The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, June 16, 1944, Page 2

~ THE DAILY ALASfKA EMPIRE— JUNEAU, ALASKA 2} FRIDAY, JUNE 16, 1944 - ——;-_ ] & B F. M. WEIR ARRIVES { the Baranof. { * } | G SR Rupay i) 1 NOMINATED HOME BEFORE LEAVIN FAIEBANKS PEOPLE HERE | P ' Many Alaskans on a visit to the; F:“Doueias, B. M. Stewart, and| States suffer disappointment. and|John Thomas are registered at the| | inconvenience when they attempt to Gastineau from Fairbanks. | | puz rationed commodities ' i 3 which are also rationed in Alaska BUY WAR BONDS UNLY ONE | T T without having obtained certificates The complete vote and candidates from their home War Price and ated the De ti tioning Boards, as been re- MORE DAY LEFT TO MAKE THIS THE BIGGEST |{iiisice. ikt o R £ b e v O ot e AND BEST FA THEB:S DAY EVEB nllllcl(i-:l \;(‘lll:'rAx;):‘\]llv;‘aotl“::ebglmary Administration. . . A oy B > Forlpor < i sons who are going ouiside e o B Torrhotl, Aadler i who wih 1o pucnwee e | MESH HOSE 256 DEMOCRATIC TICKET {tubes, a new auto or a bicycle must | Delegate establish eligibility with the home il Orders Filled | 1B 'L ‘Bartlets; 3084, Henry Rod-board before leaving, Siates e Ma A 2 | éh. 2320+ A. H. Ziegler, 1946, orial Rationing Division. Cer- WALLETS SLIPPERS | Attorney General t issued in Alaska are good X 8] K | P ser: s 'l Drag here he United States, but TIE R ; TWEATERS | Ralph J. Rivers, 4946; Karl Drag- anywhere in t bu Bl SWEATERS [ er, 2201, |no dealer may transfer a rationed DOPP-KIT T SHIRTS Auditor jcommodity to anyone until a ration | Frank A. Boyle, 6383. {certificate is presented GLOVES PAJAMAS | Highway Engineer | = & Office A 5 W. Leonard Smith, 3963; Frank Baranof Hot PHONE 567 T1E CLIPS |A. Metcalf, 3093 ¢ f-Hotel | The successful candidates nom- : - inated on the Democratic ticket o BT follows: Delegate, E. L. Bartlett; | ) Tanned | Attorney General, Ralph J. Rivers,! DON'T FORGET THAT BOND! e R | | ‘ RABBIT SKINS||| Hotel Juneau REPUBLICAN TICKET For Comfort BUY DIRECT AND John E. Manders, 1427; George B.! SAVE MONEY. ; At Lowest Rates JUNEAU 1o ANCHORAGE YAKUTAT and CORDOVA CONNECTIONS TO FAIRBANKS VALDEZ —— KUSKOKWIM KODIAK NOME BRISTOL BAY SHAVING SETS BRACES Successor to Leota’s WOMEN'S APPAREL S e o Sl AN Delegate ‘Gri:zsby. 896. Former nominated. Any quantity, immediate ROOMS WITH BATH i | } ! Auorne_\-_ General \ / delivery. Write for Price . Harry G. McCain, 2018. i ; List. w Auditor \ o . | Wil H. Chase, 1965. i ' Valcauda Far Co. Most Convenient Location QaALITY SINCE 1887 | Highway Engincer ‘ enthit, WWLKITR —THIRD AND MAIN— ; E. F. Wann, 1957. “EPLI‘CE "!‘“ SCBEENS Seattle, Washingt OwHsFRIEE. Cuobios WigS 0 ' —— —' HOUSE APPROVES ___ANDSAVEHEALTHAND | CotwRSOumma — VEGETABLE PEST HOSPITAL NOTES OUTLINE AIR ROUTES AMENDMENT fOR household! - Hole-riddled screens €D Dress up your desserts with ‘ ‘ i e ; e .located FRESH WHIPPING CHECK UP TIME o0 o o st s et FOR POSTWAR ERA let in disease carrying insecls— . B . CREAM. ¢ — pal. iy ‘ PARITY PRICES as well as dirt which will sift Ty service il 11 i =, s WASHINGTON, June 16.— After & . 