The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, January 17, 1944, Page 6

PAGE SIX A— « WEEKEND FLIGHTS EORGE BROTHER Super Market Phone, Write or Wire Your Orders On Display 188-P OUND Wheel SWISS CHEESE 85° - Orders for delivery accepied up to 2:30 P. M. PHONES 92-95 EORGE BROTHER 'Fourlh'War_loan Dere Is Starfing Here Tomorrow; Statement Issued by Foss The U. S. Treasury Fourth War ARE MADE BY ALASKA COASTAL Two trips were made to Sitka :today by the Alaska Coastal Air- /lines and the following passengers| Imade the flight: Arny Barge, Lt. |R. S. Carlson, I. M. C. Anderson |and Lorin Oldroyd. On the return | trip passengers were Jessie McCrary, | |Jennie Homethko and Arne Dorum. | Lillian Leyborn flew to Ketchikan | {today, and the plane brought back‘ Curt Jackson, Mr. Bass, Mr. South-! | wick and Mr. Nelson | C. M. Stafford and Mrs. L. A. Batham were passengers on a flight to Excursion Inlet. Returning here were Henry W. Keller and Otto B. Van Sickle. Yesterday Alf E. Rauken and Mr. iand Mrs. Ray Higgins flew to the| *‘Inlel, and Jim Farnes was brought vin from Gustavus with an injured | foot, which was attended by Dr. C. C. Carter. Max Mehr also was a | passenger from Gustavus. — MALTAL.STEPP | - TAKES HIS LIFE | AT KETCHIKAN | According to advices received by [the U. S. Marshal's office here, !Malta L. Stepp of Ketchikan was {found dead last Friday, having committed suicide by taking strych- ! " nine. Well known here, Stepp at one; |time was with the Road Commis-} sion in Juneau and for a number| lof years was with the U. S. Cus-| {toms at Ketchikan. He was also| an active member of the American | Legion. | ! Stepp had just recently returned! {from serving a prison sentence in| the states, having been released on | igood behavior after serving but 6 PETERSBURG, FILES THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU, ALASKA Phore PIGGLY WIGGLY Phore 16 QUALITY with l)El’ENl)ABl.LITY 24 Extra Special One Pound MOTHER'S COCOA Half Ib. HERSHEY'S COCOA 2 Packages for 25¢ WHILE THEY LAST! Only that a mistake was made in our order and are overloaded do we sell cocoa at this price. BUY NOW AND SAVE Plocly WyiceLy LAST CALL FOR DELIVERY 1 P. M. $2.00 Minimum CARROLL CLAUSEN, Badminton Club Meeting Tonigh FoR TERR. HOUSE The Budmin;niclub will meet | tonight in the Juneau High School 4 X | gymnasium at 7:30 o’clock. Business Carroll Clausen, of Petersburg, has | o¢ 11 session will include making filed as a candidate for the Terri- | plans for a tournament. All mem- torial House of Representatives on bers are urged to be present. the Democratic ticket, subject to the | April primaries | Clausen has been City Magistrate | at Petersburg for a number of years land is well known throughout Southeast Alaska -e American Legion OUT,SEVERE Auxiliary Meeting ' EARTHQUAKE Tuesc_ifl Evening| STIRLINGS | BEING USED, ' RUSS FRONT LONDON, Jan. 17—The German controlled Vichy radio said today ithat a new strategic bombing force {is being built up in'Russia of Bri-| tish and American bombers which| may join with Soviet aircraft in| attacking the eastern German area.: The Daily Express commented, “it is possible that the Stirling four-| engined bombers which no longer AY, JANUARY 17, 1944 ANNOUNCING CHANGE IN DELIVERY SERVICE EFFECTIVE MONDAY January 17, 1944 Our Deliveris will be handled by DAN'S DELIVERY SERVICE MAKING TWO DELIVERIES DAILY are being used by the Bomber Com- | mand to ton e musian veny | MORNING DELIVERY AT 10:30 A. M. AFTERNOON DELIVERY AT 2:30 P. M. MINIMUM DELIVERY $2.50 GOVERNMENT TQ ' KEEP POSSESSION - OF SEIZED MINES | WASHINGTON, Jan. 17—Secre- itary of Interior Harold L. Ickes and| |Fuel Administrator announces the| Department of Justice has ruled that as there is a continuing 'pos- sihility of work stoppages, this per- ‘mits the Government to retain pos- |session of seized coal mines even though virtually normal production is restored. 