The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, April 29, 1939, Page 8

TURNER RESIGNS BEHRENDS POST AFTER 29 YEARS Will Take i’osifion as Al- aska Credit Bureau Office Manager Resignation of Harley J. Turner 2 vears cashier, accountant and ager for B. M. Behrends today announced by J president of the Com- F. Mullen 'S tion is to be- { e May 1 1d he will iately become & ated witl A ka Credit Bureau in the nouncement, Mr the regret felt by workers of Mr fellow in the d ind faithfully associated with Mr. Turner carries with is new post our deep regard \cere wishes that he may f ess and enjoyment in his new duties,” Mr. Mullen declared parture of one so coming to Juneau from on, California, Mr. Turner wo positions: Firs reld but hi C. W. Young Co. -Young Hardware Co. then took over the similar work 2 the Behrends store that he has held until this time Mr uner married in Tacoma 1, a girl whom he met and c au and their three 1l been born and raised one cannot sever con- firm, after 29 nectior without a feeling of regret: but, this is compensated by the realization that I have the conorhmity of foining the staff of the Ala Credit Bureau, and the 1ctng tnat 1 will be a part of that live institution d of help in the! good werk and service it is rendering the business mén of Juneau” Mr Turr tated his position P i SIMMONS BRINGS IN 4 YESTERDAY FROM ISLAND HOP Pilot Shell Simmons brought in four passnegers from the islands last night when he returned from cov- ering the mlik route. Jake Cropley came in from Hirst, E. C. Scott from Hirst, Mike Wall from Chichagof, and John Larsen from Sitka. Herb McLean was flown from Chichagof to Sitka Yesterday evening, Simmons flew to Anne eek with a load of sup- plies for the Haydens at the power he taking as pasengers, Ray Hay- den, one and Ernie Gilligan rountrip. Today, Simmons flew to Gypsum with J. H. Tarman and Victor Sands and continued on to Hoonah with O. Thanem, Continental Can man i S i) — —_—— | HosSPITAL NOTES | ES = a — + Franklin Dufresne was dismissed from St. Ann's Hospital last night after aving received surgical care He is iperating at the family home on Main Street. William Gamble was dismissc from medical care at St. Ann's Hos pital this morning. A baby girl weighing seven pounds E ounces was born early this morning at St. Ann's Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. M. Isaacs. The little m will be known as Patricia Lynn A major operation was performed this morning at St. Ann's Hospital on Mrs. S. Whitely Bound for Juneau after an over- haul at Ketchikan, the Forest Ser- vice launch Forester was expected at Petersburg tonight. It will come to Juneau the first of the week. A Ity an Empire ad. ALASKA FEDERAL Savings and Loan Assn. of Juneau TELEPHONE | pects to arrive in Juneau Jate this Good Atfendance At Trinity Guild Card Party Here A good attendance marked the card party last evening held at the Trinity Parish Hall by members of the Trinity Guild Pries for bridge won during the | evening included: Mrs. E. H. Kase ladies high; Mrs. C. C. Rulaford, lad- ies low; Thomas Haigh, men’s high. For pinochle, Mrs. Esther O’Laugh- lin, ladies high; Mrs. Joe Gardner, ladies low; J. Anderson men’s high; John Winn, men’s low. Mrs. Fred Tiedt and Mrs. Thomas Haigh were in charge of entertain- | ment for the evening, while Mrs. Frank Boyle and Mrs. Sam Feldon supervised in the kitchen | - HAIDA RETURNS 10 JUNEAU: DUE LATE TONIGHT Coast Guard- M>essage Sur- prise as Thought at Kodiak Island The Coast Guard cutter Haida ex- evening, said a surprise message this morning from the Commander to the Collector of Customs here’ Last- heard. from the Haida she was proceeding to Kodiak Island and did not expect to be back in Ju- neau until after the seaj patrol Today's message notified the Cus- toms the cutter is coming in and asked that its mail be collected and held GLADYS FORREST HONORS OFFICERS Miss Gladys Forrest, Worthy Ma ron of the Order of tern Star ehtertained with a luncheon for her | men of Ala 'ORGANIZATION 10 AID ALASKA Washingtonians, Inc., Es- fablishes Special Com- SEATTLE, April 29. — Business ka may be interested in ka Committee the newly created Al by Washingtonians, Inc., a state- wide organization. The purpose of the new committee will be to bring a closer relationship between Alaska and the State of Washintgon. Herb- ert Hilscher, nationally known writ- er and traveler, was appointed as Chairman of the Alaska Committee by Tom Drummey, President of Washingtonians, Inc., at the last weekly meeting held at the Hote Gowman in Seattle. “We have felt for a long time we of the State of Washington have failed to understand the great im- portance of our economic and com- mercial ties with Alaska,” said Presi- dent Drummey. “It will be the duty of our Alaska Committee to pro- mote a closer relationship