The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, December 10, 1941, Page 2

PAGE TWO A Merry Way to S N4 B WX o404, s = ) 027 RN 4 = v Ly 3 e e @ Rawhide @ Saddle Leather @ Aeroplane Luggage ® Topgrain Leathers FORTNIGHTERS 18.75—52.50 WARDROBES 11.95—45.00 HAT and SHOE 11.95—42.50 TWO SUITERS 19.75—45.00 OVERNIGHTERS 6.95—22.50 VAL-A-PACS 10:95—20.00 2¥ TRAIN KI5 6.75-—20.00 N - e N SPECIAL ORDINANCE CITY OF JUNEAU AN ORDINANCE TO PROVIDE FOR EMERGENCY MEASURES TO BE PUT IN EFFECT IN JU- NEAU, ALASKA, FOR THE PRO- JTECTION, SAFETY AND WEL- FARE OF THE PEOPLE OF JU NE1U AND THEIR PROPERTY PURING THE PERIQD OF THIS Wil AND' DECLARING AN EMERGENCY. BE IT ORDAINED BY THE COMMON COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF JUNEAU, ALASKA: ection 1. That an emergency exists in Juneau, Alaska, due to war conditions and that this ordi-| nance is enacted for the purpose of aiding and protecting the in- habitants of Juneau and their property against destruction or in- jury by enemies of the United States of America and by all per- ns who promote, serve, assist, or aid such enemies, and that the provisions hereof are necessary in order to promote the safety, hap- piness and welfare of the people of Juneau. Section 2. That the Mayor of Juneau, and his successor or suc- cessors are hereby authorized and instructed to cooperate with the Juneau Civilian Defense URit, with the Army and Navy of /* United Sta and with all offijjals, offi- cel departments, bu'jaus and agencies who are authorized to act on behalf of the America and the Territory of Al in and during the continu- ance of such war conditions, Sectien 3. That the Mayor of Juneau is hereby authorized and empowered to accept the services of " the Unit and to deputize as special policemen all such members of said Unit as are recommended for such appointment to the Mayor by United States of ! Juneau Civilian Defense | g D 2 0 D g DI 2 D S R 17 S R D S D 4 m 44 ay— 'Merry Christmas” GIFT LUGGAGE IN MATCHED SETS AND PRACTICAL WAY ir very sturdy, hand- A complete stock JUNEAU'S CHRISTMAS GIFT STORE BM Behrends Co QUALI Y S/INCE /887 | ecutive officer of the Juneau Civil- ian Defense Unit concurs in or re- quests such special emergency to be declared, and the Mayor is héreby authorized and empowered, harborage which may be hereafter created by the Common Council, during periods of raids or attacks upon the City or its ple; and such matrons shall IgSH TG " bheSwelfare (of. tHA| Na.- safety during the duration of any s power to enforce the order, as special emergency, to promulgate above stated, of use and occupancy such reasonable regulations as of said harborage during such ‘per- be neces to aid in pro- iods, and to arrest any and 8l persons who wilfully violate such order of occupancy thereof, should such wilful violation result in one tecting the safety and well-being of the people of Juneau and their property during such special emer- gency; and any person who shall or more persons of prior preferen- wilfully violate any such regula- tial order thereby 'being prevented tions shall be guilty of a misde- from entering and occupying said meanor and, upon conviction, shall harborage during such raid or at- be sentenced to a term of not more |tack. Any person so wilfylly vio- than thirty (30) days in the Ju-|lating the order of occupancy of |neau municipal jail, or to a fine of 'said harborage shall be guilty of |One Hundred ($100.00) Dollars, or a misdemeanor and, upon con- to both such imprisonment and victioh, shall be sentenced to a fine. |term of not more than thirty (30) Section 6. That the days in the Juneau municipal jail, |Juneau is hereby- authorized, em- or to a fine of One Hundred powered and instructed to accept ($100.00) Dollars, or to both such ‘Lhi‘ rvices