The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, February 10, 1949, Page 8

PAGE EIGHT —™™ N ——— SEC. WARNE THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU, ALASKA approval of the Committel housing legis- for membership Housing of the Chamber's endorse a Glen Wilder, director of the :a Housing Authority, took the 1 request from the chair to Al ve ¢ itemization of planned ex- HOUSE MEASURES IS HELD UP THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1949 SENATE MEASURES lic. Police were alerted to watch for trouble as authorities predicted a vote of more than 500,000 may be cast. The problems of race and relig- ion, main issue ever since the six counties of Northern Ireland re- ‘married by the Rev. G. H. Hiller- | man of the Resurrection Lutheran canadian couple {church in a church ceremony. At- Wed Here Tuesday“tendmg the couple were Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Shofner. At a 5 o'clock wedding Tuesday [ Mr. Moor is commissary operator afternoon, Miss Maria Morash of |at the Polaris-Taku mine and the Vancouver, B. C., and Mr. Robert | newlyweds will leave for there as fused to join Southern Ireland 28 |Persse Moor oi Tulsequah were soon as transportation is available. years ago, have been the danger| R b A points of the campaign just end- | ed. Votes will not be counted until tomorrow. : PRSP A SV TSR In honor of Mrs. Archie Shiels, | who with her husband is visiting in Juneau, Mrs. David Ramsay was luncheon hostess at her home Wed- nesday afternoon. “JOSEPH GIUSTO* ———— 17TH DAY, FEB. 9 (Measures Introduced) HJM. 12, Franklin, memorializing the President, Con- ress, Secretary of the Interior and sthers, urging that immediate plans be made to effectuate flood con- trol for the protection of Nenana by means of a, canal cutting off the bend of the Tanana River. To Judiciary Committee. | HJM 13, by Rep. Keating, memorializing the Secretary of Ag- 'WAR GAME CANCELS TRIP ’; 17TH DAY, FEB. 9 (Measures Introduced) S.B. 18, by Senator McCutcheon, provide for the survival of a of acticn arising out of per- jury or death after the I of the tort-feasor. To Jud- Committee. (Measures Passed) 3, as amended, asking s to pass and the President Delegate Bartlett’s bill to provide funds for a hbusing pro- | yjram in Alaska. BTN . IR priations. BY WEATHER Mock Attack on Kodiak| Island ‘Enemy’ Delayed -Maneuvers Ouflined By RALPH DIGHTON KODIAK, Alaska, Feb. 10— iculture, Public Roads Administra- |A Navy task force rode 25-foot waves today and awaited a break in | L HEAR T of said Territorial | {ion and Forest Service, urging that p the ather for its mock assault | NOI Ireland THE GLORIOUS if government funds were [sufficient funds be allocated for | 5 i il O T forest highway ~ construction to [O Portage Bay in the Battle of | | Kodiak. i | F 4 TONE 1 ¢ OF THE an extended discussion the | sermit relocation, widening and | If the seas calm, 2,000 marines BEAUTIFUL Chamber members such an amendment by the organization possibilities of the government as- told felt sposed hamper receiving istance in housing Congress is willing to go along on the basis that Alaska is willing do something themselves,” Wild- said Shatt Planned o Looking ai 1 ant Secretar h een ca arrive here Fi Cor next Monc & cretary, who is relief rritory The said the amendment not aimed at stopping the ap- ropriation of funds, but to with- BEFORE YOU BUY, hamber g leg tacked yoted to endorse the | m:provement of the highway north s ® fon with the amend- Seward to Turnagain Arm. To}‘"““ hened by weeks of cold-weath- | er manzuvi o sommittee on ‘Roads. * : WES BpIRS Shroush | stion with Boy Scout| HB. 48, by Rep. Ipalook, to in- |38-degree waters tg attempt to “re- | as s o es 2 ke” the island from a simulated ¥ | Big Proble acting Mayor Don- | crease the tax on alcoholic bev- . 5. cupying enemy. (Deciding Whether fo Stayl . Department Alazka, sentative of Interior then to Ketchikan t 3 “oc Week activ d MacKinnon Gerald neilmen 1 Cha May f es agencies and (Measures Passed) S.B. 1, granting municipalities ower to enter upen and carry out shment, oper- nd disposal of E under grants I from the United States, the Terri- tory, or otherwise. Passed 22-0, 2, ibsent. | SJM. 5, praying that Aleska be included _in the Bureau of Re- lamatjon program with ])}lrllclpfl-‘ tion under the Reclamation Fund. Passed 21-0, 3 absent. > - STEAMER MOVEMENTS Princess Norah from Vancouver lue at 7 o'clock tonight. Denali from Seattle due to arrive |0 that operation. | sunday. | - sail frem Se- snuthboundifl A!.I SAEHNG i ~ ON ALASKA RUN! affair for the publicity and com- | mercial valie it will bring to the city. Guests at the session Louise Miller and Jake of the Alaska Housing Authority, Rep. James Nolan, Willlam Twen- hofel, U. S. Geological Survey; M. | Al ports. F. Roark of Cordova and E. Glen t. Ben Aspen will be on lhei Wilder. i 3 ! More Tender VA and his six sts of honor meeting today. | MacKinnon and | en” shared the head mber officers and Hendrickson. Scouts with their honors and “judge” were | Wade, Bill Orme, Bob Ripke and accompan i r Kadow trate” were gl defenses for the leathernecks Weather permitting, more than 100 planes from the carriers Bair- oke and Boxer will zoom overhead to hack up with rockets, gun fire. assault, planned f he under was sche Lions the Rc uled tc betore Club Monday noon, L ta with meeting of the, City t the meeting the Chamber of Comn press conference Wednesda Kadow Committee withstanding War t 1 I € tion. First * the R day morning. Schenectady barber %has switched to Calvert because “You can trust Calvert for quality!” Olty (Seh One of the heaviest barrages fir- | cd in the Pacific sirice the end of | with United Kingdom or Join So. Ireland the war were to soften the island’s “enemy” strongpoints | e bombs and machine lie Dull, Jerry Richard Klingbiel, om, 2 put off yesterday because of heavy seas, may be pestponed again today unless the storm abates, said Vice Adm, C. F.| Voters of Northern Bogan, commander of the Firstcide today whether Tedk Prost, stay in the United om Portage join Southern Island in a repub- sin Bay, where landings are; RS VT P ‘heduled, has a small colony of s and fishermen, preclud- | use of live ammunition'! The nounced t (By The Associated Press) me wi h oilith of curtailment of s civil functions un- | ation Bill was | the Chamber ses again this w as Secretary rbert Rowland read a letter from AMENDMENT 'I'O The CC asked for clarifi- KOUSING SUPPOR 1 of a wire received from the and Harbors Con- t told the Chamber! Alagka scheduled t. the Reorganization Bill | .ttle Saturday. I been reported out of | Baranof scheduled The Chamber Committee nothing could be |jate Sunday or early Monday. tacked a “when c i support of noon at the Baranof Chamber ed to the House on the or-' PVILTE in favor of an iment their Bills 19 n’s views, but that it possible to present the endorsement of Housing tion and 20. The amen t calls for ticn s views to the Senate. Chamber ed to give support to Reorganiza- Bill with recommenda- that Army ineers have a restriction of si an excelient job in civil $250,000 appropriation v functions in this territory and that the Alaska Housi 1 agency is the only one avail- such time as ble for such enterprise here. made available at Rokert Cowling, chairman of the lion dollars for housir Capital to Capital Yacht Race ritory. 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