The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, March 26, 1940, Page 8

NAVALARBASE , BUILDERS WILL | INTERVIEW MEN Gruening Reques! | Periodic Visits fo’ Alaska/ -~ Cities lnsmuted al e At the <unesmm of 00v Ernest; Gruening, the Navy Department has authorized the Seims Drske, Puget Sound Company, coptractors for the Naval Alr Base com;u'ucuon at Sitka and Kodiak, Alaska, to pvflodfcnllv establish’ employment offices, at Juneau, Anchorage and Ketchikan. . Two.Tickefs Af Fairbanks; FAIRBANKS, Alaska, March 26. —Two municipal. tickets have been | filed. hete for the 'city election next, Tuesday. One ticket is headed by William | Growden for Mayor and candidates | for the City Council on his tlcket. Kanna: and Larry Rogge. The other ticket is headed by J. C.. 'Winter, attorney, for Mayor, | and ‘E. J. Zapel, North Cass and | ke “Thompson’ for . Councilmen. are Earl Heussman, Robert Mc-| [ | These offices will be in addl to those regular offices’ mainfain- cd at the sites of the work whith are to becoftinued. “The Euthori- zation provides that the contradtors will send an .employment agént. to these three places' Al least ‘once every six weeks for the purpose . of interviewing appheants Yor work and’ determining thelr’ qualifications and suitability. Advanoe-hotice of’ abost two weeks will be given‘in local pa- pers ds to the dates when the em- ployment, agents wm be alL each plaace. Re l)uwn # The cohtractors propese. as “n_re- sult of this procedurs, ' to. pstablish eligibliity listy of those found tp.be physically and otww Quaiinad so that such pergong if 'later needed in accordance with the demands of the projects may - be called 10 the work. Such peysons, §o. called, will “have transpogtation furnighed. from . the place of interview ta Kodtak 'p-nd their pay wii stal | when they are actually smployed ‘on. the Other conditions.of et also be uniforth WY 10 thidse similar employ: whqny he etseh where engagéd, i - ¥ All pérsonis. whii l)flo nor' been specifically notified , até cautlohed not to procesd ‘te Bitka, ar- Kpdlak in the hopefot i empiog- ment after anivall fkewise, . the contractors detire it that_those who' i regiatered e N, Y. ALASKA WILL EII.ARGE OPERATIONS SAYS ). K (ROWDY' With plans (0 increase the opera- tions of ‘the New York Alaska Gold Drefiging Company at: Nyak, James K: Crowdy, 'marager of the com- pany.+ is a passenger aboard the Yukon north with Mrs. Crowdy and fheir twd sons after a' winter in Pasadena. | @ne - of fhe important dredging | interests in the north the New York Alaska will enlarge its operations | by at least sixty percent this sea-| san,‘ says Mr. Crowdy. ! Twg months pid John Peter Crow- dy..korn in Pasadena, is making his Tiyst. trip.to Alaska along with his brother Jimmy, five years old and practically an old-limer. Mrs. Crow- | ay s the daughter. of Mr. and Mrs Harry Race of Kefchikan b g o A by thelr agepts ai Juneau, Anchor- ¢ and Ketchikan ate not thereby ANY " Rssurance or gaurantee Tabar emmtmnam ! "The, foregotng i’ in irtherdnce | of; the wnulcwrs previously #5tab jishéd ‘ahd. practiced palicy to give | prefersiice -in,employment to ‘quali-, | f38d - Aleik4D. cresidents, according| to An " ahnounpément ‘by Commader | i and by H W. M- | Ch of !l!! cnmrlrtlng rmdxuu usu;tnsun m:s'mm Stége-Damage(l Vupun is llulz got. Vnpu f badly bftered Pize she won. mb torn ruins of the city. ish’ ot at Venlu Cal. RESIDENTS OF ancient ‘capital of eastérn Finland, as pnrl of lhe Russo-Finnish peace barnlh | These' pictures, matle before the war's ‘end, shows-some ¢~ the-shell - |. Uncensored stories, after the War ended, disclosed that such dmn to 5 Wis widespread Aw\mzl.cd Prm pho tos from P nmnnnt News P For the third consecutive time, the University of Caifornia at Los Ageg; (right), rowed to victory over the Oregon State College cight by half a length. The race also marked the dedi¢ation of the new course The UCI-A crew’ covered lhe mo meters in six mlnutes 2-5 sceonds There is no sunstxtule for Newspaper