between citizens of Alaska and those of Washington. “We will contact Alaskans, through our committee, invite them to our meetings and generally make them aware that we are definitely inter- sted in Alaska,” continued Mr. Drummey. “We know that tourist travel to Alaska from the States is of importance to Alaskans, and will therefore take every opportunity to foster this business. We also know that itinerant labor should be dis- couraged from going to Alaska and we will do all we can in this regard.” Prominent Alaskans who have been invited to address Washingtonians, Inc., are Cok Otto F. Ohison, Miss Miriam Dickey, and Delegate to Congress Anthony J. Dimoend. - Nurses Compliment Miss Marie Storms Miss Marie Storms, whose marriage to Bernard R. McDonell will be an officers -this afternoon at Scottish|event of May 24, complimented last Rite Temple. Yellow tulips and matching tapers decorated the luncheon table for the occasion, and gifts were present- ed Mrs. Katherine Hooker, Mrs Thelma Brown and Miss Mary Wild- | es, all of whom are leaving Monday | for the states on the steamer Yukon | -ee MacDONALD LEAVE FOR ANCHORAGE T0 | etect winl vi | Washington, returning here during | the latter pe evening with a bon voyage party and miscellaneous shower following a mecting of the tineau Chanel Nurses Association at the home of Mrs. Waino Hendrickson. Assist- ing the hostess during the evening was Miss Mildred Tourney Leaving Juneau Monday afternoon the steamer Yukon, the bride- t with her parents in t of next month L N HERE GLEA! MAKE FIRE STUDY Forest Inspector William J. M Donald of the U. S. Forest Servi left on the Baranof today for An- chorage to spend the summer study- | ing fire control in the forests of the! Interior. | Bob Gleason, io engineer for Pan-American and Pacific Alaska Air s, arrived in Juneau on the Baranof this morning to spend sev- eral days in Juneau in connection with work at this end of PAA opera- tions. He is a guest at the Gastineau| Last year MacDonald made a simi- | Hotel. lar study from Fairbanks. His wife - > will join him later | Try an Empire ad ’WAQ\)a/'(//J/OLQfi = Under the Management of ROBERT ]. SCHOETTLER Offers You a new dining adventure — in the GOLD DINING ROOM Dinner—Sunday—April 30th 4 Served from 5 P. M. till 9 P. M. (Price of entree includes complete dinner) Radishes Cream of Chicken Soup, Princess or Consomme en Cup Grilled Fresh Alaska Red Salmon, Lemon Butter—85¢ Roast Prime Ribs of Beef, au jus—90c Fried Chickens Livers and Fresh Mushrooms on Toast—30¢ Roast Leg of Spring Lamb, with Jelly—90c Fried Fresh Pacific Coast Scallops, Cole Slaw. Tartar Sauce—$1.00 Special Baranof Unjointed Spring Chicken: Roast Young Tom Turkey, Dressing, Cranberry Sauce—$1.10 Grilled Filet Mignon Steak, Fresh Mushroom Sauce—$1.10 - Buttered New Baby Fresh Strawberry Sundae, Choice of Home-Made Pies, Cup Custard Featuring:"MA'S” HOME-MADE PIES—FRESH DAILY FOR RESERVATIONS Celery Ripe Olives Avocado, Shrimp or Tomato Juice Cocktail Avocado and 6runqe Salad Lima Beans Coffee or Tea CALL 800—Mary Acton, Hostess "'MRS. KENDLER T0 It's Just Different—$1.10 Baked or French Fried Potatoes Colorful Frolic - AtSchool Gym | | Held Last Night! | Umbrellas of every size and des- cription decorated the high scl.ool gymnasium last evening for the student frolic, which was attended by a large crowd in festival humor. The orchestra pit was cleverly arranged with umbrellas. Punch was served during the evening from under a huge parasol. During intermission a trio com- posed of Miss Bernice Waugh, Miss Idabell Dobson and Miss Charline | Arnold sang “The Umbrella Man.” A tap dance was presented by Miss Frances Paul and Miss Olga Paul sang two selections, “I promise You and “This Time It's Real’ - | SERVE ICE (REAM AGAIN THIS YEAR Mrs. Joseph Kendler today an- nounced the re-opening of her re- freshment services at her attractive Alaska Dairy residence along the Glacier Highway, for the new sum- mer season. For several summers now, Mrs, Kendler has welcomed Juneau and | Douglas residents motoring along | the highway to her home where! | she serves ice cream and real home-} | made cake to slake dust-parched | throats, Mrs. Kendler added that this year | ther will be an additional treat for the kiddies. Children accompanied by their parents may ride “Teddy" { the sprightly Shetland pony. Mrs. G. Naylorls | j refuse. !to a call from any part of the city Honoygd with Tea; Mrs. Helen Cass is entertaining this afternoon at her Fifth Street | home with an informal tea honoring Mrs. Gertrude Naylor, previous (o, her departure. Mrs. Naylor plans to leave for' ! the south within the next few days |on a vacation trip to California ! e - B. P. W. Club fo . Eledt New Officers Members of the Business and Pro- fessional Women's Club will meet Monday for a 12 o'clock luncheon |in the