of the Juneau Civilian imprisonment and fine. |Defense Unit and its members, re- Section 10a. All special policemen |gardless of whether or mot any or and policewomen appointed or all of such members be deputized deputized by the Mayor shall upon |as special policemen, but, during entering upon their office, take a |any special emergency declared by verified Oath of Office and syb= the Mayor, all members of the Ju- scribe to it in writing to obey the neau Civilian Defense Unit shall Constitution and laws of the Unit- kave and there is hereby bestowed ed States of America, and the laws upon them the power, in the name of the Territory of Alaska, and the |of the City of Juneau, Alaska, to!crdinances of the City of Juneau. laccost all persons in public places,| No Oath of Office shall be re- streets, alleys, or highways in said quired from members of the Ju- | City, and require of them to neau Civilian Defense Unit who if any, are not appointed or deputized as s may be adopted by said Juneau special policemen or policewomen. Civilian Defense Unif, and to di-| Section 11. Any person wilfully |rect and instruct them, unless they obstructing the performance of are then on business not inimical duty of any special policeman or a to the welfare of the Nation, the member of the Juneau Civiian De- Territory, or the City, to immedi- fense Unit during any special ately proceed to their places of emergency, or refusing, without residence or domicile and to re-'gcod cause, to comply with any man out of such public place as reascnable direction or instruction off 6f the public streets, alleys. or given to him in accordance here- highways of said City during the with by any special policeman or Mayor of to ive such recognition sign, THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU, ALASKA Hot Coffee, the Director or other proper execu- continuance of such special emer- tive head of said Unit, and to pro-|gency, and to arrest any and all vide them with police badges and|persons whom they find engaged other proper insignia of their of-|or aiding in the commission of fice. acts of sabotage or any act tend- Section 3a, The Mayor is hereby |Ing to 4aid the enemies of the | member of the Juneau Civilian De- fense Unit, shall be guilty of a misdemeanor and, upon conviction, shall be sentenced to a term of not more than thirty (30) days in the Juneau municipal jail, or to a fine rized and empowered to ap-!Nation. |of One Hundred ($100.00) Dollars, point, in his discretion from time| Section b. Persons may be depu- or to both such imprisonment and to time for such periods of dura- tized as special policemen, as here- fine. ticn as he may deem expedient for|.nbetore stated, even though these| gection 11a. That there shall be the protection, safety and welfare|peisons & actually engaged in|p, ovided by the Juneau Civilian of the people of Juneau and their|uie performance of thewr duties | porengse Unit a special insignia or property, one or more special po-!uutside of the corporate boundarics‘badge which said Unit may change licemen with all the powers of|of Juneau, when the duties consist|eom ‘time to time and any person regular policemen. of preserving, watching or g““m’iwcar'u)g or using said special in- Secticn 4. That the Mayor of Ju- .ng water supply, electric supply,|gionia or badge so adopted by the neau is hereby authorized and em- or any other thing which may be|jyneay Civilian Defense Unit withs wered to accept the services of considered to generally affect either ou¢ the authority of said Juneau private persons, co-partnershipsand oy its use or in some other man-|cjyilian Defense Unit shall be corporations who are either resi- ner the welfare of the general pub- guilty of a misdemeanor and upon dents or property owners in Ju-!lic of Juneau. conviction shall be sentenced to a neau, and to deputize, with the ad- Section 9. That certain site situ-|term of no more than thirty (30) vice and consent of the Common ated beneath Calhoun Avenue, m!