and Mrs. C. P. Jenne. She is a
graduate of Juneau High School,
where she attained a high scholar-1
ship rating. She was awarded the
Juneau Business and Professional
Women's Club scholarship of $50,
and also won a $500 award from
Mills College.
Mrs. Jenne will leave Seattle for
Juneau on the steamer North Sea
on August 19.
warrackTothers
ON HOP to SITKA
At 11 o’clock this morning, the
Alaska Airport Stinson seaplane
flown by Sheldon Simmons, took
off for Sitka with J. B. Warrack.
of the Warrack Construction Co.,
E. Hanson, and R. D. Baker who
will return with the plane.
Harry Lucas, H. A. Gerstman and
Tom Morgan, who aslo will make a
round-trip, have engaged passage on
a later flight to Sitka tonight.
Frank Nefrey, former deputy
United States Marshal at Skagway
who has been on a visit with Albert
White here for four months, left
for Vancouver, B. C., on the Prin
cess Alice,
t
MEASURE GOES
TO PRESIDENT
AS REQUESTED
Virtually No Change Made
in Form of Roosvelt’s
Vast Program
LAST MINUTE FIGHT
OVER AMENDMENT
Administration s Tax Plan
Heading Into An
other Major Test
WASHINGTON, Aug. 9.—The
Senate approved the social se
curity bill late this afternoon.
PASSAGE FORECAST
WASHINGTON, Aug. 9—Senate
leaders today believed President
Roosevelt's vast social security pro
gram was near passage and would
be delivered to the White House
virtually in the form the President
asked for It.
Only a last minute fight for an
amendment to exclude private pen
sion plans stood In the way of final
approval.
