The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, October 14, 1947, Page 1

~ THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE “ALL THE NEWS ALL THE TIME” /OL. LXVI, NO. 10,707 v JUNE AU, ALASKA, TUESDAY, 0C TOBLR |4 I947 ; ML\H%I R AbSOC]ATI D PRI’SS ~_ PRICE TEN CENTS STORM ON ALASKA COAST MOVES SOUTH Huge Flying Boat Down In Mid-Atlantic Ga 'SHIP BEING BarIIeH Wanis Alaska fo SHIPPING Honored War Dead Lie in State af San Franusco WINDHITS POUNDEDBY | BeReal Fortress; Talksof SITUATION - GALE LIKE HIGH WAVESi Housing Whlch Is Problem (OMING UP| VELOCITY en of 69 Passengers Afl. RE JE(TS vasseron. ou 14-in - ollefson, Bartlet Urgmg |Storm Warnings Hoisted- | ress with added etenses on the Are Aboard Rescued as [ e Dt By sl 0 Jar INSkS. In- On Atlantic Coast Tropi- Night Seftles Down | ('0 plE A l:OR TI) ».“11':““ "™ vesigator at Work . cal Storm Rages NEW YORK._-O; 14 {M—Ten il.u*;.m ; diil:(‘lx(;“::“ F:thx‘h:)l\!x\lkn “:m‘(; WASHINGTON, Oct. 14—(M—Two | SEATTLE, Oct. 14——A wind- f 69 passengers aboard a | plans another at Nenana but these | Representatives just back from} |storm whipped the Southeast Al- ‘oeing flying boat down in mi T N;m-v not sufiicient to meet the sit- | Washington State and Alaska said | tlantic were rescued late today as uation it we are attacked,” Bartlett today the n session of Congress inds of gale force and mountain- « | said |must find a way to solve the Al-/ jaska and British Columbia coasts at 40-mile-an-hour velocity today, us waves hammered the leaking PR | “No one knows what Russia is|aska shipping problem | doing on its side of the Bering Sea| Rep. Tolleison (R-Wash) said he weather bureau report®d, and lane. 1 2 Green Refuses Political | i o Sy siberia 1t heav. hopes the Special House Merchant ded toward Washington and The plane, enroute from Shan- . " ‘xl\ pnpu lated with mx]lmm of in- Marine and Fisheries Subcommittee | n on, Ireland, to Gander, New- ‘ i x e - 00pemh0n WlthUf hita: while Alaska is sparsely of whic : BN it At Ketchikan, Alaska, the wind oundland, made a forced landing ble to work out the answer. He able to work o e 4 er. : | i | | | | prevented the steamer Aleutian [rom completing the loading of southbound cargo. The steamer's mooring lines tore two cleats from the Ketchikan Ccld Storage dock, land the high wind kept many {small boats in the Ketchikan Ha bor and drove others to shelter in | | | | ! punul;vmt t sea at about 5:05 a . (EST) e m ®ST [ Physical Merger | e attack came it probubly expressed belief the solution is con- ‘hen it ran short of fuel and the ilot taxied the ship three miles ) the side of the Coast Guard SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 14— ‘utter Bibb, serving as a weather AFL President Willlam Green has coast.” would come from the north and we | struction of a special type of ship | should have defenses on the Arctic to serve Alaskan ports 1. The shipping companies now | hip in the area. flatly rejected a CIO plea for joint Bartlett told a reporter the hous- |serving Alaska say they do not! (Continued on Page Five) political action in the approaching | ing situation in the Territory is have sufficient funds to have such'’ m‘urh} \wno?s o campaigns. i"deu\)wl:lll'" and that many people ships constructed,” Tollefson told a \ Storm warnings were raised at Green reiterated the AFL's stand | coming to settle are forced to re- reporter ! S S el 8 a. m. today on inland waters of | 1 SURROUNDED BY TALL CANDLES AND FLORAL WREATHS, six bronze caskets lie in state in San shington and along the Wash- ngton-Oregon coasts to Cape Blan- | co. The storm moved southeast after sweeping aleng the Aleutian chain yesterday. I‘h W h i for a pnysical merger with the CIO | twn to the United States because! “The Congress will have to work ! ¥ 49 ; e as lng on before Joining In political or other|they canmot find homes or even Out a program to replace the tem- Prancisco’s City Hall rotunda October 11. Standind guard beside each casket are (from right) repre- plan now in effect. This' Sentatives of Army, Marine Corps, Navy, Coast Guard and Civilians. Silent crowds in seemingly endless