Advetnsinn Russm 8 War Prl)z__ AIDA l[kVES R. C. Jewell for. its apn The cutter-is expected its yearly bm.smng up at ¥ Lake Washington: shipya Bremerton ‘and wlll be-gane a month. :| south was Engineer Lieu who is confined: to his vere cold. - THOMAS A. BUCKN "Chabmen of the Board 6t it t - J-Ml&i FRITZCOVEIN | m——— RETAIL CLERKS MES “ROAD PROTEST! mmdenls of the Fritz Cove road, | mpecially those employed at the Al- aska Juqea,u Wiine, yesterday.made a| | call ~on. the 'Bublic Roads. Adminis- nd asked. that in case of aqaw(all as occnmd ‘show - plow. he“'uud | e inithe: All members and vited. A membership meeting will l;e held at 8 o'clock, WEDNESDAY EVENING, March 27, 1940 at the UNION HALL. IMPORTANT MATTERS will come up and you are urged to attend this meeling. their friends are in- |an emergency but the snow plow | force was limited. |day were Doug Babcock, Ted Dan- | felsen, Larry Pitzpatrick, Clff Ma- | bound passengers on the North Sea. ‘ buyer there. by, )*‘!‘hitc)ierla a throtigh passenger on ]" the North Sea for Sitka. |cause the bus could not make the | trip, on account of the heavy snow, Many of the “miners, those using their own cars, lost iwo shifts last | | week at the mine because the high- | way was blocked by snow and their |cars could not break trail. One shift was also lost by other miners be- it was also reported. The protestants were told that every aid would be given in such American Federation ql Labor Hall WEDNESMY—MARW 0 SN v Those making the protest yester- son, Dennis Shepard and Art White, e - FISH BUYER HERE | Mr. and Mrs. Nels Berg are Sitkn" { He is' New England Fish Company * TR THROUGH Well known traveling man I. A. The Big Phnes Are Coming! If you want to live' Mcre you can see them come and go. see us about the BANTA HOME on Auke Bay. Verym Shattuck Agency ]'UNW—PHONE 249 Only one officer who d!rh not safl nt Holtz " {Seventh Street. residence wfih a se- Danv Empite ;mmu:ds an. FOR- OVERHAUL | The cutter :Haida sailed’ for Se |attle last night-under Lieut.’ overhaul. | @ be given ither the | J: Cmdr. ! or‘at about, at ‘his lNSURANCE 4 Wutast Compeny, Foundod on Apei 13, ‘10es L M-dhon Avonuo. N-w ka.w Y. Shanuck Bldg., I uneau. .mo ¥ O(W bi miz J. W Bubke. CAA- ENG N O'enn Neitzert and - G. 8. Mc- Kean, GCivil‘Aeronautics Authority gt'asll?y, vnvcd on- the, Mu Paid to Pohcyhold.u and Bcnofienmn in 193’ Increase of, 99,130,681 over 1938 - il Total of uueh p-ymnu durm( t.ho ‘past ten! yuu omudod lt 180,000,000 WO Wfll PUIES - ‘OUT ON RUNS TODA { ! Shell’ Simmons -flew out. on the 1dland ,rolite: today in the Falrchjld, taking Harold. Janes and Sath Duker | chine Shoj Hoonah, and_expecting to return ! froin Sitka with Ethel Jennison andys Amundsen ‘was to fly, to ky. today’ with ‘the Bel- mm meking one.or two trips with |, passengers, freight and mail. 8:8. ALASKA - 95% Annual Statemcnt A BRIEF DIGEST...DECEMBER 31. 1939 Ingurance in forco, Dec. 31, 19& By lmfi"!7flnfl7 over Dex.: 31, "’” New Insurance in 1939 ... ........... fibi Increasa of $4.939,100° ever |936 - g i 6. WILLI 1, DANFORTH % WLiken ""‘c._ % uu & Co. / SON, Ji Hy Prasident of the United States R Surpluo Funds romnd for GonmlCon!pn[oneln, Doc. 31 Im suu,m,ozz lmql!l’fi&}flllnnb« 3171938 : Volunmy Investment Rourv-, Dec. 31, mo ' lunfino/t!mfl‘l)nnl)« 31 1938 4 M—dnflnulfl’”l”-fl&o«mmw wamule anhdby Mmhfiadwhuwfldnmdm A more complete report uuninfiic a list of securities wn.d by the Comp-ny will gl-dly be sent ummum. BOARD OF DlRECTOR$ 'New York Life Insurance Ce. snaibeds CQMPANY' h-m-nd under' the. Lawe of M- State of New York < Prapident, R. H. Macy & Co., Ine. lrom Kewhlkm todey to join en- e¢r V. E. Rowley' in connection with beam 'station, construction to be started soon at Ralston Island. ———————— . BERNHOFER RETURNS +J. B. Bernhofer, of-the Harri Ma- Shop, returned on the Alaska after a’ brief trip, south. 1 e s e = N 'Canadian Dscount 4 B. M. Béhrends Bank. 'ndv. ALFI!D L. AIKEN Provident . $210,625,618 7 $4317,756,600 Intand $teel Co. Piun?g Bl_iek 601