3 f McClure, ® Large Rooms— Juneau Dairies, Inc. Bruce Sutton has been dismissed | @ vear of study the CIvil Aeronau- | o corvcn oo s g6 e into your furniture and cause its ‘ Mgr. all with Sath [ pardeners to check up for vege- from St. Ann’s Hospital after re- | tics Board has outlined intern {able pests. In this suggested work §, (0 T i eatment air routes they think will be flown | HOUSE Wrote into the Price Control ALASKANS LIKE TME schedule given by the Juneau Gar 3 by Uhited States aif cartlers after | EXtension Bill by a voice vote an deterioration. | : den Club, the first activity for the| e Henry has been admitted | the war. The routes, to cxtend:“'"""d"“"" designed to guarantee k is to check up on the cabbage (, the Government Hospital for |around the globe, would add 60,000 | parity prices for all m“»n com- WINDOWS, DOORS and caulifiower to See if 0ot MAB- | medical care, miles to the present authorigeq|modities by penalizing processors THOMAS HABDWARE co- CABINETS =~ at them. - R — routes of American airways planes, | V10 don't. pay, sfter the adminis. P, These maggots are hatched near The question arlsing wner et | tration won a thumping victory in PHONE 555 ™ BARANOF 0. B. Williams Co the surface and work their way to HERE FROM LONGVIEW more companies fly the same route | (N¢ House which beat down the JUNEAU, ALASKA . | Alaska’s Largest Apartment 1939 First South Seattle 4 Hotel This week it is time for Juneau the root of the plant. Yellow, Frank Barr, of Longview, Wash-|was undecided. Senate approved Bankhead-Brown O o ooking plants indicate that ington, is a guest at the Juncau| One proposed route would start at | “OtOn textile amendment (o the bill, the maggots may be present. In- Hotel Chicago, go to St. Paul, thence to p fected piants should be pulled and ——r———— Alaska, on to Vladivistok, Mukden, {1 E ¥ ROOM WitH | Shnghai, and to India. The route burned MRS. WILLIAM REED HERE i A ¢ . and SHOWER } | s has bec o A : & S “BE | would be varied to start at Ses T I o breveniaive bas bech et M. Willam Reed is a guest 0t branch to Seate, o toueh Un: dll Ol'llla rocer ed arKe 2 h“e‘{Sewing'lasket the root maggot may be checked the Baranof, regls b - ‘ & B TERS tered from Wil- q " % PO B g % now by using one of the maggol| . ...¢. fa ska, Kiska, Paramushiro, Tokyo, | ningtor, anghai, Hong Kong or Canton. Infant and Children’s Wear rtrol powders issued under trade | r t..;nx}(u)e-\l ‘?x (:hls-y m-:»dnol da\'m;x‘mll\-.‘ s e i RIS T e e Pllfl“e 478 (HOUSE OF OUALITY) Plloll(‘ :‘71 Phone 800 139 S. Franklin Juneau, Alaska | R a0 i e~ S0 R0 e S | one ounce of calomel to 10 gallons| ok W e by i, seoios M'@ e} | .. WESUGGEST 4 — . , Q o /| FOR THIS WARM - ; M. S. PATRICIA Sweet peas should now be ‘{‘: y . K R 5 : | S . enough to be pl"wd bu:k_ o ippaid B wear AYSE WEATHEB 1 ;. LEAVES FOR HAINES AND SKAGWAY, MONDAY AND the support provided. Fertilize in N 4 RN 2 oY s n | THURSDAY 9:30 P. M. front of the row if it was not pre- - 2 . ) 4 S 9: . M. viously trenched in /{0’/¢ly- .o yfl” owe /l | GREEN o“lo“s R 5 4 1 Carrying Freigh! and Passengers Plants should now be enough| \z \ under control to give the gardener | and ; \ Leaves Haines and Skagway for Juneau P. M. Tuesday and Friday. a breathing space in which to check ///0 yflfll awawnce! 