The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, June 3, 1943, Page 2

I‘f‘\k;i'. RED CROSS A | WAR PRI ‘; 70 SEC! TWO G | € n uch fu to pur- cl hipment of medical sup- P tobaec P t S Hos} e baby weight w ix p nd n ounces € 1 Everett Hospital, Junes home in tes ¢ ward, age ETTA MAE DUCKWORTH, Empire C Whe u following a t Fdward lost his life — e » NOTICE TO AUTOMOBILE between the As a matter ays your money ar wo departn fefinitely opposed t Norville by 't werg - d yed | the . Government |support of & trary to the the departments mentioned i I ) Japar THOUSANDS of stage- « York e year, hoping to master a technique that will : put th names in lights on P Broadway. Few succeed, for the formula for o leading lady is a vague, uncertain thing. For instance . . . from Page one) ne of those case 1 to the proposi- bill is not likely to nts of the aind three other which consent to have ed provided the bill i cutting out everything calp and the heel of fact, there is no objection to the bill in it form but the administra- don't like fo be he matter is not im- to command the majority of Congress views of*the head SENATOR CHANDLER GOVERNMENT HOSPITAL """ 1 Alby therine O'Connor, chief | tucky. It wiil the Governmer 1 tor Chanc returned to Jun of Senators y Affairs to the f Oden where final (0 Alaska in 18 ¢ une brother Ed- | €d inguir 24, were held ce! U. S. Army Air| " OPERATORS drivers’ licenses ex- 1943. Get your re- void a pen- City Clerk D s - more of our n that BRINGING upP FATHEB BY GOLLY-THIS SWELL HOTEL-I HA\/E NEVER SEEN SO MANY BEAUTIFUL of ngress visit CHIEF NURSE RETURNS (05" e, t B. Chandler of K members ( 1 s illustrate recently made lled th headed p: it ommand. While has never been put has been rep in Ala has hee and t and ths power should be ex ditection SNL_- Home Front Supply He calipia Wi A In eceiving training for the re ing field schools in Ca re and exp will be added to equip him for | 1d tak combat service. The young man has | "¢Ady to break qut, of the, shelk ady 100 hours in the air to his redit, he said, and is highly elat. 1'd given.a message to deliver, | Wit Rt T P et tos ske does it at top speed—sometimes ed CANNERYMAN EL SECOND SON IS BORN and a full load of passeng Ar. and Mrs. Clancy Henki Wi have become the parents of an- Kalle Kokko, Charles Pelto, Mrs.| iten months. L. tor.: Pf ~JUNEAU ALASKA THURSDAY, JUNE 3, 1943 W NT. | : | 'INITIATION FOR | REW [é)}?:iglgfléfi BUILDER OF ?Rambowlun(heon o ROUGHT FOR USE Coming Saturday ; by Rainbow girls for this coming 8 o'clock Friday night, there will June 5, will be held be a special initiation 1 Tub i ic Snari Nr Bgis fl}. HOME from 12 to 1 pam. in the Scottish| The Cabaret Night last week was 3' uber L!|"S|‘S[Je'~|a|lg" s Rite Temple : i pronounced success that icksoi FX')G(’ Following the luncheon a busi-|this feature will be given once g 3 s meeting will be held, the last each month qular session until fall. | - >, — ed Shortly {Joh xlf sfever‘s Executive n until End g e oty by e zeme| "t Kge of Ninely Martha Society of Health were ay machines with 4 o equipme :‘, . n‘n opera- (Contir 1 from Page one) P'(nl( Tomorrow WINDOW WASHING ] » were aranged for and | —— e - ‘ RUG CLEANING Hendrick ¥ 11:’. lj»““u},’f.‘L“\-,f,'?;-,:v‘:n .