The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, May 22, 1947, Page 8

PAGE EIGHT % THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU, ALASKA THURSDAY, MAY 22, 1947 P ————————————— e et M T . Associatio connectiy J at TTRENS G N | MACHINISTS LOCAL 514 ) FAULKNER SAYS [0 6. POLLEY URGES | e Wi it : = D 'ODEIRSnS oth from Los 2 alif., are Business Meeting STATEHOOD FOR | siovont iowrn pwisiors— INVESTIGATION retered acte_Gasinens MAY 22 — MOOSE HALL — 8 P. M. ting on statehood | ALASKA FAR OFF( KR attorney said that AT H Brazil grows about two-thirds of ! 1 the world's coffee he also dis ich problems e confronting as the Indian SRS the proposed Clayton C. Polley, longtime ‘ shipping prob- the newly in- the resuli es in op- t about by r troubles and % - Attorney Feels Statehood iaims i lencs see Caii fornia Supporters Let Bart- [ioms. 1o seid ¢ of the tremendous i higher wages dentist who is opening e . C o | the Juneau mber of % | that investi- 3 .d l | of the e1ae ms )t Barracks veterans' co- We invite you to greater R et & T T 3 . cn yeur trip Those to Washington to|increased handiing costs proposition which 100ks has switched to tea enjoyment. Yours for support ehood for Alaska at| Asked if tl question of the I er “pipe dream” to most C l b finer qualicy—Schilling. EAST hearings before House sub- |repeal of 27 of the Jones of the residents of Sk | alvert because : ¢ mittee didn't do Ala Dele-{Act had come up in Washington, Polle been is & : E. L. Bartlett a very good ilkner said that Chairman!no maintenanc y for| Calvert is moother of 5303 rvice in making an able pre- Crawford of e Hc sentation of the case and in beiig mittee on Territorie supplied with the facts and figures|Possessions had discussed it, s wanted by the committee, Juneau|ing that the Canadian company ey H. L. Faulkner told thejtakes the cream of the trade i . Jerry, St. Louis, Mo, | L and o CALVERT RESERVE Biended Whiskey 1 from the _gg g Proof-65% Grain Neutral Spirits. | r and light Calve't Distillers Corp., New York City se subcom- five years since t nd Ins il that pl were The W e in need of much re- B it 2.8 ol o3¢ = R P G T T No exira rail fare now s ——— L M L Il ey | members of the Junmeau Chamber and wants no more, and that if the pair, aid. | S Py 2 e s s s |of Commerce today. ! were amended to allow C terans who have arriv-| When you go east you might as well get all you can F‘.'\uiku-r reporting on his ::\- dian compa s to haul rrm‘ ¢ ed expecting to drive (}O\\Xl over 3 for your money. And it’s pretty hard to find a bigger cent trip to Washington, said A.c'ix'um : the States to Alaska, the the Haines cutoff were disappoini- - bargain than this: thought Delegate Bartlett was do-)maritime unions could put them ed to find the d n't open, # PERIEEE Y s New Yosk and ing an excellent job in Washing-|in the hole, too. he said. Pol 4 also that! i On your roundtrip ticket to Chicago, ;;‘V o ‘m ton for Alaska, and was entirely! paulkner said that he sp some of the vete were dis- 3. most other eastern cities from Vancouver, B. “f" justified in introducing his staté-|concigerable time with Del appointed after seeing Chilkoot~ } | or Portland you can go or return via California for hood bill in view of the referendum |gartlett and was amazed at the Barracks and went back to Wash- 4 ok Ity rail fare than _wfud {m,v 54{ 8o ;”""H:('l "“:‘*: vote. However, Faulkner said, | iremendous amount of work he ington - their money. [ 2 and back. See San Francisco, Los Ange ‘,si g those who appeared in favor ofiaccomplishing. He said that Dele-| Charles W. Carter suggested that, s’ colorful soutliwest. Go one way, return another. Sec statehood spoke only in general-loate Bartlett was doing a fine job|the Veterans Administration here| | twice as much at no additional ticke ities and were unable to supply the |on a1 matter pertaining to Alaska|Should make an investigation of MF e facts and figures which the com-|,ngq gdeserves much praise for his the project H s P mittee told them were wanted. | efforts e A e AR i Faulkner said that in his opin-| PR SN A { ° H 8 ; lion thers is a “very dim prospect’| Emblem Club fo 1 el Select the coverings i . 22 for statehood for Alaska in the ¥ 0 H The friendly Southern Pacific {oF srpanogl {BRIGGS STEAMSHIP ik i AMP for your furniture § For i n or reservations weite: C. G. Alton, C n. Faulkner appeared before com-| (o | I “ t 1 1 'f | 2 . Agent, 6 Vahicoliver, BiC.; 1 W. Ga A | mittees on a bill for the relief of; f SHlp I-OADmG‘ niitare d from: s Agent, Pass. Dept., 1405 Fourth Ave tle, Wash. cc J. As | ol ‘ s i £ Otmandy, General Pass. Agent, 622 Pacifc Bldg.. 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