The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, May 13, 1948, Page 2

JACKET> FOR THE TYPE All that the word tweed implies . . of homespun with the effort- . the cordial feel $35.00 less fit of quality tailoring. B.M.BEHRET I%”S)@ (IO STEEL UNION NOTIFIED TO GET NLRB CERTIFICATE Major Steel Companies Refuse fo Negofiate Until Law Is Met BOSTON May 13.—M—CIO President Philip Murray said to- vy that the major steel companies e refused to negotiate new con- tracfs with the CIO steelworkers '110&& xhu union complies with the the problem of to obey the non- in the law has situation “ex- he pleaded dele: their executivi to make this ion.” that there has extremely dis- M\nr whether or Ccmmunist made the tremely grave.” with the 3200 gates to give board “the power srmous determi Murray charged been “raiding of reptuable nature by some CIO un- io! which have complied against those who have not yet complied.” - LEO RHODE HERE Leo F. Riode, Hawk Inlet, was a Juneau visitor today en- route to Fairbanks, where he will attend a meeting of the Board of not pledge union’s But steelworkers of Regents of the University of "Alas- | Rhode is a cousin of Clarence J. Rhode, Regional Director of the U. S. Fish and Wildlife Service, and was appointed to the Board this year. -e< Al B(‘asm) from Anchorage is in Juneau and staying at the Baranof HU((] . =/mmz:7 BRITISH ENDING PALESTINE RULE AFTER 31 YEARS . P Tm-. 31-year rule JERUSALEM, May 13- British will end their Palestine within hours d the Arabs and Jews al- are making preparations rival governments took Palestine from in the first world war and was given League of Na tions mandate in 1923. It will sur- render that mandate at midnight Palestine time. Before or after Jewish provisional Tel Aviv plans to proclaims Jewish state in roughly half the ccuntry. The seven nations of the Arab League, meanwhile, are| making ready to set up what they | Arab civil administration over now up Brit Turks then the a that deadline, government a in a of from ! to | FELLOWS WILL PICNIC MAY 23 HAS SPECIAL MEET TODAY, BARANOF| Soroptimist THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU, ALASKA (SOROPTIMIST CLUB THURSDAY, MAY 13, 1948 { husband has been stationed since |leaving here one year ago. WILLIAM FLEEK ok PASSES AWAY AT N Indidment WALLA WALLA For Earl Sande Blossom Queenlet William Fleek, wellknown trans- The annual picnic of the Odd| The Club held a Fellows and Rebekah Lodges will|special business meeting today noon { fer man of the Channel area, pass- Brooklyn, May 13—#—A Fed- Le held this year on Sunday, May on the Terrace of the Bubble Room | ed away yesterday at the home E'al Grand Jury today refused to 23, at the Auk Bay Recreation area.|in the Baranof Hotel 1 of his son, Irving Fleek, in Walla ‘ndict Earl Sande, horse trainer All members of both ledges and|, Guest speaker wasLaura MacMil Walla, Wash., where he went last 87d one-time famous jockey, on a their families are urged to attend.|lan who gave a report of the Re- December for medical treatment, | Charge of'illegal poscession ~of The entertainment ideas are go- |gional Conference held recently and | He is survived by six sons, Dale arcotics. ing to be contributed by the ml\n\i.\l‘v presented to the club for its of Petersburg, Wilfred of Yaku- T lodge, so there should be a grand {Youth Mov a1t program $23.90 tat, Dayton and Clayton of Doug- Empire wantads gect resuits! variety and a plenty of fun. in traveling expepses refunded by| |las, Albert of Juneau and Irving — - -3 o In case of tad weather the picnic [the conference travel fund. {of Walla Walla. Two daughters, will be held in the Lodge hall Also in behalf¥of the Youth pro-| iboth of Douglas, Mrs. William All members owning cars are ask- |gram, Nina Baroumes is offering to { Dore and Mrs. Paul Harvey. c A L L 8 u ed to check at the hall before leay- | club an irish linen table cloth The remgins will be rr’r\;rnpd to ' G ing at noon so that they can take|which will be awarded at a later Ju'u au, services pending arrival \extra passengers |date. Norma Johnson and ' Alice| —— Frances Beebe, is Chairman with | Brandebury W appointed as co- ' § Ju“EA“ JANITGR the following subcommittee: Murna |chairmen to arrange for the award- * v E Martin, M: a Wendling Myrtle |ing i » ‘u s WON T IAlK SERVIc Converse, Brownie Bland, Peggy| Plans were made for an evening | | for | McIvor, Lois Estepp, Selma Peter-|party in the near future at the| DIRE(T 'I'o RUSSIA I . son, Tsabelle Jorgenson. They are [nome of Esther Daniel. Edna Lo- ‘ ¢ Expert Cleaning overseeing the refreshments and |men will be the chairman in charge- | i from the reporters’ inside informa- jof arrangements To END COI_D WAR Homes Windows tion there will be several surprise ——————— | Rugs Venetian Blinds awaiting all members, A Neddlework Committee: West, Murna Martin, Frances Bee- be, Carrie rver, Mrs. Loken, Mrs. Larson, Thelma Boddy and Esther | Daniel ppointed in preparation | |for the Bazaar to be held later this { | year | All Rebekah members are asked |to take one dish towel to the next meeting as the linen supply is fast becoming depleted. The oldest