Iris Room of the Baranof Ho- tel. Reservations are requested to be made as soon as possible by call- ing 677. A large attendance is anticipated as election of officers will be a feature of the meeting. - Civil engineering students have surveyed part of the Tulane Univer- sity campus more than 500 times during the last 18 years, driving | approximately 16,000 stakes in the | campus sod. Carrots RAY HARRINGTON Chef and Maitre d’hotel e THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, SATURDAY, APRIL 29, 1939. CLEANUP TO BE CARRIED INTO OPEN TOMORROW Yards Will Be Object of Campaign-Sanitarian Aids in Drive Yards and lawns will be given a good going-over tomorrow as house- holders take advantage of the first Sunday of Juneau's cleanup cam- paign to improve the appearance of the residential districts. The campaign will last May 8. Mayor Harry I. Lucas reported to- day that Street Department trucks were being kept busy picking up The trucks will respond until to pick up refuse at the curb with- out charge. Grandson ofA Union Official Wants Alaska Job Among dozens of job-seekers writ- | ing this week to the office of Gov. John W. Troy in search of emplo; ment is John D. Lennon of New! York, grandson of John B. Lennon, | Treasurer of the American Federa- tion of Labor for 28 years under Samuel Gompers. Lennon, enclosing letters from| AFL unions in New York and Chi- cago refusing him employment, says he is willing to do anything, includ- ing farming in the Matanuska val-, ley. | | eee BLACKWELL RETURNS FROM PUBLIC ROADS SCHOOL AT CAPITAL V. M. Balckwell, Resident Engin- cer for the Bureau of Public Roads, Kaarlo Nasi, Sanitary Engineer of the Territorial Department of Health, is making a survey of un- sightly and unhealthy properties heer and wiil submit it to the City Council, which has promised to take action under city ordinance to have the places cleaned up NEW SUPT. FOR APEX EL-NIDO ARRIVES TODAY. W. H. Marquetfe fo Run Mine-Plans fo Use | Flofation Unit ‘ W. H. Marquette, mining engineer from Seattle, arrived in Juneau on the steamer Baranof this morning on his way to the Apex El-Nido mine in Lisianski Inlet Marquette has been named Super- | intendent of the well known prop- erty by the owner, Mrs. J. H. Cann. New milling equipment, including a flotation unit, is to come north soon on the motorship Silver Wave and operations, including diamond drilling to locate the main ore body. will probably get under way in about 30 days. Marquette is a guest at the Bar- anof Hotel. - - - TO FLAT Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Savage, of Flat, passed through Juneau aboard the steamer Baranof, returning to the Iditarod country for the min- ing season. { last summer. returned on the Baranof today after five months Outside. Part of the, time Blackwell attended an experi-! mental road school which the BP.R.| H. J. BAKER PIANO TUNING Conle:gplulu only One Week in City Please call early GASTINEAU HOTEL STATION KINY——5:30 P.M. Daily except Sundays & Wednesdays RN REC.U.S. PAT. OFF conducts at Washington. The bal-|— ance of his time was spent at Chica- | go and Portland. | Mrs, Blackwell and their son ac-| companied him. ! Blackwell will be in the office here until the construction seasons upens‘; when he probably will be sent to Ketchikan where he was stauonedi e e Supper Party for | Miss Alice Palmer’ Mrs. M. D. Williams was hostess last evening with supper at her| home on West Sixth Street. The affair complimented Miss Alice Paimer, bride-elect of A. F. Ghig- lione. i ) Twelve guests were present for the occasion and the evening was) spent in playing cards and sewing - - - GYPSUM MEN FLY ’ TO MINE TODAY H. Tarman, of San Francisco, backing the Camel Gypsum mine at Lyoukeen Cove on Chichagof Is- land, flew to the mine this morn- ing with Shell Simmons and a construction engineer Victor Sands. Tarman and Sands arrived in Ju- neau on the Baranof and Tarman | expects to return to town in time to catch the boat southbound. Development work is progressing at the mine and shipments are ex- pected to be made of the rich gyp- sum ores this summer. MRS. Joseph KENDLER announces the RE-OPENING SUNDAY—APRIL 30 of her Highwayside Retreat for MOTORISTS SERVING: ICE CREAM AND HOME-MADE CAKE in beautiful, refreshing surroundings. “TEDDY" (The Shetland Pony). .. is on hand for riding by all children accompanied by their parents. ————_-——'—d PR N SR All Day Tomeorrow Sunday—April 30 e+« With 3 bedrooems and garage — just completed in fine location — —ALFRED DISHA WITH DUAL PUMP VISCOSITY VALVES one of the many exclusive RAY features whick clinch RAY LEADERSHIP! RICE & AHLERS CO. Third and Franklin Streets— JUNEAU'S ROTARY CONFERENCE—May 18-19-72 PHONE 34 Open for Your Inspection NEW 6-ROOM HOUSE 10TH and D STREETS Builder and Owner Juneau’s Finest | Home Offering ° » 1z