 MEN'S TRAVELIN G ROBES $3.50 WORK SHIRTS Blue chambry, extra full cut made to wear for hard Sizes 15-17— $2.25 WOOL UNIONS Pamous Medlicott brand . heavy weight, pre-shrunk . . . grey coler, sizes 38-46— $6.00 NEOPRENE GLOVES large size §()¢ Lea WORK GLOVES pigskin §] 95 10 oz. Canvas GLOVE &;).00 heavy weight 5(](; Q(/fll/é'y S/INCE /887 JUNEAU M \BIVL Co. use nding B brocaded ell tailored large, extra yon, 7 . N | (g b H Fha fntes Marine ~ MARINE WAYS BoatSales || IPIRE-W AR PREICE on | s i s s e v oo Hardware FPPAIRING AND ew Al *—(4:30 2. m. yesterday 10 4:30 &, m, 104aY) NSTH : s 3 MARINE WEATHER BULLETIN Rubber Boat, o ww Appraisals || excellent home and income propetry Repars o o im0 . P o EX D0AIS koot west Eighth st. ppraisals ; { WIND Height of Waves “w.\" '!'_! idhx \‘»\‘E‘”' ALAS‘K:"& BOX 2719 ln Juneau ! Station Weather Temp. Dir.and Vel. (Sea Condition) Have Your Boat Steam Cleaned While on Our Ways . | Cape Spencer Pt Cloudy 41 B 8 1foot | S BEUROUN HODSE- me o v [Boome, — Eomb & Sum = P trigerator, electrickitch- | e Finger Light Pt Cloudy 48 Gaim Zero ]) B FEMMER en, new washiig machine, hardwood floors, full-concrete bese- |Lincoln Rock Clear 49 WNW 9 1 foot ment——plus Guard Island Clear 58 w 3 1 foot | cape Decision Clear 46 WNW 12 1 foot General Hauling and Moving PHONE 333 or CALL at ROBERT LIGHT BARBER SHOP Gorrrrrrrrrrerrrr e e e e e e see ,( { 3 \ 4 \ \ \ \ \ \ \ ) \ \ 3 s " e §1.00 Group MONDAY, MAY 5, 1947 'HINDU HOLY MEN STAGE PICKETING DEMONTRATION "Cow Slaugfie—r Must Stop’ Is Cry - Trouble in New Delhi nmnx~mn- bedroom and two bedroom apartments, MR S Because of its lightness, balsa wood is widely used in the con-| struction of stage scenery. —— e, 4 A book published in 1600 is be- lieved to contain the first pub- ished reference to platinum. . DEPARTMENT OF COMMERUE, WEATHER BUREAU JUNEAU, ALASKA | WEATHER BULLETIN DATA FOR 21 EOURS ENDED AT 4:30 A, M., 120TH MERIDIAN TlMI‘ Max. temp. | TODAY last | Lowest 4:30am. 24lrs. Weather at | Statien 24 hrs.* | femp. tem Precip. 4:30am. | Anchoraze 37 32 35 Trace Rain | Barrow 15, -6 2% Trace St Bethel 45 25 35 .01 Cloudy Cordova 38 34 39 128 Rain Dawson " 22 45 0 Cloudy Edmeonton 4 34 3 Trace Pt. Cloudy Fairbanks 42 31 38 Trace Pt. Cloudy Haines 49 33 8 et Cloudy Havre 80 42 50 0 Cloudy Juneau Airport 53 35 31 4 Clear Ketchikan 55 35 37 0 Clear Kodiak . 44 34 40 Rain Kotzebue 31 9 30 Trace Clondy Los Angeles 88 57 60 Trace Fog McGrath 44 21 30 05 Pt. Cloudy Nome 34 | 22 35 05 Pt. Cloudy | Northway 47 25 35 0 Cloudy Petersburg 48 31 32 0 Pt. Cloudy Portland 71 L 46 0 Clear Prince George 50 27 35 0 Clear Prince Rupert 55 39 0 e | Seattle 47 33 37 0 Pt. Cloudy Whitehorse 47 20 39 0 Cloudy Yakutat 40 30 39 18 Rain WEATHER SYNOPSIS: The high pressure area which has been present cver Southeast Alaska for the past few davs has now separated into two distinct centers. One lies to the east of Juneau and the second about 500 miles off the Oregon ccast. Rather weak high pressure now is present over Southeast Alaska and the pressures are falling gradually | over this area. A deep low over the Bering Sea centinues to decrease in intensity. A weakening storm is present in the northern gulf. This storm has been causing the high cloudiness over Juneau since yesterday. The‘ | winds at upper levels now are southwesterly which is usually a sign of = = rain over this area. The western United States continues to have warm, fair weather with temperatures yesterday frequently in the nineties. ' Rain has fallen during the past 24 hours along the Aleutians and along | the gulf coast north of Yakutat. Snow also fell over the interior frem MARINE FORECAST FOR PERIOD ENDING TUESDAY EVE- NING: Lynn Canal and Taku Inlet—southerly winds 10 to 20 miles perl - ] hour. Remainder of the protected waters of Southeast Alaska and outside ..