The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, December 24, 1942, Page 2

PAGE TWO THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU ALASKA THURSDAY, DECEMBER 24, 1942 4 Tl ASKAARMYAR | Gomer Goes fo Work ~ SOKOWINON TG o T CAN FLY | £~ FORCE PILOT GETS e | Gl e o i JUNEAU 1o MEDM"HEROK Mg ; . e P o | Anchorage . Kodiak Fairbanks ) ) 4] : , Bethlehem Steel i : monwealth and Southern i, Curtiss | i FEI:’;IESAED%SARTE?S :‘)I:?sfi" DE/; | Wright 67, International Harvester Yakuta‘ va]dez Nome 4 MM » pEERn 591, Kennecott 28':, New York | pilot of the Army Air Force, First sther 3 . Disitenant Sidney M. Richman, has Prithis, woem i g« SOTRVE Seward Bristol Bay been awarded a Soldier's Medal for $4.04 oAy 4 K & K, ; » , uskokwim and Yukon Points rescuing another s| ilot from I ™ pgaskan gie Dow, Jones averages Wednesday | Vierry |in 31 states (OPEN HOUSE for sevie| ALASK A STA R | AMERICAN LEE(‘;ION pUGOYL | A l B L l N E S 3 | EVERY NIGHT Except each Monday and first B,\RAI\(I)(%;’:‘;{O'I‘EL P h 0 'l e 6 6 7 Tuesday evening of the month. L RINORTHLAND B tenant Richman, without hesitation and with utter disregard for his own personal safety, succeeded in rescuing another pilot who, attempt- ing 10 make an emergency landing, had crashed in flames. He removed the unconseious pilot from the burn- ing plane at great peril of being himself burned or injured from ex- ploding ammunition i Lieutenant Richman, whose act is officially described as one of bravery and courage, reflecting great credit on the military service, hails from | Oshkosh, Wisconsin, where he form- a burning plane. 7 g The award was made by command | were as f'(;]lm\'s Ir{du als, 119.07; | ed - {‘ Hogom t %ot Major General Simon Bolivar +| rails, 27.18; utilities, 14.02. nesday rrlday s“nday JQ}'E’ @fi’ m“s ; Buckner, Jr.,, Commanding General & RE | ; of the Alaska Defense Command | The United States automotive ; On October 29 last, First Lieu- indistry is comprised of 986 plants Kreryone COSOOCC 1%a; Christmas, 1542, for you and yours, be the happiest, merriest Chrisimas ever . . . DN NN NN May all the warmth, the ; arly lived at 245 Elmwood Avenue. ) friendship, and good will of % e | . Bl TRANSPORTATION.COMPANY o v come o o (VUMEADITED | Fawein s | [ ' for homes and may peace come withit . . . R M Behrends Co OVER HOLIDAY | Christmas eve and Christmas Day will be observed in Junean by many open houses and dinner parties given by residents in their homes either tonight or tomorrow. Tonight many plan to attend Mid- night Mass at one of the several Hart Schafiner & Marx Suiis and Overcoals B R y and QUALITY SINCE /887 churches at which they will be : ; neld, after spending the early eve- - S 5 | FLORSHEIM ning delivery gifts or greetings to| Lefty Gomez, New York Yankee pitcher, got his lunch box and an their friends. extra tidbit from his pretty wife, the former actress June O'Dea, at Lo Among those who are entertain-| Lexington, Mass., as he set out for work at the General Electric Com- :ns éhuxe;eengg srehMr- Slndbchs-‘ pany’s River Works at Lynn, Mass. At the plant Gomez is No. 10196 . " obertson, who Wwi at a A | and gets $40 a week. nome to a group of friends; Mr.