‘dnys in the Municipal jail or by & Council, employees of such private | the vicinity of Fifth Street and ex-|fine of One Hundred -($100.00) Dol- persons, co-partnerships and cor- tending from about opposite theljars or by sumh imprisonment and porations, as they may request to be so appointed, to act as guards Sea View Apartments to about op- posite the Knight's Apartments, is fine. Stetion 12. The Mayor of Juneau of their own property, CONDI- hereby declared to be reserved as|ijc 53 TIONED, however, that the City a harborage of safety for the pz‘o-‘;;e;er:?gh mh‘::nusgn:'},:de':gme of Juneau shall not be under ob- ple of the City of Juneau in the|of three or more of the Common ligation to pay any such employee following order, namely First, | Councilmen, to direct and require, s0 appointed as special policemen children under the age of nine-|throughout the whole or any part or guards. lteen (19) years, together with|{of the duration of any special Section 5. That the Mayor of | mothers accompanying infant chil- | emergency, declared hereunder, al Juneau is hereby authorized and|dren less than ten (10) years of cocktail lounges, beer parlors, in- empowered to declare a special|age; Second, women; and Third|toxicating - liquor selling places emergency to exist in the City of jmen pool-halls, dance-halls and othe: Jupeau at any time and for such| Sectien 10. The Mayor is hereby |places where the public commonly duration as he may deem necessary |authorized, empowered and in-frequent or congredate, to cease al for the welfare of the people of | str to appoint, with the ad-|pusiness and fo close and remair Juneau, CONDITIONED only, that|vice and consent of the Common | closed and to lock and keep lockec no such special emergency shall be|Council, one or more competent|all doors by which access may bec declnrfid_ by the Mayor unless either | women with the powers of city po-lhad to said premises; and, also, tc three "or more of the Common|licemen, as matrons to r,upel'\'ise*‘direc! and require all persons, vex- Councilmen concur in the belief(and patrol the safety harborage cept the owner, proprietor, lessee that such special emergency exists,' ~reated by the last preceding sec-land bona fide employees 61 such or unless the Director or other ex- tion hereof, and of ny othor“mruculur premises, to immediately BUMMUND UK FUBLICATION Sandwiches y R, B LSBT B ol No. 4782-A. ! . SHIP NEWS ® To: DALE V. MILLER, above de-| or u.r s D — ® fendant, GREETING: | 1V ¥ ' e Because of regulations an- | N THE NAME OF THE UNITED e nounced by the Army, move- @ STATES OF AMERICA, you are| o ments of teamers, sailing @ hereby commanded to be and appear Hot coffee and sandwiches will| 0" ¢ Seattle or arrivals @ in the above-entitled Court, ie.: In be supplied to guards of the Civilian | @ will ‘mot=be nigde public;>on the United States District Court for | gg’:x;i‘:o:’;g‘; ?:2";,:;::;“:03‘@ ¢ account of the war, until fur- e |the Teritory of Alaska, Division out by a committee of the AWVS.|® ther notice. 