The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, June 21, 1932, Page 8

rs VISIT ALASKA, ABOARD ALASKA Steamer Sails Friday In- augurating Southeast Sl!.’ll”“‘\ dervice been made for the SpPi rip. The vessel Officials of ship Company Associated Press Photo Other delegates to the Repub- i pro-| lican National Convention at gedo| Chicago were loud in their Ket-| praise of the cool lake breezes, but not Edward A. Rasmuson, National Committeeman from Alaska. He wanted an electric fan as soon as he arrived. and to Muir F rst call at Muir ears, it was | one «wf Lh(‘ s AT SITKA NOW ! any. i v',]',)v:‘f””‘,‘i”,'\n W(mn\np l t“b( th Bllng< and Juneau ship | ) 3 3 et 12 Passengers Here on Weekly Trip i will en- ain on Pacific —_ Railway for the East | There heavy run of king| Rotarians Meet and large quan- Playing host to overseas Rotar- |tities being bought ians from at least fifty countries by Wi is the assignment of the overseas|and L. committee of the convention coun- |ing to s cil the Rotary International by Robert Coughlin, purser on the ‘Convention in Seattle, starting yes- | motorship sbeth, which returned terday |here yesterday from h regula The committee, headed by L. W.|weekly voy4 0 Sitka. Some of T, general agent of the Alaska |the pm(‘lmwd fish is going into camship Company, made elab-|freezers of the Cold Storage at for the comfort °"L , but most of the catches are ainment of the overseas |being mild-cured in the opinion of | s and \\11' l)« on lmnu to p)- Vlr Coughlin The Si brought 12 Seattle to which they wish to go. ers to Jur rrangements ports, namely: for all overseas vis- om Sitka—C. R. Cameron, H e at the Olympic son, Mr. and Mrs. J. Panamar- eadquarters and |koff, Helen Schrey From Chichagof—John Bj m Angoon—Eimer G 1g From Tenakee—Nels Saari, Miss vided in the House |, Cashen of Friendst e Civic Audi From Hoonah—Miss Bessie Pratt ium, wh a spacious and From Gypsum—Dave Housel, F. fortable lounge is set aside Metcalf, Arvid J n. their use. e Though representing many na- | tionalities, most of the overseas| understand and speak Eng- | 1 will simplify the com- | work. If need for inter- TS arises, arrangements to cure them have been made with | the foreign language department of the Seattle High Schools. - e MRS. MORGAN NOW ON WAY TO JUNEAU; | TROY OFF FOR EAST| Mrs. Harry Morgan and daugh- ter Joan left Vancouver last night UUESTIUN OF WAR DEBTS TO mittee's pre Reconsider Two World Topics on the steamer Prince Rupert for| LAUSANNE, June 21.—Reports Juneau according to & cablegram [here said the United States has received by her sister, Mrs. Rob- |0fficially agreed to the reopening ert Bender of the question of European war The same cablegram stated that |9€Pts .\n(i conditional disarmament ¢ v |agreements at Geneva. o eage oy aefy this MOMINE | "iited States Representative Gibson, at the Disarmament Con- ference, told French Premier Her- riot that the United States will not listen to any appeals for can- cellation of war debts so long as Europe continues spending vast {sums for arms. e cratic National Convention - | An alloy of magnesivm is being | manufactured in Germs ny and Italy for airplane parts and furnishings that is lighter than aluminum al- loys. —_— e Dld papers 1or saie at The Empire Daily Empire Want Ads Pay Our WATCH SERVICE DEPARTMENT o+« is qualified to give your timepiece ‘*he expert attention it deservas, THE NUGGET T'he Leader Department Store GEORGE BROTHERS GOOD BUTTER CREAMERY—Solid pounds FLOUR—Good Baking, 49-lb. sack GARNICK’S—-Phone 174 BE REOPENED United States Agrees to] = "GOMING UP IN ON CANNERY TRIP - LEAGUE FIGHTTO BRISTOL BAY Flag Makes All Three | ward on Return from Games Important { = i Southeast League, Having returned yesterday after- 1 the!noon from a three- -day tour of 1 M\nk—‘soll.hcnsl. canneries of the Naket mes on, Packing Company, the seaplane all come Chichagof, Pilot Anscel Both and Mechanic Gordon Graham Legion left its Juneau base this forenoon the for the Bristol Bay district. The | the | outfits here today were W. B. PFriele of the Naket Packing Company; C P. Hale, of the Bristol Bay Pack- ers, and Mrs. James E. Huffman government nurse stationed at Ya- | games Moose in one. The Ves points a the Moose 1 which Bills. of s game the won fr the places visited were Ketchikan Hidden Inlet, Waterfall and Union Bay. The tour was made by Mr Friele, E. Bushman and H. Stack- pole, the latter two like Mr. Friele must be won from the Moose which have already won six and lost five {L:.lmc.» f the Vets won two from and then lost to the | Moos: e game count would be peing associated with the Nake seven wins and five losses for both | company the Vets and Paps. | Mr. Friele came here on the Pete Schmitz, who was assigned | plane yesterday afternoon, Mr [to the Legion this season, but Who Bychman and Mr. Stackpole did did not report for duty, walked nos come to this oity, |into the fold yesterday and was PRSI R R E ned a uniform. If he is in and he says he is, he will sent to the mound tonight gainst the Elks, leaving Bob Kea- on available for the Vets next game against the Moose. Manag; Andrews of the Elks is