The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, February 18, 1949, Page 2

N — PAGE TWO i THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU, ALASKA FRIDAY, FEBRUARY» I8,7 1949 | (e | BILL WOULD Refention of | Rooney fo Remarry i A R i DOUBLE TAX Tafl-Harfley * ~ gt~ 7 """ "™ - FOR SCHOOLS AdRequested 4 | The inquest concerning the killing For men who )i Felipe (Felix) Caaway, 31-year- | shave day »id Filipino who was murdered early | w 7 #!{ - esterday morning, is set for Mon- | : oy 4] ¢y afternoon at 2 o'clock, in the Gl l | U. 8 Commissioner’s Court. Judge Felix Gray, who also is oroner, will preside. m the emergehcy door provig- o T T rofection fo American it | Cifies Against Strikes y (MAX HALL Feb. 18— today asked Taft-Harticy oteeting Am: sirikes of truck Esteban ‘(Steve) Cruz, another Fil- ipino, admifted to the shootinz and | is being held in the Federal jail un- | a preliminary hearing is set. This ) a ly will be next week. long dis to held over ar S. Idel, general counsel of % P Y an rucking Associations, rent was introduced | 151 the Semate Labor Committec « Demo- | tnat “our labor is organized to a attacks NPT | down mo y metropol said the present Labor Law He. cave instances. 1 For examy Idol said that form- n | c1ly in New York City, Local 807 4 icisy £ the AFL Teamsters Union “con- tan MoCutehe idetracked” the employer won, uzl and ordered a e simultaneous’y agreements with o U AT S = ALASKA syers who were will- ” their long-term in- Hollywood’s newest enzaged couple is Mickey Rooney, 29, and Martha lS TEN 0' Rs SMALL | Vickers, 23, (above) but “we haven't made any definite plans as yet Pt g up and ted okcsmen fcr the Retail Store | for the wedding.” Rooney's divorce from Bei ne Rase won't be- alse testificd in favor of i il May ani Vickers' {ro C. Lyl nidl Ber - & P e r ol come final until May and Miss Vickers' from y il Be . ..'by Pan Amer’can c’,pper { Taft-Hartley pro- | gemper. It will be Rooney’s «r'vd marriage. 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