4 ‘g::lxir:?:’x] 3":‘;,‘18"[-(:,].:1;;2?:' al;:d Tnx,' The hot ‘coffee andi‘gandwich|® © © ©® e o © ¢ & & o & @ hecom AR | i P L wer the complaint filed against you stations, all blacked-owt, ‘are as > I |in the above-entitled action, ie.: follows! H That certain action wherein MYRNA | Recreational Room on South Dena ' ere GERTRUDE MILLER is the plain- Franklin Street, Trinity Cathedral 4 | tiff and DALE V. MILLER is the t defendant, which is numbered No. | 4782-A, on the docket of said Court | within thirty (30) days after the | completion of the period of publica- tion of said summons, which said | summons by an order made and ¢ Parish Hall (in basement), Me odist Church, Governor’s Hou Salvation Army Headquarters and Harbor Market, also Sah. Prancisco Bakery. The following organizations, the From South Rock light station, has resigned|paayo, Frank Vinkebich, Mrs. A.ltract between plaintiff and defend- | rom the Coast Guard service 10|pBaggen, Lester Bjorke, R. Carl-|ant And for such other and further | become director of juvenile recrea- girom, Emmett Conner, Charlesirelief to the Court may appear (tlon at Orange, Texas, where he Dayis, P. Holden, Elmer Lind-|just and equitable | ad been employed in similar work crom, L. L. Penny, Dave Reischl| IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have | before. L. Stevens, Otto Wilde and P. Nira.ihereunto set my hand and have af- Mr. Mestrezat's daughter Pauline,| pgssengers d the Denali|fixed the seal of the above-entitled 8| NOW Mrs. Sam F. Speerstra, who|pooked to the Westward ports are—|Court at Juneau, Alaska, this 25th | graduated at Juneau High School,|Mrs. K. Anderson, Mrs. A. J. Ray,|day of November, 1941 | makes her home in Salem, Oregon.|Mrs. George Olsen, Kenneth Olsen.|(Seal) ROBERT E. COUGHLIN, | | | | | |John P. Chase, David Crusey, John Clerk of the District Court. D. Lyons, Ann Alexander, G. G By JOHN J. GILMORE, '“DES | Alexander, Michael Alexander, John Deputy Clerk. | Arco. Mis. V. Bevington, Carol|First publication, Nov. 26, 1941, Bevington, Mrs. Julian Block, Philip | Last publication, Dec. 17, 1941, ; 'B Irene E. Brown, Mrs. Jessie - ) bty 1 Brown, Mary Brown, Mrs. H. Car- UNITED STATES High tide—6:07 a.m. 145 feet Low tide—12:25 p.m., 4.8 feet. High tide—6:07 p.m., 13.1 feet DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR GENERAL LAND OFFICE District Land Office Anchorage, Alaska Nov. 7, 1941. Notice is hereby given that How- penter, Frank Cervenka, Patrick G |Connors, Joseph Craddock, Mrs, Elsie Corm, Ruby Mae Crumby, D | V. English, Mrs. Frances Evans, Mrs depart from said premises and to|c. C. Frishee. | | proceed to their respective domi- Kee. . Hilen Pishes, ciles or places of residence, unless MDEI;;,‘:‘U o zx’:l)(‘x. Valentine Gates, }ard Erickson has made application their ‘remaining upon the public| "1 " Ginette. G. D. Grotto,| 2F ”;9;2111( 1((:11 der the Act of May 126, 48 at. 809) Anct I Serial No. 09955, for a tract of described as Lot D of the Tee bor Group of Homesites the east shore of F streets, highways, alleys and places lof the City ‘of Juneau is for the |best interests ‘of the City and not Gwendolyn Harris, J. F. Higgins | Margaret Kellogg, J. H. Kichus, Roy Lee, J. A. Leinbeck, Arne M. | tion, Territory or City. Such clos- Lundgren, Frank Lynn. |ing order may be made to apply m; Mrs. Grace Madsen, Louis Old- | ng the west shore any one or more or all of the class- royd, Evelyn Patrick, M Mary | alacka. Plat of U |es of business herein covered. Any |Pelland, Donald Piper, My Eyelyn | gagq c;mlmnmu 456 ipeyson who. shall wilfully fail or|Rapp, Berger Ringsen, William Rui- now in the files of the U |refuse to comply with suchjarder kje, Monte Salisbury, Albert Schupp,|ranq office, A . sh:n be guilty of a misdémeancr \pen . Sherman, John J. SIAter.