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

GOVERNOR STEIN THEORY OF RELATIVITY HAS CERTAIN AT/ONS THAT COINCIDE WITH -My GOODNESS, NOTREDAME, '50. CALIF. T0 4 MEETONGRID LOS ANGELES, Dec. 5—(®Notre | Dame’s famous Irish, unbeater in ‘i] games and determined to clinch the 1947 mythical national collegiate | | football crown, goll into town today heavily favored to blast Southeérn |, California’s Trojans out of the un- | . Gefeated-once tied ranks in their | annual classic tomorrow. Geared for a powerful windup of | the season's campaign, Frank Leahy’s big warrior band from South iBend is a solid 13-point favorite to {knock off the Rose Bowl bound Trojans in this 18th renewal and ‘lflrh game of a series tha!l began e Y 4 /2’ DAYS LEFT TO DO OUR CHRISTMAS ? (™R SHOPPING AT Y >\, 46 < BEHRENDS [ 0 ! | how long since you saw back in the days of Rockne and Howard Jones in 1926 heme? oy Los Angeles' vast Memorial Coli- seum has long since been sold out end for the game and tickets inside the busy season is your {40-yard strips have been sold for as s chance vacation : high as $75 a pair. | ¥ : 15 e old country. 1 { Unless rain dampens the enthusi- | Jchn H. Hall, 48, Pcrtland, Ore, go by air ! wsm of rain-shy Californians, up- | aetorney and Speaker of the Ore- extra wards of 102,000 will sit in on the gon House of Representatives, who contest. Two weeks ago 102938 | \ "0y hirutional provision suc- Py ey watched the Trojans defeat TCLA, | 9 reltichs. ] 6-0, and sew up the Pacific Coast | ceeds to the governorship Zollow- Daily fiights Conference title and the Rose Bowl | ing the death of Gov. Snell and AWy Ib)d two other high Oregon officials e | in a plane crash in southern Ore- luxury i ! Overnight M ( gon. (P Photo. I. pl |Central Alaska total was unchan 1 | { { 'ed, but the western total wa {about 6250 cases higher. | The final Alaska total was 3,267 {746 cases, with 1822550 of them scandinavian Yo D . 387 | reds and 1718083 pinks, the fir rlvl n time on record that the red pa Glasgow, has exceeded the pink Copenhagen, L The total is 10 percent above Osie, Stockholm. WA 1; 5 p_ap last vear's all-time low, but about . b AS , Dec. 5. — (M- 30’ et 5 the 10-yea Your fravel {uppeal, DRoBADIR: Sarh He WRIe 20 percent below the 10-year i {House, for a voluntary cutback in pleasure driving today was forecast ‘ by Interior Department officials Robert E. Friedman, Counsel for I'nw department’s Oil and Gas Divi- agent represents age. us locaily. Ask complete round-frip by - FRENCH POLICE T0 FIRE ON MOBS IN NATIONAL STRIKE sion, told the Joint Congressional Econcmic Committee about the “vol- untary program” and said the ap- peal will be made by next weekend Earlier Undersecretary Oscar L. Chapman said Interior officials have made no plans to ‘“rollback prices” ’ PARIS, Dec. 5.--(P—The Minister __.(of gasoline or coal. He made the 'of Interior announced to the Na= statement as he urged Congress to tional Assembly tonight he had au- vote emergency powers to fix prices thorized French police to fire on and ration these two basic commo- mobs. Communist Deputies shout- dities. red “Assassin!” A series of questions by Republi- Troops and police were on the can members regarding various alert throughout the strike-bound shortages in this country in rela- |nation after another day of turmoil tion to exports for European aid during which strikers in two cities brought a brisk charge by Senator 'temporarily O'Mahoney (D.-Wyo.) wrested control from that there | authorities. are ‘some people in the United | The Communist-dominated Gen- States and some in the Congress |eral Confederation of Labor, mean- who want to do what Soviet Russia while, hinted the way was open for desires-—wreck the Marshall plan.” a back-to-work movement, and |sought to confer with President Vincent Auriol on the new stringent 1 Nt F'"Al FIG“RES o“ |anti-strike law. i St U TR | Y land helped police put down anti- SEATTLE, Dec, 5—®— The sea- |Jewish rioting. son’s final Alaska salmon pack to- night was calm - > SENSATIONAL LOW PRICES on Absolutely new! 