The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, August 17, 1943, Page 6

PAGE SIX THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU ALASKA islature. Angell is now in his fourth resentative in Seattle for the De- ’ ok gl MEAT SUPPLIES parinent.of the Tuterior ANk a: 'ROTARIANS WILL ANGEI_[ lS A s St . certificates to packers able to prove | 1 am of Nevada, at shipped to Alaska | 750,000 Peace Rive workable plan has been placed in e Jan he Highw Thi: 7 (n“u It means \u!‘ \ul!l not have BLAR F[‘\N‘*] Al 17 An OWI mu;;;nitlpd “very i A for undue restrictions placed u our LE. , La., . o y- 7 - a been meat rationing of a sort in| vear - old Bronx youngster, last|bers of Juneau Rotary Club this b L ""y"‘ {dngemenf ThTOllqh gpdbineiog (o, lack of |night won the National Boxing As-|noon by USO Director Sid Cow- M b f House Terri- & Ty L Inferior "\em n the States and by the sociation world's featherweight gill. 4 emper o Al i85 % veph amount of refrigeration |championship from Jackie Callura| Lieut. Col. Roy W. Riegle, just . . AS Serve er PR > on ships in the Alaska ser-|/by an eighth round knockout. back from a 16-day trip to his TOrIeS Comml!fee Com' e the I ive from| Arguments made by Gov. Ernest yice. It x:nm]m.~ our duty as 1;;;"1. ; - - - | home in Emporia, K)unsu,l. reported . NOf‘h on TOUT '.'\" !":"‘L Sobssadl o -| Gt protesting ‘.h- _lfl’l"lv'm‘d otic American citizens to continue PIONEER AMSKA" that he was able to spend several ing ressma ) decades. He is ae ment of a quota system for |4t this time to keep our consump- weeks with his family and had an Re X me hipments to Alaska, have|{jon of meat down to the lowest enjoyable visit angell of Juneau he w be a been eff e in assuring Ala possible level. By so doing we shall DlES YES‘ERDAY‘ He said he gave eight speeches eau fEsaor house and|normal shipments of meat U\ be playing our part in assuring g - |on Alaska and Juneau during his €XPe e ious| plar 1 out with the quate supplies for the armed ser-| John H. Regan, who died yes-|trip and reported that everyone b r d F 1 uls. ment of the Ir “‘Y”” the Governor's vices and in mnot over-burdening terday at St. Ann's Hospital, was |in his state is war-conscious and \ R Office announced today. shipping facilities.” born on June 7, 1873, in New Cam- |anxious to get the war over with | BARTENDERS STRIKF The quota system Would: Rave SRR I S bria, Kansas. He came to Alaska as soon as possible. ! o ““‘*“"{‘} ';"',‘ e |“r‘- TO TEACH AT KAKE in 1898, and followed mining and| Dr. A. M. Johnson was a visiting Nineteen E and 58 union bar-| ocat $ 4 :: o : "“ o “"“-‘ ‘I: Mr. and Mrs. B. O. Boettcher, prospecting at Skagway, Dawson, Rotarian from Roseburg, Oregon by ( tenders were recently ted at|gan A8 e At ~<fw]“m: principal and assistant in the Gov-| Forty-Mile, Fairbanks, Manly Hot, Guests included Brig. J. T. Gilling- Y horage when the bartenders| Hipments’ fHm: tha " tobal i“f””” \‘lzfml . Cordova, have Springs, Valdez and Hyder. The ham of the Salvation Army from alked out after demanding $15 it Dt Bate St R oY been transferred to the same duties deceased was a member of the Pio- Wrangell, Boynton Kamb, U. S. ce hift on weekdays and $30 f nd. the tesdlt probably would] i neers of Alaska at Hyder. Army, and Lieut. Byron G. Ward gressr n a pection trip of Sundays and holidays. Art Beaudin, p,ve meant restrictions under this B AR Funeral arrangements for. Mr. of the Army. the H 2v. Angell will formerly of Juneau, of the oper wolld" have \ heaviest on| MICHAEL SINTE! DIES | Regan will be announced tomorrow.| It was announced that Dr. W. W. meet Ge [e) or Fort Nel-|tors, said the e from Alaskan meat and other Michael Sintelake, , who - - e Council has been elected to suc- son, B. C, th having al-|ent scale, $1 shift on weekdays importers rather than outlet chap- came to Alaska in 1913 and was ARRIVE FROM SOUTH ceed Harold Roth, leaving soon, as ready started y the road.|and $2 overtime, could notbe grant- pels n the States. employed in the Treadwell mine, Arriving from the south thisja member of the Board of Drec- Angell and ¢ both former- ed without permission of the War Under the plan which has been then went to Cordova in 1915, died forenoon were Mildred Hermanntors W seried o State Leg- Labor Board worked out, Don W. Hagerty, rep- at Cordova recently and A. L. Lammert A Rotary Committee which will cooperate in the nearing Third War Loan Drive during which Ju- neau and Douglas have been asked to raise $250,000, was announced. Lu Liston is chairman, and mem- bers are Horace Adams, Ben Ben- ccke, Claude Carnegie, Bob Cow- ling, Dr, Council, Tom Dyer, Henry Green, Monte Grisham, Roy lles- pie, James Ryan, Howard Stabler, George Smith, Willlam Walker and | William Carter. It was also announced that an | informal Rotary Club dance will be held next month. James McNaugh- |ton has been named chairman of this committee with Monte Grish- am and K. G. Merritt Rotary Club members are build- {ing one of the two bond booths to be used during the Third War Loan Drive which starts Septem- |ber 9 and will have charge of the !booths for several evenings. e ATTENTION SHRINERS Monthly meeting Friday evening at Percy’s Cafe, Business meeting before dinner at 6:30. Dinner served at 7:30. Make reservations with Secretary. MEDICAL AUTHORITIES KNOW THIS ONE J. W. LEIVERS, Secretary. .- HANS FLOE HERE Hans Floe, canneryman |Hawk Inlet, is in Juneau. 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