The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, April 20, 1950, Page 8

PAGE EIGHT SKAGWAY ELKS DUE HERE TODAY; PROGRAM GIVEN Officers fo Conduct Lodge| Meeting-Bowlers fo Play 15-Game Match Skagw: cfficers, al ternoon by their own The 10 top to regain posses Traveling Bowli the present tim Juneau Elks tr bowlers will toss t eager to keep the tr hands. The Skagway will battle a 15 total pins deciding the vict cial play will get underwasy row (Friday) morning at 10 when the Exalted Ru lodges will roll the first the lanes. Three series are uled tomorrow, at 10 am., 2 and 7 pm Saturday morn be resumed at 10 o'clock diately after the final ma will start at 1 pm., singles doubles will be scheduled There will be no ga as the officers of Sk a) take over the meeting of the Ju- neau Elks, postpomed from night and will conduct 1 The lodge meeting tonight at 8 o'clock, the usual time. The Thursday night league wiil resume play next Thursday, April 27 | The Skagway Elks will be quar-| tered at the Baranof hotel during| their stay in Juneau. DELEGATION ARRIVES The delegation from Skagway ar- | rived by plane shortly before noon| today, 20 Elks. Among the officers | arriving are Exalted Ruler L. T.| McGuana, Esteemed Lecturing Knight Robert F. Birren, Secretary | M. H. Wheaton, Chaplain Williath B. Bigham and Past Exalted Rulers D. L. Stevenson, Arnold Gutfield,| Charles J. Roche, G. L. Budd and | E. A. Larson. | Other Skagway Elks are Wm. Wasser, Wm. Beitinger, F. W. En- ear], Frank Wilcox, Chas. W. Clark, Budd Blanchard, Oscar Selmer, Max T. Kopanski, Joseph Sheleby, Harry Bighoff and Royal M. Donelson, lhel latter to be initiated. SITKA GROCER SUES 10 COLLECT ACCOUNTS Kenneth C. Nordby of Sitka, do- ing business as the Sanitary Meat | and Grocery Company, filed suit today against Fred J. Upton of thzt city on three counts for sums al- legedly owing him. The complaint lists two notes signed in July of last year, one for $98148 and the other for $415.38, held by Nordby and unpaid except for $20 on account in the former note. An account assigned to Nordby by Hendrick Bredvik, doing business as Bredvik's Store, is due for $386.95, the complaint states. The account was originally between Up- ton and Bredvik. Judgement for the entire sums, plus costs and attorney fees, 15l asked of the court . and J President Truman has accepted the resignation of James Bruce as Difector of the European Arms Aid Program, efiective May first. Mr. Truman said he did so reluctantly. The rosefish, or ocean perch, | gives birth to live young. CHAMBER HEARS | MAYOR TELL OF NW TRADE ASSN. MEET Mayor Waino Hendrickson didn't ceed in having Juneau chosen cene of the next Pacific t Trade Association con-| t he feels he stirred up| of interest in Alaska g the recent trade rday after be- ¢ three-day trade on in Vancou- sociation will year. represented r of Commerce present from said the res- trade associa- ar came Ju- ew the T The president of the trade asso- bers of the &x- e every ef-! fort to come to Juneau to hold a regional meeting for Alaska this year, he said. i The Alaska Development Board's| production “Alaska, U. S. A.” was shown during the first session of the trade association convention through the orts of Major He: drickson; a: following on t heels of an a ur movie of the; Mayor of Se s trip to the Or- ient, 1 movie showed at its best, he said. Mayor Hend Chamber that he conferred with cials concerning ing the Haines cut all winter and for a road down the Taku River to tidewater. Mrs. Hendrickson accompanied the mayor on the trip. Pcte Warner, chairman of the Trout Derby committee, reported that $200 is in the fund which will probably be held “sometime in Norm Durocher and Jack Martin, who head the Alaska Yellow Cedar Company, a new Thane mill spec- What does but ipser parts as wel tempered. But Kuppe: an even more thorou usual shrinking meth tional processes that ~ © THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU, ALASKA ializing in the valuable yellow ce- |House turned back a proposal by dar lumber, have offered some of |Rep. Vursell (R-IIl) to pare the the lumb3r for construction of a|department’s salary and expense sign at the Haines cut-off, direct- |fund for the next fiscal year from ing tourists to Juneau, it was re-|$77,300,000 to $70,858,000. vealed. The proposed cut of $6,442,000, B. F. Dunn, speaking for the|when added to $1,431,000 already tourist committee of the Chamber, trimmed oif by the Appropriations caid that a Chamber of Commetce [ Committee, would have been 10 pe! goodwill tour is being planned for|cent of the total requested by the latter part of May, and the|President Truman. sign will be erected when the tour| The department’s funds are car- passes the junction on its way to[ried in a one-package, $29,000,000- ‘Whitehorse. 000 appropriation bill. Economy advocates are seeking to trim ti RAIN-GAMES OFF Here is the baseball dope as re- ceived up to press time: National League Chicago at Cincinnati, postponed, rain. Boston at New York, postponed, | rain. Brooklyn at Philadelphia, post- poned, rain. | American League New York at Boston, postponed, rain. ASKS INCREASE IN MONEY FOR FISH RESEARCH WASHINGTON, April 20—(P— Senator Magnuson (D-Wash.) ask- ed the Senate Appropriations sub- committee today that $27,000 approved by the House committe for research into West Coast and Alaska’s waters herring should be THURSDAY, APRIL 20, 1950 West Washinfilon : Has Summertime summertime in much of Washing- "ton yesterday. Temperatures of 78 degrees were reported at Olympia and at the Sand Point Naval Air Station in Seattle. It was 77 at Hoquiam, 73 at Yakima, 71 at Walla Walla, LOUIS H. BALL! SEATTLE, April 20—®—It was Bellingham recorded a 69-degree | : | REPUBLICANS LOSE 1t means that not only the fabrics, Sex Maniac Is Sought NASSAU, Bahamas, April 20—® —A s maniac was sought today as the slayer of an American form- er FBI girl whose body, cept for, a brassiere, was found doubled in an abandoned well. Bettie Renner, of Washington, D. C, a five-foot, 1l-inch bru- nette on vacation in this million- aire’s playground, was the victim. Nassau pclice chief G. H. Ranoe an autopsy report showed the 38-year-old Miss Renner had not been raped but that there were ‘certain indications” that the slay- IN FIGHT T0 CUT STATE DEPT. PAY WASHINGTON, April 20—(®— A Republican drive to cut the 1951 State Department payroll by 10 per cent failed today in the House by a 6-vote margin. By a vote of 113 to 107 the by $1,000,000,000. IRANSIENTS DIE, | TRAIN DERAILED PUENTE, Cal., April 20—®—Two men, described as transients, were |kllled today when cars of a 77-car| nude ex-) Union Pacific freight train piled | row. up in a spectacular derailment on the main line three miles east of here A broken wheel on the third of four power unit on the diesel en- gine was blamed for derailment of the westbound freight, which was going about 50 miles an hour. Thousands of dollars damage W estimated to the freight’s mel chandise, which included new autoh, ore, caustic soda and other mer- chandise. SCROPTIMIST CLUB | st. 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