The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, November 13, 1947, Page 8

PAGE EIGHT & (. OF C. DISCUSSES TAFT-HARTLEY ACT | AT MEETING TODAY i r Johnson| waij a. that is not spe- with jurisdic- ing under act yutlined the the prin- which cer- the act remedy of cip: was pro i to tain alleged inequalities former Wagner £ The new @ s unfair tor practices fc first time seeks to regula ations tween unions and menm The act applies to int e com- merce which can be ilated by Congress, and to all trade, com- munications and manufacture for trade within a terr , so the act is particul: to Alaska Banfield's explanation of the law was followed by a brief comment by L. E. Evans of the Territorial Department of Labor. He said that everyone who reads the act forms a slightly different concept of it, end that only administrative rul- la- and be- T ings and court decisions will de-| termine its actual application. It was .uggested that Banfield, Stabler, and R. E. Robertson com- prise an information board at a future meeting at which there will be more time for questions and discussions. Richard Peter was program chairman for the meeting. Guests were Evans and R. J. Stamm of the Juneau Spruce Corporation and Miss Claire Whitemore of the Alaska Press was introduced as a new member AFL representatives who had d were not able to at- thre t qualified 10 were out ting, and s recom- s to the executive Nominat rom the will be h nrx: week, and the elec- tion will be held on Dccemhcx' 4. - LOTS OF WINNERS AT ELKS TURKEY floor SHOOT LAST NGHT Last Shoot & night’s annual Turkey the Elks Club turned out “‘very sat ctory, even better than anticipated,” according to reports from Elks today. Attendance at the ‘“shoot” was well over 200, with people crowd- ing the balcony as well as the main floor. There orders awarded, turkey orders. Bill Ray and Tom my powers were double lurku winners. Harry Lucas is reported to have won three orders, while| Mrs, Lucas won another. As usual, George Simpkins won his share. Arthur “Scotty” Adams was in charge of the night event. - HERE FROM SITKA H. C. Bradshaw of Sitka is stay- ing at the Baranof. - FILIPINO LADIES AUXILIARY Games 3-9 pm. Dancing 9-1 p.m. Sat. Nov. 15, Parish Hall —adv. - -oo — TO OUR ALASKAN FRIENDS We would like to see and thank personally each and every one of were 49 regular turkey and three double 732-11 | been so thoughtful and helpful to us—the members of Veterans of Foreign Wars, the CAA personnel, the men of the Coast Guard, t residents of Ketchikan Metlakatla words cannot express our ciation for your kindness loss of our daughter, grand-daughter MR. and MRS. ELWYN SPRIESTERBACH MRS. HELEN ROBB ROBERT ROBB Mere appre: in the YELLOW CAB Phone 22 24-hour Dependable Service | | .| Ru son and | IBUllEIINSPROVE THA'" - GEN. MEYERS | 5 HAD STOCKS - mas for 80 cents betwe Puerto Ric Mexico Canad, and ASTORIA and drag £ rating at ni se mines floating off tl coast Ore ATLANTIC CITY, N dent Walter P, Reuther United Auto Workers (C ko 11th’ convention to lish strict contrals over and union responsibility VANCOUVER, B. C.- tug in the treacherous Chatham Chan- nel yesterday morning, while an- other vessel was bringing the passengers of the Chelohsin here. |No cne was injured during the mis- | hap, which grounded the Chelohsin 170 miles from here. RANGOON, Burma—An official report today said 200 villages with 30,000 inhabitants were wiped out last week by a violent gale which struck’ the Sinlum Hill region in northern Burma. The government is sending aid UNITED NATIONS HALL, Flush- ing, N. Y.