The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, April 24, 1950, Page 6

Please Keep This Reminder Good Legislators cannot be elected at the General Election on October 3, 1950, unless they receive the high vote at the Primary Election on April 25, 1950. We suggest that on April 25, 1950, you vote for these candidates: For the House— J. 8. MacKinnon of Juneau Waino E. Hendrickson of Juneau M. L. MacSpadden of Juneau Doris M. Barnes of Wrangell Ed Locken of Petershurg Edmund Lane of Keichikan For the Senate— E. E. Engstrom of Juneau. James Nolan of Wrangell If you and your friends vote for the foregoing candidates, and no others, on April 25, 1950, you will help elect them next October. Make your vote count in helping to retain OUR AMERICAN FORM OF GOVERNMENT. Alaskan Voters’ League for An American Legislature. (Paid Adv.) HOSPITAL NOTES { Mrs. Homer Saxon, Mrs. Ruth | McCarthy, Mrs. Gordon Adkisson, and Mrs. John McGahee were ad- mitted to St. Ann’s hospital over the weekend. i Mrs. Glen St. George, Lola Day | Mrs. Cecil Hubbard, Mrs. Berl Linne, A. B. Phillips, Mrs. Ned Zen- ger and Mrs. Thomas George Jr. and her infant son were dismissed JIM NOLAN ON AIR in At 6:15 tonight over KINY, tune PALMA COMPGUND IS BETTER Castyour vote for Ralph A. Bartholomew of Ketchikan for the Territorial House Republican Primary April 25, 1950 (Paid adv.) Public Office nominees for the [all election: DELEGATE TO CONGRESS VOTE FOR ONE D Peterson, Almer J. COMMISSIONER OF LABOR VOTE FOR ONE D Beach, Ray D Benson, Henry A. FOR TERRITORIAL SENATOR VOTE FOR TWO D Engstrom, Elton E. OTE REPUBLICAN HELPSAVETHETWOPARTY SYSTEM I AT ASKA Help Do Away With Laxity, Mismanagement and Corruption in We Are Looking Forward =emmannn= NOT Baciward These are the Republican Candidates from which 1o choose the F TERRITORIAL REPRESENTATIVE D Johnson, Frank G. D Peterson, Clyde O. D MacKinnon, James Simpson D Bartholomew, Ralph A. D Paul, William Lewis D Lane, Edmund D Locken, Ed. D Hendrickson, Waino E. D MacSpadden, M. L. o L ORI g R D Barnes, Doris M. D Heinmiller, Carl W. No Previous Begistration Necessary — Be Sure to Get Out and Vote ELECTION TUESDAY April 25th OR VOTE FOR EIGHT (Paid Adv.) pvate citizen, and as a 1 1conomma’f “administrat PAGESIX SR THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU, ALASKA i b s i s et ettt e et et i e e A e e S LADIES AND GENTLEMEN; FELLOW ALASKANS ALL: Tuesday, April 25th, the date set by law for our 1950 Primary Elec- tions, will soon be here, and un- doubtedly a great many of you have been asking of yourselves, and of each other,"Who are these candidates | for Commissioner of Labor on the Repuhlican ticket? What do they represent? What have they done? What do they have to offer us?” | Well, briefly, T am one of the candi- | dates- for Commissioner of Labor: |RAY BEACH, of Juneau; 43 years of age; a 12 vear resident of Alaska; married, the father of four children; a retired enlisted man from the U. S. Navy, in which I served over 22 { years, including all of World War (I. I am a member of the Alaska Territorial Employees’ Local Union No. 1279, of the American Federa- tion of State, County gnd Muricipal Employees, which is affiliated with the American Federation of Labor. I have filed for the oiiice of Commissioner of Labor because I am interested in good government, because I was formerly connected with the Territorial Department of Labor, in which I worked for nearly two years, becoming quite familiar with the normal functions of that | Department in matters pertaining to | labor relations, the protection of our workers, and particularly of our women and children, in industry; ithe enforcement of our wage pay- ment laws; benefits for injured workmen under our Alaska Work- men’s Compensation Act; the train- i ing of our youth under