M G R r, cooperative effort. He stated his|hotel rooms. porary i \ erry -0 - DOUNE (e vier & piea by OIO Presi- | ~Housng is our most pressing plan, wich fumishes the present! sircam thronged past the biers of the war heroes, most of the fisst ocntingent of the dead, 3,028 in num- dent, Phiip Mijtray Tor a foint flght | problem Flght' now," he ssid ccmpanics ships for a dollar af Ber, were victims of the Pearl Harbor catastrophe, December T, 1841 (International i | Xpires June. The Alaskan - - | X By DREW PEARSON against ERpiIRe, 1N, UG S0C IDNERT On Atlantic Coast ur common enemies.” | “In Fairbanks and Anchorage it Vear, | Murray messaged Green from the|is worse than anywhere in the rates are to high.” 4 HATT! s s L WASHINGTON—AIl is not ser- CTO convention in Boston. The! United States.” Delegate Bartlett of Alaska said m's pa er su I Mus' {FISHERMEN 77\[‘“1 '-I'E;Rp:‘;ii :ur:;. c\:tnl‘.mu. u!: In AFLS Executive Council over the Bartlstt said ‘He “éxpects House he hopes Cou: s will be abie ‘10 Bk b Sl 5 LS g B ne behind the iron curtain. ct, quite a battle between satel- weekend recommended establish- pass: of the Alaska statehood Wwork cut a permanent plan for im age, hovered off the North Caro- proving the shipping situation S te diplcmats and comrade Vishin- ment of an educational and puhu: bill at the next session and he oE 8 L : i S lina Coast today, drenching the y Wi staged recently on—of all cal league very similar to the CIO's hopes to be able to get Senate ap- The Maritime Commission, he ome rom as al r louter banks with heavy rains and i and ' proval before the session ends. said in an interview, has had an: [ lashing exposed areas with winds laces — the palatial Long Island pelitical action committee Istate of the late J. Pierpont Mor- beostinz of the per capita tax on — e, investigator in Alaska gathering up to 50 ‘mbed an Houp dud’” high an each of the 7,600,000 members for information which will be present-| n L | tides, but causing little property N R e : ed at a Commission hearinig on Al | alks 'o $so¢i a"on A E ATY 1ok aska rates in Seattle October 27.. | [ B L] | | The Washington weather tureau ould turn over in his grave if he Green said the CIO and AFL - f new that secret Communist strat- had met on the subject of organic Commissioner Carson said recent- reported at 10:30 a. m, that the ley was now being debated at his duty, and that the CIO had de- | ly he hopes the Seattle hearing will | s % —--“ Tl B | center, now ill defined, was about M—Senato! hetime summer home near Glen clined this year to accept the Fed- |develop information on which the CHICAGO, Oct. .u miles southeast of Cape Hat- dation l,, CU“.,“;ss for a pcmmn-‘ merican newspaper putlishers | 'ahve u said second center had been ; | in ta'e ept. 10 eau said, a secon n 16 e lite, now owned by the Soviet Gov- fore cooperation. The CIO, on the, ent solution of the problem. “may be forced to build newsprint |located by airplane observation, rnment, hulking Andrei Vishinsky other hand, has insisted that be- { ! st \l\c\ck invited Czech Foreign fore a merger could come, the two| - > mills in Alaska” to :A\\\Iyl'l‘ them- | Guafd In'eres's some 180 miles southwest of the inister Jan Masaryk, Polish dele- organizations would have to dem- | IN lII selves of a paper supply ; original center. Little movement ate Oscar Lange, and Yugoslav onstrate their ability to get along wAllY NOT INVITED | Capehart, chairman of the Sen-( e R e A mrassador Sava N. Kosanovic, to- together in combatting legislation ate subcommittee on ““*‘fl"1=1‘; WASHINGTON, Oct 14.—(P— hours ether with several of their staffs. and political candidates distasteful . i : | told the Inland Daily Press Asso-iRep. Tollefson (R-Wash) sald to- Winds at the center were esti- Actually it was Crech Foreign to both. ‘Longtime Confidant Pamis‘m ROYAL WEDNNG" N w I."N"'ED Ciaton that. “at present you A%t ey nu’ hopes o st gremter in:mated at 80 mes an howr; on the inister Masaryk, who grew up in s | A : Ly, e "metoy 0! "CSnadiall Jmants lterest by the State Department in coast a velocity of 50 to 60 miles e ot i London. who askea| 10 matse poLrmicar vusp | Different Picture of \BA(K 'I'o DUCHESSK l;um;;;xlzc who could tomorrow PUlline fishing industry and get in- predicted. 