The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, March 15, 1951, Page 8

PAGE EIGHT SENATE PROTESTS | PRESENT QUARTERS | FOR LEGISLATURE| Taking a bit of time c home stretch bill-pas the ate asked the Juneau postma and Federal officials yesterday | a list of improvem in the legls- lature’s quarters The joint morial by Sen. Gun- nard Engebreth, which was sent to the House, asks more room, more light, better acoustics, more storage from it space, less cold om open win- dows, more Id drinking water, | smaller desks for legislators, a pub- | lic cloakroom loudspeaker sys- tems for the reading clerks in both Houses The memorial is assistant postmaster general; to the | Postmaster, Juneau, and to the| delegate in Congress from Alaska. In a nutshell, these are some of | the highlights of the measure, lead- | ing up to the “prayer:” “The present chambers are inade- quate in size and acoustics to con- veniently or comfortably accommo- date the number. of persons required to occupy the same during legislative sessions, and-are poorly lighted and ventilated; “There is so little space for com- mittees and legislative employes that, even if Federal officials were ashamed about it there wouldn’t be a corner left for them to hide their faces in; “A drinking fountain is asked; “Nine rooms are asked for (ht“’ use of legislative committees and for cloakroom use during the ses- sion, and all but the storage room would be available for other uses between sessions.” As a special recommendation for ddressed to an t t t blindness, | been rampant in the more isolated villages of Alaska. guerin French physicians, been accepted by U. S, ALASKA HAS EYE AILMENT SAYS NURSE WASHINGTON, March 15 —(P— A new attack upon a serious and widespread eye ailment in Alaska appears to be making headway or of Public Whitney, The Territory’s dire Health Nursing, Dorothy Juneau, told a reporter here today he Alaska Health Department is using the drug cortisone in eye drops She said medical officials have not determined whether the ail ment is the result of an allergy re- action to tuberculosis, or of re- peated low-grade infection The victim develops ahcorneal ypacity which eventually results in The disease has long Miss Whitney said cortisone herapy appears to have been ef- fective as a preventive in hundreds of instances of its use thus far. Rut the treatment is not a , she added Traveling teams of Health De- partment nurses are inoculating Alaska villagers with BCG vaccine s a preventive against tubercu- osis. This program has been under vay for two years. Miss Whitney said it is too soon determine the effectiveness of vaccine, bacillus calmette- It was developed by two 0 he has not generally medicine. The vaccine = flal sug- It is being used by the Bureau of é}e\:tef,}?ambers‘ the memorial SUB| 1, 4ian Affairs in the inoculation of “In both chambers, refurnish HEWbotn npes with smaller desks. In the House,| reduce the size of the speaker’s platform and remove the present curved railing on the public gal- lery. Finish ceilings in both cham- bers with acoustic material. Im- prove overhead lighting in the House chambers, and provide in both chambers ventilation deflectors on all windows . . “And your Memorialist will ever pray.” ENTERTAINER OPENS FRIDAY AT COUNTRY The City is pictured in the Atom Spy SPIES MAY GO T0 MEXICO TO ESCAPE U. §. NEW. YORK, Marc! Russian Embassy 15 P 15 P Mexico Trial as being ready to aid spies | fleeing the United States to avoid | arrest. David Greenglass, 29, a confessed spy who was employed on the Atom bomb project at Los Alamos, N. M., (LUB RUMPUS ROOM Opening Friday nignt in the| Rumpus Room of the Country Club is Joe Small, pianist-vocalist, fresh from a series of engagements in the States, according to Tom George, owner of the club. Many entertainers spend an en- tire lifetime and still not boast the list of impressive long st engagements in the record Sma has. His “Bach to Boogie” ente: tainment has scored successfully in | such class bars as Lou’s Bar, Phila- delphia; Commodore Buddy Club, Atlantic City; Riptide Club, Wild-i wood, New Jersey; Brown Derby | Club, Honolulu, and Mercur's Musi- | cal Bar, Pittsburgh. Small is primarily an entertainer who gears his vocals, novelties and piano numbers to the particular audience before him. His novelty tunes have been a hit wherever he has played. The distinctive piano stylings of Small make for good entertainment and good listening. Combined with this is the rare quality among single entertainers— ability to give a large variety inl his presentation and still make each number intimate and appealing. Joe Small arrives Friday after- noon from Seattle. FROM TACOMA A. W. Reynolds of Tacoma is re- gistered at the Baranof Hotel. FROM BELLINGHAM | Barney Welsh of Bellingham, Wash,, is staying at the Baranof Hotel. KENTUCKY BOURBON WHISKEY OLD STYLE SOUR MASH 873 ’LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY said his brother-in-law, Julius Ros- enberg, gave him elaborate instruc- tions for contacting the Russian Ambassador in Mexico. Roseenberg, 33 an electrical en- gineer, is on trial with his wife Ethel, 35 and radar expert Mortcn Sobell, 33, on charges of conspir- Anchorage Kodiak Homer Naknek A. B. OF SERVICE IN AALASKA Year ’round Reduced Fares One Way 109 Reduction on Round Trip Daily Flights — Passengers, Mail and Air Cargo Connections at Anchorage for all Interior and Westward Points M_:.®» THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU, ALASKA T ling to spy for Russia in wartime | The charge carries a possible death | penaity. | Greenglass returned to the wit- ness stand today after relating yesterday that less than a month after the first atom bomb was | dropped on Hiroshima he gave Ro- senberg plans for a later-model bomb. He said Rosenberg tried several | times to gét him to flee the United States after learning of the arrest of Dr. Klaus Fuchs in England on espionage charges. ilDelense Housing Bill Kicked Back info Emmiflee WASHINGTON, March 15 —(®P— The house today rebuffed the ad- ministration’s defense housing bill— refusing to take it up for floor consideration. The roll call vote was 219 to 170. The effect of the action, while not killing the bill, is to send it back to the house banking commit- ee. West Germans Donating Blood To U. N. Forces (By Associated Press) Just a few short years ago, U. S. troops were battling the Germans in Europe. Today, General Mac- Arthur has acknowledged receipt of a shipment of whole blood donated by West Germans for treatment of U. N. soldiers wounded in Korea. MacArthur said the donation is a symbel of the universal sacrifice which free people must make from time to time in order to protect their own freedom and to restore the freedom of other peoples who have been made victims of aggres- sion. Here's New One 0n income Tax (By Associated Press) A few of Hollywood's upper- bracket wage earners haven't given taxes a thought—and they don't have to. We refer to such $50,000 a year | film stars as Lassie. The dog’s trainer only wishes Lassie could claim exemptions for children. Rud | Weatherway says Lassie has sired ! about 200 pups. Said the trainer— who must file a tax return: “Just think how much that would knock | off my tax bill if Lassie could claim credit for his offspring.” —EMPIRE WANT ADS PAY— LOCAL M-271 SAWMILL WORKERS' UNION There will be a Special Meeting of LOCAL M-271 . FRIDAY NIGHT, MARCH 16 at 7:30 o'Clock ATTHEC.I. 0. HALL This is a very important meeting and ALL members must attend. Round Trip 113.40 176.40 80.00 144.00 104.50 188.10 Plus Tax 63.00 98.00 Tickets and Reservations BARANOF HOTEL Phone 716 ART, CRAFT EXHIBIT OPENING TOMORROW Dolls dressed in otter, mittens of beaver fur, black fur parkas wit! white trim and removable hood S—— THURSDAY, MARCH 15, 1951 NEW PROBE ISWANTED | These are among the treasures t be exhibited by the Holy Cross Mis- sion children at the Alaskan Art and Crafts Exhibition which oper at the Elk's Auditorium tomorrow | afternoon at 2 o'clock. All week boxes and crates of ar land craft exhibits have been arsiy ing by ship and plane. Tonight anc tomorrow morning people will be | on hand at the EIk's Auditorium .room to receive local exhibits o | which great variety has been prom- | ised. Word has been received from Mrs. |, BY SENATOR WASHINGTON, March 15 —(P— r Fulbright (D-Ark) has »sted that a commission of uished citizens be set up to ¢ te “moral standards in vernment” and look into the con- of Congress itself. is too demanding a task, he for the Senate banking sub- mmittee whose efforts have al- y touched off a Federal Grand I I Ken Wade of Fairbanks that shc vy investigation aimed at uncov- will be on hand to demonstrate th: [ iny law violations in the art of textile painting. She is | of big government loans well-known expert and her exquisite | wction by the Grand ju floral paintings are known through- out Alaska. All lovers of art and handicraft are urged to attend at least one session of this show. It is free tc all. Doors open at 2 p. m, tomor- hich convened sterday, appear- i to be weeks away. The subcommittee, of which Ful- ht is chairman, has accused an influence ring with exerting pres- wre on the Reconstruction Finance row. On Saturday the show will | Corporation (RFC), the multi-bil- be on from 2 to 5 and from 7 to|lion dollar government lending 10 p. m. On Sunday the final|agency The subcommittee has ! showing will be from 2 to 5, after d the ring reaches into the White which exhibitors are requested to|Hou remove their exhibits promptly. I e lbright moved to bring the inquiries to 1 , he said, it ha an e Get set for EASTER withs spotiess Sanitone dry cleaning New Kind of Dry Cleaning! Makes Clothes Look and Feel Like New Again! ‘ Better dressed . . . groomed to a “T.” That’s the way they’ll be on Easter morn if you depend on Sanitone. That's the famous, nationally adver- tised service that gets out all the dirt! Spots gone! Odorless! Better longer-lasting press! Come in and see us or call today. 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Davis of Loveland, Colo,, stopping at the Baranof Hotel. Jailing of convicted perjuret Al-| ger Hiss may be sought by the gov-| |ernment in about a we The | i | Supreme Court refused Mon ‘0| <3 s | review Hiss’ conviction ev-| Mr. and Mrs. Earl L. Butcher of NORVIN LEWIS HERE \lerul legal channels still are open.| Fairbanks arrived here from An- Norvin J. Lewis of San Francisco However, United States . attorney chorage yesterday on PNA and are is at the Baranof Hotel. | Irving Saypol indicated the|stopping at the Baranof Hotel. Bu has DELIVERIES JUNEAU — 10 a.m., 2 and 4 p.m, DOUGLAS — 10 a.m. PHONE 704 MEAT PHONE 60 BOAT ORDERS ANY TIME The CASE LOT GROCERY is a Good Place to Trade Rosy Red Tomafces - Tube 33(:,s Cvcumbers - Each43c WINESAP APPLES 25 1b. box 2.59 RANGES - - 101h. shopping bag 1.49 BE SURE YOUR NAME IS IN THE DRAWING BOX FOR OUR HIDDEN NAMES CONTEST. EACH WEEK A NAME IS DRAWN AND HIDDEN IN THE AD. IF YOUR NAME APPEARS IT'S WORTH $2.00. 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