The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, February 13, 1943, Page 6

PAGE SIX THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU, ALASKA SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1943 % SITKA By JEANE LAURENCE FREEBURN HERE ON BUSINESS Laurence Freeburn, presidentand general manager of the Pyramid Salmon Company, spent days in Sitka on business in con- nection with the company's opera- tions during the coming season Mr. Freeburn left Wednesday morning for Juneau and before re- turning to Seattle plans to make a short trip to Pelican City Mr. Fredburn came north sev- eral weeks ago to attend the meet- ings of the War Manpower Com- mission held in Juneau as a rep- resentative of the canned salmon industry ASSISTANT U. S. ATTORNEY R. L. JERNBERG RETURNS TO- JUNEAU AFTER VISIT Assistant U. S. Attorney Robert L. Jernberz spent several days in Sitka on official business this week, leaving on Wednesday to return to Juneau where he has been in con- nection with the current term of the United States District Court. Mr. Jernberg, who formerly prac- ticed law here and was Sitka city attorney, renewed many friendships during his stay here, MISS BARBARA DOBLER, MRS. IRENE REYNOLD:! LEAVE FOR JUNEAU To spend several days vacation- ing in the Territorial Capitol Miss Barbara Dobler and Mrs. Irene Reynolds left by steamer last Sat- urday night for Juneau. Mrs. Reynolds does secretarial work for the Sitka Cold Storage Company and Miss Dobler is em- plpyed as secretary at the Naval Air Station. CHARLES WHITTEMORES, MRS. MARY WHITTEMORE TO VISIT IN YORK Planning to travel to the East coast, where they will spend some time in New York City, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Whittemore and Mr. ‘Whittemore’s mother, Mrs. Mary Whittemore, left this week by steamer. several | } ! branch of CHINESE FOOD MAKES A HIT! Chop Suey--Chow Mein CONVENIENTLY PUT UP TO OPEN FROM 512 CLITHERO PROMINENT MERCHANT OF SITKA SOUTHBOUND A. B. Holt, proprietor of Holt's Men’s Shop, left this week on his way to Seattle. He will join his| family at their farm in Snohomish County, Wash.,, for a visit. | NEWS % ‘ They mpoct to be away for some time. While she is east, Mrs.!| Charles Whittemore will purchase | # merchandise for Connie’s Dress | Shop of which she is proprietor, | & so Sitka women may be assured of | % the very latest in attractive spring fashions. T. A. VIOR(;A\ HERE FOR BUSINESS TRII"’ Thomas A. Morgan, president of | the Columbia Lumber Company, was a round trip passenger from | Juneau by steamer this week. Dur- ! ing the time he was in Sitka he| took care of business for the local! the lumber company. DEPUTY MARSHAL BACK FROM TRIP TO JUNEAU | Deputy U. S. Marshal J. C. Mac- Donald, civilian chief of police on | Japonski Island, was a returning passenger this week from Juneau.| Mr. McDonald left here last Sat- urday for the Capitol City on of- ficial business. CHARLES TUENGEL ON | SAD MISSION TO STATES Charles Tuengel took passage for | the States this week to take his wife’s body south for burial. Mrs, | Tuengel passed away last week| aboard a steamer on which she had | taken passage to go south for med- ical care. Death came suddenly shortly after the vessel had Sitka and the steamer returned to! port with the remains. Dr. and Mrs. Fred Stockfleth were dinner hosts on Monday eve- ning at their apartment on Lin- coln Street in honor of Assistant U. S. Attorney Robert L. Jernberg. Other guests included friends of the honor guest, and covers were laid_for ten. Always SERVE AT HOME! GENCY for all the family! NEWS STAND FOUNTAIN JEWELRY YOU MAY BE CALLED ON IN AN EMER- —— ARE YOU PREPARED? We carry a complete stock of FIRSY AID SUPPLIES and DRUG NEEDS PRECRIPTIONS FILLED PROMPTLY ALASKA DRUG AND New Location . . . 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Langoe. | JUNIOR BOY SCOUT | SKI PROGRAM FOR | SUNDAY IS CANCELLED ; Because of the church program being held tomorrow afternoon for the Boy Scouts, the Junior Boy celled for tomorrow, it nounced by Joe Werner. TO VISIT FRIENDS Miss Janet Nelson, who has been managing Norma's Beauty Salon, left last Saturday for Juneau to spend some time visiting friends in is IN NORTH AFRICA. — Wil- liam R. Carter, 23-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Carter | that city. of Sitka, one of Alaska’s first = young men to fight on African JOHN G. HOLTEN, JR., soil, is turret technician on a Flying Fortress with the U. S. Army Air Corps. Young Carter was graduated from the Ju- neau High School in the class of 1936. Following his gradua- tion he studied mechanical drafting and lumber grading and was continuing his studies at the time of his enlistment at Portland, Ore, 14 months ago. He went on duty with the Flying Fortresses in England last August and before leaving for Africa had participated in about 40 bombing trips from England over Northern France and Germany. RETURNS FROM TRIP John G. Holten, Jr., returned to Sitka this week aft-r a vacation trip of several weeks, during which he visifed relatives in Southeast Al- aska communities and also spent some time in the States. Mr. Holten is manager of Holt's Men's Shop here. RUSSELL CLITHERO LEAVES FOR SOUTH Russell Clithero, manager of the Sitka Hotel, neau on his way outside to visit his mother and other relatives in Olympia and Seattle. Mr. Clithero planned to spend WIIEN IN SITKA Make Your Headquarters af the SITKA HOTEL "The Home of Hospifality"’ RUSS CLITHERO .- -:- Manager For Winter Wear Come in and Look Over Our Fine Stock of Black Bear Coats and Cruisers Utica All-Wool Sox McGregor’s Fine Shirts and Leather Jackets Tilson and Sons PHONE 72 j Sitka's New Men's Store "Our defense is in the spirit which prizes Liberty as the heritage of all men..." WAR BONDS and WAR STAMPS annnns= Qur Answer! W SILVER FOAM Scout ski program has been can- | an=| left this week for Ju- | ts with tiny. French sovereignty concentrated on the job of crush-{ The President revealed that ‘wlll DRIVE the people of France. The right of jing Germany. ICh\u'nhlll was the one who pro- self-determination is included in “On the other hand, lest there |posed Eisenhower for the supreme the Atlantic Charter. It does not{be a question in Nazi or Japanese]command in Tunisia. JAPS FROM | carry with it any right for any |minds,”. he continued, “we are - i government to commit wholesale |wholly for one prosecution of the| ;murder, or the right to make slaves | SIO(K 0“0““0"5 |war, for a complete victory all over |the world. | “English Gentleman” “Churchill wished to make a for- mal agreement that if Germany ;wras conquered before Japan, all| iof the British Empire’s resources - |carried on for the purpose or even,nnd manpower would join with J Efinfle&:::eglg&x:;:sr;Central with the remotest idea of keeping |Chini and the United States in| ? the Quislings or Lavals in poweg|an =all-out and final attack on | janywhere on this earth.” |Japan. | On the question of a split be- tween the Axis, he said, “you can! be quite sure that if Japan should | blow for liberation. be the first Axis partner to fall, ‘Pl'ican people accepted the word “It is one of our war aims thatthe total efforts and resources of lof a great English gentleman.” the conquered populations today |21l the United Nations would BRIZL will again be masters of their des- of its own people or any other peo- ples in the world. 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