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The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-06-14
The w aShinq ion Merry -Go- Round
By DREW PEARSON

WASHINGTON - Unfortunately more and more Congressman these days are concerned about getting reelected, rather than public ser vice. One who takes a refreshing ly opposite position is young COP Senator Wayne Morse of Oregon who last week made one of the most statesmanlike speeches heard in the Senate in many months.
 Even Morse's conservative foes admitted it.
 The Oregonian's topic was 'yot- ing by conviction Explaining his vote against the Taft-Hartley labor bill, Morse said that it was not contemplated by the founding fath- CTS of our government that, un- der the representative system, "a man in the Senate of the United States should vote in accordance with the dictates of a majority as determined by a Gallup poll
 Rather, continued Morse, repre- sentative government requires a Senator to assume the solemn obligation of voting for legisla- ton "he believes to be in the pub lie interest, even though he knows that. as of that moment, major
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-06-14
COAST GUARD WILL
 REDUCE DISTRICTS

WASHINGTON, June 14-lRi- Usually informed sources report that the Coast Guard plans to re- duce the number of it's districts from F to IA after this month.
 They said plans call for con- solidating the Fourth District, at Philadelphia with the Third at New York; the Eleventh at Long Beach, Calf, with the Twelfth at San Francisco, and the Seventeenth at Ketchikan, Alaska, with the Thir- teenth at Seattle.
 No official confirmation could be obtained immediately
 The reason given for the planned changes is the prospective reduc- ton by Congress in Coast Guard appropriations. Until the appro- priation sum is finally determined the effect of the changes cannot be figured precisely, these sources said
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-06-14
GIRL vANISHE5;;
 SEARCH SHARES

BROOKINGS, Ore, June 14-iR -Seventy-five men tramped through a brushy wilderness along the north fork of southwest Oregons Chetco River today in search of 16-year old Darlene Hogan, who vanished from her ranch home 12 miles north of here Thursday.
 Bob Hogan. her blind, goat rancher father, said the girl left the ranch house at ' am. Thursday to shepherd goats to mountain meadow 500 yards distant.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-06-14
IS STILL MUM
 ON ! BILLS
Gives No lnkIing What He Will Do Regarding Tax
 Measure, or on Labor

WASHINGTON, June A. = P-- President Truman, back from his good will trip to Canada, kept mum today on whether he will slap the widely predicted veto on bill to cut income taxes $4,000 0000,000 a year.
 He gave no inkling either of his intentions toward the less immedi- ate problem of the Taft Hartley labor bill, on which he is known to have received conflicting advice from his counselors
 Republican leaders in the House were so confident MT. Truman will reject the tax measure-he has until Monday night to act that they went ahead with plans for a vote Tuesday on a motion to over ride. This would be followed by a similar attempt few days later in the Senate, where chances for success are considered poor.
 As for his decision of the labor bill, which he must approve. reject or permit to become law without his signature by Friday midnight, most members of Congress professed to De in the dark
 When the Presidents special train arrived from Ottawa last night he would only tell reporters: I'll let you know my answer on the tax bill some time between now and Monday"
 Both the House and Senate are on a weekend recess. His reply is taken to mean MT. Truman would send his message to Capitol Hill Monday.
 As the Chief Executive returned to the capital, the big debate over the controversial bills had reached the boiling point.
 Chairman Taft (Ohio) of the Senate Republican Policy Commit tee took to the air to declare there is mo sound reason why MT. Tru- man should veto the tax bill.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-06-14
Z MISSING PILOTS FOUND, COOK INLET;;
 BOTH FAILED OUT

ANCHORAGE, Alaska, June 14 1.-Two pilots of Army P-5ls, missing over "A hours on prac- tice flight from Elmendorf Field were found alive yesterday by a float plane of the Tenth Air Force Rescue Squadron on the Northwest side of Knik Arm at the head of Cook Inlet.
 Both had suffered minor injuries when they bailed out of their planes. an Alaska Air Command announcement said. No reason for their leaps was given nor were the names of the pilots released.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-06-14
WARNING GIVEN TO
 W0RkMEN
Keflhikan Central Labor Council Sends Stafe-
 ment 10 Stdtes

KETCHIKAN. Alaska, June IA tR-The Ketchikan Central Labor Council (AFL is sending to all Central Labor Councils and Building Trades Councils of the Western States letters to discourage the un- employed from coming North unless they have jobs and have been as sured living quarters.
 The Council said there seems to be a lot of advertising and publicity on numerous jobs in Alaska. This is more than serious since there are no jobs available"
 Workers for all the trades have been arriving by plane, steamship and over the Alcan Highway the Council said.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-06-14
BARGE LOAD OF
 RAIL EQUIPMENT
 TIED UP, CHANNEL

