Tsft-Harlley At! !
tailed by Truman j
In Copper Strike i
WASHINGTON, Aug. 31—Itfl—|
Efforts to settle the wage dispute
which has shut down most of the
nation's copper industry continued
today despite an initial step by.
President Truman to obtain a
back-to-work order from the
courts.
The President Issued an exec
utive order last night to put the
emergency machinery of the
Taft-Hartley Labor Act in mo
tion In a strike for the tirst time
in 20 months.
The strike, which Mr. Truman
earlier termed a serious threat to
the national defense program be
cause copper is a scarce and crit
ical metal, started Monday.
The President named a three
man hoard of inquiry which went
to work at once, in an effort to
report back on the facts by next
Tu' day, as requested by the Pres
ident. The board is no' author
ized to recommend a settlement.
Hospital Holes
Admitted to St. Ann’s hospital
Thursday were LeRoy Nelson. Mrs.
Mary La Valle. George Butare; dis
missed were Marti Rikala, Mrs. A.
Grant and baby boy.
Born at St, Ann’s hospital to Mrs.
J. W. Gibson at 10:25 a.m. Thursday,
a boy weighing 8 pounds 4 ounces;
born to Mrs. Kenneth Gellow at
10:50 p.m., a boy weighing 6 pounds
7 ounces.
Dismissed from the Government
hospital Thursday were Naomi Ka
nosh of Angoon and Clara Wilson
of Douglas. There were no admis
sions.
Born at the Government hospital
to Mrs. Matthew Fred of Angoon at
12:21 a.m., Friday, a girl weighing
6 pounds 14 ounces.
— EMPIRE WANT ADS PAT —
New 'Rolling Weapon' <
Unveiled by Huks j
MANILA, Aug. 31—l/P—Commu
nist Huks unveiled a new weapon
against army patrols in Batangas
Province today.
When troops found them in a
ravine they flew up a mountain
side.
Then they relied huge boulders
-flown the only pathway.
Under cover of this ‘'barrage,”
they escaped.
OLDTIMER IN SALMON'
BUSINESS IN ALASKA
FOR FIRST SEASON
Though it is his first season
with the canning industry in Al
aska, the salmon business is not
new to William B. Wootton, first
vice president of Columbia River
Packers Association and manager
of the company's cannery at Ex
cursion Inlet.
Wootton, has been with Colum
bia River Packers "most of my
liie.” The cannery, burned out in
the spring of 1948, is a two-line
operation.
Wootton was one of the many
cannery executives in Juneau
i Thursday to meet with the Fish
and Wildlife prvice in seeking ex
I tension of the season.
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1st Mass Execution
Reported tor August
In Red China Capital
j HONG KONG, Aug. 31—<#»—Pei
j ping newspapers arriving here an
nounce the execution of 237 "coun
i ter-nrvolutionaries” in Red China.
I It was the first mass execution
! reported from the capital this
! month.
i The newspapers also reported
I that nearly 3,000 others were giv
I en iail sentences.
NOTICE
Regular meeting of Pioneers of
Alaska Igloo No. 6 and Ladies
Auxiliary, Friday, August 31, 1951.
I.O.O.F. Aall at 8 p.m. 899-3t
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Cruise Ship Sails
On Season's Last
Trip to Skagway
VANCOUVER, B. C. Aug. 29—
(Special'—Winding up a busy Al
aska summer tourist season, Can
adian National’s SS Prince George
left port here Tuesday night for the
10-day round trip to Skagway with
•A- capacity.- Joad_.pl. .pAssangers—
When the cruiser returns to her
berth here Sept. 7, she will have
completed nine 10-day voyages to
Skagway with stops at Juneau dur
ing her fourth season in service.
With every sailing at capacity, the
Prince George has carried 2,300
tourists, majority of whom are from
the United States.
After concluding her cruise sched
ule, the Prince George will replace
the Prince Rupert in the company’s
weekly service between Vancouver
and Ketchikan.
RAY HOPE WILL VISIT
HIS DAUGHTER AT SITKA
Ray Hope, operator of the second
hand store bearing his name, is
leaving tomorrow for Sitka where he
wil visit his daughter Joyce who
is in the orthopedic ward at the
Mt. Edgecumbe Hospital for a sp n
al operation. It is not known at this
time, Hope said, when the opera
tion will take place.
Miss Hope was Juneau’s Fourth
of July Queen this year.
JOINT MEETING TUESDAY
OF LIONS AND ROTARY
J. W. Leivers, clerk of the district
court, who accompanied Leroy West
Jr., to the national Soap Box Derby
in Akron, Ohio, will speak at a joint
meeting of the Juneau Rotary and
Lions clubs next Tuesday noon at
the Baranof Hotel.
He will give a report on the trip
and show slides.
NOTICE
No parking will be allowed 01
5th Street between Main an:
Franklin beginning Sept. 4, ex
cept of Saturdays and Sundays be
cause the street must be kept clear
for school buses. Juneau City
Police. 900-3t
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