The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, June 24, 1941, Page 8

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The|ing paper is the same as developed guests will play Tripoli and will centuries ago. later be served refreshments by can- | e e e dlelight. | Included in the party are the BUY DEFENSE BONDS ‘g\ | | - r——— SO S e 2 4 ! Jones-Stevens, Inc. Pre-4th of July Dress Sale| { IS ON TODAY! | Afternoon Street Formal ALL DRESSES IN GROUPS FROM 3.99119.99 (All Sizes—12 to 46) Jones-Stevens, Inc¢ No Refunds-No Approvals-No Exchanges NE 17 CA.A. GETS NEW STINSON 1. K. McWilliams and Eu- gene Gull Arrive Here Flying from Seattle for the Civil Aeronautics Authority in Alaska, accompanied by Eugene Gull, also C,A.A. Inspector, landed late yesterday at the Juneau airport after tlying up from Seattle. McWilliams has been on a six weeks' tour of the States which took lrim to Washington on offi- cial business. Most of his time, how- ever, has been spent on the West Coast. While in Oakland, McWilliams picked up a Stinson Reliant airplane, which he fiew here for use in Alas- ka. The plane was formerly the used on forest fire duty. The planes now at the disposal of the four CAA inspectors in. the Territory total three, two Stinsons and one Fair- child, all of which can be adapted for'use on land, water or snow. The inspectors will continue to Anchorage fomorrow after complet- ing their business here. Game Slated This Evening THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, TUESDAY, 1. K. MoWilliams, Senior Inspector | property of the U. S. Forest Service,, Playing the third game this sea- | Land Here GlYEl! OPTION; May Have Choice of Resi- Fl‘om SOI,l"l dence If He Has | g More 'han 0ne + | After being delayed in Prince | George, two PAA Electras landed R iy in Juneau from the south at noon: A Selective Service rcgl.strnnt‘wdfly with only two passengers,! who, on the registration day of To4d Hunter and D. S. Harwood, July 1, has more than one place for Juneau. 1 |of residence may choose the ont¢| one of the Lodestars flew on! | which he wants recorded on his ty the Interior and the other was| ‘rcglsn-nlinn card as his place °“slmng at the field late today for residence to determine the local 4 Jater take-off. | board that will always have juris-| ope Electra flew north this diction over him, Gov. Ermest moming with R. W. MecCrary| [GrusmaR v ey | booked for Whitehorse, and E. W. On the first Territorial registra-| Gaipraith, Herbert Cole, David tion day, January 22, 1941, such yoffman and Nick Bez booked for registrants were often confused as pajrbanks. i to which place to list, the Gover-| it il nor pointed out. This was especi- |ally true in instances where men lo(Al (Ivll'A" (had legal residences in one com- | munity but had a temporary dwell- | ling place in another. As the resi-| | dence listed on the registration | [card determines what local board| has permanent jurisdiction over | ;me registrant, some of the men| later wished to change the address, ey siven, i weredenncd| Members Meet Tomorrow ‘ the privilege because Selective Ser- H vice regulations prohibit sur-n; 10 Organlze Juneau ! changes. 4 | ‘ Choice of Residence Defense Units | In the second registration on! R July 1, Governor Gruening said,| A Juneau Civilian Defense Board the registration cards will wnminior nine members has been ap- | for the registrant to list|pointed by local Director Frank la space | his place of residence. In the event | Metcalf and Mayor Harry I. Lucas |that he had more than one place,|to organize activitiees of defense 'he may list his choice as his resi-;units here. | | dence without interference or dic- | Those to serve on the Board {laliun from a registrar, the Gover-|are Metcalf, Lucas, Tom Dyer, Har- nor added. !old Knight, Dan Ralston, V. W. | In addition, the registration card|Mulvihill, Walter Scott, R. E. Ro- ! will have space for recording of a|bertson and Robert Schoettler. | mail address. This may be thesame| The new Board will hold its first as the place of residence or it may | meeting at 8 o'clock tomorrow eve- be another address where the reg-|ning in the City Hall. istrant would receive his mail more RS i s readily. | Pointing out that new Selecm'e!(BS "EWSMA“ Service regulations prescribe that ! there will be two places for ad-| dresses on the registration card, BRI“GS GAvEl Governor Gruening said: “This new procedure is expected to be a big improvement over that 1. Hunter Carrying Wood- en Gift from Gover- nor of Illinois followed in the first registration when only one space was allowed on the registration card for un address because the description of the place of residence which fixes| local board jurisdiction for once and for all is never changed while| the mailing address is subject to| change whenever the registraat| Carrying a good-will gavel from moves.” soat Republican Goy. Dwight Green of Regulations |Iinois to Gov. Ernest Gruening, The regulations, the Governor|Todd Hunter, CBS newscaster, land- pointed out, provide: It |ed in Juneau from Seattle today on ! " “The registrant shall be permit-|a northbound PAA Lodestar. | ted to determine what place he de-| A token of friendship and lib- | sires