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The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-03-11
WANT ADS
FUR SALE

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 1 ROOM furnished house and 1941 i Ford pickup on patented beach property Call 756. 524-t3 APARTMENT SIZE AB Electric Range. three burner, large oven. Parsons Electric Go. g24-tf 1929 CHEVROLET station wagon. Gail Paul Bekech 382 523-tf 2 NEW $50 X 16 U. s. Royal Tires. Phone Red 632 524-t3 1931 SEVEN passenger Buick, si0O cash. Write Empire C1854.
 524-tt 6 ROOM furnished house on Gold Belt, scenic view, automatic oil furnace, priced for quick sale. Green 15O. 524-t3 PROTECT your investment and property with FIRETOX. It works 24 hours day. Home and Marine type now in stock Ju- neau Welding and Machine Shop.
 524-tf TWO 9 x l2 black and gold pat tern rugs, including pads. pairs draperies, rose floral and 2 beige floral. Phone 837 afternoons only. 524-t3 UNUSED wedding ring with fully cut and perfectly matched dia- monds, reasonable Write Empire C-135e 524-t5 sS-25 HALLICRAFTER with con- verted Sx-28A Audio system. Complete with external power supply and 12 in. Jensen per manent magnet speaker. Thonlp- son Apts. No. '. 523-t3 USED EASY washing machine. Copper tub, vacuum cup model in good condition. See it at Par sons Electric Go. 524-tf '39 FORD 1 ton pickup Inquire Sportsman Barber Shop. 523-t3 1 VAL-A-PAC, pr. skis, pr. ski poles, l pr ski shoes, size 713. IoHCpa Dod 6QA 6oQ l6 it. V BOTTOM outboard boat, covered bow, excellent condition. Owner leaving town, $95. Phone Red 405 after pm. 523-t6 USED UNIVERSAL vacuum clean CT A good cleaner at a good price. Parsons Electric Co. 524-tf HOUSE and three cabins. Inquire POT Willoughby after 5. 522-t3 1858 V-3 FORD 85 Deluxe 4 door sedan S525-quick sale-good me chanical condition. Ph. Red 180
 522-t3 PLENTY of Schwlnn and Colum- bia bicycles in stock. Used bi- cycles from SIS up. For health or pleasure ride one of our new rem ters. Reasonable rates. Open ev- cry day until 9 pm. Madsen Cycle and Fishing Supply.
 522-t3 9 BEDROOM modern house, com pletely furnished, automatic oil furnace, priced right Call 26l days CT Green TAO evenings.
 522-tf USED WESTINGHOUSE 3 burner range-Flavor Zone model-A lot of good cooking left at very reasonable price. Parsons Electric Co. 524-tf FOR SALE-H. M. PARKS CON- PANY floating canery now To- cated at Hoonah, Alaska, com plete with approximately 400 crab or,r, roo +O ,.,r,, rI7i,a
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FOR SALE-TnIce houses and lot, houses i- good condition and best location. Inquire Trevor Davis. Box 576 Juneau. 472-te
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MOSCOW = Tha United States, France and Britain today blocked at least temporarily Soviet Rus sia's proposal to place discussion of China on the agenda of the Four Power Council of Foreign Ministers.
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Empire Want-ads for results!
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1 ROOM furnished house and l94l
 Ford pickup on patented beach
 propertv. Call 756. 524- t3
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First publication, March i, 1947.
 Last publication, March 9, 1947.
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SS-25 HALLICRAFTER with con-
 verted Sx-28A Audio system. Complete with external power supply and 12 in. Jensen per-
 manent magnet speaker. Thonlp-
 son Apts. No. '. 523-t3
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WASHINGTON-President Tru- man virtually completed work to- day on the address he will make to Congress tomorrow on the sit uation in Greece and in the Near East.
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USED EASY washing machine
 Copper tub, vacuum cup model in good condition. See it at Par sons Electric Go. 524-tf
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-02-28

pursuant to filing of an entry of default by U, s. Asst. District At torney R. w. Boochever. In the naturalization cause of Gertrude Kathleen Hayes, a former subject of Great Britain, who filed appli- caticn te become a citizen of the United States, the petitioner and her witnesses appeared in Court. Witnesses Lena Gilmore and Rein holt Brust were examined by U. s. Attorney Pat Gilmore. Judge Pratt ordered hearing continued for pre- sentation Of proof of citizenship of the petitioners husband.
 Tn the case of Esteban Palisa vs. Anita Palisa, the Court signed an order reinstating this divorce cause pursuant to the filing oi an affidavit by attorney William l.. Paul. Jr. attorney fer the plaintiff Yesterday the Court signed an order to show cause returnable today in the case of Agnes M. Ad- sero vs. Henry Adsero. pursuant to the filing Of notice to the defend- ant and an affidavit for order to shcw cause
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NON STOP FLIGHT
 HAWAN-NEW YORK BY ARMY FIGHTER