—The Soviet Ukraine, Vs hand-picked candidate, was elected to the United Nations Security Council by the General Assembly today to succeed Poland on Jan. 1 Bridges, Inter- of the Long- Warehousemens’ SEATTLE—Har) national President shoremen and Union, CIO, will arrive Nov address a meeting of Pacific Coast Iccals with delegates attending from Alaska south to Mexico. JERUSALEM—A bomb exploded tonight in a downtown cafe, crowd- ed with British soldiers and police. Unofficial reports said at least four persons were killed and ten injured. cialist Premier Paul tonight the PARIS — ¢ Ramadier charged Communists were responsible for Marseille riots and told the Com- munist Party his government would “defend the Republic against you.” Brtain told the s today that Br ps would “not be a in Palestine to er \ 8 either th: Arabs or J TS0 T Reuther tured a of the ? executive the CIO United Auto y, adding to their tri- at the union’s convention. Walter jority rd of nes C. Petrillo, e American Federa- tion of M ans, (AFL) p ed cent today to a charge that he viclated the Lea Act by trying to for a radio station to hire un- necessary employees CHICAGO—J. Pres.dent of SAN FRANCISCO—Globe Wire- less reported here today an SOS | |from the S. S. Alpherat of Dulch registry, afire between Manila and | the China coa LONDON—The Labor Govern- ment served notice on the British people today that they would have |to pay more for their clothing and shoes in the future as a contribu- | | tion to the battle against inflation. | NEW YORK—An American Over- seas Airways lane carrying Zoltan | Pfeiffer, escaped Hungarian anti- ‘Ccmmums! leader, and members of family, landed at LaGuardia | Field about 12:15 p.m. (EST) today. 1 LAKE SUCCEss, N. Y.,—India | withdrew today from the long fight | with the Soviet Ukraine for the |11th seat on the United Nations | Security Council. 28 to' shares | Bread at about | ture. but report- held lued t he at ings ich) se what had been nst “iraud” or “improper ions” of high officers. Carmine S. Bellino, an investiga- the committee, testified as General's stock holdings. He said they the firm of Green and Brock, Dayt ed Bellino also said that Meyers travsferred stocks from his own| account in May, 1943, to an account oif his wife, Ila Rae Cornutt, added the General did not transfer | ail of his holdings. Before Bellino was put on the and, it was brought out that ily in aviation stocks just pri- s had acknowledged dealing o and in the early years of the ac- of e BOND SET AT 3500 Al Fawcett was arraigned before U. S. Commissioner Felix Gray this morning cn a charge of selling hqm\ without a license. Bond was $500. He was arrested last y City Police at 223 Gold Street and has been free since Monday on a Cl) bond of $200. | tur Senate | investigating Committee hear- | which Chairman Ferguson (R-} said were intended to dis-| done to guard | | telegraphic | from Skagway. The telegram stated that Coffin had left Skagway with- | were in an account mth' n, Ohin. which he had analyz- | but | GTY L THE DAILY ALASKA FVIPIRE-JUNEAU ALASKA | WORLD SERVICE CIRCLE OF N.L.P. CHURCH WiLL | ) The World Service Circle of the Northern 11 Prebyterian Churct will meet Wy in parlors for a 1 o'clock luncheon xecutive committee will act Folta will ss. Miss companied MacKinnon, 1 will show Alone,” Claire Mrs. D. L the as movie “Not by a program The Thank You Bags will be re °d at this meeting. Mrs. Bu r Smith will als. R PIANO TUNER ARRESTED Milo Coffin, itinerant piano tuner, has been arrested here by the U. S. Marshal’s ofiice on the basis of information received out paying his hotel bill at the | Pullen House and that a warrant had been issued for his arrest on a charge of alleged defrauding an innkeeper. He was arraigned this morning before who named $500 as the am- ount of bail. Coifin is in the Ju- neau Federal Jail pending further | action. e R RED CROSS MEETS The 1948 budget for the Juneau Chapter, American Red Cross was drawn up at last night's meeting of its Executive Committee and will be submitted next week to a special meeting of the Board of Director which will be held Wednesday eve- ning at KINY. M. J. Busey Irom Anchorage registered at the Baranof Hotel. 