The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, January 31, 1942, Page 6

PAGESIX "~ MASTERPLAN Ball, Party FOR HOUSING ' Will Attract IS PRESENTED Many Tonight E. M. Polley, Home De- Players fo Assemble at fense Unit Head, Lists Baranof, Dancers Go Emergegc)i Shelters to Elks’ Ballroom Winning praise from fellow mem- bers of the Civilian Defense Board, E. M. Polley last night presented | § a comprehensive plan for shelter-|SiXtieth anniversary, Gastinea ing ill and injured persons during | Channel residents will throng the any emergency at substitute hos. Baranof Hotel and the Elks Ball- pitals on the Glacier Highway. De-|rocm tonight for the annual card fense Unit heads met at the City|parties and dance, proceeds of Hall, which go to the National Founda- | Polley revealed the city has been!tion for Infantile Paralysis. divided into districts and provisions!| While many will ‘dance so others made . of evacuating any district| may walk,” pinochle and bridge| which should meet with fire, land-|players will gather in the lobby slide or any @isaster temporarily|and Gold Room of the Baranof| forcing householders to leave 4heir|where tables will be set up, Tickets homes. |are $165 each and may be pur-| Througih the cooperation of the|.nased at any hotel or at the Forest Service, suppiles of fuel oil,|.qrq party or dance ! gasoline, lubricating oil, blankets,| ppe card party will start at 9| il o e, Wil lo'clock, the dancinz at 10 o'clock. POy e A ald| " 1)) dications are that the birthday | equipment and several nec-{ iobration will be a festive occa cssary- items have been stored in| : e Regpipt quantity at Glacter Highway depots, |Si00 in Juneau. Many private af-) Temporary Hospitals fairs are scheduled b_z-rnu- the 0(-‘ If necessary to move hospital pa- |ficial celebration begins. tients from the city, they would! ™ Z be taken directly to new temporary | Shrine of St. Terese, 1t Mile 23, hospitals in emergency ambulances |was inspected and would provide | which have been chosen and as- |[shelter for 85 persons, if such a signed to definite emergency sta- |group were evacuated from Jur tions, Polley said A community type kitchen is ava In case homes should be des- |able troyed, Polley pointed out, the | block wardens would distribute Hospital patients would be ac- cards to each family affected, tell- |comodated at the Montana Creek| ing them where to go for housing ‘ccc Camp, Polley said, where and what transportation to use.i44 beds are available, plus living Through the census taken by the 'an dkitchen quarters for the nurs- American Legion and Auxiliary, it |ing staff was possible to make plans for | Polley noted that the Office of contingencies affecting any and|Indian Affairs soon will store 800 every person in each block. Polley's|tons of food at highway depots to| master plan would commence op-|care for persons coming under that | eration immediately, if an emer-|department’s jurisdiction during an| gency occured emergency. | Polley said that the Catholic; Any highway resident desiring to ity . —— ‘xlorr- auxiliary supplies of fuel oil, | lubricating oil or gasoline should | LISTEN to the jget in touch with Martin Lynch, {Polley advised. Lynch has volun- | KINY SUNDAY MATINEE :xeered the use of his large garage | as a storage depot for highway resi- SUNDAY AFTERNOON February 1st—from | dents. 2 to 3 o'clock | ECIAL? DVORAK, SYMPHON‘Y No. ! HAVE YOUR 5 in E MINOR—Played by SUNDAY DINNER Leopold Stokowski and the All- at the American Youth Orchestra. Co- BUS DEPOT Home-cooked ROAST lum::x:;;:M:l;gz;E‘s GRAND TURKEY DINNEB‘ £ oawvon surte — piased Home-made Rolls, and Orchestra. Columbia set MM-463. Pumpkin Pie The above Columbia sets are | - 5¢ Served from 12 Noon Joining the of the nation in celebration of President Roosevelt’s! CCC Facilities available at the ALASKA MUSIC SUPPLY Hutchings’ Economy Market For Victory 3 WITH EACH $2.00 CASH PURCHASE WE WILL GIVE ONE 10-CENT VICTORY STAMP—EFFECTIVE TODAY AND UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE HUTCHINGS’ ruos ECONOMY MARKET 429 Located in George Bros. Store Quality Meats Only at All Times GEORGE BROS. CASH COUPONS ACCEPTED TRy { % John A. Young Cowling & Davlin Co. Florence Beauty Shop Juneau Florists The B. M. Behrends Bank Alaska Meat Co. Electric Service Shop Alaska Music Supply Capitol Cafe Juneau-Young Hardware Co. Royal Cafe George Brothers % Hutchings’ Economy Market California Grocery and Meat Market Snow White Laundry Crystal Snow Jenne Alaska Dock and Storage Co. Peerless Bakery "'Sabin's” Juneau and Douglas Telephone Co. D. B. Femmer Royal Blue Cab Pioneer Cafe H. R. VanderLeest J. C. Cooper Chas. W. Carter : W - TONIGHT, JANUARY 31st, DANCEat . . . STARTING AT 10 P. M. THE ELKS’ HALL W B. M. Behrends Co. Thomas Hardware Co. Parsons Electric Co. 20th Century Meat Market John Pastl Guy Smith-Drugs Harry Race-Druggist Alaska Trading Co. 0. Bodding Transfer Juneau Lumber Mills Columbia Lumber Co. North Transfer and Garbage Service The Snap Shoppe - Triangle Bar-W. K. Burford Jones-Stevens Triplex Cleaners Ryan Transfer Jim Ellen's Cash Grocery West Coast Grocery Co. Juneau Paint Store Thibodeau's Cash Grocery Rice & Ahlers Co. DANCE - 1hat ofhers may WALK'/ This Space Sponsored by the Firms and Persons Listed Below: ™ Channel Apparel Shop | Krafft Manufacturing Co. Devlin's Hollywood Shoe Parlor Sigrid's Beauty Salon G. E. Krause Percy's Cafe Fred Henning's Men's Store San Francisco Bakery l Juneau Drug Co. Alaska Laundry Yellow Cab \ \ Doris Giulian's Baranof Beauty Salon \ Yurman Fur Factory L. Goldstein Home Grocery and American Meat \ \ Juneau Melody House Baranof Hotel \ \ Ludwig Nelson Jewelry Store Juneau Laundry Geo. M. Simpkins Co. Harbor Shurfine Market William Hixson PAY 1942 PLAY CARDSat . . . % THE BARANOF HOTEL STARTING AT 9 P. M.