The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, July 20, 1943, Page 2

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PICHOTTA, Skagway, Alaska THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU ALASKA £D WILLKIE - SPEAKS FOR ROTARIANS Says Fish iirtéilndusfry fo, Hire More'Labor in Alaska ishing' industry | e g e ey | | 1 s Name... f From now on the {in Alocka is going to ‘be able tol ire more and more labor from within the Territory instead of hav- ing to reeruit men {from Outside, E. Willkie, Vice-President of Libby, | McNzill and Company, told mem- (bers of Juneau Rotary Club this| agen. Thke war, he $aid; has' brought it a great change in the Terri-| me bad and some good. He d out that changing condi- | lions already have brought a great many more people Jnto Alaska and more will come 6 And the star-séangled banner in trlumph shal] wave ’O er the land of the free and 99 he ‘fishing industry was happy to| the time coming when labor for industry could be hired in Al- i the home of the brave. aska and fhe money earned in es could be rein ed he Much Waste Noted Willkie said, that as a business ——-Francm Scott Key in. Tl?e ;'Star-Spangled Banner 1814 man ha noted a great deal of waste in*thesnew activities in Alaska but that it should L= rcmembered that ‘war, and waste go hand in hand.” He also noted that censorship restrictions -in the Territory seem to ke uhnecessary in many cases, chalking this up to one of the bad | things brought about by the war. | Freedom of thought, “he said, brought the world out of its period of“stagnation in the last 200 years ‘we owe an obligation to not 2rmit éur government®to stifle un- nccessarily of action nd thought.” } g here is a tendeney, he said. “to y: ht dictatorship with dictator- and 1 “shouldn’t allow that to prevail. Other Guests Other guests at the Rotary meet- | ing in Percy's Cafe were Bob Hen- ning, recently returned from a fur| huying trip in the Interior, William {l".".’Hl\' of Anchorage, and Caspar |Tedd of Washington. Henry Harmon announced that Rotarians handy with tools should | 70 to the school shop at 8 o'clock orrow evening to help build a p booth for service men qx‘d‘ 50 two war bond sales booths | | which will ke used in Juneau in the | ceming Third War Loan Drive. | It was also reported that sukd hes issued an invitation for a Ju- | ncau cball team to play there, ‘L‘ul deta are not yet arranged. | PGS e ) ~ ARETO BE SHOWN | - FRIDAY EVENING The Thursday evening program the Resurrection Lutheran ng M. D. Williams. | tle an Estatce Wlth Luncheon limormg Dr Bermta Blotk, new dircetor *of ‘Maternal Ghild- Health 4% mnd’ Crippled Childreni Service vt)tl. C urch will b |the “Perritorial. Department -of |*f (he Public ‘Roads Department, | ‘Heauh. and Mis. R, R. Hendrick bis fine collection of flower | son, 'recent ‘arrival ‘whose husband | ”"; v"f Alask;'x: Nt Mien A |is. with the Public Health ‘Serice, |10\ 00 an expart af taking good \a ‘luncheon was' given today il the i, s of Ilower life, ‘but he 1§ L& |eaually capable as a horticulturist niés’ by ‘the Ttalian troops com- ' Geld Room “of - the ‘Baranof Hotel. | iand hes a splenidid ‘gHrdeh of “his iwnded by the German officers. | Mrs: W. W. Council and Mrs. Gcorge\wn in Juneau, i i [Eundreds of Italian soldiers are Hays were co-hostesses for the oc- ml&gL‘n‘ i Tmcm Elower Feed Tank - ICnnunued frym Page one) New Sloc Floor, Bridye and Table Lamp R tewew Alaska Elodrigl,{ght and l’owet- Company . Telephone 6 and 616- One of the outstanding features on plain, advancing dnd Nazi tank assaults quist and H. L. Fauklner. the smoke-covered’ Catania ©. M. Hirst, 'E." L." Bartlett, Earliflcwer life. Until a person has seen the British Eighth Army is| McGinty, C. C:*Carter, Paul Lum--“.wt t has produced in the way k have been shatteéred. The British! Fra ,”f “\“ uty in flower life, he lorces are also stolidly holding the |Pas missed out on an important litem of interest, If one desires to |krow Alaska, they should by all {means ‘view these amazingly beau- ‘iful flewer pictures, beginning at 18 o'clock Thursday evening, says y the Rav. A. A. Alsop. —-—— line runhing to the sea in the di- rection of Ramacca. It is claimed the British are within three milcs ¢l Catania. Observers