apprentice- ship programs which will enable them to obtain gainful and con- | structive employment in Alaskan | industries and businesses, and lhel compilation of statistics relative m| cost of living and wages and other | matters which are of invaluable assistance to employers, labor or zanizations, governmental a;,enclc;; and other professionals and private | citizens interested in the develop- | ment of our economy. Numerous em- | ployers and labor organization of- | ficials, and hundreds of workers can | testify to the fact that the cor- | respondence files of the Department of Labor are replete with testimon- ials to my interest and participation | in these matters, and especially to ; my efforts and efficiency in the set- tlement of labor disputes between unions and employe:s, and of wage disputes between employees and em- 1 ployers. ¥ ‘ ible pri- i ber of the Republican Party, I.felt com- pelled to file for the D(fm which I seek—that of Territorial Commis- | sioner of Labor. I feel,:in fact I, gnow, that I can give you a more | diligent, a more intelligent, a more efficient, a more effectiv; and yet of the Department of Labor than nas pre- | vsailed in the past. I believe that i administration such as I ofler‘ My friends, as a res] {you is absolutely necessary in an axpanding and fruitful Alaskan eco- | aomy because the affairs of this Department, particularly in the field 5f labor relations, in tHe.mainte- nance of industrial harmony, are inextricably interwoven With that sconomy. In this connection, I in- vite your attention to the labor| planks suggested by me to the re- cent Caucus of the Republican Par- ty at Juneau; which planks were | adopted by the unanimous consent of that convention for mcurporauoh, in the 1950 Platform for the Re-, publican Party of Alaska: “Mainte- nance of a full-time, intelligent and effective administration of our labor laws for the benefit of both labor and industry in order that industrial neace may constantly prevail. The support of preferential employment for resident Alaskan workers in both private indusiry and governmental service.” Ladies and gentlemen: If you vot- ers of Alaska see fit to return me victorious at the ‘polls in the Prl- mary Election on April 25th, and in! | ployess, or between unions, I shall | the General Election of Odtober 2nd, ' you may rest assured that as your - Commissioner of Labor: (1) I shall employ competent and efficient pesonnel in order that the functions BOAT_“LASSIE", 46ft x 13 ft, of your Department of Labor may founf’ SRR A8S R, ‘Cieneral be carried out strictly in accordance | Motors Diesel, 40-watt Fisher with the laws governing. this Depart- | ment; (2) I shall do my utmost £ | fairly and impartially preserve the | industrial peace, and in the event of disputes between unions and em- Phone, iron mike, galley on deck, halibut winch and roller, com- plete troll gear, would make good seiner, 3 years old. Bud Fields, Box 762, Juneau. 85-6t place at the disposal of the dis- 'rwo BEDROOM home wen fur. putants all of the conciliation and| recently refinished inside and mediation facilities of my Depart-| out. Garden and berries, Rea- ment; (3) I shall honestly and forth- | sonable—Call Douglas 232. 85-6t rightly present to the begi.slature T T — the appropriation needs of my De- |5 H P Johnson outboard motor, partment, to the maximum benefit| late 48 model. Variable pitch of both the workers and the taxpay- | Propeller, $100. Walter D. Fields ers of the Territory; (4) I shall nat; Ph. 581. 