2 | ; : f PHONE 498 V. W. MULVIHILL, Agent over his tools b, £ \\ Care of tools is vital now as ; & < 7 3 % — conservative measure, as most of | L . your tools will have to last the| s i | { 0 » . = ¥ duration. Rub the wood parts with | S % g v i rom vur i e w dl - linseed ol or paint the handles.| [ | ; : @k ey Alrways Clean and dry the metal parts and | ! rub with grease or heavy oil. Each | —————————— b a tne f:fffiamfi?“‘;iiii:i ‘ Celery ;’a;‘dl?;“m : g'“ges ANCHORAGE especially careful of your precious 1 S .Blflfll Curol ie omaloes ananas .. Bung Tols, Via YAKUTAT and CORDOVA lawnmower. 2 % 4 Rubber hose is another item 5 | 3 3 tH which 15 not replaceable. Don't We A.I) reciate | Fresh Spinach Hot House Tomatoes Grapefruit ; R T S T leave it in the sun, on the ground.| ! Cauliflower T e R R Check it for breaks and mend them | & and coil it loosely and carefully Pan American Airways appreciates i LOCkheed An’ives Juneall 2:00 P.M. FlIGHI XIO ms;mu the patience an:!u understanding of || LARGE VARIETY OF CHEESE IN GLASS JARS!! Electra Leaves Juneau 2:30 P.M. ! our friends in Alaska at this time " [ L g — TODAY BY PAA PLANE | whn ey pusager nd vy | Pahst-eft, Spedial Price -- 15 b. pke. 1 5( Tuesday-Friday ik was i i 1) ounce of cargo is subject to military 3 —_— FOR RESERVATIONS day by a Pan American plane with priority. | ! e ety 28 Stewe SKA COASTAL AIRLINES e T U | B i b Americen POULTRY — Fryers, Roasters and Stewers ALA, AST tative for the Alaska Airlines; | Pl ovw standards of 5 | e yard Phone 612 Agents Juneau Carl Stoberg, Airways Engineer for ndards o1 service ior 2 he PAA; Jack John Greenfield, of TR et Alaska. LEG OF LAMB with FREE MINT Mrs. Jack Conway, Mina Grassle, . - " RO IS R, Rowland France, of the Nakat| ALASKA ansTAL Aln'.lnzs Packing © y; and Mrs. Es- = 1:1‘1: ‘S?\ :.m:am 5 £ | i ? | c ho l cse M e a l s c “ I I 0 Y 0 ur 0 !' d e l‘ ! ! ! Serving Southeast Alaska——Passengers, Mail, Express Magids owas the. gole pak: o i e S R PR SITKA TRIP—Scheduled Daily at 9:30 A. M. . P T DIy ! yf--T s Daily——10:30 A. M. and 2:30 P. M. Hawk An- Pel- Kim- Chicha- i PAN AMERICAN AIRWAYS e s e W o s b e Empire Classitteds Pay! ! . 18 10 1 18 10 L] BRINGING UP FATHER ; k z - 8 10 ; ¥ GOLLY-THEY RE MAGGIE-_ | [ YES-AND THE , | is baaiad i RN, WUZ YOUR || DEAR BOY IS | DON'T THINK DINTY GAVE ME A BEOX WHAT THAT MEANQ-J BROTHER SO AMBIT IOLIS- gt;_:_s ES(I;\_G TO OfiLEX-EA'EED‘-T—SE%'\GARS- i i3 HENRISHE(_A,%T E% %QREIIE\ICI‘:DO-R i E ED Haines and Skagway—Scheduled Daily at 9:30 A. M. DOWN TO THE OFFICE ALDERMAN - | Hyines skagway AND HAVE SOME FLUN- —— S5 | 1000 Express Rate: cents per pound—Minimum Charge 60c Round Trip Fare: Twice One-Way Fare, less 10% SCHEDULED DAILY Ketchikan Wrangell P Juneau ... $45.00 $35.00 e:;{fg: 2 Petersburg 30.00 10.00 Wrangell ... " 20.00 Express Rate: 25¢ per pound—Minimum of $1.00 to Ketchil Express Rate: 10c per pound—Minimum of 60c to P:tenbuhr: and Wrangell Above rates applicable when passenger traffic Change Without Notice.