NEW YORK, Feb. 29.-lR-The Betty Jc. Army P-82 fighter, com pleted 4,978-mile nonstop flight from Honolulu at II :06 am (EST) today in approximately IA hours and 31 minutes.
 Just two minutes and fl seconds after the twin-engine fighter roar ed out of blue sky over La Guar dia Field, 1t made perfect land ing-at 11:08 A am. It took off from Hic,tam Field, Honolulu, at 8.35 pm. (EST) last night.
 Emergency equipment lined the runway of the big airport as the Betty Jo zoomed in, prepared Tor an emergency landing.
 The pilot, It. Col Robert E. Tnacker of El> Centro, Calf, and co-pilot, It. John M. Ard of Ingle- wood, Calf, bid against 65-mile headwinds over Pennsylvania and dangerously low fuel tanks to reach their New York objective.
 We're going to take shot at New York" they said by radio when over Water, Penna.
 An hour later they hit their mark.
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he did see a possibility of councils taking the lid off license limita- tions.
 The wired replies read by Walk er-from Petersburg, Wrangell. An chorage and Fairbanks-all disap- proved of the intent of s. B. 5s. Coffey pointed out that Ketchi- kan had not seen fit to answer. which led Walker to request Golf fey to speak for Anchorage and let me speak for KetchiIan"
 Long Argument
 Actual re-vote on the hill was preceded by 6 long argument over the correct procedure, with Walk CT holding obsolete the Senate rule requiring a previous motion to put the bill up. for reconsider ation. Walker lest his point but the Senate did vote the courtesy of reoonsidering. President Ner- land then ruled that procedure would prevail from TOW on.
 The Senate also afgued it's pri- vate affair upon a motion by Sen tor c. Rivers to jerk a bill cut of committee. Tn that case Nerland ruled that the committee should first he sounded out. Tha motion lost.
 Running through the remainder of it's order of business. the Sen ate received and referred one bill from the House; receded. at House request, from it's amendments to II. J, M. lo-asking two District Judges for the Third Division and heard introduction of seven new Senate Bills. Three measures came out of committee. ready for tomorrow's calendar
 Walker took occasion to express "justifiable pride that his Rules Committee, which had been sus- pected as a possible bottleneck in the progress Of bills, has proved the swiftest acting of any group.
 Adjournment was taken until 10 o'clock tomorrow morning.
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WILLIE PLUCK LEAVING
 HERE; RETURNING HOME
WEATHER FORECAST Juneau and Vicinity

Miss Millie Pluck, who has been private secretary to Jack Fletcher, manager of the Baranof Hotel, for the past Is months, is leaving Ju- neau to return to her home in San Diego, California. She expects to sail on the Princess Norah on Sunday, and will visit with her family for a period. Her future plans are indefinite.
 Taking her place as private sec retary is Miss Elise Coomes, who has been clerk at the Gastineau Hotel. James M. Routen is filling the clerk vacancy at the Gastineau
 Miss Pluck is a wellknown musi- elan and during her residence here has also been leader of the Mariner Girl Scout Troop.
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LARSEN ADMITS
 GUILT HERE ON
 MORALS CHARGE

District Court convened tn.s morning at 10 o'clock with Judge Harry E. Pratt presiding Leonard K. Larsen appeared before the Court and waived presentation of his case to the Grand Jury and information was read to the de- fendant, who waived time for pleading. He entered a guilty plea to the charge of contributing to the delinquency of a minor in Pe- tersburg and waived time for the setting of sentence and then was sentenced by Judge Pratt te Il months in the penitentiary. This sentence was suspended. U. s, Asst. District Attorney Robert Boochever represented the gov ernment and Norman Banfield han dled the defense.
 The remainder of the morning was devoted to the setting of g civil and motion calendar and court adjourned at noon time in convene again at ? o'clock this af- ternoon.
 In the case Of the United States Of America vs. George Charles and Isabelle Charles, which came be- fore the Court yesterday, Judge Pratt signed Q default Judgment
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WALKER WENs ON
 RECONSIDERATION
 OF REFUNDS BILL

