The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, July 2, 1947, Page 8

I e s e e PAGE EIGHT tion betweén the International rep- resentative and the local chapter EMPLOYERS' CLAIMS The employers claim that I.ONGSHORE (ASE four hour minimum pay for work ion Sundns holidays lnd b((\\un |§ HElD TUESDAY 5 2 i already included in the prox)« sal :\\mrn they have submitted. They esterday afternoon 'say that the only part of the Ket- r's office between |chikan agreement which is in ef- of labor unions, ‘fect with other locals is the wage ors, Juneau busi- [rate and that other conditions are ent officials and still under arbitration in Seatt] nor of Alaska, brought| Besides the Governor, those : ritten statement W‘hlcl\i(cndmy the meeting were: Ip in bringing a long|J. Rivers, Territorial Attorney Gen- peace in relations between |eral; Michael J. Haas, Territorial emen and steamship com-|Representative of the U. 8. Depart- ka iment of Labor; George Sundborg phdmld after 'Frank W. Hermann and Ernes TAKU LODGE Three-Day July 4th Special — 537.50 The Fish are Bitin' Fishing and Glacier Trips Cockiail Bar Music by Ihe 0'Reillys X Boat leaves Union 0il Dock, Friday, 11:00 A. M. s of discussion by ‘P'II*UX s of the Juneau Merchants Return trip leaves Taku Sunday, 4:00 P. M. parties, ceclared that the Ju-|Association; H. O. Adams, Alaska > v cal of the International|Steamship Company, Henry E. en and Warehousemen's'Green Northland Transportation vants the West Coast|Company, and J. F, Church, Alaska agreement put into ef-|Transportation Company. n Al\ a with a 15 percent Union representatives differential. The long-; Chris Hennings, pecified that they dol‘Repluentnne and Anthony Wu- a jurisdictional dispute:kich, President of the Juneau lo- he agreement would be|cal, ILWU, plus the following| to the degree that itiILWU members: George Fo! ere with a présent George Henkel, Clarence K. Hc ween the employers onen, Don McCammon, Alexander rs Union which pr-|{Laiti and Alfred F. Eurw | work cargos in Alas- gy Mrs R L. Bacon N AVAILABLE MAKE RESERVATIONS WITH MARY JOYCE GASTINEAU HOTEL he concerns which up to the agree- They named as living up, agreement the Canadian Railway, Union Oil Co,|terday afternoon given by Oil Co., Briggs Transpor- '| Gruening. and the Dahl Transpor- Also a guest at the Governor's {House is Miss Dalton Arnold [dau[,hler of Mr. and Mrs. Lauren representatives of the five, ‘Arnold of Saugatuk and New Haven, of the Waterfront Em- | Connecticut, where Mr. Armold is Association stated that the'a Wellknown broker. tatement may be of help| Peter Gruening, son of the Gov s between ' ernor, arrived home this morning s and the from Berkeley, California, where ive of thejle has been attending the Univer- s union in ieaulc! ity of California. Accompanying t a proposal, offered | Peter was Robert Cole, a college received ac-|classmate, and another classmate. They feel William Lewis of New York, was to he difference arrive this afternoon by plane. n local longshore- | Tomorrow evening Mrs. Gruening T md the shipping operators 1l entertain at a buffet dinner because rf a lack of communica rlm the young pe are guests e I at the Governor's - r\.?mbeh of lh I H 1 it claims are al- by the wreemem] Co.. Maskflf Mrs. Robert Lowe Bacon of Alaska Dock Washington, D. C. widow of the {who are the houseguests of Gov. and Mrs. Ernest Gruening, -were ) A.