The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, December 12, 1947, Page 8

PAGEEIGHT _~ ™= ECONOMIC WEST SQUAL, PROGRAM SHRINE GAM:, PLANNED IS LINING UP e One) spell out its cretary hach said price ited to com- cost t the essential ion of the of the United States Schwellenbach said a should be set The commodity is found to be in »r the price of such risen unreasonably evailing in June, 194 Maximum prices lower than the prevailing between » 11 and June 18, 1947, may be sllenbach’s allowances for market declines. price d un proposals to m decreased costs or Schwellenbach sent the price pro- visions to Chairman Wolcott (R.- Mich.) of the House Banking Com- mittee, with a note saying he will day or two specific such wage submit in a language for control Cutbing of Lords’ Powers Underlaken LONDON Dec. i2.—M—The House of Commons sent to the House of Lords for approval today a government sponsored bill which would curb the Lords' powers by cutting from two years to one the period by which they may delay Commons-approved legislation. The measurse, which h been attacked by the Conserva- approved by the House on its third and final L vote of 340 tives of Commor reading to 86 Was ht by - SALVATION ARMY WILL .. HOLD BAZAAR SATURDAY °. 1l Salvation Army ba- held tomorrow after- the Army Hall uc on, the I zaar will v work and will open at 2 o'clock 1d apr le will re-open special feature will be the fish pond In both the afternoon and evening, only | Weinm JEWS START | | PALESTINE FRIDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1947 \ e JUNEAU, ALASK, ALASKA IEMPIRE " THE DAILY PE——— New York” and Jews ap@ Arabs vehicles were reported destroyed. took a ome year vacation. everywhere would “not exasperate Jewish Offensive NATHAN HARDY In 1934, Hardy returned to the MAR(H OF DlMES | and make more difficult the task Some authorities conjectured that, Department of Justice once more | that has to be faced” in the par- | Jewish bands were beginning a DIES AF"ER A as a Deputy Marshal. He re-| DRIVE IS S'I'AR!‘ED' tition of the small, strategically |widespread offensive against Arab mained in Juneau for one year, | | OFFENSIVE placed country masses, which outnumber the Jews and then was assigned to Ketch- [ oy | ’ { k ¢ rin Palestine two to one loNG IllNESS ikan until his resignation. To Fight Jewish State The Syrian newspaper Attagad- Hardy was wellknown through-| FPlans are undciway for the 1948 | Defense Minister Ahmad Shara- dom said mobs in Aleppo recently — out Southeast Alaska and had March of Dimes campaign to aid | bati of Syria voiced in Cairo Arab purned a 2,750-year-old synagogue | Nathan O. “Nate” Hardy, former| mapny friends. He is survived by | prevention of infantile baral | determination to fight against ) and set nine others afire. Fires also | Juneau _resident, died in a Se- | hiy | widow A and’ ‘a w_}_mr_om‘;! nfantile varalysis. | tion of a Jewish state, saying all | were started in 150 houses, 50 shops, | attle hospital early yesterday gaughter. He was 60 gears old at Juneau Mayor Waino E. Hen-) morning according to a telegram ine time of his death. drickson today | Palestine would become a battle- an orphanage, restaurant and youth |field with the Arabs “going into a ewish quarter. A library | received by he U. S. Marshals of- | +puneral services will be held at | from Acting Governor ieceived a letter | club in the Lew W. l SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 12—(P Three more players were added ,Commandoes Strike OU', blood bath to cleanse themselves. containing a rare old Bible was re- flce nere. Hardy was @ former (he Home Undertaking Parlovs in| Williams asking for the City's co- Z'fl-a\ l“' 4”!" West football team