The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, June 4, 1931, Page 8

CHAMBER ASKS LINDBERGH T0 HOP OFF HERE 3 Suggests Juneau as Point of Departure on trans- Pacific Flight Yage One) (Continuea 1 to the market in order sale e source ffect not be is one of tr taken care tinued y Tl Chamber of Com nded good wishes to hopes suce When week this ideas so successfully ed the plan ot Jobseekers Chamber Wilbur the local protest. ., he said. hose seek- their condi- homeseekers job hunters, said a letter -om him by the Chamber, g A re- of his address, sent out by a association, was unfortunate- created a wrong im- 'Skeeters” in interior Alaska bet- Reverting t ter get in their best work now be- Maj. Elliott cause the government may open Richardson H warfare on them next year. This of work. ing them but the d to hand®la | Chamber g Dunlop of the Department of Agri- He said when the time indicated from Act vas in a letter to the Secretary they can do is limi culture. bor. T do not make good ma- [came for making estimates for next chine operators. year's mosquito campaign appropri- The Commission has one Indian |ations, the Chamber’s request for crew. It cannot mix them with|funds for combatting the interior i e crev This is a condi- | pests would be given due considera- t which exists, one which e . if the Commissioned desire | Fourth Program Progressng could not possibly change, he sa | Plans for an elaborate Fourth of The great advantage of air travel [July program are well under way over ordinary methods were strik-|the Chamber was informed by the i ated in Maj. EIli-|American Legion post which, with ott T t £ to Kodiak and|the Fire De] ment, is in charge Bristol Bay. 1In two day: e said,|of the arrangements for that cele- he covered an area and did every- |bration thing he desired to do, which un-| An expression of appreciation der ordinary travel methods would |from the Senior Class of St. Ann’s School for the Chamber's courtesy have required at least six weeks. Supervisors W. J. McDon- ) last week was received. “We only LADIES® S Special, Next to Gasti LIPPERS FIVE DIFFERENT STYLES $4.95 J. M. SALOUM neau Hotel W e Inl-2-3 Phone 134 WHITMAN'S SAMPLER or 5-pound BOXES Butler Mauro Drug Co. We Deliver Betty Baxley New Frocks JUST IN! VOILES and PRINTS LIGHT and DARK SHADES Sizes:— 14 to 20 36 to 44 | === A A A A H H H A H H H H v H H H H f i A | | | 1 | | i | Meadowbrook Butter PHONE 39 | | { ! ALASKA MEAT CO. QUALITY AND SERVICE TO YOUR LIKING Austin Fresh Tamales Deliveries—10:30, 2:30, 4:30 Pioneer P Telephone 183 EMPLOYMENT OFFICE ool Hall POOL—BILLIARDS Chas. Miller, Prop. i o o il Order Y our Sugar Now BEST CA — 100 1b. Sacks e 7 At GARNICK® S--Phone 174 | ests [ regret we do not grad e fo t of the Cor-| ast of the Ket- and broad- Alaska as a| FOR INSURANCE See H. R. SHEPARD & SON Telephone 409 Valentine Building u e oftener,” said Miss Norion, President of the Cla ng the past week, the Sec- 'y's office received and answer- letters on inquiry. One of those received, signed by | Charles F. Gregg, F\ y Point, Md., |had a unique suggestion for gov- ernmental re-organization here. He offered a plan for 12 di five of which would be full Ter- itories of 25 counties each. In this way, he sa: al control would be assured th: ca C cumvent the desire of conse tionists to preserve Alaska as a cource of raw materials for future development. GANDHI BURNS FOOT WALKING BARDOLI, India, June 4.—Ma- hatma Gandhi met with a slight accident while taking a walk along the railroad tracks this morning. He stepped on an ash heap and burned his foot with a live coal. He was unable to walk back to Ashram. ————— TWO CHICHAGOF BEAR ARE SHIPPED TO Z0O Two small brown bear cubs from Chichagof Island left here this morning on the steamer Admiral Evans for Seattle with the Na- tional Zoological Park as their final destination. They have been in captivity several weeks and are almost as tame as kittens. The bears were captured near Hoonah by Indians of that place and brought here by local people from whom they were obtained by the zoo. A third cub, taken with them, is expected to be obtained and sent to the same institution. This will give the zoo a fine col- lection of Alaska brownies, as three Kodiak cubs are now en- route there. These are the cubs taken by Senator Hale on a re- cent hunt at Karluk Lake. Condition