The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, March 28, 1944, Page 6

PAGESIX ~ A.J.CLOSES [F INCREASE IN WAGES HOLDS THE DAILY ALASKA LMPIRE—]UNEAU ALAbKA Fosters Will Be |LUHERAN CHURGH Honored Tomorrow | lE'I‘;EI:ORS:gw(EEVE':ING At Public Recepflon s Peterson, and_Fen Willams Continuing the mid-week meet-| Leaving for Sitka thls mormng ings, the Lutheran Church will hold | i — its sixth Lenten Service in the TUESDAY MARCE 28 1944 Eleanor Lucas, Donna Lucas, Maryluexe Pat sweeney Lilly Hoohs. Jane Harrington, Dawson Muggy,| Annie Davis, Lucille Coffevty, and Mr. and Mrs. Karl Alstead, Karleen |7 4 Holl Alstead, and Marjorie Alstead. ‘ From Ketchikan—Mr. and Mrs an hour increase in wages for Al~, shortage of labor increased, Lhe’bcm a m,xdvn' of Junmu Eor tive| |aska Juneau employees which has turnover was smull. The number of |years and is the mother of an 8- | been authorized by the Board Jemployees on the payroll at the bc- month-old daughter. Said Bradle the effect of this ginning of the year was 478, com-| Mr. Mize is a graduate of _the| additional wage will increase the pared with 328 at the end of the|Juneau Public Schools. He #s mar-| operating losses so they will be vear. |ried and has thvee young children,| ter than the out-of-pocket ex-, The average wage per day, he two of whom are now attending (h\ se of a complete shutdown, and 'stated, was $8.58 as against $7.67 local public school. accordingly, in conformance with in 1942 After graduating IN FROM GUSTAVUS E. O. Hedlund, in «rot. Gustavus, is at the Hotel Juneau. frons or”""” Gov. and Mn. Ernest Gruening & to the public to attend the recep- | i mpening ana win tolow suxt <= TW() FILE FOR tared to Aluska and taueht sl " crron " the Governors e o s el T000¢ PIGGLY WIGGLY Phone Report of ( Pratilatic St ool ik oty o o n Wrangel for tour and. ane-mat house to honor Mr. and Mrs. Don- | opic for this week will be, “Jesus 16 eport of Company Presi-|avie action wiil come out of our| |vears and at the Westward for ; : QUALITY with DEPENDABILITY 4 ald C. Foster. Mr. Foster is the rs. Returning to Juneau, he newly appointed General Superin- ‘a epted a position as engineer for tcndent for the Office of Indian | the Office of Indian Affairs in the Affairs, mnstru«.lmn division, which depart- All citizens of the Channel are vice the cholr will meet for its reg- {ment he now heads. welcome to attend the reception,|ular weekly practice at 7:45 oclock. ——— |which will be between the hours ———e—— | FUNERALFOR TWO ~ © o0 127 FOR JUNEAU STEP JAKE HIRSCH FIRE LAST NIGHT AT ARRIVE ABOARD U. D. MOODY WILL BE TOMORROW 0DY HOME, VESSEL TODAY s thor ik r A fire at the residence of U. D. 4 Moodys on Gastineau and Rawn A vessel from the south docked here at midnight with the follow- Way called out the Juneau Vol- unteer Fire Department last night at 9:156 o'clock and the tap out signal [ ing passengers from Seattle—Abel was given one hour later. Many | Koskela, Howard Barkley, Mrs. C. lines of hose were laid. I. McGehee, Ruth Whited, Betty Cause of the fire was thought to Lou Raines, Mr. and Mrs. Donald be a defective oil burner in the Foster, Don Max Foster, Kara Lee| Darkest Hour.” The public is cor- dially invited to participate in this worship. Immediately following the ser- continued efforts for a modification | of the National War Labor Buar(l‘ SHORIIERM 0“ said that the opvration»f S(HOOl BOARD resulted in an operat- | aii charges including| Mrs. C. L. (Ruth) Popejoy and| \ and depletion, of $174,-|Ralph Mize filed at the City Clerk’s |office today for the 2 year term as members of the School Board Wellknown here. Mrs. Popejoy was ] lPdC er of languages in dent Says Shutdown Impending ruling A Complete Line of FRESH FRUITS I VEGETABLES Just In! plocly wyecesy PHONE 16 or 24 Bradley of San Francisco, aska Junean , in his re-|% ny's stockholders, as soon as it is| favorable action continued ef- | of the rd ruling,’ of the mine will P. R President ¢ Gold Mining port A total of 1461830 tons of ore were mined and milled during the) 1 ared to 2,765,190 in 1942 for 3 and more t four million me‘h‘ Juneau School. She at- in the year before itended variol hools in South | | 2. A Williams, General Superin-|Dakota, where father was Su-| tendent of the mine, in his report perintendent of Schools for u]mn.\'!.‘ Funeral servic tockholdars. hafnted : bUt %G and she is a graduate of Step Jake) Hi 1943 although the gener cyan College in Mitcheli, |sourdough, wao uth Dakota, with a degree in|urday night at St ges from the University of will be held tomorrow afternoon at an. Before coming to Alaska, 2 o'clock in the Charles W, Carter she spent 10 years teaching at var- |Mortuary Chapel. Interment will be chools in the he has'in Evi tery. to the com that that no me out of ¢ for modifi (Two to o the 14 cents during ious Royal kitchen stove, and that portion of | the house was gutted before the | flames could be brought under con- | Foster, J. Hermle, Andrew Hermle. Earl S. McLaughlin, Rosario Di- In order to conserve manpower, gasoline, rubber and equipment, we have only one delivery each day. Tassell, mateo, Alexander Dewey $2.00 Minimum Orders to be in before 1 P. M. DESSERTS — PUDDINGS All Flavors 3 for 25¢ EXTRA!! LARGE SHIPMENT FRESH FRUITS and VEGETABLES including DRY ONIONS TWO DELIVERIES DAILY 10:15 A. M.—2:15 P. M. MINIMUM DELIVERY $2.50 FINER FOODS ALWAYS AT BERT'S! Bel' s DHONE CASH GROCERY trol. Pendry, F'Inrence Sarjeant, Mrs.| | \ ot i ki GEORGE BROTHERS_ Super Market PHONES 92-95—2 DELIVERIES Orders for Delivery Accepted Up to 2:30 P. M. If It's on the Market You'll Find Ii at GEORGE BROTHERS FRESH RADIS]IES 3 sc Large Bunches, 2for - - -35¢ 45 GREEN 0N")NS 3¢ 35¢ FRESH SPINACH 35¢ 2Pounds - - - 30¢ FRESH ASPARAGUS 35¢ Pound - - - FRESH BB()CCOLI Pound - - - - LETTUCE, solld head Trimmed, Pound - - - - - CELERY 35¢ 35( & DRY ONIONS Pound - - - - - 10( Lemons — Grapelrult — Bananas Apples — Oranges Largest Display in City of Juneau! Trimmed, Pound - - - - - TOMATOES, solid, rlpe Come-Now-Today PHONE— WRITE—WIRE US YOUR ORDER e P ettt Shetland yarn, hand fringed shawl . Short sleeve, 1007 cotton shirts. 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