\x;x}ufi)‘x];: SWEEPING COMPOUND : e FOR SALE sbyterian Church will be held norrow, Friday, regardless of DAVE MILNER weather conditions, it is announced Phone Blue 510 today { Members are asked to meet at| == the church 12 noon for u-;m.\-li ORDER YOUR where . pleasant attermoon en. {RABBIT SKINS arranged.” NOW ross the Rocki had been was in the southerr of Montana, the other beyond e Canadian border. Stevens found i the Healt Cetcliikan, Thelr acquisition at this juite fortunate ince mich h C TS f choraze and|® middle route which permitt Hill's road to run directly [from Havre, Mont Pass and the ted the Washi Marias atue was Further we: tevens located also named in ———d equipment has be ard. Pri-| ¢! pleasant tertainment is beir however, |* honor, | { through the Public He rvice IR &7 Y {for t purchase anc e in the ve was made chief engineer | Bty SRaR T LSS o N % Tanned, cleaned and all new Tuberculc Cantrol nro ,|of the entire Great Northern sys- 60 £ HE (A ‘n'xl‘ “,\,_"‘\"'m]‘ ready to make up. here tem in 1895 and general manager only $500 to $800 per room.|| VALCAUDA FUR COMPANY | M | Dr. Hendrickson, who is now inil 1902 He went the Chicago, | oientists predict g 3 SEATTLE, WASHINGTON | jith Evelyn W&l Marmmor, Fheattle. "5 ike! Sunsivistng 't 1 | oCK STRUARLS ankl in 190 §aE L Angel Stragi In “Something For The Boys” purchase of specialized equipment | P PO 8 v )imx‘mjvlllm1‘“1';01‘ N‘r'l;l-:. D . wy s ’ . . il paraisd e f operation and on July 1, 18 PSR i i e e e o e o e 7. W[ BARANOF | ‘ Jiet And Qodeld 1)) by pneumothorax ‘and other | * chief engineer of the Pan-|) Alaska’s Largest Apartment { | T n E ical methods used in moderr| 8@ Canal commission Hotel Stevens was married at Da on Janu 6, 1877, to I |riet T. O'Brien of Boston. The ; ATCO L EVERY ROOM WITH TUB { | d SHOWE and SHOWER LINE | | {control of certain types of ca |of pulmonary tuberculosis From the intense -interest mar | fest by physicians throughout tlic ;'“":’“]‘ P‘”’"“»l ]‘” 'l“ 3 oo i Territory for Hhe WiEtHous: e ,. | Donald French, John Frank { gram :l\ul[»‘ m:.lqmpv by .“ y .1 and Eugene Chapin’ Stevens, Reasonable Rates | fund of $25,000 voted for the TRk, () 7.2 ’ Alaska Transportatien |poge by the Tersitorial Legisinture | Phone 800 | Company gt sorine, 1t is evident e Lr | V0OS@ YYomen o i3 : & Pi3feridrickson will find di i mecns ant evess o001 Nominate Officers . SAILINGS FROM PIER ? e i [ SEATTLE Du ason difficultics, | —_ is expec t the new equip-' Women of the Moose will hold ® Periect comtort — t probably will not be insta ir regular meeting Saturd ® Centrally located for use for possibl ght at 8 o'clock d all membe © Splendid f and PASSENGERS FREIGHT re reques tte There will L o - | f € L(‘[Hl sted to a Ivl]h.( Th ‘( \”x O oot RF*RIGERATION b Saiie © nomination and election of offi- . B. I ; rs, says Gertfe Olsen, recorder McClure, © Large Rooms— | e here fo Sas D Mgr. all with Bath of the and il h local phy IIDES TOMORROW 4! ASKANS LIKE THE ; D. B. FEMMER—AGENT S Htel WEW WASHINGTON Tl il it ! YOUR BROKEN LEN High tide—2:23 am placed in oar own shop. Ejyes Low tide—8:54 a.m P o A Uxamined. Dr. Rae Lillian Carlson.| Hizh tide—3:16 pm., 153 feet ] lomgren Bldg. Phone 636. adv.| Low tide—9:00 pm., 26 t Y 0 U CA N FL -Y ‘ RESCUED AFTER TEN MONTHS JUNEAU to \ Anchorage Kodiak Fairbanks Yakutat Valdez Nome Cordova Seward Bristol Bay Kuskokwim and Yukon Points . OR LACK OF COSTUME? girl noW comprise the family of have resided i or the past six year | Boss Is Supervising Big Mass 0' produ(!s ‘»L.)