The tugboat Justice Floss of the F'oss Tug and Barge Co, of Seattle, arrived here yesterday enroute to Seward with barge load of new locomotives and tanker cars for use on the Alaska Railroad.
 The tugboat was forced to stop in Juneau for repairs after bending a propeller, Wednesday. when she hit rock in Wrangell Narrows. The re- pairs will be made at the Juneau Support drydock.
 Persons travelling along the high way got a glimpse of the rail out fit and wondered if Juneau was to have a railroad system,
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-06-14
E RESCUED AT SEA
 FROM RUBBER RAFT


 HONOLULU, June 14.-lR-The 15-year old son of Brig Gen. James Edward Moore was rescued un- harmed from a rubber raft on which he had drifted six miles out to sea late yesterday.
 The youth, James Edward, Jr., had been located from the air before he was taken aboard a Coast Guard cutter.
 A companion, Joseph Aiu, had been rescued earlier from a reef where he had taken refuge after the raft had overturned in the breakers. Young Moore stayed with the raft and was carried to sea.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-06-14
SOAP BOX DERBY BOYS TO MEET MONDAY EVE
 AT LUTHERAN CHURCH

An important meeting of the Soap Box Derby Boys Club will be held Monday night at 7:30 o'clock at the Lutheran Church, and all boys in the club are requested to attend
 Entry blanks will be accepeted at this meeting, it was announced, but this is the very last opportunity to get in, as none will be accepted after Monday night.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-06-14
A|RLINER HITS TOP,
 MOUNTAIN
SpIdiiered Wrelkage Lo- tdfed- -Sedrehing Parties
 Struggle to Scene

LEESBURG, Va June 14.-IR- The splattered wreckage of Capital Airlines plane, missing since last night, was located on a mountain top northwest of here today and there appeared no hope any of the 50 persons aboard had survived.
 James Franklin, Maintenance Di- rector for the airlines. sighted the wreckage from small search plane.
 Tt looks as though it exploded and was torn all to pieces" he said. The wings are imbedded in the moun- tain.
 As for survivors, Franklin said, T don't see how there could be"
 Rescue parties were making their way through the brushy, rugged country to the scene but it was ex- pected to be hours before they could reach there and return.
 The ship. flying from Chicago to Washington on a murky, rainswept course, went silent late yesterday after making routine radio ex- cange with station at Martinsburg, : w. Va.
 !; Night SeavcE As the hours passed without furth- CT word, hundreds of men were en- , listed in night ground search throughout this area on the Vir- ginia- West Virginia border. At daybreak, as these parties still secured the hills. Franklin took off in a light plane from Winchester, Va, and found the airliner by fol- lowing it's normal course. The big ship was four-enginc plane of the type known to com mercial fliers as a DC-4. Like two other planes which crashed with heavy loss of life in the last IT days, it was a former Army plane--a military C-54 converted to civilian use.
 Other Crashes Forty-two persons died May 29 in the fiery crack-up of similar plane taking off from La Guardia Field, N. Y. The next day another plane of the same type crashed near Port Deposit, Maryland. killing 53.
 Investigations of both those crash es still are underway. Some indi- cations developed that a structural failure in the tail assembly caused the Port Deposit disaster and the Army and Navy ordered their C-54's temporarily grounding pending in- spection of this assmebly.
 Aboard the Capital Airlines ship were AT passengers one l0- month-old infant-and a crew of three, pilot, co-pilot and hostess.
 Among the passengers was Dr. Courtney Smith. for the past two years Medical Director of the Am erican Red Cross. He was return ing to his home in Washington from the Red Cross National Convention in Cleveland.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-06-14
Saloon Keepers
 In butte 10 Soon
 Be Exclusive One

BUTTE, Mont.-LR-Butte and it's suburbs have 194 liquor selling establishments but a recently pass ed Montana law sets 40 as the maximum number for the area.
 This doesn't mean that any of the present places need close but no new licenses may be issued un- til 155 places have shut down.
 One man is reported to have spent between $15,000 and S20,0O0 in construction and equipment for tavern he can't open.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-06-14
Missing Tot is Found by
 Searlh pariy

MEDFORD, Ore, June A. LP-- Little Dorothy Sharp, three and half -year-old daughter of Medford rancher, is none the worst today for spending a night huddled under a bush in the hilly Coleman Creek district, with only leaves for cov- ering.
 She was found yesterday by a search party organized the previous afternoon when the child failed to return from a jaunt to pick flowers and wild strawberries.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-06-14
HEAVY FINE

