The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, March 2, 1943, Page 6

PAGE SIX 12 KAYHITES TO COME FOR JUNEAU GAMES An even dozen Ketchikan's Lest will invade Juneau soon for the deciding jousts in determining the winner of the Southeast 'basketball series title, in games tentatively set for March 11, 12 and 13, or Thurs- day, Friday and Saturday next week The Ketchikan boys the trip on the Theo, a powerful utilitarian craft owned by Ted Ben- son, of Metlakatla. It is expected that as in the past, Juneau homes (will be thrown open to the visitors in order to cut down the not incon- siderable travel expense. The Kayhi team offers a sencnm( challenge to our boys and has shown its mettle in hard-fought contests with Metlakatla and Peters- burg. Only handicap of the stiff training course in the Kayhi lrn~ dition is the small-size home floor, which admittedly has been a fac- J-HI HONOR WAAC CHAMPS WITH BANQUET Honoring the dark horse winners 01‘ the City League basketball tour- nament, the Juneau High School; basketball team will be hosts to; ithe Waacs at a good-fellow victory, It is expected that the home team | panquet to be held tomorrow night | will be in fine shape by the last at 6 o'clock in the Gold Room of of next week. fully recovered |the Baranof Hotel 1 > & > ¥ Both the J-Hi and Waac tenms from the gruelling four-day game! will be Drsedl ag well as the retur-] schedule of the Channel league ser- ees of the games, who are gum,“n_] |teed safe conduct through the even- ing, the hosts declare. land R. E. Hardcastle are authors | The dinner should prove a mem-|of a bill introduced in the House jorable event for both hosts jguests, and master of A. B. Phillips, promises that “the speeches will be few and short.” - TIDES TOMORROW Low tide—5:22 a.m, High tide—11:28 am., Low tide—6:04 p.n., BILL ASKS VOTE ON STATEHOOD | Alaskans Wo'uld Express Opinion at General Election | | of tor in times past of and will make ies of last week -+ Musicians Dance, March 6. adv The measure provides that at the general election in 1944, the ques- tion of whether or not voters are to the Federal Building at night,! called for Red Cross workers. Any ione who will assist with the cam- ritory be submitted to the voters on tending to meet in the basement| paign is urged by Building 'attend this meeting. in favor of statehood for the Ter- |i separate ballot. 1 Rep. John J. O'Shea brought out F 2 bill to amend the law relating t to assay offices to provide that | when individual residents of Al- aska have assays made by the of- fices under the Commissioner of Mines, no charge will be made, but charges will be made for sucl services performed for corporations and non-residents. The bill would also raise the salary of each assay- er to $3,600 from $3,000. Another bill introduced by O'- Shea would amend certain sections of the law relating to examination of banks, setting up fees which banks shall pay according to ag- grezate assets, providing for exam- ination by banks at least once a year, and providing other amendments. a 32 feet 16.9 feet. -15 feet t THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE 'EVENING TOUR OF |looking beneath the surface and Iseeing Alaska’s | background will |of | past, Representatives William A. Egan' yudqe bone tools of thousands of years ago, of more modern native art forms, and |this morning to provide for a ref- such as the intricately carved and|day afternoon and campaign p ceremonies 'erendum on the question of s!‘lu‘»:lmuuuml sheep horn spoons, and|for the drive that will start March hood for the Territory of Alaska. |including modern relics of the 10 were outlined |famed Roald Amundson flight. seum by Mr. LT. EVERETT ERICKSON resident of Juneau, o minor | which he was later —JUNEAU ALASKA MUSEUM, LIBRARY Service men and other recently arrived Alaskans will have the op- portunity they have been waiting for when, in answer to the requests of many, Curator E. L. Keithahn hm agreed to conduct a tour of [the Territorial museum and library| tomorrow evening. | All people who are interested in | | | { colorful historical find .a rich store the now-vanished artefacts, the | relics from from early through rare examples | Because of the restricted entrance t will be necessary for those at- obby of the Federal promptly at 8 p. m. From thence hey will be escorted to the mu- Keithahn. ARRIVES HERE MONDAY Everett Erickson, former arrived in the ity yesterday and will be here for short stay. Lieut. Erickson was Lieut A for a number of years head of the | English Department of the Juneau High School Lieut. Erickson left here in 0 join the staff of the Umvel\l!y of Alaska as Assistant professor of the Department of Education of in charge. He emained head of the department Rep. Jesse Lander introduced a|until he was called into active duty bill to pay $354.04 to a Seattlé firm |i for a safe supplied to the U. S.