84-tf incite class against class or union | against union; nor shall I display | ‘COMFORTABLE £-hirei partiality in inter-union disputes; | and, finally, though somewhat pre- | mature, (5) should I seek reelection |11 in 1954, it shall be wholly unneces- | sary for me to campaign vigorously, | either at my own expense or at the | - fur; nished house, 1 acre ground, near airport. See Joe Kendler. "FLAT BOTTOM red cedar sciff with oars $45.00, Write Box 2353 or phone 38 tire tenure of office, through the | medium of the public press and|M s RELIANCE, 52 ft. motor sail- union publications, a monthly re-| er, diesel powered. See at end port of what has.been accomplished ! fjoat No. 1, small boat harbor by your Commissioner, and Depart- ment of Labor. DOWNTOWN waterfront cproperty, I thank you. i reasonably priced. Inquire at RAY BEACH, S'N'T Clothing Store, 177 S. Republican, for Commissioner | Franklin. 81-6t of Labor, 1950. | . (Paid Adv.) LOOKING for a place to live. . Three s 1 compaci rooms. Phone 817 82-tf 36" TROLLER, mny be seen 2% miles north on Glacier Highway at Gov't. Dolphins. Inquire at Reception Honor Moores |+ acres, nowe, boatshed, gnr- | age, 650 ft. beach, 2'¢ miles of A reception, to which the genera!| Juneau-Douglas Bridge, to the right. Robert Parker. 83-3t | public is accorded a cordial invita- tion, will be held tomorrow after- noon from 4 to 6 p.m,, at the Gov- ernor’s House to honor Dr. and Mrs. Terris Moore of the University of Alaska. Dr. Moore is serving his rebuilt and ready to go. Come | to Jay's Super Service for des- onstrations, 86-6t :ZfigOI.year as president of r..hci LDST Aun Pou“n Mrs. Ernest Gruening, who will| ——————=—r—m———m——rrrr LOST—Parker 51 pen, black with yellow gold cap. Reward. Call 581 84-tf be hostess for the affair, extends her invitation to the people of Ju-| neau, Douglas and the surrounding i area to attend the reception to meet | LBET;Nugget butter?ly pin, Alaska 76-11 | expense of you taxpayers, for I shall | LARGE SIZE Lang restauram have rendered to you during my eny| ’ange. Contact Cleo Comers at : City Dock. 460-t1 | 121 H. P. Grey Matine completelyl FOR SA!-E DOUGLAS: QLMOST NEW 3-bedroom home; { »beautiful view; hardwood floors, 5 garage. BULLDING suitable for business and apartment combined; center of business district. NEW, F.H.A. financed, 2-bedroom home; unfurnished. {2-BEDROOM furnished; full con- crete foundation; near bus facil- ities. |JUNEAU: $3,750 takes small, 2-bedroom home, completely furnished. $7,500—1-hedroom home beautifully furnished; excellent view. 2-BEDROOM home adjacent to small boat harbor; furnished, | BEACH PROPERTY: Well constructed, completely fur- { nished beach cabin; wonderful view. ACREAGE: About 8 miles from Juneau, good house. BOATS: 26-foot cabin cruiser; new Chrysler 110 Crown motor; sell or trade _| for car or beach property. | THE CLARICE—can be seen for few days at small boat harbor. MURPHY & MURPHY -REALTCRS - ACCOUNTANTS Phone 676 over Frist National Bank FOR SALE | 4TH OF JULY FIREWORKS Buy direct wholesale prices Free Catalog | Koe American Co., Astoria, Ore. | CROCK’S BOAT SHOP | NO. 70 WILLOUGHBY { SPECIALIZING IN PLYWOOD AND BRASS SCREW CON- STRUCTION, cabin cruisers, speedboats, V-bottom skiffs, etc. I am much in need of a good pickup truck, will take truck asj part payment on 20 foot cabin cruiser “LULLABY,” Jeep power- ! ed, radio, stove, ready to travel, or wx]l sell for 3165000 85-tf the Moores who are making an| jade setting (green stone). Re- aerial tour of Southeast Alaska in| ward, Black 920. 