James Duncan, of Metlakatla, was fined $500 and sentenced to six months in jail yesterday by the U. s. Commissioner at Ketchikan. Ac- ccrding to telegram received to- day by U. s. Marshall William T. Mahoney, Duncan was charged with being drunk and disorderly.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-06-14
FAIRBANKS BOY SCOUT GOING TO
 PARIS MEETING

FAIRBANKS, Alaska, June 14-- tR Fourteen-y -year-old Richard Woodward, who has never been out of Alaska, had his name drawn from hat yesterday to assure him a trip to the Boy Scouts Interna- tional Peace Jamboree in Paris.
 He vii represent the Midnight Sun District of the Boy Scouts, leaving Juy 8 for the University of Montana where Pacific North west Scouts will be schooled for the trip.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-06-14
MAY BE ATTORNEY o.LEARY

The staff of the Juneau office of Pan American have checked pas senger lists but found no name of Olery but did find that James OLeary, who has been staying at the Hotel Juneau, did check out on a PA plane Thursday and had an- nounced he was going direct to Washington, D. c. OLeary is we'll known here, having been disqualified during the Meek trial Later he went to the interior.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-06-14
DIVORCE DISMISSED

The divorce case of Grover M. Little vs. Elizabeth Little has been dismissed by Federal Judge George w. Folta in U. s. District Court at the request of H. L. Faulkner, at torney for the plaintiff. Defense at- torney was M E. Monagle,
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-06-14
POLICE COURT NEWS

Charles Dornberg, 34-year-old lab orer, was fined $25 yesterday by City Magistrate William A. Holzhiemer. He was arrested for being drunk.
 William Fawcett, 23-year- con- struction company employee, for feited $25 bail this morning after his arrest last night for being drunk.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-06-14
ALAsKANS HERE

Three Alaskans came in yesterday and are registered at the Baranof Hotel. They are Don Alder of Fair banks, Ken Armstrong of Dilling- ham and Frances c. Harper of Japonski Island.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-06-14
ONE FISH BOAT IN

The Northern Queen was the only boat that ynloaded fish today at the Juneau Cold Storage Dock, B. 200 pounds of king salmon. Skipper c. A. Strand sold to Alaska Coastal Fisheries.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-06-14
VICTIM FROM JUNEAU

SEATTLE, June 14-lR-Two Se- attle persons were listed by Capital Airlines as among 50 passengers aboard four-engine transport that crashed last night on flight from Chicago to Washington. D. c. They were: Robert K. Garretson, 5l, a business broker, and passenger for whom only the surname of Olery was given. No one by the name of Olery, however. is listed in the Seat tie telephone or city directories. A man named A. J. Olery left Juneau a week ago by PAA airliner.
 Mrs. Garretson said her husband left Seattle Thursday by Northwest Airlines and had transferred to Capital Airlines at Chicago. en- route to visit her son, Robert H. Garretson, at Bethesda, Md.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-06-14
EARTHQUAKES

SEATTLE, June 14-lR-A severe earthquake starting at 12.37 pm. yesterday and extending over a two-hour period was recorded on the University of Washington ssis- mograph. Howard A. Coombs, seis- reported. He estimated the distance at 6,500 miles, prob ably in Southwest direction.
 MANILA, June l4-iR Reports of widespread damage from ser ies of earthquakes which shock the East-central Philippines reach ed Tacloban today from Northern and Eastern Leyte Province.
 A new shock was felt in Tac- loban today, but it was not intense.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-06-14
Berlin Post Office (Ioeged with Cliffs

BERLIN-lR-A district postof- flee here had to move it's letter and package reception windows to an- other building, because the post office itself was clogged with gift packages from abroad to Germans.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-06-14
HERE FOR SUMMER

Miss Winona Monroe, who has been attending the University of Alaska, has arrived home to spend the summer with her mother, Mrs. Minnie Monroe.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-06-14
AT BARANOT

Mrs. M Loy, Mrs. Helen Fenn and Harold Lee of Petersburg are in town and are guests at the Bar anof Hotel during their stay in the Capital City.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-06-14
GOVERNOR HOMEBOUND

Alaska's Governor left Seattle on the a. m. Pan American Airways plane today returning northbound after several weeks in Washington. D. c.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-06-14
FROM PETERSBURG

Rose Haube, K. Hatlem and Egil and Sven Winther, all of Petersburg, are registered at the Gastineau Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-06-14

Some species of penguin live as far north as the tropical Gala pagos Islands.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-06-14

The name Arctic is derived from the Greek word for bear,
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Evening star., 1947-10-11
PERSONAL.

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ATTENTION BUSINESSMEN - We are
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HELP DOMESTIC.

