The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, August 10, 1943, Page 2

PACE TWO DOUGLA NEWS (0 NEED FOR ALARM ABOUT 'SLAND WATER “Douglas Ith De- &y T Ethiopian College Radio Station I" Observatory m h ! A leac to the gl » read RYAE| Gardens 1 53 Acaemy Of Sc n <] = 7> 3! 0 p Ve & o | Central JiS8 § Powor Plant § ent! or P! \. \, ’ water compared with| [ A There was a shal-| }|, ~isff ditel distance above 3 s 'mble the drain- n wooden tank sing of time the sys- » decrepit that com- not owners, the qu property quality, but i available, forced Osservatore Romano| klget back to their desks. If therc a n the present 1 (Papal Daily) |is another coal stoppage, Congrc R - § \ |may go a long way toward taking .\" Ugh. Al '\3;1";:« % labor decisions out of Mr. Roose- e a cre a natu Caedi b #| velt's hands. ral reservoir plugged at G end | | I Elect'® 4V e Fhe anti - administration game with a onercte dam, goes: | it o iy e g {will be to hold off, wait for a break into new iron mains to reach the! | e of some kind, then to take to the users. Thus there is a plentiful| | - kwhip. The administration strategy supply at all times and be Ll 2 o B R s ar T T i fwill be to keep the field bunched finer, tasting water than ever, in AP Foatures X {as much as possible and running i itural state This is Vatican City wiich Allied leaders have promised will remain immune from bombers regardless. of . | evenly—with the executive in the he ng of tme oo much surrounding Rome; capital eity of Fascist Ialy, is blasted: Covering an area of .16 squarc miles | lead h: and reforms. | g wien o population of about 1,000, it houses many relics of early Chr iceless works And now—about that $2 bill Ju school children must| o o |Put it in war stamps. 1 cculated against dari- : e > D e S | - .- - [ not because they w T (2 B3 23 & kst be exposed to contagion but that to contamination. Health regula- ral ' conditions of ' fresh \v:m‘rl 10 RRWE HERE' \' o 12 they mayv be. so it is with the tions require it and the health of- sourees in Alaska are to'be blamed.| y | MKhael Wade S drinking water: it musi be chlor- ficials must insist on it. Deuglas s no different in that | ¥ ¢ | fnated. 1ot because it is contamin.| Territorial health représcnttives respect thon many other Alaska| ‘1 lEAVE Som“ Fnh B 'hd P but that it might be exposed Who were present at the meeting towr | 2y 0 | I If ay of the Douglas City Council last Indeed Dourlasites are better off| WAKE night advised as to the possibilities in regard to the water than some | Bou“b MONDAY |S Event Today UP YOUR LIVER BiLE— Without Calomel — And You'll Jump Out of Bed in the Morning Rarin’ to Go other cummunity residents if they but for' a father of contaminations and stressed the importance of using chloriné at all times. The Council assured the heaith officials that they would co- operate and do everything in their An order has gone in for wve no néeed to the city and thu according rm Wer il Khhis ot iwa soduts. of | POWE The need of some repairs . to liquid bile into your bowels daily, 1f this |an ample supply of perchloron to city wharf and floats was the (mly‘ bile is not flowing freely, your foot may | . ue precautionary measures as. cther = is addit 3 nbt digest. Tt may just decay in the bow continue precautionary measur s cth i in addition to the!; ¥ up your stomach. You get con- | indicated. water, considered by the council iy You feel sour, sunk and the 2s & sularly . the world Togks Bonk, % Authorities have not condemned 12st night. Particularly . the old ferry float neéds attention and: this Lt fakes thote’ good, éective ‘Carter’s | e Douglas w ittle : bile flov er, it'is said.” 4 e Pills to get these two pints of | er, 1t*is said."They < ng freely tomake you feel “up and | Rave simply ordered it chlorinated; ordered do soon as a pile for the job driver can be up.” Amazing in making bile flow frecls. | j1s getual state of purity or im- securec arter's Little Liver Pillsby name. SER : g Stubbornly refuse anything else. Pri purity is not lh% issue he natu- % # o . DAUGHTER 1S BORN TO e —————————— MOTORSHIP PATRICIA PLYING BETWEBN JUNEAY, HAINES and SKAGWAY LEAVES JUNEAU . FLOYD WILLIAMSONS Floyd Williamson of Doug- afternoon at 2:30°0'- cleek, ga birth to a baby girl, weighing 5 pounds, 14 oumces, at St. Ann’s