| 8 4 S L nd Mrs. A. B. Phillips,- who will i B < be dinner hosts to 20 guests, and Slx ALASKANS ARE rown, Br., of Kodiak; Richard E, ORDER YOUR 'f Slant. and Mys. R, -1 Willams who Sullivan, 18, son of Mr. and Mrs. i e 16t gt |3, B. Sullvan of Scagvay, and RABBIT SKINS { ALASKA COASTAL AIRLINES heir apartment at the BflranofiIRA'"ING FoR NAVY rt J. Wright, 24, son of Mr.| NOw ! Serv eqas ask 'asse: il, Express ey ! ‘ {ana Mrs. E. E. Jenkins, of Ket- Tanned, cleaned and all | ) mg[?;’(‘:hTR:PN %: i dl; 4 nqtm; ';:‘;’LM | Tomorrow, Christmas dinner par- EHRn. Tandy 1o Hake S ! . R i b ypey ) | Hes ati Baie cived By A agA J AR O VALCAUDA FUR COMPANY | { Hawk An- s i Pel- Kgm- Ch‘flfm-mka L ¢ ), £y e | P ASHING T a) 0! | Ars. R. J. Sommers who will have | S ‘ ki 14 SEEAAHR FARBIRION i 4 G T YTl T T TR T Al . ) e T i R 4 B Sah o ond M0% B Dol BARHAGUT, Tdaho, Dec. 2t —|, Aargss .the SEpRme A Wpo peils | s S st i e N M R 3 . P . . 3 . 3 a jac » | tur] 88 1S rist- Williams who will be joint hosts slbf new A'l“e““‘“‘ Bl‘fe‘J“L“e‘s emiE s t“‘: i ‘zf XS:;“;I THE M. V. BEILBY Kimshan 18 10, 18 10 18 A0 n d at the Stewart residence to elght:| S co up 1\1{1llx\g g ool fishing e | will leave Junean for Petersburg, (§ Pelican .. 18 10 18 18 Qur Dry Goods Depaflments an Mr. and Mrs J P Willlams by |Alsska to train at Farragut for |# Port Alexander and Way Ports v e e S N T 416 DAl s Ghats: Mr. aniats lthc job of whipping the Axis foes| ¢ PERERE = EVERY WEDNESDAY AT 6 A. M. § Tenakee. 10 10 10 Men's SI il . CLOSED g et e A ey, [from the decks of U. §. warships BUY DEFENSE BONDS | Please have all freight on City Dock || Anscon .18 18 ien s flOp will remain Jep i 4 aving ten| . wrpe Alaskan sailormen under- | m——— Z e~ | Tuesday, before 4 P. M. || Hoonah .. 10 suests in their Baranof Hotel golng an intensive pruw“fim of 1c~“ A J. H‘ SA‘WYER Express Rate: 10 cents per pound—Minimum Charge 60c e - | penthouse; Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Ro- K7 3 LR Lo / i | Round Trip Fare: Twice; One-Way Fare, less 10% SATURDAY, DECEMBER 26, and | bertson, Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Cleve- g’;:’:io;‘“‘g:;;c“‘b::fi BB i - e I ‘SCHEDULED MONDXY and THURSDAY ks e ko b [ond o She a5 VA0 MAYE diieyaf éa ‘b aors ok for tort] { L Ketchikan Wrangell Petersburg 1.ONDAY, DECEMBER 28, in order |and Mrs. Irene Stewarl, who Wil|her specialized instruction af one | || GEO. ANDERSON | | junenu ... $35.0 43000 [ ddtiac: 3 aILthc s Service s;-ll]]oolsv | EXPERT PIANO TUNING | Wrangeug s awrence A. L ; { Htaor 63 3 to enable us 1o take inventory. We | Among the open houses to be|yre o Homtar st o | i - Wlllmee. Allsta Agbnt Now Express Rate: 25¢ per pound—Minimum of $1.00 to hetchikan hald Hams SRMOEeH ol e DAL k itari, enlisted in the | at Your Service—PHONE 143 Express Rate: 10¢ per pound—Minimum of 60c to Petersburg }\ ;s q d P ; ] | " |Navy in Kodiak, Alaska, where he | Anderson Music' Shoppe | and Wrangell at . . o of Lieut. Warren M. Caro, who will | { . - i 3 h since 1932. A native of | NF si