| Commissioner at Bethel. i HEALTH COUNCIL HEARS REPORT, NURSERY SURVEY | | Replaced | Examined. Dr Blomgren Bldg With a definite need in Juneau for a day nursery, interest at last night's meeting of the Gastineau Channel Public Health Council| centered in the report of the spec-' {al committee which has been con- ducting a survey of the situation! in the local area. The committee members are con- sidering several homes and ‘build- ings for use as a day nursery, they reported, and will be in a position to make a definite decision Within | the next few days. i Richard Stedman Green, 'sani- | |tary engineer for the Terfitorial Department of Health, talked brief- | ly to the group and showed an edu- |cational film, “Let’s Eat ' Out.” | Miss Patty Dooley assited with the showing. The Council also heard a |report by Stephenie Bogdon, public health nurse, regarding her Feb-' | huary activities. 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IGRIDS BEAUTY sALON in COOPER BUILDING Opposite Federal Building Phone 318 |were present for the meeting. Next | | meeting is scheduled for April 5,| | it was announced ‘HEARING IS SET ON LIQUOR BILL' The House will resolve itself into 1 committee as a whole tomorrow fternoon at 2 o'clock to consider 1 bill which would make the Ter- ritory a wholesaler of liquor, set- *ing up an Alaska Alcohol Admin- {istration. Rep. Harvey J. Smith is the author. Interested persons will be given an opportunity to take part in the | open hearing. L e WE ARE PLEASED TO " ANNOUNCE that the Baranof’s Beautiful | i { Musicians Dance, March 6. adv. | - [ BUY WAR BONDS |that number of civic organizations, | § n the Army eight months ago. ->> BROKEN LENSES our own shop. Eyes Rae Lillian Carlson. Phone 636. adv. D The marching ration of Union YOUR in | soldiers in 1861 weighed from 32 to | 40 ounces. read. This lamp, in just six minutes, .gives you the ultra- violet benefits of two hours under the winter sun. Come in now. Get 2 G-E Sunlamp for yourself and your family. Look as if you just came from lnm the beach—all winter | Model LM4 priced at $37.50 Alaska Electric Light and Power Co. Phone 6 GOLD ROOM Starting WEDNESDAY---MARCH 3 Will Be Open Each Evening for Dinner from 5:00 P. M. until10:00 P.M Dinner Will Be the Same Price as in the Iris Room Past E @ FEED OUR IRIS ROOM will be open for LUNCH, 11:00 A. M. until 2:00 P. M. and will be open for private parties at night. BARANOF HOTEL xalted Rulers’ Night @ NOMINATIONS @ INITIATION @ ENTERTAINMENT PAY WEDNESDHAY March 3, 1943--3 P, M. {man, to be chairman of RED CROSS DRIVE PLANS WILL BE | MADE THURSDAY All Workers | lIrged fo At- fend Meeting in City Hall March 4 Capt. T. J. Dyck John Newmarker, TUESDAY, MARCH 2, 1943 Fresh Fruits and Vegelables Tomatoes — Green Peppers — Cauliflower — Avocados Lettuce — Celery — Turnips — Parsnips — Carrots Rutabagas — Yams — Sweet Potatoes — Fresh Rhu- barb — Apples — Bananas — Oranges — Grapefruit Lemons ALSO A COMPLETE SHIPMENT OF Birds Eye Fresh Frozen Fruiis and Vegetahles Wire, Write or ‘Phone Your Order WHERE SERVICE, PRICE AND QUALITY MEET We DELIVER TO DOUGLAS. appointed chapter chair- the Red the Red committee in the Alaska Electric Company yeste ns Cross Drive, met with Cross executive penthouse of the Light and Power night Hall w A meeting Thursday at 7:30 o'clock in the City 5 ach Tuesday and Friday Capt. Dyck to The quota for the Juneau chapter is $13,000, and this war year, more than ever before, every centribution to the Red Cross than can be spared will be needed, the chair- man said. 2 DELIVERIES DAILY 10:30 A. M. 2:30 P. M. 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