18 Richard Timmernaff of Fair- banks is ~toppmg at the Baranof Why Have less than the Besl NO OTHER PLACE IN C“JUNEAU”» can offer For Your Complele Approval and Pleasure .. The Friendly Atm . The Finesi of Food E osphere of Cur Lounge xpertly Prepared. . Cheerful Courteous Service. . The Restful Seclusi on of Cur Cocktail Lounge with Your Favorite Drink Especi- ally Mixed io Suit Your Individual Taste. Delightful Dance Music WITH Phyllis and her Violin AND Jeanne at the Piano '| Make Your Luncheon and Dinner Arrange- ments with W. R. Hughes, Manager, Phone 800 } Special Atfention Will Be Yours at b fiar%gfi ? O —— | DANCE our good Alaskan friends who have | il ELKS SATURDAY NIGHT ——— November 15th i The Public Is Invited the Juneau | | Music by Jerry's Orchestra Juneau, | HALL-==Juneau Sponscred by SONS OF NORWAY Admission $1.20 (which includes tax) DOOR PRIZE HAVE LUNCHEON FRIDAY | the Church and Mh\ Alyson Swan- lead the devotion- U. S. Commissioner Felix | | asked that aii ladies of the rhuuh who can give a few hours of their time, be on hand to mh one time or the other Mrs. Charles ¥ of the bake sale This Crow 1 i their contribution at the church PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 13—®— than 10:30 Saturday |a big black crow struts in the| yomin, will be candy, chicken yard behind the home of | jread, , James M. Large, Philadelphia bank- L ther home er, today aptured but definitely so ke on sale. unconquered Mrs turm, tea chairman Large, Vice President of the ,eque the ladies who have Tradesmans Natinal Bank, went| pecn asked to contribute dainty tea |hunting Monday with George Earn- | syeets and sandwiches have them shaw, former pitcher for the Phil-| . the church by 12:30 as tea will adelphia Athletics and a Navy| pe served from 1 to 5:30. Commander in World War II ———— | After 15 miles of hiking and no {game, Earnshaw spotted the crow flying overhead. Earnshaw took aim and his shot apparently brought the bird down wounded. As the two men approas ward, chairman wced that all ute home try to have later pecialties , pies and cook- ies prepared foods may BRIGGS FAMILY SOUTH Mr. and Mrs. Phil Briggs and their five children ilew south yes- terday with Pan American Airways red the | to Seattle. Brggs, who operated fallen crow with their se . the | the Briggs Steamship Company out bird took nips out of Large's finger, | of Juneau and Prince Rupert dur- the dog’s ear and Earnshaw's hand.| ing the past year, had returned Outnumbered, the crow finally here only a few days ago from was subdued but Large couldn’t kill Seattle. a bird with so much fight. So now Mr. Crow is monarch of all he sur- | veys—in the Large chicken yard. FINAL PLANS FOR SAT. METHODIST BAZAAR Briggs nas v« -- e plans for us- ing his freighter Southeastern th?s winter for charter work out of Se- | attle, and it is believed he may resume Alaska freighting next MADE | spring, if the service can be based [ upon guarantees rather than prom- son circle meeting | ises ‘ednesday, Mrs. Le- Roy West chairman of the annual LONDON—Britain has decided bazagr. announced that final ar-|against accepting, or substantially ranging and pricing of all general | sharing in, the Soviet-American bazaar articles will be done in the | plan for partitioning Palestine, high Methodist Church Social Room tli!8 | Whitehall (government) sources Friday afternoon and evening and |said today. il e Come, Join the PARADE a?f the THURSDAY NOVEMBER 13, 1947 PAMARAY | CLUB Featuring Miss Pamaray 2—PRIZES—2 For Smarest Dress For Funniest Attire THURSDAY NIGHT llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIIHHHIIllIIIIIHIIIIIINHIIIlIIIIIIIIII!IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII!IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII|||'IIIIIIHI|IIIIIIIIIII!IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII Meats Phone 371 GROCERIES Delivery Schedule MORNING DELIVERY . . 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