p.cerely hope this will not incon 0e at home during the afternoon to| Ly, oo Sice 193 o AR fomme—eeeeeccoo--—i || FOR INFORMATION ON TRIPS TO HAINES, BLy(ANE 619 ,all of the men serving under theipo soq in“l’h(-) h,wy;' her‘ % owed | Fo e e e HASSELBORG, SKAGWAY, TAKU LODGE: § Merchant Marine. | S g Above rates applicable when passenger traffic warrants acket received in-| venience you. | Captain of the Port. ¢ ; - Y The J¥,, Bine) [l You Can Be a Soldier's Schedules and Rates Subject to Change Without Notice. |} THE i w‘l‘\;[]an;'m Egzle;sl vi:ousem;x;taimng struction in navigation and sea- S s ‘ BABANoF 5 slzes and | o ee { manship at Wrangell, Alaska - | laska's artm i e |numerous Juneauites are including stitute, pand sxperlltp lso'fi“lx:lk"vulax:-u And:yoil woR Hage to g0 Wit 3 o i L";‘QT; a . | “ 3 in their home parties of the dif-| ichine g . Yo L] out lunches to pay the Gift Can- ote! 1y Oy 9 P e l¢is a e pay i Our urocery Depariment will re et sk tishing for salmon in the Shelikoff || yoor ™ Not it youre one of the ‘ men who are in|giiaits i ¢ = Juneau over the holidays. [Straits, between Kodiak Tsland and | jucky members of the Alaska ||} EVERY ROOM WITH TUB i . e e | | | Federal Savings and Loan Asso- | main GPEN oo ihese dates iBE‘l‘HLEHEM. N. H, 5 All of the Alaskan seamen have || ciation’s Christmas Savings. If and SI;I‘OWER o LIKE TINY VILLAGE SPeRbgcEteal, dealiol time hunicitsute missingsighisREAd . oon- 1[] weekIY = Seaifle 3 Falrbanks OF NATIvITy|D8 2nd fishing in the country and | venience, why not stop in now f| Reasonable Rates have had experience in handling|[ and join up for next year? - . g ts. BETHLEHEM, N,H.—This peace- ao:"swn hisr tliten. bty 49, PAID ON SAVINGS Phone 800 s tg i fui little “Christmas town” nestled| . & satlormen from Al [ peposits insured up to $5,000 |! : * > 45 4he -New Hampghire hills bears aska stationed at Farragut are Ru- 5 245 LR t dolph Anderson, 18, son of William | Alaska Federal Savings & strik! QUALITY SIncE /557 o ing rese:mhlance t,o the Holy | " anderson of Kodiak; John Jen- Loan Assn. of Juneau Village for which it was named. S sen, Jr, 19, of Seldovia; Charles | Member Federal Reserve System ts locati ] Its location is similar to that of|peqy 15 son of Mr. and Mrs. Alex ; T Tu. Th. Sa. _Dally 30am 9:00am Lv Seattle, Wash. __ 40pm 2:10pm Ar Juneau, Alaska 3:10om 3:10pm Ar Whitchorse, Y. T. 6:25pm 5:55pm Ar Fairbanks, Alask: v ATCO e Fr. Sa. 9:00am Lv Fairbanks, Alaska _150 MWT Ar DI 10:20am Ar Ruby, , Alaska 180 MWT Lv 11:25am Ar Nome, Alaska 165 MWT Lv 2:00pm { | 5Weekly — Fairbanks - Nome i i > Bethlehem in Judea, and,strange- A3 R ol ol tree is set up in that Michigan [ly enough it is a village of inns fil‘xieahTE TREE mine passageway. And not only |8nd Jewish people, just like the s the miners, but their guests, gather real Bethlehem in the beautiful Y 'round the tree at 8 a.m., exchange Story of the Christ Child. This ¥ MV ciw wnd wdulge in small wik sor |Similarity exists however, only in CHANNEL BUS LINE, INC. Schedule from Douglas to Junecau and Return New Schedule Effective November 1, 1942 | 1 rting | summer when 32 ma; - 7:15 about & half hour ‘before sta: ersiopel magnitioent, hp 7:40 villoughby—Foundry Al ve ago, in Ishpe- | their shift. , taverns and inns, nine of 8:40 —Willoughby o timber haulers were e #hich obgerve the Jewlsh dietary 1?522 ;}::3:::: Alask 5:00am Lv Faifbanks, Alaska _150 MWT Ar * way to a mine to put up SCHOOL FOR SANTA laws, are hosts to those who come, 1:40 villoughby f a Ihnsportadu 10:35am Ar MeGrath, Alaska 150 MWT Lv b year after year, to enjoy the 3:10 Willoughby—Mine Willoughby Com) . 11:0am Az Ophir, Alaska 150 MWT Lv trussing, found a small i ® 4:40 '—Willoughby ‘Willoughby—Foundry pany 11:50am Ar Flat, ska 150 MWT l‘v b < tree on the side of the| Last year at Buffalo, N. Y., a night fbeauty of green fields and purple 5:40 ~Willoughby ‘welfth 12:10am Ar Bethel, Alaska ____165 MWT Lv 12:40pm had probably fallen Scheol to train raw recruits into & (mountains. At Christmastide _the 10 pm Doy Lo - crop of finished Santa Clauses was |population is less than a thousand 10:50 Willoughby -Willoughby SAILINGS FROM PIER 7 | openci. The time may come when |souls and most of them are na- TR BN L B . eR e SEATTLE : en picked up the | every jov v it on top of the|bell-ring NEW RATES Juneau-Douglas Route 1, red-garbed street corner |tives whose hardy ancestors built 's whiskers mask a Bache- |their log cabins along Bethlehem A PAN AMERICAN AIRWAYS t ne the tree was lor of Sunta Slaus Psychology. . : } streets where the palatial e # ~ wn 1300 feet into the mine. ey L Hand: : Rowls ] ey maet o S s 56 {{ PASSENGERS FREIGHT the miners picked it 1p,| CHANGE OF OFFICE HOURS PO Moy Tiktel REFRIGERATION on the side of the passage-| The Department of Public Wcl-| Very attractive for flower ar- [ ] Lawson Creek to Juneau—Monthly 34-Ride Ticket—Ski Trafl ___.._$3.25 Ticket e —$4.75 Thirty-Ride Book—Lawson Creek... 4.75 Bt Trail to Junesu — Monthly Thirty-Ride Book—Two-Mile Post . 4.30 i ey 375 qmirty-Ride Book—Ski Trail 425 15 h time some of thLelfare announces the changing of [ rangements are large, flat - pottery corated the tree wil 'J“fl)omce hours in the ldcal Welfare leaf-shaped bowls. Colors available r from their lunch kits. |Office, located in the City Hall,'are Soft turquoise, rose, green and do ihis every year,” one to 1 to3 p.m. on Mondays, Wed- .white. Give one for Christmas if D. B. FEMMER—AGENT | ' ! PHONE 114 NIGHT nzs ‘ mum“ o ol AN cuomm 2 : Ccity Rates —— sted nesdays and Fridays, beginning De-'you would please someone especi- 34-Ride Ticket—Lawson Round Trip Ticket along o) ,“:e", 7a ,smf‘l,l ?}Tffimas cember 23. adv. ally. | 34-Ride Ticket—Two-Mile HIghway —— & vm BRINGING UP FATHER ; 3 By GEORGE McMANUS LISTEN -WORM! HORACE ANBUGGY BY GEORGE! NOT A MR. HORACE ANBLGGY | - YAK"TAT s COBDGVA VoD T E e (ST ises | Lk . Hell BE FeRe Uisr B b DOWN TO DINTY MOORE'S? [[IF HE DON'T )| 'WILL EXCUSE ME || BuT-OFFIcER- ¥ "™ LisTEN-BUDDY/ Ao e e KODIAK — KENAI PENINSULA ; ) COME- KIN FOR BEING LATE/ IWE A DINNER YOU KIN HEAR d BRISTOL BAY reo 10, : ENGAGEMENT / THOSE SIRENS! an THIS 1S A BLACK- ouT! 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