| any and all b and, upop conviction, shall'be pun- ' p,nie) Tate, Clarence Trentman, | yersely ¥ ished by imprisonment in the Ju-|po."noo Mo 1L Waterworth | oo 28 ned neau municipal jail for not less|Ztta Tuper, Mrs. L. Waterworth,fjang should file their adverse claims than thirty. (30) days, or by a fine |Frank Waterworth, Lola Whitson, | the district land office within the Mrs. E. Winterhalter, Max Apple-'period of publication o ds of One Hundred. ($100.00) Dollar or by bath such imprisonment and |2ate, Fred Bogner, Donald Brown, thereafter, or they will be be |E. T. Meining by the provisions of the statutes. fine, hs:;ugg 13. A(n emergency is e FLORENCE L. KOLB, hereby ' declared fo exist and this e X Acting Register. ordinance shall become in effect TARPAPER First publication, Nov gchlZm immediately upon its passage and| I, Goldstein & Co. has a Last publication, Jan. 21, 1942 shall“remain in effect during such |stock of tarpaper on hand at rea- ey < sher ey time as the United States of Am-|sonable pric erica femains at war with any or| all of those countries commonly{ considered as its enemies in the present conflict. | Sectign 14. Three copies hereof | shall be posted for ten days in| three conspicuous, public places in Juneau, Alaska. Tee 1 pt { | ® Perfest comfort ® Centrally located Large Rooms Splendid food Passed and adopted by ' the all with Common Council this 9th day‘f E bath. and service £ Rsehien, e .. Special Rates to Permanent Guests HARRY I, LUCAS, | AGED ALASKANS LIEE THE Mayor. ‘ 25 | ATTEST: (City Seal) | (8igned) i ROBERT RICE, City Clerk. 4 1} —eee——— TRAVEL ON A ATTENTION nzmu&u’s 1 There will be no Rebekah'meet- gy = " ings until further notice, ¢ I Pl'lncess e | LINER ¢ adv, Juneau to Vancouver, gy e g BUY DEFENSE BONDS Victoria or Seattle SOUTHBOUND SAILINGS PRINCESS NORAH December 7, 17—January 1 THEWEATHER Y, §. Weather Bureau) U. S. DEPAR! h ?()MM.ER(‘E, WEATHER BUREAU |’ V. W. MULVIHILL Juneau, December n"—?s\mme 9:36 a.m. sunset 4:06 p.m. Agent, C. P. R——Juneau, Alaska FORECASTS: gt o 3 Wind and weather .the Gulf of Alaska tonight and Thurs.: cANAnIA“ PM:H"“: Dixon ' Entrance to Cape, Spencer: southwesterly winds, 20 to 30 MSSEEEEEEGEGEG——— miles per hour, showers:"Cape Spencer to Cape Hinchinbrook: easterly ‘to southeast % shifting to easterly to northeaster winds, Thursday, with 3 ity 15 to 30 miles per hour, snow show- ers; Cape Hinchinbrook {49+ Resurrection Bay: northeasterly winds 15 to 25 miles per hour; snow; Resurrection Bay to Kodiak northwesterly winds, 15:t0 80 miles per hour, partly cloudy with local snow showers. Southeast Alaska: -THE ATCO LINE Alaska Transportation Sngw showe's tonight and Thursday north oof Prederick Sound and rain-or snow showers tonight, becoming partly Company cloudy Monday over south portion; not much change in tempera- ture; southerly to southwesterly w.nds, 10 to 20 miles per hour. i 2 Juneau and vicinity: Rain to snow showers and not much change | SAILINGS FROM PIER 17 in temperature tonight and Thursday; lov temperature tonight SEATTLE about 31 degrees, highest Thursday 34 decrees; gentle to moderate southedsterly winds tonight, becoming light to gentle variable winds {EVERY THURSDAY Thursday. o LOCAL DATA Time Barometer Temp. Humidity Wind Velocity =~ Weathes “l:na A- “. 4:30 pm. yesterday 3002 29 98 s 12 Rain, snow | 4:30 am. today 29.67 31 100 s Snow | Noon today 29.70 32 100 s 8 Snow S. 8. TYEE ll)h'c. 1; if 8.8 INGASS ... ec. RADIO REPORTS 2 BOND Rl - % NS TOI)PAY |} PASSENGERS FREIGHT ax tempt. wes' :30a.m. recip. 4:30am.! EFRIGERATION Station last 24 hourg ! temp. tempt. 24hours Weather| = % Fairbanks 0 ‘ -8 4 0 Clear Nome 2 | 20 22 05 snow {D. B.. FEMMER—AGENT Anchorage 22 ) 11 22 [ Cloudy | { PHONE 114 NIGHT 312 Ketchikan . 