CHAMBERMAID-N NURSE, white, to live in;
must have pleasing disposition and goodd
Ras sseaasas sf .ad hs s.sP sno'1ss Sss e
Gle SSfIEANrNG AID LAUNDRY. 8 to $50. 8
S9Sk family nR 'GRsF' Ss in no $50
c6ok!G.H.w.. &c kStGGHw $40 wk., live in; lovely
Bee Mr.. WOLF between 10 am. and 6
p;m; at 9oA 14th St. NM; Nv. IN rsf. ats re-
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EXPERIENCED COOK and g,h,w,, family
Fable; Fable local references; real ability neces-
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G.H.W, experienced; washing and IRON
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HIGH HIGH School GIRL or older, woman to
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HoUsEKEEPER, white. to care for 3
Children, and home; live I'M salary. ,Sal
vgits for general sna hSsss-
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+ F. 3: No, l, Box aao' Alexandria. Va
EESo5ttsEKEEEpER, EES5tt HaaEE lsER experienced. refs full
charge s-rno. -old baby and apt: live In;
MAID, care OF baby, .gh.w.,. small apt !;
references, health card. Call OR. 45oe.
MAID, colored, between so-4o, must be
experienced. care Of children and general
upstairs room and bath; $25 wk RA.
5l15, IL
NURSEMAID, white: light cooking, clean
ing and children's laundry. Must live In /.
references. $25. OR. $780, IL
WANTED, working housekeeper for guest
house; S100 per month II capable. 1875
10Th ST. NV, pu. 9349. 13'
WOMAN, coloFed. between 35-40, g.h W.,
no cooking: reliable and honest chill
dren; washing machine; hall gay inurS;'' rs
and carfare. LU. 6734.
RELiAhLE white woman for care Of baby
s to 3. refefences and health card. Call
Evening star., 1947-10-11
SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT, expert; books startsS, kept
part time, tax returns prepared, state-
nents. audits: reasonable. OR. 2074;
ACCOUNTANT, new books opened, audited
or a daily bookkeeping service OF one OF
more days. Phone MI. 1929 after z pm
ACCOUNTING STUDENT, vet, excellent
typist, desires work with accountant or
daily. ali day Saturday, GE, s9s1. .12.
ADVERTISING, sales promotion, publicity,
view Phone Wo. 397s. 12'
ARCHITECT, much all-around experience,
registered in Southern State bpt now Nv
Ing here, would IKE employment With n5u! pro- o.
Similar arrangement, but would consider
ASST ASST. 'as aMsGR.-sTEwARD, exper. caterer,
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HOOKKEEFER, age 55, college: part time
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BBo1oRkEHpER. Bo1 RfiH experienced age 2s, de-
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DOCTOR, European, highly educated in
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national law. desires position; speaks
LIQUOR SALESMAN, retail exper.; refs;
full or part time. ia. 9762. Ia
MAINTENANCE, general. by middle ssged
mechanic. Phone Victor 5004;, II.
s.sS:. Psn. ncoe Wsh
sRGismen position, mig sccountins. Exp. IN eoanser
sales, and accustomed TO meeting public;
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HELP MEN and WOMEN.

COUPLE, colored. to live in upstairs apt;
experienced lst-clRss workers to take CONF
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COUPLE, colored, to live IN. wife cooking
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cco1GfpLE, white or colored;. man must have
license 20 drive car and be able 70 take
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Must have Ee{eerenses sf ] ,Ya year or more in
MUSIC TEACHER, able to teach piano and
theoretical subjects including ear training
state education and experience, This Is
permanent all year-round position. Box
TAILOR, man or woman, exper in naval
and civilian clothing. Apply 2l36 Pa
ave. NV. or EX. III
BEST VOCAL INSTRUCTION II you sins
in our Southeastern University Choral So
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HOME, meals and good pay for man and
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STENOGRAPHER, perm. position; 5Hs.day
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Protestant CHURCH wants reliable
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SITUATIONS MEN tcont. J

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MAN. NJ celored. desires truck dryers Job
MANAGER. warehousing. long experience;
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SALESMAN, I years successful experience,
SALES SALES suaI man
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VET, col. married. "a, with some exp on
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VETERAN wishes part-time evening and
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WAREHOUSE sUPT., know plumbing and
heating in its entirety; open at once. Box
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WELDER, combination, wishes Job. Call
after g pm. all week. LU. 0175.
YOUNG MAN, college education. desires
viii work as waiter, driver. switchboard
operator elevator operator. etc. Ii. 7441
Law STUDENT, Georgetown senior, mar
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B.A,, eeonomics-history. Phone CH. 1873
or write BOX 364-J, Star. 12'
VETERAN, accounting student, knowledge
of typing,, filing. inventory. stock and gen;
office worE 5 years exper, desires zen general r.
bill. Box 361-J. Star. 12s
A. VET, a. single. white, desires position
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