4 o : e price anywhere .tk wanted. | ternaional fishery — negotiations| The resort community of PO SIS L SR 0 | SAN FRANCIRGO, Doty 11er Alaskan newsprint might not belpluceq in the hands of an official| Wrightsville Beach, near Wilming- hise ne snd the other satelles e az. enaersniy gov bonind o, Warlime Emperor fConsolldahon of Taft-Stas- el e L R i Wiightsville, Sgak geur (il pinis ere worried over Vishinsky's fiery | propesal today to collect a million LCNDON, Oct. 14.—(#—The Duke| Lave it . ) d nti-American blasts. ; | dollars more annually from member| TOKYO. Oct. 14—P—Scowling. of windsor sailed today for France| SN S?rengfh Reporfed o e | “The fishing industry. particu-to ls €as maina and sewer pipes Dr. Lange, who deserted his Am-'unions to finance a far-flung “ed- balding Marquis Koichi Kido, 1ong- and a reunion with his Baltimore & L S L I8y Enat ot West Coast,” Tol-,last nigh 5 rican citizenship plus a professor-!yeational and public relations pro- |time contidant and close adviser of pychess, but without an invitation | —Need thef S He]p capacity could be. built for |lefson told a repo is much - hip at the University of Chicago gram» | Emperor Hirohito spurned today the t the wedding next month of| 000,000 concerned about 1”|L ‘lm D"n:fll- MAJOR BAI".E ON ment’s apparent lack of interest in 1IINGTON, Oct 14.—P The government has opencd 0 be Polish Ambassador, joined| Ay increase in the per capita tax | popular theory that Hirohito was & princess Elizabeth, his favorite; 1y 84,000,090,000 ith Masaryk and the Yugoslav in'on the AFL's 7,600,000 members to|“bumbling, ineffectual ruler” who piece. the fishing industry | "“It has no official of policy- “Ew lABOR lAw imaking rank who knows anything yressions of mutual respect be- | pProxim eminding Vishinsky that all three'tnree cents apiece was recommend- | was pusned into the war by an; <The gossip -in London is that'tween Senator Taft (R-Ohio) and|feet of land for com ountries were in the middle of dif- eq by the 15-man Executive Coun- all-powerful militaristic clique. Elizateth’s mother, the Queen, i former Gov. Stassen of Minnesota,|use and enlléd for: bill Bt | icult economic negotiations With e} and will be acted cn by the con- | Kido, who for five dead against having Wally to the hinted today that in a_pinch they | it. about the fishing industry and our he USA—negotiations aimed .10 yention before it adjourns Thurs- Lord Keeper of the Privy elp their war-stricken countries.|gay night. The tax now is two most coveted post in the Japanese bave told his friends that i the At the '1pdd Rl,])"m“,m ASHTAR. hese talks, they said, were not cents a member for the first 200,- | Empire—pictured an entirely dif-iDuchess wasn't invited he would tion in the Department to watch out v their interests in negotiating | treatics. ! BOSTON, Oct. 14—(P—The CIO wer generating stations nd there is “an ade- elped by Vishinsky's “warmonger- goo members in a union, and one | ferent sort of Emporer to the In-inot go, either. | Despite vigorous denials from of fresh The Washinztonian sald the fis threw its support tod behind its he” tirades which they described and one-half cents per member in|tervational Military Tribunal as his| Here's another royal family poth camps that there is any Privat> capital and 7 “x ki ~”:.1:1'ln."||l'ul\" “L"x‘ ARIRN ot M DEREA ok ArE now fhe s inaccurate, in poor taste and eycess of that number in the big- defense deposition was read. ‘note: |working agreement, a new air of shculd be given every opport :‘)‘(_ “l "i"t ‘:‘;N” ;vuvh “H:-n e it i Ry s dntdg ) vl lienating large sections of Amerl‘)g[’l’ unicns. | Kido's account portrayed Hiro-| Today was a big day in the life|Taf-Stassen friendliness as de-|to build in Alaska, but I do nu',‘” o Jankncks pedte’ treaty mj‘:u_‘% ibed as labor’s “first major bat- an opmion. | e |nito as keing well informed and of Princess Margaret. She left | yoloped recently which may have|favor building of thesc newsprint n'uenl k0 ‘ ¥ t1e** alnse nassages of the Taft-Hs This advice from his satellite col- ialert to Japan’s course and the for her first public engagement |, girect bearinz on the campaign- mills tecause that eventually "‘Om' PRGSO Lahot fds eagues sparked the grizzly haired | | impendine hostilities, which he re- unaccompanied by any other mem- jno for the GOP Presidential nom-|would mean go srnment control of Bielarii o ,‘, “n;,“ “',,A\ to ‘Delegates u; the Ninth Annual Boviet prosecutor into a towering | fused to advocate or Oppose. {ber of the royal family ! ination the free pre "““p,""“" Al deond o b C10 /GanyRB MR donraved & résos fage. Using words unprintable in| | Once, Kido's deposition asserted,| Margaret will christen the lin-| Taft and Stassen backers appear Capehart said that he h,,-t..‘”»: ‘lfll xl\ ';;»()“"l ot be per|lution: pledging ‘all p‘mmic help. rd h family newspaper, he lashed backl HAWA“ Is oKEH he answered an Imperial question er Edinburgh Castle at Belfast on anyious to remain on good terms saw o dan from the m“]“"‘”,,tl‘“ '[“nl‘l\uxku;. :‘“d ] | o BeCere e b+ his critics as if they were the| las to the navy's attitude on war Thursday. She is making the tripiyith each other for two very geod|tru ws in event the newspaper| " ., 0Tl T Japane | ets’ Dnion, e tts Pioweek-0ld atxike even Russian generals whom he! with the reply that “. ... his Ma- to Northern Ireland in a me.,eflm"s: publishers of the nation decided S ‘w‘p‘l A<-xtl\‘|»|'v"l’l:lnnu‘"‘"““*l 10 shipyaxds operated by the bonvicted of treason and had shnt“ SAY UNIV HE | jesty’s decision is of sueh gravity Marshal Lord Montgomery's Mmml 1. Each cump frankly thinks thejto finance a newsprint mill i Mo m;‘ e ks nandted | Bethlehem Stéel Oo, and: the Fedi before the war. | that once decided it could not be Plane. i |other’s principal has no chance to|Alaska Y (4. |1slands where American fishing in- erela Shipbujlding and Drydock SRR etrae " e B i residentis ina sapehart estimated that suffi-) ®@% e g i s < i ¥ ! retracted win the Presidential nomination| Capehart e sted, that sultl-| L ets are now exploring the.fish- | COrp HEADS TO ROLL, VISHINSKY? 'pp é?ilfq; gfi,'d,,gflpml,:,em*‘,,‘ Despite the caution, he added,| iand hopes to guther in the ma‘cricient timber was W 50 ling banks and they think the D The resolution was approved after 3 > 2 L ] JeRias rpad it ey t ] for 50 yearsi® i . ? y : The Polish, Czech and Yugoslav|ihe University of Hawali, asserted Hirohito called on his top admir- STEAMER MOVEME"TS jshare of his delegates when” he a 200000 ton l"”'m " cen would|Partment should°see to it that]Walter Reuther, President of the | ; yside |and added that thls ares | Thited Autemobile Workers told clegates were guilty of appeasing'today he has visited universities als, Who assured him the navy was — R8RS A8 MAVEEE L R a5 years such rights are not granted to the all Street, stormed Vishinsky.|in four states and has not “seen|confident of success. The ruler; paranof from Seattle, scheduled| * leh camp concedes pHiyalply |retoress 1o ARE Z Japanese the convention that the union must Irhey must shake the dust of Wall one person who is opposed to state-|then immediately decided to hold !¢ g rive at midnight tonight, west|it needs the other’s help to halt] % “Gub fishermen also are much Win the strike because it was the kireet from their feet and take an}lmud for the Territory. i on schedule the Imperial conference po.,q the expected drive of Gov, Dewey concerned ' about the importation! “first major batfle since ihe Taft- [ ctive stand behind Russia. Ru Dr. Sinclair met reporters in the!of December 1, 1941, which Was| yycidor from Seattle in port, (°f New ¥ork fo outaln. the BpmE STO(K GUOTAHONS ot Hen produots i drond dapan Hartley Law was passed.” 