Senator Norman R. Walker this morning stretched cut all his in- ckas of height to put new mark cn the Senate wall ahove all oth- CTS signiiying his legislative achievements, The Ketchikan Sen ator overnight swung a full four votes to defeat Senate Bill 58, which had passed the Senate yes tarday.
 Thursday afternoons vote pass ed the measure 13 to 3, but on Walkers reconsideration this morn ing the count was to 8. Cross- ing ever to the side with Walker were Senators Browrell. Collins, Rogge and Nerland Senators Green, Jones and Peratrovich had recorded the no votes yesterday
 s. B. 58, introduced by Senator o. D. Cochran, would have re- quired municipalities to devote en- tirely to school purposes all re- funds made them from license fees collected by the Territorv on liquor establishments and slct ma chimes. juke boxes, pinball games, etc
 Ccchrans bill evidently was in- spired by the use at Nome, his home city of a portion of liquor leIund mon5es for general muni- cipal purposes.
 Senator Edward D. Coffey, more s,rcngly than Cochran, even, held that no territorial money should te us-d to subsidize city govern Eents
 Walker however, viewed the ear marking of license refunds as "an attempt to take home rule away from the communities and as a ridiculous usurpaticn Of power by the Legislature"
 This morning Walker appeared with fistful of wires in answer to queries on the bill he had sent out to Alaska mayors In addition he called Juneau Mayor Waino Hendrickson to the stand for his view. Eendrickson pointed out that Juneau would net be affected as it's school budget several times exceeds the amount of refunds, but
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Ih0MpS0N BRlNG5 FIVE
 PRISONERS 10 JUNEAU

Deputy U. S. Marshal Syd Thompson returned to Juneau yesterday with five prisoners from Wrangell and Ketchikan. All had been arraigned in the courts of U. S. Commissioners and all pleaded guilty to the various charges filed against them.
 Ernest Hamilton of Wrangell was bound over to the Grand Jury for assault with dangerous weapon and Edward Johnson, also of Wrangen, was sentence to 60 days and fine of Sl59 on charges of assault and battery.
 Steven Frank Frisch and Ray mond R. Verrell, both of Ketch- ikan, are serving 30 days in jail after pleading guilty to stowaway
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setting up legal barriers against about $5,7S5 000,0ooo in portal-to- portal pay suits was approved by the House today and sent to the Senate.
 WASHINGTON IF The Senate Public Works committee voted to today to reject the nomina- tion of Gordon Clapp as a di- rector of the Tennessee Valley Au- thority
 WASHINGTON - Eastern rail- roads have appealed to the Inter state Commerce Commission for authority to raise basic passenger rates from 2.2.. cents 6 mile to 2.5 cents mile in coaches. The lines also asked for permission to boost fares in parlor or sleeping cars from 33 cents mile to 3.5 cents a mile
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SAFE KEEPING

TORRTNGTON, Conn. - It was the vaults fault that Albert E. Wellman had to borrow a coat and hat-seyeral sizes too big. at that to wear home on one ol the cold est nights of the year
 Wellman. employed by Torring- ton bank, thrust his haberdashery in the vault just before closing time to get it out Of the way of a paintin9 crew. Another employee closed the tima-locked vault, and nobody could open it until the next molning
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charges, and also another charge against each which was filed in Cordova
 Richard L. Stokes was convict cd of assault and battery and or dered to pay s150 fine in addi tion to serving out 90 days. Stokes is from Wrangell.
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ALCOA REPRESENTATIVE

E. E Gnlenwater, Alaska Resi- dent Engineer for the Edna Bay development Of limestone quarry for Aluminium Comp y of Ameri- ca, arrived in Juneau yesterday from Edna Bay. He is int rviewine and hiring office help to work at the project site.
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DOG oNNEas NOTICE

Dog licenses are due and pay able. Licenses may be obtained at the City Clerks Office. Dogs run ming the streets unattended even though properly licensed are sub ject to be disposed of by the City Marshal.
 Signed: A, J. BALOG
 City Clerk and Marshal.
 adv. 5l1-t3
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and that further rumors allege that Rep. Ed Anderson is attempting to acquire this property.
 Rep. Anderson defended him If by saying that he has no desire to nave Werner's claims and that a good many of the people in the Second Division would be better off without some of the claims they now have himself included.
 Laws 1,eports
 Rep. w. w. Laws, former Nome Chief of Police, made one of his rare speeches this morning and supported Rep. Johnson's conten- tions. Werner owns mining claims he said, and has refused to sell them. TWO individuals told me personally that they have worked on the claims and taken out several hundred dollars. They tried to buy the. claims and Werner refused to sellr'
 Laws went on to say that Ed Anderson and Werner have not been particularly friendly for years, If he cried over Werner, what would he ao when he visited real friend?'
 The resolution was finally sent back to second reading for specific amendment
 indian Rights
 Rep. Flank Johnson this morn ing introduced H. J M. 22, pray lng that Congress enact II. R. l90. This bill seeks to extineuish the Indian title to lands in Alaska and would appropriate S50000 to send representatives of the various tribes to Washington to negotiate for cash settlements of their claims, Rep Walter Huntley this morn ing tossed three measures into the House hopper: One to increase the school tax from s5 to Sl0 in the Territory: one to create the Soil Conservation District of Alaska and establish the Alaska Soil Conser- vation Board and the Conservation Advisory Committee; and one to appropriate one million dollars for building schools n Alaska
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SAN FRANCISCO - Admiral R. s. Edwards retired today after A ysars in the Navy and turned over his command of the Western Sea Frontier to Vice Admiral J. B Oldendorf. The new command CT has Leen Chief of the Eleven th Naval District. with head quarters in San Diego.
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Influenza
 Al Barrow