\80C13[10nl sreement | (5OVEINON'S House the Juneau late Congressman from New York, 'guests of honor at a small tea yes- \t‘r’;l other non- ! ion Co., the T .and her daughter, Miss Ivy Bacon, Mrs. uniquely designed NECKLACES EARRINGS BRACELETS RINGS for Men and Women ALASKAN JADE AND NUGGET PIECES The NUGGET SHOP GRAND OPENING SOON T-\TF\(FVT MAY HELP | — sk e o o o o . | WEATHER REPORT e Temperature for 24-Hour Period Ending 7:30 o'Clock This Morning In Juneau—Maximum, 52; minimum, 46. At Airport—Maximum, 54; minimum, 45. WEATHER FORECAST (Juneau and Vieinity) Rain tonight and Thursday little change in temperature. Southeasterly winds 15-20 m.p.h. decreasing Thursday afternoon PRECIPITATION (Past 24 hours ending 7:30 v.m. today) In Juneau — .02 inches since July 1, .68 inches. At Airport — .04 inches; 84 inches. e o o Help poarselV from o smiiling kel TEA. —————SPECIAL VALUE GARDEN GR&PB JUICE, ICE, ¢4 COFFEE Lb.45¢ THESE ARE NOT SPECIALS . . . . . THESE ARE REGULAR, DAY-TO-DAY PRICES since July 1, o o s STOWAWAY ARRESTED Henry Olson, a former member of | i the fishing boat Echo, was arrested | here this morning by Deputy U. S. Marshal Sid Thompson and charg- ed with being a stowaway on board | the Square Sinnet from Sitka to Juneau. He was arraigned this| iafternoon by U. S. Commissioner Felix Gray and bond was set at $800. THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE _ JUNEAU. ALASKA FIVE JUNEAU YOUTHS CELEBRATE HERE WITH FIREWORKS; ARRESTED Five Juneau youths were arrest- ed last night by City Police and cited for illegally shooting off fire- works within the City limits in violation of a City ordinance. The youths, whose ages ranged from 13 to 25 years, were taken before " City Magistrate Willlam A. Holz- 0 heimer this morning and were re- leased after a warning that a re- peat performance would bring se- vere punishment. Judge Holzhei- mer said that future offenders will |’ be harshly dealt with because of the seriousness of the crime in which fires may be started or bodily injury suffered. Those arrested were: John P. | O'Connor, 18; Frank Dennis, 14; Wayne Powers, 13; Bobby Gold- included gtoin 20; and Jack McDaniels, Jr., CIO Territorial 55 -~ Empirs Waniw-gas for resulls! every evening except Monday at the SALMON CREEK COUNTRY CLUB $1.75 Special Dinner TONIGHT ROASTLEGof PORK Salad—V egetable—Potatocs—Biscuits and Honey Chinese Specialties CHOP SUEY — CRAB FOO YUNG EGGFOO YUNG FRIED RICE Salmon Creek Country Club 3 Miles North of Juneau on Glacier Highway JOIN US IN JUNEAU JULY 4TH i WEDNESDAY, JULY 2, 1947 WHEEL SETS FOR immmmummm|||||uumuumummm|nu|uunmmmuiumuuuuumu SOAP BOX DERBY | GEORGE BROS. CARS ARE HERE| again SAY: i Here's the announcement-all Soap | NAME YOUR SCOTCH! Box Derby Boys Club members and | entrants for the big race have bem] waiting for—the wheels for their cars have arrived and may be ob- tained at Connors Motors. | This year there is no difference whatever in the wheeis, Daxn \kUNc‘ has announced. Instead of bemgf labelled Firestone or Goodrich, as they have been in the past, they | now carry the official label of the, National Soap Box Derby, and Skusé particularly stressed the fact that the wheels are all alike, so| there should be ro confusion O\I‘II “choice” of a preferred sét. There are plenty of the sets here now, and nothing to stop the bms from complet: mg their cars. ALL OVER-8 YEARS ol 86.8 PROOF SCOTCH -WHISKIES, Just Like Pre-War Days George Bros. shelves are stocked with a newly-arrived variety of those famous names you've been waiting to see again - those real LIQUORS OF QUALITY HAIG & HAIG, HAIG & HAIG, | VAT 69, 8-yr.old BLACK & WHITE, 8-yr.old JOHNNY WALKER, 12-yr. old JOHNNY WALKER, 8-yr.old |WHITE HORSE, 8-yr.old HARVEY'S, 8-yr.old JOHN CRABBIE, 12-yr.old | JOHN CRABBIE, 8-yr.old HUDSON'S BAY, 8-yr.old (Best Procurable) 'MARTIN'S V-V-0, 10-yr. old' OLD BUSHMILL'S IRISH WHISKY —9 Years Old 12-yr.old Scoich 8-yr.old Whiskies OLD GRAND-DAD OLD TAYLOR OLD CROW 'KENTUCKY TAVERN JAMES E. PEPPER |OLD FITZGERALD |. W. 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