4 PHONE; 105 IN FROM GUSTAVUS A - o o o o o o o o | Attarney General Biddle has'ruled WEATHER REPORT In from Gustavus over the week- jthat “productive efficiency has not o (U. S. Bureau) end, Max Ware registered at the been restored” within the meaning o Baranof. . of the War Labor Disputes Act. e Temp. Saturday Jan. 15 e Gt e R io Maximum 35; Minimum 32 ARRESTED FOR SPEEDING | DAHL FROM PETERSBURG { Temp. Sunday Jan. 16 e ‘ Here from Petersburg, P. E. Dabl| g yrovimum 3g; Minimum 32 | Mike A. Kudiok was fined $30 for |is a guest at the Baranof. Mr. Dahl ® Rain .10 F ! speeding this morning, the arrest is owner of the Dahl Cold Storage PRGOS S S « | being made by the Territorial High- Co. ! > | way Patrolman. | Officials Estimate Dead; months of his 2 year term. | MOVIE INDUSIRY iLo:m Drive officially opens tomor-' gy son, with the U. S. Army Air| A social meeting of the Amer- | } row May Be Between | from the first of January are cred-|conaqian forces, was shot down re- | Pugout. Junior certificates are to| ited to this drive, says the lm“l‘cently on a raid over Germany. be presented at the session. Drive chairman, Harold B, Foss. | Ahiils | | . ! vivors of the disastrous earthquake | 1$140,000 of which must be sems!sPE(KER IS ASKED 'ro s'uDE“IS ARE 'o \that wiped out the Andes city of | The motion picture industry 1s|"E" War Savings Bonds. The bal-| {San Juan over the wekend said the | SIG" up "ow Fon i tremblor struck one mighty blow, information just received by Homer | qenomination type and are sold | = SE(O"D SEMB“R Garvin, Manager of the Capitol|,ny {6 individuals who may name| A mother, who is in poor health, : | The city of 30,000 was plunged Theatre and committee head in TesgETe e Officials said 500 bodies have so SEAR(HING FOR January 18, and continues por.ac and before the United|ican Legion Auxiliary will be held | , 1400 or 1500 -; i paibdict The quota for Juneau is $315,000,] getting behind the Fourth War Loan | ance comprises all other types. | wm“ To “IS MOIHER : | “cutting the city to the very roots a co-owner benefi v. Thi st |is asking her son to write or wire o LR 5 | Evaies at DO NI EOn 0 BB | ey e T oo Registrations are being taken to- 1 i | | | { through February 15, but all sales|geates’ entry into the war, with' the | tomOrrow, Tuesday evening, at the | "HONORED 100" 1 | BUENO AIRES, Jan. 17.—Sur-| | Drive in a big way, according to| geries “E" bonds are the small las if by a scythe.” . of series “E" bonds ranges from her. She says she contacted him area. In cooperation with the War Ac- tivities Committee, the industry is combing the country for “The Hon- ored Hundred,” the men who sell the most Series E bonds in ratio to 118.75 for the $25 maturity bonds to $750 for the $1,000 maturity bonds. Committees have been organized with a view to reaching everyone in Juneau and Douglas and every pur- chase from a 10 cent stamp to a about two years ago and asked him {to write more often. He did write lonce, then forgot apparently to | write again. | The son is Seth David Specker or |probably goes under the name of the number of seats in their the- atres. There will be one champion from each State and from the Ter- ritories of Alaska and Hawaii. Then from various cities ranging from |the active participation of every there will be ten champions each}residem on Gastineau Channel we under 5,000 population up to 100,000 | can reach our quota and contri- population. |bute in a sincere and substantial| | Tom Specker. He is somewhere in Alaska. The mother is Mrs. May Wenning, 742 E 18th Street, Minneapolis, Minnesota. Couple Marriedby | | Commi_siio_ner Here (bond of the largest denomination helps to fill the quota. “The Committee feels that with > Wilma May Meiser and Wallace ‘Ervmg Peterson were married at a | ceremony performed Saturday after- inoon by U. S. Commissioner Felix Gray at his offices in the Federal Building. 