‘T’H'li TO PAY SCHOOL TAX| ¢ lnml tax Notice is hereby given to all per- ons within the City of Douglas . (Continued from Page One) who are liable for the payment of} WEdneSdaY rrlday sunday | ALASKA STAR AIRLINES paranoiSorer Phone 667 as required by Chapter! 38 of the Territorial laws: that the tax is now due and payable to L. W. KILBURN, | adv. School Tax Collector. 1 Vermont - 1id, over-( ash- be no treat for this man the woods and waters and informal comforts. —==—— " hrmy Plays Trick NU GL.AS op Carrier Pigeons UBERTI'S TRAINING irea depend on a strong sense of | SOON TO BE COMPLETED mother love in pigeons to hasten| recent letter to his father|delivery of messages. Lt. Rudolph{ Albert Uberti, who has been|Leng of St. Paul, pigeon officer of past | ccmbat pigeon platoon, explained | it this wa % | a,| A pigeon egg is blown free of its} about completed the course!vclk, a healthy beetle is inserted |+ ts to leave soon for the egg taped up. A mother ida where the finishing touch-' Digeon hears the beetle scratching | it to be a squab getting | NORTHLAND IRANSDOR TATION.COMPANY Jle of months at one of When e is taken from her nest approaching 70 miles an hour—so he can return to her nest and the| udo-squab. | - | PASSENGERS WESTOR | ALASKA STAR PLANE| IS DUE ARRIVE e Ellson, superintendent of the cannery, is ar arrival here from to word received the last mails. A bookke smpanying Ellson n the office deta Pilot H. L. Kaesemeyer and cos} pany, according to the message. pilot L. E. Currie, flew west this morning with a Star Airlines .\ H £ TO CLANCY HENKINS 8. Passenge Were | TSpOTTED BY A YANK BOMBER, the four men above were picked up by an Mark Woodruff, |\ Australian plane after being marooned on Jap-held New Britain for Dale E. Bordner, Chillicothe, Ohio; Lt. Marvii on, born last night at © let Jenning Miss Marie ‘€. Hughes, Baird, Texas; Lt. Eugene Wallace, Los Angeles, Cal., and Hospital, weight 6 pounds Donald, Mrs. M. E. Norum, Mrs. Li4rPvt. John Stokie, an Australian. The picture below was made from the 6 ounces. Two boys and one M. Fusel and infant son | bnmbu that wulwd the cqrmw .Am\v Alr lelo (Internatio or Anchors r Turner, ALASKA COASTAL AIRLINES Serving Southeast Alaska Passengers, Mail, Express SITKA TRIP—Scheduled Daily at 9:30 A. M. Hawk An- Pel- Kim- Chicha- Inlet Hoonah goon Tenakee Todd ican shan gof Sitka $10 $18 $10 $18 $18 $18 $18 818 18 18 10 18 18 10 10 Ch.\cha.go( 18 10 18 J0 18 10 ] Kimshan 18 10 18 10 18 e Pelican .. 18 10 18 18 Todd ... Tenakee - 10 10 10 Angoon . 18 18 Hoonah - 10 2 Express Rate: 10 cents per pound—Minimnm Charge 680 Round Trip Fare: Twice One-Way Fare, less 10% SCHEDULED TUESDAY and THURSDAY Ketchikan ‘Wrangell Petersburg $35.00 $30.00 10.00 SHE HAS A | LIsTEN TO ME-YOU e FISURE LIKE OLD FOOL! WERE [|EEBK-OH-NO- YOURS-I WAS YOU TALKING TO MAGGIE -BUT [ | SURE IT WAS ~ THAT GIRL ? | Wz GOIN’ YOU - ME T?D DARLIN'— UGHT IT WAS YOU !/ Express Rate: 25¢ per pound—Minimum of $1.08 to ketchikan Express Rate: 10c per pound—Minimum of 60c to Petersburg and Wrangell FOR, INFORMATION ON TRIPS TO HAINES, HASSELBORG, SKAGWAY, TAKU LODGE: le 612 Above rates applicable when passenger traffic warrants Bchedules and Rates Subject to Change Without Notice. "N o or ar . “h; e & o —