to give as his residence when|erty, the gavel was turned from he is not located in one place all Wood taken from the Sangamon |of the time. The registrar’ shall ‘ County Court House in Illinois where make no effort to dictate or'inter-|Abraham Lincoln and Stephen A. | fere with this choice.” Douglas once tried cases, and from There is no change in the pro-|wood from the stairway leading to vision that permits a local board Lincoln’s office. The head of the |of original jurisdiction, as de-Judicial hammer is from the Court termined by the place of residence|House, and the handle from the | given by the registrant, from trans- | staircase. {ferring a man’s papers to another| Hunter, in Alaska on a vacation local board for the purpose ‘of hav- trip, is seeing the Territory for the ing that board classify, physically first time and will be in Juneau un- examine, or induct the registrant, til Saturday when he will return to | Governor Gruening asserted, He/|his Chicago studios in radio station emphasized that such transfers do! WBBM. He is stopping at the Bar- not disturb the jurisdiction of the|anof Hotel. original board, however. | DR. WHITEHEAD ' JACK LEE BUSBY, 43, s PASSES AWAY HERE| GIVES UP GAVEL JUNE 24, 1941. “Tomorrow’s Styles i‘oday” HALVORSEN’S Fourth of July Clean Sweep SPECIAL SALE FOR CASH D e e DRESSES----DRESSES Final Clearance ONLY §$3.95 j - MILLINERY ALL FOR ONLY 50¢. TABLE SPECIALS Were Values Up 1o $6.50 = NOTHING OVER $1.00 || H O SIER Y—Broken Sizes Including 10% Final Clean Sweep : 5 PAIR FOR §$1.00 i HOUSE DRESSES — GIRDLES—BLOUSES 4 GLOVES —COSTUME JEWELRY HALVORSEN’S || at “Juneau’s Own Store” No Refunds—No Exchanges—No Approvals—Strictly Cash I will meet the slipping Douglas nlne! son on the Douglas lot, the Moosel | Jack Lee Busby, 43, died this on the Islanders’ own field tonight morning at St. Ann’s hospital. He| for a seven-inning contest sched-|was flown to Juneau two days a¢o§ AS ROTARY HEAD uled to start at 6 o'clock. sliding as the cellared Elks’ played tonight, weather permitting. Douglas’ last game indicated a his life. nine| walloped them 10 to 5 after wln-}water Bay. There are no known rel- ning only two other games in thejatives. entire season. The game will be pending. The remains are at the trom Tenskee in an ettort to save, Rod Darnell New President Busby had a somesite on Presh-| of Juneau Club - No Commitfees Yet | _|. Dr. W. M. Whitehead, President Funeral arrangements are: .'Charles W. Carter Mortuary, Creesplione B3 - e G e o st {of the Juneau Rotary Club for the past year, relinquished the gavel today to Rod Darnell. The new President, in turn, presented Dr. Whitehead with a Past Presi- dent’s pin. Every member of the Club was given a copy of the booklet “You Can Defend America” as a gift of the ‘outgoing Picsident. Dr. White- head reviewed t:e year's activi- ties. Darnell and S:retarr John Cauble will attend th~ [».esident's| and Secretaries’ Assciubly at Ke- lowna, B. C, July 13. to 15. Until they return, no new committees' will be appointed. Guests at today’s meeting in cluded Foster McGovern and Dar- win Meisnest of the Seattle Cham- ber of Commerce and Mac McCur- ry, new member of the B. M. Behrends staff. —,o—— ‘The annual nimber of pneu-| monia cases in the United States is about 500,000. Before introduc- tion of sulfanilamide, about 160,- 000 were fatal. ‘TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY G.E. WASHING machine, Wilson rotary séwing machine, one each, full set dishes, high chair, baby| e, electric iron and bou-d,l Y 1 Seé Marfon Wettes," las. FRAIGHT-BOURBON WHISKEY—90 PROOF, o SCHENLEY DISTILERS, CORP, NS T Ty » Classififd 54 1o The Empire AT F e SAILOR SAYS HE MURDERED MISSING MAN (Continued trom Page One®) through credit slips, some of which| were later pronounced forgeries by his father, Freeman Smith. Smith's car was fourd wrecked near Tensed, Idaho, a week later. Officers there learned a sailor was drjving it at the time of the acci- dent. 4 Halibuters ~ Sell, Seattle JEATTLE, ' June 24—Halibut ar- riyals, catches and selling prices today are as follows: From the western banks: Eldor- ado 40,000 pounds, 12% and 11 cents, selling to McCallum Legaz Pish Company; Pioneer Third 24,- 000 pounds, 13% and 11 cents, to|’ ! 1:00P. M. 18,000 pounds, 12% and 11 cents| Washington Fish and Oyster Com- ny. From the local banks—Meldon to, Booth Fisheries; Argo 20,000 ;paunds, 12% and 11 cents to Whiz ———— 2 LABOR DEPARTMENT WILL HAVE OFFICES IN ASSEMBLY APTS. Territorial Labor Commissioner Michael J. Haas will establish of- fices of the new Department of Labor in the Assembly Apartments ,on July 1. | The offices will be located in | the ground floor apartment at pres- | ent occupied by Mayor Harry I. Lucas, who is moving to make way for the new Deparment. Subscribe tor The Empire. Added Fealurel Elders fo Race On Derby Day Soap Box Derby fever is running 'a bit high in elders too. Today Bert McDowell, who is sponsoring Stan Clark in the race, challenged Henry Green, sponsor of William Forward, to a race after the Derby is completed Thursday. The men will use their entrants’ cars on the 12th Street course. e BUY DEFENSE BONDS BARTENDERS Special Megting THURSDAY, JUNE 26