Hospital. The little Miss comes to join a brother LeRoy and ister Reecie Mr MRS. KILBURN RETURNS After two months south, Mrs. L. | W. Kilburn arrived home Sunday wfternoon. Vanport, Ore., was the Tuesdays and Saturdays at 8:00 P. M. { oriricipal city visited' by Mrs. Kil- TICKETS, and INFORMATION at : § (buin. From just & small place of PERCY’'S CAFE a few houses tributary to Ports P AE J ey i land, Vanport is now a teeming Where all small pack.lges g be left. center of industry with a popula- ftien of thousand: e " HOSPITAL NOTES A baby girl was born ‘to Mrs. Floyd Williamson yesterday at 8t. ! Ann’s Hospital. “The- child weighed five pounds, cunces at birth. GENERAL ELECTRIC CO. FEDISON MAZDA LAMPS ic Standard of Comparison Mrs. Newton Young gave birth to a baby boy yesterday at St. Ann’s Hospital. The young ma weighed in at seven pounds and seven ounces. % Edward Littlefield, a surgical pa- tient, was admitted to St. Ann’s Hospital yesterday. Discharged from St. Ann’s Hos- Alaska Electric Liyhl and Power w1 pie i company Toomes was dismissed Ann’s Monday after medi- Juneau Phone 616 Douglas Phone 18 ment. baby son was born this morn- 0 Mrs, Matthew Wilson at the Government Hospital. BRINGING UP FATHER JIGGS-DIDN'T | TELL YOU TO GO TO THE MARKET AND GET SOME MEAT ? YOU KNOW MY SISTER AND HER FIANCE ARE COMING FOR DINNER TONIGHT! P TO BORROW MONEY THAN IT IS TO BUY _, MEAT NOWADAYS # “ [ BY GOLLY-IT'S EASIER Syndicate. Tnc.. World rights reserved: E R N Copr 1943, King Features Artist's View of Vafican City fifteen' and one-half | THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE -JUNEAU ALASKA Congress, Roosevelt | May Race Dead Heaf, , . Then Wait for Break (Continued from Page one) { | ments, pluck a few domestic burrs V' liyom under his saddle, hunt L smoot oing cn the track. Congress, never a front runner and troubled with 435 jockeys in- ! stead. of one, will stumble around |trying to increase the pace, may vun wild later ! The Prosident’s strategy, tippad by his’ recent rough handling of {“hc Henry Wallace - Jesse Jones | matter, is to, clean house while Songress is away. It won't be teo if some others are ruled fueprs lotf the track, particularly if they {can‘t keep thelr mouths shut about | ngernal squabbles There, are several soft, spots whead where the executive steed will need some dexterous riding. One of these is the food subsidy quagmire. Another is a potential coal strike. Mr. Roosevelt licked a tired and scmewhat uncertain Congress on ithe food price rollback question But Congress showed its heels to he executive on the labor question when it overrode his veto of the anti-strike bill, largely because it {lwas thoroughly mad at John L {{iLewis. Lewis is not likely to be any more popular when the legislators | ! “A - southbound ' steamer Skiagway yesterday from} A celebration this aftérnoon at afternoonithe family home on the Basin Road brought the following passengers t0|marked Michael Wade's fifth birth- |Juncau: Rosemary' Buckar, Dr. P.lgay |T. Dahl, Viclet Lormento, J. Laws,! Cake and ice cream was served {Edna Harpole, J. Peery, Rose Tro- by Mrs. Hugh J. Wade to the a, L. F. Taylor, Mis. L. F. Taylor,| youthful guests and party favors {dnd P. Tabernilia, added festivity to the occasion. | Leaving for the south were the| “Asked to attend were Margaret fiallowing: {aid Ann Grisham, Margaret Ann | For Seattle—Jack Kristan, Leilo|Pyle, Ann Furness, Devee Ninnis, C. Sturgis, Olga Hoel, Lucine P.|Gaile Liston, Bodea Eskesen, Susan |Senescu, Amma E. Larsen, Char- Bartlett, Carla Carter, Lorna Dee lotte R. Barragar, Muriel B. Herin, and Donald MacKinnon, Michael Kenneth M. McKes, Lillie M. WH-'G%JmmeH, Bill Baker, Skipper Mu- liams, Hampton ‘Burkhatter, Jacobtse h and Jerry and Sue Wade. |G. Wagner, Lester C. Byrom, "Rose ——,,>—— |Marie Noss, Jewell S. Taylor, Frank {J. Somen,"Charles A.”Dvorck, Al- BUY WAR BONDS ACROBAT Five-month-old Bonita Henning did a one-foot stand (top) on the hand of her mother, Mrs. Alva Henning of Chicago, and hung from a coat hangar (be- low). Normal in every respect except for a prodigious appetite, Bonita began her career when at three months of she was found standing alone. She is said to much ordinary baby. age eat twice as as an MISS HARPOLE RETURNS Miss Harpo Juneau yesterda visit with f TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY FOR Large SALE 5-room SACRIFICE house furnished, dishes, ready to move den tools lumber, shi wood- shed > dan, '35 Auk Lake. pointment good tires. Call red 325 for to see premises. fred C. Sorensen, Charles Ander- x lscn, Theodore V. Malianni, Elea- nor La Fleur, Howard S. Henretta, and Harley E. Lewis { For Vancouver — Abraham M. 1Kaplan. Patricia M. McAlister, ‘:Murllyn MecAlister, Capt. G. Moe, ‘Thecdore S, Abramoff, Paul G. | Swanson, Loren E Woods, and Mr. "\nd Mrs. George N. Baroumes. | For Victoria—Sister Mary Ange-‘ { lus. For Ketchikan—Herbert Larsteni | Wiiliam B. Thlanfeldt, Mary Kling- | beil, - William P. Larkin, Andrew | | Muller, Merlin J. Siebold, Capt.! |E. W. Wardin, and Lt. William L. Luther. | For Wrangell“N. A. McEachern. | - CLEA KRISTANTO ATIEND SON'S GRADUATION. Jack Kristan, of the Alaskan Ho- | el and liquor store, sailed south sterday. He will go east to attend the igraduation of his son from a Ma- jrine officers’ training school, and before returning here will spend| |some time in New York, Los An-| geles and Seattle. | i e | All bills made to Dave's Cocktail | | Bar are payable to Emil Hendrick-| I son. | adv. ———— 3 SONS OF NORWAY | Meeting Wednesday, August 11, s |8 pm. at George Jorgenson's Seatter Tract. | e, — | Empire Classifieds Pay! | MRS, DAVID DAVIS. j | ady | = I'M SORRY -ALL WHAT ? HAVEN'T | HAVE 1S JUST YOU_ANY MEAT ?lfl ( The Answer fo Your (leaning Problem... TRIANGLE Our Quality Work is your assurance of longer wear and greater economy. Phone NERS - By GEORGE McMANUS OH - WELL-/' SaweLt -t ALL HAVE TO MAKE SOME SACRIFICE NOWADAYS - WRAP 1T UP# pots and pans, mile 13 ap- TUESDAY, AUGUST 10, 194 ‘Baroumes South For Honeymoon ROYAL CAFE oy - M. arid Mrs. George N. Baronmes | S PeCialiies: left yesterday by steamer for a honeymoon in the States. They CHOW MEIN were married here last Wednesday CHOP SUEY at a quiet ceremony. While Outside, the couple will take 4 trip to Rochester, Minn., and to Eugene, Oregon, where Mrs. Baroumes’ parents live. Also they ! plan to stay for a time in Los An- geles, and to return here in about two months. 1' | AMERICAN DISHES ROYAL CAFE Phone 738 162 S. Fronklin - |y ORDER YOUR Quinine production in the East | Indies was built up by the Dutch, | who took the seeds from Peru. | e e NOW WINDOW WASHING | Tanned, cleaned and all 3 RABBIT SKINS RUG CLEANING | ready to-wiake' up. | VALCAUDA FUR COMPANY SWEEPING COMPOUND | FOR SALE |} SEATTLE, WASIINGTON DAVE MILNER ST ROEae A Phone Blue 510 BUY WAR BONDS | 7% BARANOF THE Alaska’s Largest Apartment Hotel . O‘f' . ATCO EVERY ROOM WITH TUB b i and SHOWER LINE Reasonable Rates - Phone 800 Alaska Transportation Company z "~ SAILINGS FROM PIER ¥ S SEATTLE eEATTLE ® Periect comfort ® Centrally located PASSENGERS ' FREIGHT © Splendid food and REPRIGERATION F. B. service ° MecClure, © Large Rooms-— ' Mgr. all with Bath ALASEANS LIKE THE NEw WASHINGTON § PHONE 114 BUY WAR BONDS D. B. FEMMER—AGENT NIGHT 812 Woodley Airways JUNEAU 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 FOR RESERVATIONS ALASKA COASTAL AIRLINES Agents | Phone 612 Juneau | YOU CAN FLY | JUNEAU to Anchorage ~ Kodiak Fairbanks Yakutat Valdez Nome Cordova Seward Bristol Bay Kuskokwim and Yukon Poinis Wednesday Friday Sunday ALASKA STAR AIRLINES paranor iore. PPhome 667 ] 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 Juneau ..$ 8 $10 $18 $18 $18 $18 $18 Sitka ....... 18 18 18 18 10 10 Chichagof 18 18 18 10 5 Kimshan.. 18 18 18 10 Pelican 18 Too- o 10 Tenakee .. 10 Angoon .. Hoonah . Haines and Skagway—Scheduled Daily at 7:30 A. M. Haines Skagway Juneau $18.00 $20.00 Skagway ... hraLs 10.00 Express Rate: 10 cents per pound—Minimum Charge 60c Round Trip Fare: Twice One-Way Fare, less 10 Excursion Inlet—Scheduled Daily at 9 A. M. and 2 P. M. Juneau Hoonah Excursion Inlet ... $15.00 $10.00 Express Rate: 10 cents per pound—Minimum Charge 60¢ SCHEDULED TUESDAY and THURSDAY Ketchikan ‘Wrangell Petersburg $45.00 $3500 * $30.00 30.00 10.00 $18 Juneau . Petersburg ‘Wrangell . 20.00 Express Ra 5¢ per pound—Minimum of $1.00 to Ketchikan Express Rate: 10c per pound—Minimum of 60c to Petersburg s e BHONE 612 Above rates applicable when passenger- traffic warrants.. Schedules and Rates Subject to Change Without Notice. Sitka SRR