82-4t their private plane. ¥ Dr. and Mrs. Moore are expected | JIM NOLAN ON AIR to arrive in Juneau today from At 6:15 tonight over KINY, tune in. Ketchikan where Dr. Moore spoke | Saturday night at the invitation of | the Ketchikan Rotary Club. THIRSTY MUST BUY TODAY; NO TIGUOR SOLD, ELECTION DAY | Those who believe they will go‘ “thirsty” tomorrow, had better lav\ For Republican cars to in their supply today. Tomorrow "wmcrmw Call 671, election day and liquor stores and l10unges are closed from 8 o'clock | tomorrow morning until 7 o’clock tomorrow evening. { JIM NOLAN ON AIR At 6:15 tapight over KINY, tune in. JIM NOLAN ON AIR | At 6:15 tonight over KINY, tune in. COUNTRY CLUB OPEN Evay Day 4p m For Republican cars to Poll to- Poll to- For Republican cars to Poll to- merrow. Call 671 Fer Republican cars to | morrow. Call 671. | 'STRANDED BOAT LADDIE FLOATS OFF ON SUNDAY | ror mepubtcan cars to i i The 65-foot, fishing vessel Laddie, | which went aground Saturday 22 miles south of here, refloated at 4:15 am. Sunday morning, accord- ing to a message reaching Coast| Guard headquarters here from the | fishing vessel Bernice A. The Bernice A. had been gtanding by while the Laddie was stranded. l The Laddie went aground one !mile south of Limestone Inlet on Stephens Passage. After floating off, it proceeded to Petersburg. Poll to- Polls cpen at 8 a.m. tomorrow, close at 7 pm. .VOTE! COUNTRY CLUB OPEN Every Day 4p m PRI o v COUNTRY CLUB OPEN Every Day 4p m ORDER YOUR When North Tran work about it! FUEL Ol Phone For s“Streamline Service” oil, an invoice is printed by an auto- matic meter on the truck. No guess- Nd'u:b playwright and author ‘William Saroyan gazes at decree Carol; were divorced in Las Vegas, Nevada. (International) 31 e WILL BE ASSOCIATLO WITH FATHER IN BUSINESS Mr. and Mrs. Jack Darnell, and son Roddy, arrived here via Pan American plane yesterday and are. guests of Mr. and Mrs. Rod Dar- nell, The younger Darnell, former res- ident of Alaska, will be associated with his father here in the Tri- angle Cleaners. He and his family have been living in Clinchport, Vir- ginia, where he was also in the sfer delivers your cleaning and pressing business. Poll to-; few moments after he and wife;| 1949 INDIAN CHIEF motorcycle, like new, $900. 121 Grey Marine Gas with power take-off, used one season, Box 762, Juneau. { 85-6t 5 PIECE silver plated Sheffield coffee and tea service on dis- St., Sat, Sun. and Mon. 84-2t HERE IT IS—for your summer driving—'36 Dodge Sedan—com- pletely overhauled—new paint— | Jacobs ‘Machine Shop, 11th and Harbor Way, 38 OLDSMOBILE, | coupe. Inquire Alaska Laundry. J. L. Peterson, 88-tf 5 passenger Schaefer Ice cream re- 1-Glass top 150 qt. Ice cream refrigerator. Both at reduced prices. Ph. 971. 82-6t “VALKYRIE” and misc. equipment. See Robert Churchill, Admin. Estate of Os- car H. Wood, deceased, or attor- ‘ney Howard D.-Stabler. 82-8 1 UNIV. MARINE ENG., used 2 seasons, 25 H. P, with 2% reduc- 1-15 gal. frigerator. BOAT, boat each. 1 Northill anchor with 6 fathoms % chain and 18 fath- oms Manila line, $30. 150 ft steel trolling line, $15. Inquire care- taker at Shrine Island, Mile 24, Glacier Highway. 81-6t | TRANSFER BUSINESS, includes, 1 G.MC. Pick-up Truck, 1 Inter- national, 1 %-ton Truck, and 1 Dodge Dump Truck. For in- formation . write to Box 27, Haines, Alaska. 81-6t GOOD VIEW KOUSE with small apt. 3 lots, reasonably priced. ‘Write Empire C 791. 80-tf 4 ROOM partically furn. house 3:4 acres pat land Auk Bay. 80-t1 DON'T BUY a sales talk. Reroof with beautiful aluminium shingles at actual cost of material and labor—Warde A. Johnson, Ph. 81. HIGHWAY home, Mile 16. Make offer, Ph, 707. 62-t1 S T I ol KNOCK DOWN FREEZER, 12 ft by 16 ft., York Machine. $500. down, halance nwnthly George Bros. Jake Hendricks. {1 BARBER CHAIR, 1 wash bO'l. Inquire Smiley’s Pool Hall. ‘74-1mo. {ORESENT Apartments. Call 428 68-tr]. SEVERAL lLarge ana Small Dia- monds. Perfect stones. Bargain prices at the First National Bank. 8o W-A-N-T A-n-sf0 $1000. Bud Fields, play ab Andqle Bhp 8 Th‘“‘}‘m HUDSON COMMODORE,’ 8 tion, $300. 2 6-volt batteries, $10 T-12t 4. TO BE SURE OF DELIVERY— FOR RENT Jack Darnell attended the Uni-| . versity of Alaska in 1943-44, then|STEAMHEATED Rooms, weekly or PLEASE CALL BEFORE 3 P.M. T Neorth Transfer went in the service and spent many months overseas. Polls open at 8 am, tomorrow, close at 7 pm. .VOTE! SCHWINN BIKES AT MADSEN'S Monthly. Colonial Rooms. 