120 been forced to carry the en-|Washington office of the Hawaii|called—as each participant knew— worthern Voyager, from Seattle,| M %0 #8787 it | “Because of the lower e of ———— ire Eurcpean offensive, he com-|statehood Commission. He ex-|to decide formally on war with the | .0 October 15. ! h.RSfie{x has said he AU’\I d ¥.m‘ NEW YORK, Oct. 14—Closing|living, Japan is able to send to blained, because the Socialists and |plained his presence there by say-|United States. | Alaska scheduled to sail from Se- 2 ,vl.n,mm"d el “"“}uuumn'm of Alaska Juneau mine this country fish and fish products arS i a“ S Bocial Democrats within the-Soviet ing that advocating statehood for! Kido reported numerous conver- attle today. | RevREe lent |stock today is 4%, American Cancheaper than the Americans can bloc were squeamish, timid and|Hawaii is his “avocation.’ | sations with the Emperor and said [ Terminal Knot scheduled to sail| Toft has kept purent g6, Anaconda 357, Curtiss-Wright produce them. Such importations Endorsedb AH. hfraid to face realities. “The sole barrier against slmc_\zhdl as early as Oct. 13, 1941, Hiro- | from Seattle today. }i“')(yutolcih'u' N..-‘\,\“ ”‘” hv‘f:;)])r 'fis. International Harvester 907%, should bé limited [ Much more than mere American |hood,” he said, *is indifference.|hito ordered-an Imperial rescribt! gcjove Hitch scheduled to sail “‘;,d assoclates that he WDDre”| oot 46%, New York Central| Tollefson swid he intended to, SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 14 - ublic opihion was at Stake, fumed |When people think, they are for!to be prepared for use if warshould |from Seattle October 17. ciatg mf“?;., ;““l{:‘l_\'l“i"‘ Inbor bill| 13, Northem Pacific 21 S.Idiscuss the problems with the De-'In a sweeping and sharply worded he uncomradelike comrade, namely |it. “be declared. | Aleutian scheduled to sail from {{f:' Mm_"‘ ity enmored it | Steel 743, Pound $4.03', |partment and urge the .nm,..m{;» indictment of bl":x\;rt foreign policy, ! 1 ; “ f ; persons W et : - H : ; = ety S a1l ment of a ‘top official to handle the American Fedeartion of Labor he working class movement of| ‘I found many p}; ons Mlm L I L T jRestsior Qo i {over President Truman’s veto. The| Averages today are as f T ““‘\““m' today enAdrIE ARG nall Pl [curope, which now was paralyzed |uninfcrmed about Hawaii, but not; 5 Prince Louise scheduled to ar-y ohio Senator has noted to friends industrials 18274, rails 49.76 $ 'l ay endorse ars| an by left-wing satellite fear to takejone who was against its admission Too much oil in the galley stove ' yive from Skagway tomorrow morn- s ;)L_“f ” et 2t thelbles 3,74 b - 2 for Eurovean rellef, demanded offensive. to the Union.” | ot the fishing boat Neld scl:medba\“,,g at #:30 o'clock and sails south | ‘. : $ 015 OGN, Ak i HEr S Commencing October 25, the Un- abolition of the United Nations veto, ssia i v - - - ir vhich was extinguished .| *eloc] | SBURG ‘ ion Steamship Company’s passeng- and called eroment ila- ?ussm R Bfr:“td wltj::(e m? FOR FALL FISHING A{‘lf‘e J:.l:e-:u Volunteer Pire I)ep:mfim e A The unspoken Taft-Stassen & ; ERNBG, DAND R e Y L iake ) tive ‘r"n;)? ::r:)x‘;:".;xf:u: m l\:l’::l‘sl it fleat was a rough translation o AL SHING he 2 4 —— ——- ’ ssride & er . stear 2 sun, 1 a S 2 il 2 S g ' “ Harry Benolkin and William L.!ment shortly after o'cloc] as! 3 VANCOUVE tersburg is g2ing to have a city | weekly calls @ rangell anc e~ voluntary coovperation feils. ishinsky's complaint, “We are the y K a hortly after 6 o'clock last FROM VANCOUVER (Cor R e O s | Fole ! Kly calls at W i Pe- | voluntary feils acobins of the world situation. We | Paul, Sr., have chartered the vessel | night. Most of the damnge to the| w. R. Russell, L. Oshaney, G.'. e, e . band and the new musical organi- burg. The steamer has been oan - —— - Lore not afraid to go to the fore|ARB-5 tor fall dog fishing. Louis|boat, which is captained by Eli|Bacon, and H. Smith, all of Van- ‘\“1"‘:‘1’) "‘"l‘l" ‘:“‘;“"”‘I‘*w\” zat'on 15 to be under the direction the Vanccuver, Prince Rupert- FROM BELLINGHAM | e PolleS 11 the Cipe Afe of Cap:. George Lloyd. Rehearsals Kctchikan run for over a vear and ~Arthur Quick of Bellingham, iver are registered at the Gas- ——_"|Paul of Sitka will also be a mem- | Jonnson, was confined to personal 45 eau Hotel, i (melmuwl on Page Threg) are Icnlllnued on Paw'm; her of the crew, l)((vms. v Monday, vor will extend the service | Wash., is stopping at the Baranof. held ev Sl abitihe i