Add-n ' -I-h. t The people’s army is more _U’\i“v\' ported ruined. Deputy U. S. Marshal. Seattle at 3 p. m., Monday, De- Oberation in the drive for fund o ontlei Gl M ot 2 g 10 Thirleen |capeble ot detesting the zianias ———— He haa veen ill for some time cember 15, Williams said that he was sendi the annua Shriners’ charity e said, referring to a volunteer , t - i t 3 . ke E i due to a heart ailment. He re- -+ - similar letters to other Alaska cit- r: in Kezar ,sm:hu\m : e :’u)hcer tmem rrfiel;;hp:fln:;l: to ufél Seattle for treatment. It will pay you to shop Home has been named Territorial Chail ey are quarterback ; i 4 ar armies, unti 5 an > driv e (By The Associated Press) | British *troops leave Pelestine 8 ITUA‘I’IO" A“D How Since 1034, hardy had been the | Be2UtIUl doig T8¢ "men uE 0" diive 3 g gl 3T i Jewish commandoes, striking from | 5y oust u Deputy Marshal in charge of the T RIS TR versity G Tdaho, Iatt S itback. | oL IR LS OLeDE 1o SHANGHAI Dec. 12—P—The | Ketchikan office. He first joined L e et 1 | BT AREE S (CERIL K0T, 0. (18 Arabs Kilied Chinese government is reselling to | the U. S. Department of Justice et o y wunnmnnl‘s\nlv over the impening | The Jewish attacks in Palestine | America and the world in gen- as a Deputy Marshal in 1917 and suNs 0f NORWAY 3 both Blantdrd U o l‘“ f’lf‘ll‘\(;lg(()'al'flsehtohliflsdxlx\ were made on the Moslem sabbath, | eral at least 2,000,000 tons of Pac-|was stationed in various places in 5 L 3 Sta - i the Holy Land an in the Middle | A dozen Arabs were Kill t ific Island 1 shich Chi- | Southeast Alaska until 1923. At 2 and tackles Arnie) t 3 S illed at the |ific Island war surplus W ; ol i i A | Village of Tireh near Haifa. Two |na received in settlement of a war- | that time he joined the Junead Saturday, December 13th—8:00 P. M. Ghoise AR L“’mh »g”'“vl i [rl‘r'l,‘:nH.(,:-flnflm{chrnest Bf;l'm more were shot dead near Gaza.| time debt of $174,000,000 First National Bank as Assis!anl] 1.0. 0. F. HALI EHE INENR b i 1 the Haquse of Commons that The Jewish raiders were beli Tk disclosed today when | Cashier. | R e Others previously selecte for | May 15 is the late: . i3 elieved to 118, WS diac 0860 < b Pl i 55 ‘“h‘q‘(}l:“ g ;]M:fl 15 s the latest date on which |be squads of the extremist Stern @ contract Was signed wher by the | In 1927, he left the bank to CHRISTMAS COMMITTEE MEETING Hazelhurst Denver L;mvcx ity 'p ‘,,“:;]‘;‘ s “3: to abandon her and Irgun Zvai Leumi underground Bethlehem Steel Corp., will buy ap- ' werk for the U. S. Bureau of 3 PN TITEY DT d sity; Palestine mandate, organizations. At Ramle, an Arab | proximately 1,000,000 tons of scrap |Fisherles as a Warden. He re- FOLLOWING THE REGULAR MEETING e ck Ed Smith, Washington; guard | Tem Parry, Washington State; | guard Paul Evensen, Oregon State tackle Joe Spencer, Oklahoma A and M; tackle Nelson Green, Tulsa University; end Ed Ryan, St. Mary's; end Harry Agler, Ca back Herman Wedemeyer, St.| nia Mary's; back Cal Rossi, UCLA; tack: Bill Chambers, UCLA; end Tommy Fears, U v center Don Paul, UCLA | - - - ALASKA DUE HERE | TOMORROW NIGHT Steamer Alaska, oi (he rth- land Transportatior Co., with Leonard Williams, Master and C. D. Littlehales as Chier Purser, is due to arrive in Juneau from Seattle tomorrow evening at € o'clock Passengers frcm Seattle for Ju- neau are: P. F. Gilmore, Mrs. P. F. Gilmore, W. H. Brown, Jack Fetter wm. T. Mahcney, Andy Picque, C A. Hedsor Ruth Brandes, Mrs. Marianna Mears, Grtna Hurd, F. R. Simpson For Sitka: . J McGraw, Mrs. J. E. McGraw, Mrs. Edith Brad- sha Patricia Littlefield Mrs Kenneth Littlefield J. J. Culbert Mrs Stuart A. Whi s White, S. H. Cohen nson J. 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