69tf Knitting, fishing, sheep-herding and farming are the industries of the Shetland Islands. Spinit piano for rent WURLITZER. Andersou Plano £uco. Ph, 143, <morrow. Call 671 ' | FOR SALE I2 BEDROOM—1 year old! "Pfl- vately built home on B!'hl'éndx-( Ave. Unfurnished but with!'rull £ electric kitchen equipment.*¥ire-* ¢ & place Medium priced. Ters. $ BUILDING LOTS—Cedar traét and i the highlands, A good chdce is still available. , APARTMENT HOUSES—38 'Lo L S units. A financial is avaflable ~ | to responsible parties showing in-, , ,‘ 4 vestment return on these m'op- erties, Y ,\»‘ William Winn-Phone 234- { Office in Algska Credit Bureau Tif) NEW LISTINGS—Seatter ' Tract, | two houses, $12,000 for’iboth, | | Front house 3 bedrooms, Iiving~ ' 4 room, diningroom, sunporch, 3= backporch, large kitchen. 1iHouse” * o L in rear has 2 apartments,’2'Ped- room and one bedroom. iBeau-~ W tiful view. Income from—all three $150. Move into any part * ‘ y and let the pi 1f. {NEW LxanGs-&g:n mg 0 houses, one bedroom each. - ly filled. - Good busingss. on or home, between new. tes ¢ and planned shnpplng T, $6,000. NEW PRICE—2 mi. t!-l-cl h- | remodeled, furnished, basement:: n‘tl. way, 2 bedrooms, .floor ', large yard on beaéh. ,500. \A & iNEW, TERMS—$1,500 ‘down, $100 month, takes $6,800 house Basin Road. Full basement, fo ‘ rooms, view. Owner finané i 6th at KENNEDY—3 bedxam z 0 l children’s play rooms } large livingroom, dlnmgmom, din- y 'l) ette, An old fashioned, comfort- i able house, swings and sipdpile YA oed for kids. Across street frou}( pub- lic playeround. 2 blocks. from * %4 { bospital, 4 Llocks from ools. ¢ View of harbor. $8,600. § |VERY SMALL one person Yhouse, | Basin Road. $2,250 cash or $2,- { 350 terms, ] 'SUMMER CABIN with beach, Lena | cove, $2400. =il \BEACH HOME, fireplace, §*'Bd. * rooms, basement, lnrsedyard,-'. workshcp, modern kitchen ano " bath. Make offer. i s ELFIN COVE, 4 rooms, dock, 0!:!00. DOUGLAS PLAYGROUND, reméd- eled Spruce Corp. house, F bed- rooms, livingroom, kitchen, bath, storm windows. Nice bright lifle house for only «$4,500, 3 ‘door Sedan. cost $2,983. & tires, new upholstery, new. t, new valves, springs and b Trans. and clutch overhauled, 425, this week only. § o 36 FOOT TROLLER, 9 ft. beam, | | double ender, 30 Palmer ¢n- ‘44 gine. ONLY $2,500 for quick sale —owner has job in Anchordge * 4 waiting. ? ¢ SMALL HOUSE to be moved. 10*13 L suitable for short batchelor {or tall kid. Can be moved on tmch | $75. b NEW MAYTAG, new THOR wa: ing machines; new EUREKA vfi uum cleaner; new QUAKER DUO THERM ranges; ALL ES WINDOWS, DOORS, ‘TUBS, CHARCOAL BROILER for 8 i ideal for summer cabin or or restaurant. $175. PETER WOOD SALES AGENO{ onlhy SEWARD AT MARINE WAY ‘Telephone m Al ', i WANTED iy COAST GUARD officer, wife 1 two children, Desire to rent fur- H nished or unfurnished apt. g i house, occupancy June 15 &all Blue 954. ool ACCOUNTANT seeking empl ment. Phone Black 990. L4 J URGENTLY NEEDED—house fpr *" “family of five. Must move ae- count of new Library. Box 1668 Juneau, 4., WHY PAY contractor’s wui Ré- roof with aluminum shingl actual cost. Warde A. Jol Ph. 81. 66-1 EMPLOYED coyple ‘and one } need apt. or house ‘in JM or Douglas. Ph. Douglas 145. 6-4t 4 DAY NURSERY—Mothers care 1or your small child. Mrs. Wm. Pas- sey. Ph. 038, GUARANTEED Realistic Pe .ent, $7.50. Paper curls $1 u " Lola’s Beauty Shop, Phone 2 315 Decker Way. WINTER and POND, Co., lla. Complete photographic Supplies Developing-Printing-Enlarging Artists’ Paints and Materials Blue Printing - Photostats WILL EXCHANGE new businefs | residential property in Northern 7\ California for property in Junea; Call Green 340 86- % blhmnllluthmn' close at 7 pm. .VOTE! . ¥ mfi&vuhflmnwsmmui i1