oi growing crops in Arkansas May 1 was slightly above he 10-year average. sions, | the Alaska Game Commission for ¢ | ©Old papers at The Emplre. THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, THURSDAY, JUNE ;TE ALASKA JUNEAU SENDS INJURED. MINER SOUTH [ Every Effort Will Be Made | to Save Samuel Mec- | g ; Gees’ Right Eye : i To save the eyesight of Samuel | McGee, of Douglas, miner, who was | injured in a powder blast last Sat- | urday, the Alaska Juneau Gold | Mining Company is sending him to | Seattle for the best surgical and | medical treatment and facilities | available. He left this morning in care of Mrs. Don Haley, profes- sional nurse at St. Ann’s Hospi- tal, on the steamship Admiral Evans. On his arrival at the Pu- get Sound metropolis, he will be taken to the Columbus Hospital, which, like St. Ann’s Hospital here, is conducted by the Sisters.of St Ann. “ McGee and Alexander Ambeloff of Juneau, both bulldozers in the Alaska Juncau mine, were gaught by an explosion while. theg we-e working last.Saturday might$ Both the injured men were hastily taken to St. Ann’s Hospital. McGee’s left eve was destroyed. His right eve was so badly hurt that its restora- tion to normal condition is very doubtful. Ambeloff was seriously injured. but his eyesight is not in danger. After accompanying her patien* to the hospital in Seattle, Mrs Haley will go to Victoria, B. C., to visit her father and other relatives before returning to Juneau. SNy SR ERTNE B AT THE HOTELS - Alaskan—George Clemens, Henry ry Museth, Juneau. Zynda—Prosper Ganty, M. T. Farwell, L. Rapuzzi, Skagway. (RN E aY CLYDE DAVIS IN HOSPITAL Clyde Davis of Juneau entered St. Ann’s Hospital today for medi- cal treatment. ——————— . “They Neithe BOB SMART ShoesforMen FIFTEEN STYLES TO SELECT FROM— Roll nor Cramp Your Style.” EVLIN’S OPEN EVENINGS \Three are b—r:wned While 4, 1931. HUBBARD AT DILLINGHAM ANCHORAGE, Alaska, June 4.— Father Bernard R. Hubbard reports his safe arrival at Dillingham from Holy Cross in a plane flown by Pilot Harry Blunt. He will fly to {Chignik as soon as the weather| permits where three Santa Clara College students will join him. Then the party expects to fly into the Aniakchak volcano crater and take pictures and make other explora- tions. N CHILDREN TRAPPED TIDE Attending School Pic- nic in B. C. VANCOUVER, B. C, June 4— The incoming tide trapped ten chil- dren on a sandbar and three were drowned before rescued. ‘The dead are: Julia Newcombe, aged 15; Fred Belicoff, aged 15, and Maurice Ben- nett, aged 12, all of Haze'mere. The children were part of school picnic enjoying the day at Crescent Beach, 20 miles sou‘h — - MARGARET COOK » PICNIC SUGGESTIONS For that Week-End Picnic or Camping Trip FLIES TO NOME NOME, Alaska, Junz 4—Pilot H. | W. Barnhill, with a Pacific Inter- national Airways pontoon cabin plane, arrived here today with Mrs. Margaret Cook, of Washington, D. C. Mrs. Cook is making an in- vestigation ‘of the Office of Educa- tion activities in Alaska. She is returning to the Kuskokwim section m the same plane which is en- | Girl, 11, Prize Winner In Hog Raising Contest KNOXVILLE, Tenn, June 4.— An 11-year-old girl walked off with first prize in a hog-raising contest hara She was Georgia Henderson, of Riverdale. She entered her swine in competition with those grown by boys in a fat hog show, and won L CANADA DRY Gingerale, 3 bottles ... 55¢ PEANUT CANDY : Per pound over her brother, Buster Hender- son, who took third and fifth places. It was the second time that en- tries of a girl exhibitor won first place in the annual show, said County Agent Walter O. Sharp. route to the base at Anchorage. — All-Texas Banquet Menu For Lone Star Editors KO KO KRINKLE CANDY Fresh, just in, per pound SAN ANGELO, Texas, June 4— An elaborate bill-of-fare, with every dish prepared from produce of Lone Star farms or gardens, will be placed before members of the Texas Press association at their annual convention banquet. HACK WILSON BACK IN GAME KRAFT’S CHEESE, in Jars, Old English, Camembert . CHICAGO, I&, June 4—Hack Wilson has been given another chance to come back with the Cubs. He was inserted in the line- up yesterday. Johnny Moore reported a slight leg injury, but is expected to re- turn to the game within a few days unless Hack makes good. 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