do not believe thc Lritish will halt after they capture Catania but will plan for a- knock- out * blow that will carry them | through to the” port..of - Messina, 50 nitles” up‘the: coast. ! The ‘U 8. Sevénth -Army Ilnder iGen. ‘Patton' is this’afternoon with- | 111760 ‘miles- of ‘Palermo, northern portion, 'Steily; ‘ahd’ indieates' 'the Americans have':cut 4 wide #wath | geryices-at the=Trinity Cathedral through *the- heart-of the enemy wm Betattended: line and encomnttng “almost a to- S ORLL g bai “igek. ot reslgtance.” GANTY> AT BARANOF T B R P.:8. ‘Gunty;« former Sitka busi- Rainbow Girls ~~ | Will Attend ; Chur(h Sunda e o v e, MRS, STEVENS BACK - FROM BUYING TRIP ‘that dltmembers are re- Mrs. Jesse Stevens of the Jones- quonet to “méet: @’ the Scottish Rite'’ Temple between '10:30 and to St.evem Shop, returned today from a buying trip. P 10745 o2¢lock | Sunday. morning attenid eliweh in a body. attending to purchases from mar- kets in Los Angeles. > | tee include + McCormick The brother of the former Repub- |, lican candidate for President said | FLOWER PICTURES ° surrendering, ‘especially to the Am- |easion. of Alaska, which distinguishes it ‘gricans. v A_sked ‘to attend were Mesdamcs! m the gensrally thought of An Allied’ communique says that Ernest Gruening, ‘M. D. Wllhmm! waste land of ice and snow,” is its | so-called - “Land of Ice| * She has spent the past -six weeks )AY, TULY 20 Commitiee for Dance Saturday Is Announced ommittee for the dance Sat- uditorium, Alaska’s Largest Apartment Hotel + EVERY ROOM WITH TUB and SHOWER . Reasonable Rates * ponsored by the War Service Com- Alagka Tramsportzties mittee of the Juneau Woman's | an s been announced. Phone 800 } o it Mrs. M. O. Johnson will be chair- & —se-. | L4 man and members of thé commit- Mesdames D. W. Her- Russell, ‘William Gul- Smith and John | SAILIRGS FREOM PIXR ¥ SEATTLR B. W Burrass ron, branson, ® Periect comtort Proceeds from the d:;nc(- will be e Centrally located PASEENGERS FREIGHT used to “outfit the outfit.” | . Pt Splendid food and | REFRIGERATION F. B. service ® HOSPITAL NOTES o g b v | Mgr. all with Bath L & skans Lke T | |D- B. FEMMER—AGENT Joan Osborne was admitted to St. Ann's Hospital and is receiving PHONE 114 NIGHT 812 surgical care. | W -WASHINGTON Ips ieh | BUY WAR BONDS 1943 < T A medical patient, William George at St. I is Ann’s Hospital a medical pa-| Woodley Airways d from St. Ann’s Mrs. William Brown and baby | J U N E A U | o s o s daugh were disn today from and St. tat their hcme. Eileen Martin entered Ann’s Hospital are ANCHORAGE Via YAKUTAT and CORDOVA Connections to ALL INTERIOR Alaska Points Lockheed Arrives Juneau 2:00 P.M. Electra Leaves Juneau 2:30 P.M. Tuesday-Friday the Gov- treatment. crnment Hmpml Jane Hawkins ‘was an admission today at the Go iment Hospital. ! Dr. J. P; Ebcrhardt i Ann's Hoespital raceiving ‘medical care. Joan Hal-| Miss Ruth Miller and o oy . ”' | vorsen underwent tonsillectomys at St. Ann’s Hospital Mrs. Ralph Roberts, a medical | FFOR RESERVATIONS patient, was dismissed from St ST | ALASKA COASTAL AIRLINES A surgical patient, Mrs. H. J Phone 612 Agents Juneau Kirkham was dismissed from St Ann’'s, D Mrs. Peter Johnson has been dis- .y missed from surgical care at St. " ‘, U CAN FL Y Ann’'s Hospital. JUNEAU to Mrs. Reece Murr and baby left St. Ann’s for their home over the | » b week-end. Anchorage Kodiak Fairbanks After receiving surgical attention, Yakutai Valdez Nome Miss Ruth Richardson has left S = Ann’s Hospital. Cordova Seward Bristol Bay Mrs. Nolan Hamm has left St i Kuskokwim and Yukon Poinis Ann's Hospital after iving sur- gical care. ol Gl el . Wednesday Friday Sunday [PosTs BaIL oN LIQUOR CHARGE ! * Sandy Stevens, master of the | Kingfisher, bas been ased on | i Hqubt for sale without 4 . He is a fish b - er. AIRLINES Phone 667 TWO GRANTED CITIZENSHIP IN DISTRICT COURT HERE Two Filipinos were granted U. S. citizenship in U. $. District Cour vesterday, appearing before Judge | George F. Alexander. They are| Placido Corpus Manuel and Pas-| cual Bredrigo Villaganas. Office BARANOF HOTEL NORTHLAND TRANSPORTATION COMPANY ! ORDER YOUR RABBIT SKINS NOow Tanned, cleaned and all ready to make up. 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