The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, July 1, 1948, Page 2

e, 0P 0PI of cost cuarp CAMPAIGN IN Juneau Chamber of Com-‘s E P T E M B E R merce Discusses Refurn of Alaska RIS, USCO - tniobines omeine rapati vil 1 nominee, said The Jun today setting ryup AN ;A he ld be ur years The then and y presiden- | ¢, first speech the . Ketchikan merce complainin ¢ 100 per- tor Wil- lifornia, on 1 after hi € (hlm!ul a triumph at Philadelphia tter to Assistant € " > - Interior William F 10 GET BOEING - JURISDICTION CHAMBEP, VisITORS Herbert Rowland, insu was welcomed as a Visitors were Don Ma mas | | | enactment Experlente Rafings Are Outlawed Judge DimeJVoids Em- ployers’ Prefernece Law Affecting Alaska UCC ANCHORAGE, July. 1.—(®—Judge ny Dimond has held a Terri- Legislature amendment to Unemployment Compensa- t to be void. mendment provided for the f collections from in- for unemployment compen- The Judge ruled it out ird District Court because of legislative technicality in its The case ident of the a Territorial Fed- eration of I T, E. Shelton s executive director the Unemployment Compensa- ion Commission of Alaska. Under the Organic Act of Alaska, a bill has to be in v)n slature before passage. ield the amendment to » it was read the number only - PROTESTS ALBANIA | 3 \n(l hu third time by against Robert i read three times | THE DAILY ALASKA UVlPlRL—JUNhAU AL/\bKA ' PLANE CRASH KILLS 5 NAYY FLIERS IN VA. FREDERICKSBURG, Va., July l( —P—Five Navy Reserve fliers were killed in the crash of a twin-engine | transport plane five miles north of here. One of them was war hero Allen | W. (Snuffy) Smith, who, as a torpedo bomber pilot, was credited with shooting down a “Tojo"* Lomber and with the sinking of a light Japanese cruiser and a heavy | Japanese cruiser. ' The fliers were returning to the| Naval Air Base in Atlanta, Ga, from Anacostia, near Washington. ! All the victims were from At- lanta and vicinity. Besides Smith, who was a Lieutenant Commander, |the others aboard were: was brought a year ago by Felton H. Griffin, former Pres-' R. L. S. Eidson, 'h a wartime instructor; Lt. James A. Cotton, Machinist Julius Bassolotti, | 44, a veteran of 22 years in the service; and Lt. (jg) I D. Wise. | Workers at a nearby sawmill, who saw the crash, said one wing of the plane buckled. | - - Lt. Comdr. AT HOTEL JUNEAU Jack Mean of the Public Survey office is registered at the Hote: Juneau R Mr. and Mrs. John Hulberg made a quick trip to Seattle and re- lllll this week by PAA to vis it | | Baranof Hote CANNERY Mike Goodman Packing Company a is staying at the Barano oo MAN HERE MRS. GARRISON SOUTH o % 10 Whiz Mr Dick Garrison two of an City her ildren left b Clipper Hotel. this week to visit eattle and vicinity for abouc months - CALIFORNIANS HERE MICHIGAN MEN HERE S. R. 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PHONES grade radio said tonight Albania,Erling Brastad and pursered Dby 39539 Regional Traftic Superi Clarles Straub, Special Assi the Secretary of Labor; L. E. E Territorial Representative of U. S. Labor Department; Don l Trwin, Director of the U ment of gram for Alaska; a Assistant Administrator ¢ riculture Resources Adm! Straub and Fracker are 1 ington, D. C., Irwin and Evans from June: Captain Rodger W. Simp manding Officer of the U ta, and seven other Vv Navy officers were also pr others were: Commanders Hogan and E. L. Foote; Lieutenant merce d by the Interior Department as head of its Inter- departmental committee for Alaska An at- amsters union tion of part! at the strike- irplane Company SEATTLE, o tempt by the AFL to take over jur of the en ~,bound Bc plant was ¢ Naticnal L William E trial examiner, denied a petition | 3 the union’s warehousemen'’s cal 117 to intervene in a case Licught by the striking Aeronauti- Mechanics Union (Ind.) The ich pulled its 14,800 mem- 1 22, had charg- | crisis unfair labor prac- - — - ked today by the haq heen the scene in the past few|Dud Risley, arrived in Juneau at| r Relations Board. g of * .4 incidents which|9:15 o'clock this morning from Spencer, the Boards gre insults he Yugoslav peoples. Seattle and was scheduled to leave he Belgrade broadcast was re-|for the Aleutian area this after- €O 1 here by Tanjug, the official | noon at 3 o'clock. Yugoslav news agency, after C()m-‘ el e 1 munist headquarters in Albania an-| Oregonians registered at ch Inounced by radio that Albania| Baranof Hotel are Mr. and Mis.| stands with Russia in the Yugoslav J. F. 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