} watérs, Dixon Entrance to Sitka—variable winds less than 20 miles per hour. For the outside waters, Sitka to Yakutat—easterly winds 15 to 25 miles per hour gradually deereasing Tuesday. Rain north of Cross Sound today with showers over most of Southeast Alaska Tuesdny. |U. 8. ‘lrsnsierred to the Admiralty Di-' ‘vlsion here from Heavener, Okla. ® =2 M]llll‘er" | 2 fO June 13 - points cn the airline’s. planned com- | % 2 i —— mercial route between the United - v { The JLuAu Douglas Ministerial WASHINGTON, May 5—P— States and the Orient. NEW DELHI, May §—.i—Hindu | Association this morning at Legislation designed to clarify the Making the tour are R, E. Nel- holy men, shouting, protect temple | the Methodist Parsonaze, the last status of newspapers and press son, of St. Paul, Minn., Northwest’s sanctity! and “cow slaughter must | regular mecting until September. services under the anti-trust laws Director of Flying for the Orient, stop}” pursued today their cam- next year were elect- was opposted by Thurman Arnold and inspectors William S. MacDon- [paign of picketing two leading H ¢ Lorenzen will today as “class legislation which ald, Robert Simons and Eugene members cf India’s interim gov- the Rev. Walter So- in effect endows them with the Sibley of Washington, D. C. |ernment. The pickets were arrest- ice President; and the Rev. powers of private government.” - -~ ed as were previous demonstrators. |G Herbert Hillerman, Secretary- Antold, former ad of Justice . They are Sadhus, and Orthcdox | er. They will take office Department's anti-trust division, lEGlo" Aux lIARY | Hindus, who said they came from , tember testified before the House Judi- i all parts of India to protest abolition for the Vacation Church ciary subcommittee considering a MEE“"G TUESDAY |of untouchabflity and other inter- which is staged by the bill by Rep. Mason (R-II) which |ference by the government in the erial Association, were laid. grew out of the Supreme Court de- N'GH" A"' DuGom«Hmd" religion. e school will run from June 2 cision enjoining Associated Press Brahmins of the priestly caste ugh June 13, with the follow- members from considering com- 5 ¢ 'and ascetics, garbed in robes of chur cooperating: Meth- petitive factors in acting on mem- Plans for local participation in .oeron o cerise and operating in i iscopal, Seventh Day Ad- bership applications. the American Legion Auxiliar groups of 12 to 20 pic;eted e v Salvation Army, Baptist, Testifying as a representative of naticnally ckserved Poppy Day,will | o ooee of anahnrl;fl Nehru and Lutheran, Memorial Presbyterian, the American Civil Liberties un- iorm the major item cf business at oo .40 vallabhai Patel. Nehru is‘ i the Northern Light Presbyterian. ion, Arnold said: tomorrow night's meeting of Ju- poye himcelt but a non-prac- { Rev. Hillerman is general “No excuse can Le given for neau Unit No. 4, Mrs. James So- ting: memberict ‘the casts. arid. is or the Vacation Church exempting the powerful news- fculis, President, has announced. V:ceaPrésid"nt of the interim gov- ¢ r further announcement papers who as members are band-| There are a number of other im- ernment. Patel is the “strong man” 0 prognm and schedule will ap- ed together in the Associated Press portant matters' to be taken up, ' . 4. .nll-Il]dia COn;ress Party pear in the Empire. from the operation of laws whic.y including nomination of officers, a who presented the report proposin e, apply to ordinary business.” discussion of delegates and other al;;;lit‘zo '”m. S chafimt Pprop 1 rou From the record in the case, Ar- matters pertaining to the Depart- n i -u.* Y. [ i AlASKA 'NCI.UDED nold said, “It is clear that no ment convention, and the expected | first class newspaper, except PEr- visit of National President Mrs. | SPLIT CHENA PAYOFF haps in the most unusual cifcum- Norton H. Pearl, who will be in, The largest purse in the Chena 4 m (AA AlRFIElD stances, can have an even chante juneau briefly enroute to Anchor- | Sleugh ice movement, $3,836.05, was oo Grou with its competitors, or, for that _age and the convention. split between Louise Miller of Fair- ! " E R I maiter, a chance of survival, vnth- All officers and committee chair- banks and Ed Anderson, a Blrch- 4 BUDG T E S out the services of the Associated |men are requested to bring a snap- Jchnson-Lyle employee at 26-mile. Pr i iy l:‘k' "k‘": 5 S| | shot or small picture of themselves, The tax cut will