SEATTLE, Feb. 28.-IR-One na- tive child is dead in an outbreak Of influenza at Point Barrow, Alas ka, the Alaska Communications System said today. A Navy doctor is On the ground and apparently has the ccntagion under control.
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HERE FROM KIRKLAND

Rudolf Van Aalst, from Kirkland Wash, is a new registrant at the Baranof Hotel.
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TACCaAN IN JUNEAU

Roy Jchnscn, from Tacoma. Wash, arrived in Juneau by air yesterday and .s at the Gastineau Hotel.
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BULLE ' ] N 5.

HONOLULU Admiral John Tower steps down as Commander in-Chief of the Pacific Fleet to- day and Vice Admiral Louis Den field takes over.
 LONDON - Winston Churchill today in a speech, called on busi- ness men to enter politics as the British Empire was "heing cast away under the present regime, the Labor government.
 HAWKING - Chinese govern ment dispatches admit that fast striking Communist forces have advanced to within 10 miles of the Manchurian capital city of Changchun. The roar of hattle could be heard in the suburbs.
 BUFFALO The striking teach CTS have rejected New York states plan for higher pay The teach CTS say it's highly unsatisfactory and that limits any hope of speedy settlement of the five-day- old strike.
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? WEATHER REPORT
 2 Temperatures for 24-Hour
 e Period Ending 7:30 O'Clock
 This Morning. 6 In Jrneau-Maximum, 43; Q minimum, 28. . At Airport Maximum, 43, o minimum, 24.
 Q WEATHER FORECAST . Juneau and Vicinity) Q Continued fair tonight c and Saturday. Little change . in temperature. o PRECIPITATION . tPast 24 Eours endiLe 7.3o | n. today) Q In Juneau = Q inc hes; . since Feb. l, 2.44 inches: . since July l, 754l inches. c At Airport - 0 inches;
 e since Feb. l, 2.15 inches: . since July l, 4643 inches.
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SAN FRANCISCO, Weekly steamship service between Califor- nia ports and the Pacific North west is to be established by the Coastwise line. Tine service will include weekly calls at Columbia River and Puget Sound ports, both northbound and southbound.
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Let Empire ''wan-taGs" run your erIands. Cheap and efficient!
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WASHINGTON - The Senate Appropriations committee voted 8 to 5 today to allow the Office of Price Administration Sl7,991 ,3l5 to continue it's rent, rice and sugar controls until June 30.
 JERUSALEM A aeIies Of powerful explosions rocked the har- bor area of Haifa today a few hours after refugee ship carry ing 1850 uncertified immigrants was grounded off the nearby Pal estine coast.
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WASHINGTON The House Mer- chant Marine committee will ap- prove legislation next week provid- ing for the return of all merchant vessels lend-leased to Russia and Britain during the war Chairman Fred Bradley R-Mich), said to- day.
 WASHINGTON President Tru- man has sent to the Senate the peace treaty with Italy. Rumania Bulgaria and Hungary, which were signed in Paris on February 10. The Senate must ratify the pacts t-foro they become effective.
 WASHINGTON - Senate lead CTS have agreed tentatively to ear mark two billion 600 million dol lars of the budget for retirement of the public debt. Senator Know land of California said that tsis mount is one percent of tEe na- tional debt
 LONDON - The British govern ment has announced that ali cleo tlically powered plants in Britain will he back in production on Monday after an 18-day blackoat.
 MOUNT CLEMENS, Mich. - About 1.250 high school students are on strike in Mount Clemens. They're protesting a school board decision against le-hiring their principal, Monte kGcFarlane Even his pleas couldn't get the l. kds Lack to work.
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WASHINGTON Legislation
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successful selling experience, college edu-}
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