mother memtership present Wemwsms, evening was Gertrude Jewel and| he was presented with a beautiful corsage. Mrs. "Converse and Ada Sturrock were also presented with | |gifts from the Lodge Burna in_ point of MAKES NEW FIGHT FOR STATEHOOD FOR . HAWANIAN ISLANDS WASHINGTON, May 13— ‘_Sr:m\n- Knowland (R-Calif.) ap-| pealed to all senators today to back | his move to call up the Hawaii Statehood Bill for Senate debate. The Senate Insulfu Affairs Com-| | mittee voted 7 to 5 last week to de-! |fer action on the house-passed’ wme\&\lll' Tnv committee decided to make| | another trip to the islands before | assing on the bill. That shelved the measure for this session Knowland promptly filed a mo- tion to take the bill from the com-| {mittee and to send it to the floor for! {debate. That takes a majority vote jof the Senate. | - > { Sub Group Approves} Trusteeship Regime For Jerusalem Govf. MAX HARRELSON ! By term an s ay 13—(P— Codt ¢ iabate’ but an-armthltia: | DARE SUCEERE, Moy 150 St ition - whibh | whIt do- {JoHAUIEN" eUECEREND. Of e Uiy o e St i, Arab rollitaryyocs |RoGpnp Anecial Rrleatins. asseiply c\:l]rl“vn |today approved a temporary trus- as the deadline approaches. Ao v MOt Bt b e was sent Jewish agency spokesman says gt ARR R0 R cembly's 58~ that the Jews still hope for an| i oy agreement with King Abdullah of the Trans-Jordan, an agreement which might head off full-scale | { war between the Palestine Jews and the armies of the neighboring Arab states. Nevertheless, Arabs already have been an unofficial war in the Holy Land and at last word military prepara- the Jews and tions for invading Palestine were still under y in the Arab M.fltesi “RAN(‘ELL VISITOR J. Petticiew from Wrangell slavmg at the Gastineau Hotel. is weloornres 2 old Ffaverife HEI NZ COOKED MACARONH the | fighting | nation political committee. It was scheduled for action there later today and then would te taken up by the 58 nations in a plenary \meeung at Flushing Meadow tomor- irow. On ‘this schedule the plan }cuuld be approved before " Britain |ends the mandate rule in Palestine at 2 p.m. tomorrow. e ee——— SEATTLE VISITORS Hans Karlsnes and Mike Good- man, both here from Seattle, are at | the Gastineau and Baranof Hotels. | B s Iraq’s chief cities Basra and Mosul. Baghdad, are MOUTH-WATERING FAVORITE YOUR FAMILY HAS ALWAYS RELISHED cae China Army,Comries Will Observe June as "Love People’ Month ruffled by mistreatment of civilians By Associated Press stern European and Briti apers expressed dismay Secretary of State Marshall’s state- ‘mf.l‘ that the U. S. has no inten- [tion of holding direct talks with | Russia to end the cold war Top American officials said there must be a basic change in Russian - e e e Pt Gor s TOWN HALL RECREATION CENTER over NANKING, May 13—®—China’s| fcreign policy before there is a B “ Sk I' vast armics, about to engage the| SPring came late this year to the Walla Walla, Wash., valley, but it | change of real improvement. Mar- | olier a lllg | Communists in a death struggle in| found little Kitty Toderovich (above), waiting with a big smile and | chall cited a passage in Foreign | | Manchuria, have »Iw-u ul}'(h'n&! to! an armlead cf apple blossoms, just to show any pretty little girl can V. M. Molotov's note saging Schedules observe June as “Love the people! pe a blossom queen. (P Wircphoto. has had and intends to m(fi;nn ’ ¢ AP R e carry out “a peace-loving policy and MUNDAYS he official military news agenc § one llabors vith rega 160 by St Norms it g 25 o Slabrstion with vsurd o | \WENESDAYS Pollte ' Captain J Farrell, ¢ |the U. S. A" he said the people ot was an effort to win the peoplv\‘ t “;‘( ‘;“" ;1 "nm :”‘ 2 M"F the world will be watching to see |support and to smooth feelings| 0 e slaet e with e U | hat 18 agple, FRIDAYS They r a court order prohibit- | PICKETS ATTACK AFTERNOONS by army personnel | ing mass picketing. | G («;wflFTT-E [ pou(E OFFI(ERS The pickets replied with their MRS YVONNE GOSS 2:00 to 4:30 WATCH CIGARETTES i fists and the officers w S AVENINGS Motorists were cautioned today gt No shots were fired. g DIES 'N (OLORADO EVENINGS by Frank A. Metcalf, Territorial] SOUTH S$T. PAUL, Minn, May | The officers had used a loud- 7:00 fo lo:oo Highway Commissioner, to refrain|13.—(#—CIO United PacKinghouse speaker system a few minutes earl-| Word was received here today Mt & from throwing lighted cigarettes Union pickets today threw back ier to order pickets from the|of the death of Mrs. Yvonne Goss Admlssmn Pl’iCES {and matches from autos while driv- s who attempted to open | streets. wife of Major Geoffrey Goss, AFTERNOONS - 25 ng on the highways. He said their lines. The attempt was made at the en- | former military aide to Gov ‘EVE‘ NGS Wi that many recent small fires have| Arthur Flurre, a policeman, was trance of the Swift plant which|Gruening. Mrs. Goss died in her | Eveni IGS oz T started from this cause which ' knocked down, was the scene of disorders yester-|sleep from a cerebral hemorrhage e o S e misht have been serious. About 17 officers and deputies, da 1t Cam ko 081G, W haRe. 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