The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, April 22, 1944, Page 2

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU ALASKA AGL TWO SATURDAY APRIL 22 1944 ARBEQUE AT TREADWELL; | George Ochna: will be in chargfi, baby boy yeuremay afurnoon aL! OCJANAS IS IN CHARGE |of the feed. All those invited are HOSPITM NOTES the Government Hospital. Mrs. Jo-' tternoon at 2 o'clock |asked to take their knives, forks| o seph entered the hospital from! JUNEAU CAMPS NO. 2 well Beach, a bnrbe-““d spoons. [ Ole Anderson has been admitted |Sitka. svent to which the| N R s TR |to St. Ann's Hospital. s A N B a'.d A N s ion, theiw ladies and| Willlam J. Johnson was Imed David H. Andrews has entered o) A e ] @ ] ° L 4 (] Jests are to be given a rare |$25 in City Police Court on a charge|St. Ann's Hospital for treatment. PAvE0 | AR s o R | s. Glen O. Kirkham of Doug-|down Sunday morning. Parking R T ]‘ay;\as been admitted to St. Anns,|will be pronibited on Frankiin Meels Each Monday-7:30 P.M.-ANB. Hall | Admitted to St. Ann’s for medical | Street, upper and lower; Front care is Martin O. Olson. Street, Seward and Main Streets — - — A baby girl was born yesterday [By order of to Mis. Annie Walters at the Gov- JOHN MONAGLE, i ernment Hospital. Chief of Police, J““EA“ Io A“cnonAGE | Mrs. Ann Joseph gave birth to a and STREET DEPT. Alaska Empire Gold Mining Company via YAXUTAT and CORDOVA CONNECTIONS TO FAIRBANKS —— VALDEZ —— KUSKOKWIM KODIAK NOME BRISTOL BAY Bar;ggfiC:IUmI Pfln“ E 667 Re-Elect HORMANR. (Doc) WALKER TG THE SENATE @n His Record & War Production Board Permit for im- mediate operations has just been granted to Alaska Empire Gold Mining Company. If you believe in the future of Alaska: and home industry investigate the com- pany's proposed offering of equipment notes. Proven property and ten years’ production records backed up by mint and smelter returns. Property recom- mended by engineers of national repu- | tation. Safe and unusual returns. For L information write Box 529, Juneau, | The Sewmg BaSkel E ; 139 §. Franklin Juneau, Alaska || At Lowest Rales | ROOMS WITH BATH We Appreciate Pan American Airways appreciates the patience and understanding of our friends in Alaska at this_time when every passenger and every ounce of cargo is subject to military priority. After Victory, Pan American will pioneer new standards of servxce for Alaska. Hotel Juneau g i > 4 5 ¥ For Comfort During his service in the Territorial Senate he has for the betterment of ALL the people: or WITHOUT BATH" Most Convenient Location —THIRD AND MAIN— Owner-Mgr., Clarence Wise roduced and had passed a bill setting up a Department yr. This was the 'ONLY bill passed the last two of benefit to labor. Iniroduced and had passéd the bill creating the Board of K on which automatically balances the territorial R— ® Sepax. oot e | PIEa” HETURNYW consider this the best bill passed in the his- i B ¥. B. service Milk Boitl tory of the legislature LAV AMERFCANV LARIT A} S Maern 9 Jaree o ties 3 all with g TAILOR MADE Introduced and had passed a model narcotics control bill. il | 4 & 7 v - T | Introduced and had passed many bills for the benefit of Y z 3 t Sb'i(?‘t . BI '_J ES ! needy and sick Alaskans. 0“r 0 e e e ‘ & | Served on the committee that drew the bill allowing Alaska for i Expertly tailored and care- { 4 | WIN([‘)XI‘;‘;%E DOOTS RS, {o derive the benefits of the Federal Social Security Act. ing by mail give Iully made fo order or fit- e e eg gt ; . . When ordering by mail give 4o i'tom ctock. . We use first fars : name, address and following s ¢ e e e eeee ( chairman of the Committee on Education that twice L. s (steve) FERB]S data: quality fabrics of serge, ! THE BARANoF | 0.B. Williams Co. he salaries of school teachers. ® whipcord or gabardine in | || 1939 First South Seattle 4 < WEIGHT any desired weight Alaska's Largest Apartment e ———— Introduced arid had passed a bill making the crime of * .mn;fif.’_ $37.00 ! Hotel 557 ibuting to the delinquency of a minor a felony instead Price includes tailor-made ] * of & misdemeanor 49 Vears Residence in Alaska | |Lengrh [ s ‘ St Sl ORDER YOUR it &5 Postage Chagge $1.00 ’ | [Tteere S i T . - and SHOWER RABBIT SKIN S In his youth a sailor, Doc Walker learned the problems of ga| ] GQhes money sladly refunded. : . NOW working people—as a business man he knows what it is to meet ) bee PANTS! | Reasonable Rates Tanned; cleaned and sall ~ a payroll P Tonide Lengr i 3 e £ Inside gth (4 * ready to make up. Throughout Alaska he is know a8 an outstanding Hberal CANDIDATE FOR TERRITORIAL o 8 i Phone 800 VALCAUDA FUR COMPANY without being a crackpot. He is definitely not a rubber ; i S m (o ) SEATTLE, WASHINGTON = SENATOR e . ‘ »r 31 years Doc Walker has lived in Ketchikan; he has i Since 1911 c ven grandchildren born in Alaska. All his inter- FOUR-YEAR TERM 1312 2nd Ave., SEATTLE | t ¢ ‘e here and he has nc investments outside the Territory. — e et coLmA me coml" REPUBLICAN TICKET *Primary Election—April 25 The foregoing is not an affidavit but a matter of public record that cannot be challenged. OF ALASKA Lumber and Building Materials 1 PHONES 587 or 747—JUNEAU YOU CAN GET LUMBER FOR ESSENTIAL 4 REPAIRS ON YOUR HOME (Paid Advertisement) (Paid Advertisement) — I NORTHLAND ¢ ] {5 A TATION 46th O M P AN VOTE for | John E. 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