38 &&k l:- 21 36 ko Snow * 3 bW ik s v 3 3 [ YD R A Y B O e AR R O T S XA . | | | | i WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1941 DAVE RAMSAY as a paid-up subscriber to The Daily Alaska Empire is invited to present this coupon this evening at the box office of the—-— CAPITOL THEATRE and receive TWO tickets to see: “MEN OF BOYS TOWN" Federal Tax—-5¢ per Person ———WATCH THIS SPACE Your Name May Appear! z ittt i §, majprity contacted this morning| With mail and freizht 1“(”“,.,:‘::\] tered by said Court in said action on | and agreed to participatg fn (he attle, the steamer Denali ar November 25th, 1941, was ordered to serving, are as follows: . & 'here last night to it be published for a period of once ; i rs before continuing it wee [ ronsecutive and | I| AWVS, Women's Club, Methodist orders b it week for four (4) consecutive and l‘ Ladies,” American Legion and Aux-|Twenty-three persons sel successive weeks, commeneing o1 iliary, Trinity Guild, Martha So-|here, leaving ihoard tic November 26th, 1941, and ending on | y clety, Lutheran Ladies Afd Society, |Cordova, Whittier and Seward December 17th, 1941, in case this| CDA, Eastern Star, Rebékah8¥ Busi-| Also in port today were the Allomang i published, or within | ness and Professional ~Women|aska Steamship f?nnfum \\tv. L | thirty (30) days after December 17th, | 16v6 Diie Junéau Dite Jinben, = # e Fidoesigti, ¢ m‘m?“-h g ‘v:[l|\¥u:‘|::l:l‘nlu atia | (AL orwithin dopty (40) days hjer | Steamer Seattle Northbound Southbound ¥ | Woman'’s: Auxiliary No. 34, ward trip yes 4 . (£d date of its service upon you per-| MT. McKINLEY Dec. 6 PRSI TR, the Mount McKinley \*‘H“" Y€ sonally, and answer the complaint | ‘“"'( N sl ¢ " 3 jturned late last night after heading | o the anove-named plaintift on file | (), : 2 3 L iSat beec 6 pAul MES'REI‘I‘ ou"S | southward yesterday morning n said Court in the above-entitled | BARANOF £ Nov. 20 Tues. 2 Mon. Dec. 8 . ad i | Those disembarking her ¢ IroMiaetion and it you fail so to appear | ALASKA Tues. - Dec. 2 Fil, 5 Wed. Dec. 10 oASI G"ARD SERVI(E‘W Denali were Mr. and MIS{ang ansyer, for want thereof, the | COLUMBIA R B e Decis AR R b |J. H. Barton L. R. Car lX‘H‘ \;:\ plluimill will apply to the )(:nun for | pENALT Sat A Vepiass 01 Fodiits ne 16 s C. Christopherson, Selma Fors, I the relief demanded in her com- | . Paul ‘Mestrezat, recently ‘on ‘leave | plorina Housel, J. L. Palmer, Mrs.|plaint je: For an absolute <l)\‘u|‘w‘“”f“l” Tues. Dec. 16 Mon. Dec 2”) of absence' ' as ‘keeper of "Eldred [, j palmer, John F. Brown, HeDry \ang dissolution of the marriage con- | ' YUKON Tues. Dec. 16 Mon. Dec.22 th S. S. Lakina at Seward for Dutch Harbor and Way Ports. FOR INFORMATION REGARDING PORTS OF CALL AND R VATIONS CALL THE ALASKA LINE PHONE 2 H. O. ADAMS, Agent ASKA.THE YEAR 'ROUND NORTHLAND TRA)[NSPORTATION COMPANY Connects wil r | Serving So | g i ALASKA COASTAL AIRLINES utheast Alaska———Passengers, Mail, Express SCHEDULED DAILY AT 10:00 A. M. Hawk An- Pel- Kim- Chicha- Inlet Hoonah goon Tenakee Todd ~iean shan gof Sitka $8 $10 $18 $10 $18 $18 $18 $18 $18 18 18 18 10 18 18 10 10 Chichagof 18 i0 18 10 18 10 5 f Kimshan 18 10 18 10 18 10 b Pelican ... 18 10 18 18 Todd 18 18 10 10 Tenakee . 10 10 10 Angoon 18 18 i Hoonah .. 10 Express Rate: 10 cents per pound—Minimum Charge 60c SCHEDULED MONDAY and THURSDAY" Ketchikan Kasaan Wrangell Petersburg Kake Juneau $31.00 $31.00 $20.00 $18.00 $25.00 Kake 25.00 25.00 25.00 12,50 Petersburg . 18.00 18.00 7.50 Wrangel! . 15.00 15.00 Kasaan . 10.00 | % p‘ress Rate: 25¢ per pound—Minimum of $1.00 FOR INFORMATION ON TRIPS TO HAINES, HASSELBURG, SKAGWAY, TAKU LODGE: Phone 612 Round Trip Fare: Twice One-Way Fare, Less 10% An additional charge will be made for single passengers to flag stops. P e e P AN AMERICAN AIRWAYS || AR 10% off twice one-way fares, when purchased in advance. Fairbanks, Alaska Flat, Alaska ..... Golovin, Alaska Juneau, Aaska . McGrath ... Nome, Alaska Nulato, Alaska Ophir, Alaska .. Seattle, Wash., US.A. 236 Whitehorse, Y. T.. Can. 144 119 $120 To Seattle From Seattle To Fairbanks = Frfm Fairbanks Tuesday Sunday Sunday Monday Thursday Tuesday Tuesday Tuesday Friday ‘Wednesday “Wednesday ‘Wednesday Sunday Friday Friday Thursday Saturday Friday , | Saturday Effective Nov. 1, 1941 L. A, DELEBECQUE—Disjfit Sales Manager l - TN [ R