in a bad way for pitchers to-| | night Manning, hit on both| wrists last night, will hardly be in | shape to work. Junge pitched half |a game last night and may have 0 go the whole route tonight. B Wl 1ISS YETIVE TAAKE IS HERE TO VISIT PULLENS REV. B. R. CLOSE IS ASSIGNED TO JUNEAU CHURCH (Will Succeed Rev. George | James as Pastor of Meth. Episcopal = Taake, who spent |sometime here several years ago a Red Cross Nurse and covered jmost of the Territory investigat- |ing child health conditions, is here Ifor a wi sit with Mr. and Mrs. W. |S. Plllen. Miss Taake is now do- ing child welfare work for the | Seattle Public Scfiool systém. | Northwest Conference of Methodist R | Episcopal Church yesterday after- | MISS O'NEIL RETURNS | noon. | TO LOCAL HEADQUARTERS | Other assignments in Alaska are |as follows: Miss Bess O'Weill, fiscal fl.geml Ketchikan—Rev. C. L. 'Walker, for the United States Bureau of, Nome—Rev. F. W. Baldwin. Public Roads, returned here today‘ Seward—Rev. E. E. Reisner. after an absence of six months,| Jesse Lee Home—O. T. Hatton spent in the Seattle office of the| Seldovia—Rev. Leon 8. Vincent. | Bureau. She will make her head-| Unalaska—Rev. A. J. ‘Armstrong. | quarters here as usual until after| Several of the ministers are, re- Miss Yetive TACOMA, Wash., Rev. H. R. Close has been assigned to the pastorate of the Metropoli- tan Methodist Episcopal Church at Juneau, succeeding the Rev. George E. 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PLUMBING HEATING SHEET METAL “We tell you in advance what job will cost” CRUCIAL GAMES (CHICHAGOF GUES‘ Close Race for First Half Airplane Leaves for West-| Eckmann | Ifla;( h aircraft will visit canneries of the | Elks have a Naket company and of the Bristol iple Bay Packers in that area. ez Those Aboard Plane | | be Aboard the plane, beside the ;:Ew pilot and mechanic, when it lef om kutat, who is returning ther | The former have won one less and On the flight westward stops wil Jost one less than the la The be made at Yakutat, Cordova, anc Veterans have to beat the Moose Secldovia. The most westerly point |in order to win. But if they beat to be visited is Nakeen. ithe Paps and drop their two en- The plane is scheduled to be counters to the Elks each team here next Thursday. With will then have .won six and lost 1 return Mr. Friele. |six games, tying the count for th2 Southeast Alaska Flight half and necessitating a round On the recent Southeast Alaska | robin playoff. cannery tour, the Chichagof left| The s can win by win-| juneau last Friday evening. Among | ning two games, but one of them 21—The | ACROSS . Launder English river 0. Gael 14. Italian town 15. Kind of duck 16 Great Lake | 17 Precious stone See Men's patri- American humorist the weight of a container . Tdlers | 290 Keep from | injury | 32. Sea nymph . Having organs of hearing . Greek mountaln Solution of Yesterday's Puzzle Daily Cross-word Puzzle 10. Japznese coln L Marked by foiding’ . Tributury of the Seine . Make trial of . Propelled a small boat Musical sound Ibsen char- acter Decree be- Oce; plural of pea . Scarcer 3. Empty Accustom Has the courage Satlate Truths Checkered DOEEEY eSS fabrics . Third king of §6. Superlative 38. 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Triangular Repacks LARGER RADIO PLANT NEEDED 'No Funds Falflable, How- | ever—'Will Do Best We Can,” Olmstead Says | The Signal Corps will better its {radio communications system in | Alaska as rapidly as funds made available by -Congress will permit | according to Lieut. Col. Dawson Olmstead, Officer in Charge of the system, who visited here Mon- day enroute to his headquarters in Seaftle after a visit as far as | Fairbanks, Some betterments will be made to the local station in the immediate future which should improve the service materially, he! added. Funds for a new statlon, which is badly needed here, are not now available, and will not be during | {the coming fiscal year, Col. Olm- istead declared. “We will do our best to give Juneau dependable | | communication, and that’s the most we can promise,” he added. He made the trip through the Interior with Gov. George A. Parks, visiting [Eagle, Circle, Fairbanks, and points along the Alaska Rail- road, including McKinley National Park. He went through the local plant and will visit other stations south of here enroute to Seattle. Radio Engineer Hoke, who has been at Skagway for three weeks installing new equipment there, will come here as soon as he completes his work in the Lynn Canal town. He will study the lo- | cal situation and make an effort to improve reception here. iy L MISS GRETCHEN D'LEO IS ENROUTE TO CORDOVA | | Miss Gretchen DeLeo, who has | been attending Mills College at | Oakland, (Calif., visited friends here |today while the Yukon was in port. She is enroute to her home in Cordova to spend the summer | said: - HERE,ADMITTED vacation, LETTRRE & . . . . . ""'"“ . . . I5cand 13c GREENEINIONS | .. 50 im0 'l YAMS, 3pounds . iy iiiinsianhor v 29280 GREEN PEPPERS, pound . . . . . . . . . . 35¢c We Have CASABAS, GRAPES, GOOSEBERRIES, CHERRIES, Etc. 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