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Mey: r, press agent for Howard Hughe was not the father of Patricia Mile 10-month-old son The rotund Mever her son, said as he never felt I of the child tastic.” Miss Miles wept courtroom said. left the was the The charges were fan- as she left at can I say,’ the - DECISION MADE IN ALCAN LABOR CASE BY CIRCUIT OURT ST, LOUIS, Dzc. 5—®—The U o [ 3 ' S. Circuit Court of Appeals has| P bl ‘f ' ., ted reversed a lower court ruling L ¢ nve -t 4 awarding overtime pay to three construction workers who were en- gaged in building the Alcan High- way and affirmed the lower tribun- al's decision in denying the extra compensation to a fourth member The court upheld the of U. S. District Judge Dewey of Des Moines who denied extra compensation to S. F. Crabb of Des Mo s. Judge Dew held that Crabb, who operated a bull- doze no engaged in inte The appellate court versed and remanded structions to dismiss ey’s judgments that drick of Eldora, Ia.; Peterson of Ames. Ia.; E. 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But after in the field—I'll have my highball made with Calvert. it's lighter, better’ fasting.” Calvert BULLETINS FRIDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1947 Shores’ | NEW YORK— Heavyweight Joe FRESH FRYERS |Louls weighed in at 211 pounds {today for his 24th title defense :1 Madison Square Garden tonight 5 ° 1agamul Jersey Joe Walcott, who are now arvatiable. scaled at 194':. \ PARIS — A Socialist member o y brought the Council of the Re- "Pde‘ ‘Eieln T‘DDA‘.\‘ public (Senate) to its feet tod with a charge that the Communi ’!\wnv using liberated German pris- drop cners against Frenchmen who wan to go back to work in the strike- {tound northern coal mines EL SEGUNDO, Calif—One man as killed and at least one injur- at these stores: 0. X. GRBCERY THIBODEAU'S GROCERY ~ FATHER OF CHILD (A—The | Court of Special Sessions ruied un- | | | accused by the 1 as being the father of court father, she on the highway project, was and Gilbert ' 20TH CENTURY MARKET AMERICAN MEAT MARKET ed in a spectacular explosion which blew apart at 127,000 barrel gasoline storage tank at a Stand- [ Sewisn el Avlv tonight CALIFORNIA GRCCERY Fighting i the Middle Eest passed CASE LOT GROCERY 2 g | "LONDON ~ The United _states ELLEN'S GROCERY ‘has agreed that Britain can drew the remaining $400,000,000 of her American loan, “frozen” last Aug- ust by mutual agreement. Secre- tary of the Treasury Snyder an- v in a letter made the British Treas- GARNICK'S GROCERY GASTINEAU GROCERY HARBOR MARKET nounced this tod: public here by ury attention ELKS! | ANNUAL MEMORIAL SERVICES 5 SUNDAY, DECEMBER 7 ? Elks Auditorium — 2:30P. M. SPECIAL MUSIC | | | | | decision | | | R - Would YOU Carry a Ton of Freight a Mile for 12 Cents? No, WE DON’T carry the freight on our shoulders! But we do carry the freight and the responsibilities that go with it at a charge for general 3 merchandise which averages out for all Alaska ports at 1}/ cents per ton per mile, and is less than 2 cents per ton per’mile from Seattle to any specific Alaska port. The rates for “general merchandise” cover all items “not otherwise specified” in our tariffs and are actually higher than the charges for most other items. Yet these charges must meet the payrolls, aboard ship and ashore, cover maintenance and repairs, purchase supplies, and satisfy § the other operating costs—all this from 17> cents per ton mile. Nobody in Alaska is looking forward with more enthusiasm than we d are to the day when circumstances will make it possible to lower freight f rates. But—with conditions what they are today—would you carry a ton of freight a mile for less than 1% cents? Sincerely, F. A. ZEUSLER o Exccutive Ass't to the Presidens A ALASKA STEAMSHIP COMPANY Serving All Alaska x % % & % s B 4