be approximately g v ¢ o he Associated Press is beyond |whioh can be used in the Unit's $383 each, according to Peter Gatz, A GO, My 8 oahc question the greatest news gather- misiory Book. deputy collector of Internal Rev- el ec‘g::“:e‘:;‘m ::(';\L;r‘ii(;w;:fil: ing agency in the world, and With-| "4 0004 4 tendance is hoped for enue. 9 | S e - lout its franchise no newspaper has i i 000 for airport development dur-|a; even competitive chance. The‘“ the meeting, which opens at 8 R foe RIS e SARRNY i [h; er‘l'fl w\:.,” 1948, which Unjted Press is the most impor | o'clock in the Legion Dngov _;fi,*, AR _g;_;. starts July 1, ant s ary service. | v The House Appropriations Com- o s"ppli'?i",‘:f ey | NORTH STAR IN PORT | ' X ;pittee, however, recommended only | The motorship North Star, oper- [ WOMEN'S BAYON [} 552500000 of this sum. R ated by the U. 8. Department of HOSE In a statement filed with the! B'.IND I.EUURE the Interior, was in port here last ¥ ? committee, the CAA said $65,000,- night between 8 o'clock and mid- 000 “to flcmm:hsh in lo BE GUES" oF night. The ship is now delivering se the 1948 the minimum more supplies to various Interior 8 emo irport development & I.IONS "Ex‘ wEEK Department posts throughout mmencurate with the most criti- Scutheast Alaska. needs of the traveling pub-, As a tribute to “Family Week" Following completion of this trip, for additional landing fields which is being observed this week the North Star will return to Se- for safety and reliability in air- throughout the United States, Mrs. attle and pick up supplies for the craft operatior Robert Treat opened today’s meet- Bristol Bay and Aleutian Island HANDBA{‘S If authorized Ly Congress, the ing of th® Lions’ Club with sthe staticns. From there, it will take e $65,000.0C0 would be apportioned {0 scn, “Bless This Home." on surplus property at several & he state, incinding Alaska, $1,-| Frank Oliver, prozrar chairman, westward ports for use in SE Al- o ;’“’ 762,500 announced that next week the aska by the Alaska Native Service. 74 o n ooy noted lecturer N. E. Hanks, will - ' speak at the Lions luncheon. Mr. WEEKEND FISHING POOR; ! IOWNS&RD U‘UB 'o Hanks, who is totally blind, as well ONE GOOD CATCH IS MADE P n MEH’ TufiDAY N{GHT as without hands, is nationally Salmon fishing in the Juneau 2 K ]5 ‘J‘g Graun : known as a aker. Lion Oliver area was reported today as being For especially ~?- o - —_ urged members to attend Amd‘ is- poor over the weekend but one good At the regular meeting of the sued an invitation to wives of Lions catch, however, was reported by . 0 la fia E Townsend Club tomorrow night in as well as friends. U BRI or HHD o B Kayser 'is icreating B . roup the CIO Hall, a committee will At today's meeting, R. E. Rob- of Mines. Nelson hooked two big make a report regarding the usual ertson, local attorney spoke.en smng salmon, weighing 45 pounds enchanting new fab- ‘ annual picnic of the club, and a subject “Thoughts on Education.¥and 35 pounds each. Nelson, who e roup ‘ull attendance of mcmbers is re- Guests at the luncheon Were was accompanied by Robert Sand- . . i quested. At 9:30 o'clock, the us- Charley Gillham of Edwardsville, ford, also of the Buteau of Mines, ric gloves, hosiery, ) ual dancing period of the eve- Ill, and Knox Marshali of Peters- caught his fish by trolling at Auk g ning will begin. burg. Bay. | underthings, lingerie. < PES TS i bTRAT'I'O‘I TRANSFERRED Harold Stratton, forester in the Forest Servicé, has been k{yv Stratton has been with the service yosjerRy » UNDERTHINGS « GLOVES b 13 years. 'y ’ “No, No, Mr. Abercrombie. That isn’t what we mean v when we invite you to use our new electric razors” ‘» Lo Pan American recently installed electric razors on all Clippers i flying Alaskan setvice. So if you've always wanted to whisk g off your whiskers while whisking along through the clouds, h just ask Pan American for a Clipper reservation. But whether ' you're of the whisker sex or not, traveling by Clipper is the Y comfortable, time-saving way to go. Ask for rates, etc., at » the address below. f o LAV AMERICAN Baranof Hotel | WoigLp Ammr.s' Phone 106