3 Attendants were Catherine De- Brown The “Honored Hundred” will be |way to winning the war as well as| awarded first class transportation to | providing a saving plan for the fu- Washington, D. C, to meet Wwith|tyre” says Fo Treasury Department officials, and o will be appointed to the Executive‘ ’ Advisory Committee of the Fifth | wWar Loan 'VESSEL ARRIVES Local leaders in the Fourth warI Loan Drive are getting behind this | FROM Sou‘l‘H w"‘H campaign, beginning January 18, to- morrow, and extending to February 15. Only one theatre manager in | 29 pASSE“GERS Alaska will receive the honor and | Coite and J. C. Ray. Juneau stands an excellent chance | T Mr. Peterson is with the Sebas- of sending a representative. ( A vessel arrived here yesterday |tian-Stuart Fish Company at Tyee - — |afternoon from the south, discharg-|and his bride arrived in Juneau a |ing the following passengers [mm‘lfew days ago from South Bend, Helen Jane Adams | Seattle—~Walter T. Dixon, Mr. and| Indiana. | Mrs. R. E. Robertson, E. J. Rockne, ———— | b H }Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Batham, Clin- (‘pl‘ joE Md.EAN e e ra tes er ton Stapleton, Willard R. Park- . ‘ " hurst, Pete Padevan, Mrs. Mary F.! Seventh Blrthdq |Beaglc. Mrs. Rhoda A. Wood, Mrs. | Is o" V'S" HERE | Geraldine Ringstad and William AT |A. Rudd. Captain Joseph McLean is in Helen Jane Adams was seven Years| From Ketchikan—L. C. V(,rmu_f‘!uneau for a few days visit with old Thursday but celebrated her|ny and Mrs. J. H. Sawyer, and|DiS mother, Mrs. Elsie McLean, be- birthday last Saturday afternoon.|ajen westerberg. ¥ | fore going to duty in the Westward. The little guests gathered at the| gy wrangell — Albert Captain McLean has been in the home of Mrs. Elmer A. Friend |4 a G west. States since August attending school Halen Juue's grandmather, Wit 10| prom Bevhtbury-r. ana_ M * "D LTNE RS a vie s 2 - s | raine English and Virginia De_‘Oc(or Arness, Mrs. Frances Lund, DR. VANCE GOES SOUTH Ganahl, then returned and enjoyed | Tiomas Scott, Mrs. Anna Lund.,| pr, Howe Vance left Saturday for a large decorated birthday cake, ice ;P““’ Owens, Mr. and Mrs. Homer| the South to be gone two months on cream and candy. iWulmms, Rudolph Williams and|a business trip, also taking a vaca- Those at the party, besides the Peter Lund. tion. During his trip he will also little hostess and chaperones, were | The boat departed for Sitka late| visit his relatives. Mary Margaret’ Grisham, Virginia |last night with the following pas-| and Page Whitehead, Yvonne He- [sengers from Juneau—J. C. Cooper, bert, Veronica Rudolph, Yvonne|Paul Edwards, Ralph Young, Sr., Swanson, Irene and Connie Mc- Peter Williams, Bob Tichner, Mrs, Kinley, Pinky Liston, Heather and |Gladys Sherwood, E. W. Vander- Evelyn Hollmann, Beverly Powers |vort, George C. Harris, Dave Fen- and Penny Blood, ton, W. L. Scribner, H. H. Loy, e e o ac Eaagie Marge Ruby, Ruby Roby, E. A. | Eaton, Sr., O. Tilson, W. Lindquist, | |Garland Homethko, Bill Carter, WSCS Is 10 Mee‘ on |Mrs. L. Reinke, Dan Moller and| . |A. V. Cordavado. Wednesday, Sewing * " . For Sale Planned STOCH QUOTATIONS | NEW YORK, Jan. P 2oy 1‘ ey 17. — Closing The afternoon meeting of the quotation of Alaska Juneau mine » Woman's Society of Christian Ser-|stock today is 6%, American Can Give vice of the Methodist Church will 84 Anaconda 25';, Bethlehem | be held Wednesday at 1:30 p.m. Steel 58%, Curtiss Wright 57, In- at the residence of Mrs. B. W.|ternational Harvester 72%, Kenne- SAMPLER Matheny, 317 Twelfth Street. All cott 31, New York Central 17,| wr?o attend will be provided with Northern Pacific 14%, United States L“'fi:“:mfi "‘::‘““‘h:.‘ articles of sewing to be made for Steel 53%, Pound $4.04. ditess (aoi the -‘k.‘;:‘:‘"’a the Spring Sale in conjunction with! Dow, Jones averages today are 0 $7.50. the May Tea. Mrs. Clifford Robards, as follows: industrials 138.10, rails president, extends a hearty welcome 3566, utilities 22.25. BUTLER-MAURO DRUG CO. to newcomers and oldtimers to be| e “The Rexall Store” on hand. i BUY WAR BONDS A S day at the Juneau High School for| the second semester, according to A. B. Phillips, Superintendent. Last week the mid-year examinations| were held and on Wednesday of this week the report cards will be distributed. —_————— GRAND JURY CONVENES | TOMORROW far been recovered and the dead | might mount to 1,400 or 1,500. It was the country’s worst earth- quake in 83 years. 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