The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, June 28, 1944, Page 2

PAGL TWO ~— THE DAILY ALASKA'lzi\'/iPiREw JUNEAU, ALASKA = WEDNESDAY, JUNE 28, 1944 - Wilson - Redi |ALASKA COASTAL ON THEY'RELOVELY ... THEY'RE SERVICEABLE ’BREA(H 1§ Wison-Redinger Nuptials Will Be FOUR FLIGHTS TODAY | MADE, ODON Sunday Aflernoon Ted Carter, :;;ultural expert, was flown to Skagway this morn- | ing by an Alaska Coastal plane. [ i The marriage of Mrs. Nellie Red- A trip to Sitka was also made, A inger and Mr. Warren Wilson will carrying L. E. Evans, Kenneth Jor- pe held Sunday afternoon at 2:30 dan, and Hal Finch. (Conuinuea irom Pflse One) ¢ k at the Glacier Highway, W. J. Pege, Rose McKinney, Dor- A AL 0 o R S = of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Elisen. othy Andrews, and E. L. Olsen | an outflanking drive, Cen. g iy e | |n an outflar en. Mot Dean C. E. Rice of Holy Trinity were passengers this afternoon for B WITH OR WITHOUT ANCHORAGE—FAIRBANLS TIE ;'“';:‘\ .vn(::x"|lnll:‘h;“‘::;f;,im:::el;ir Cathedral, will_perform the cero- Hoonah. _Phillip Joseph disembark- r burst the peninsiila: base ro@iirom 100V in the iptesence of B I8W gd ab Brcyrsiq “IIiet. « ¢ i t G HO | Con. Doured over the Odon-Riyer, Clowe [flends.” Attendants will be ‘Today's flight to Ketchikah took |Jj, NnME gy and battered two ‘miles deeper 4o 4 M- and Mrs, Elisen, Dr. Salazar, of the Goverhmentifl " p I'he bride-elect recently returned al, and Samuel Hutchihson point northeast of Esquay. " T t C,)' UB(‘ Road Sliced m l~1<1{u \\'hl':wI she has té {hm city, and Dv:\)n Kaylor to i b «d This deep penetration sliced,the been employed as telephone oper- Petersburg. ' H. M.’ Olsen ‘was a e i | Q - | Army Russett road from Caen to. Evrecy .and ator With the Army. Mr. Wilson, enger for \mangon CONNECTIONS TO il | Blue Jacket threatened the remaining German well known here, is one of the op- ——— — b YAKUTAT CORDOVA VALDEZ | s R held highways feeding into Caen crators of the Alaska Laundry. ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS ¥ i Turf Tan rom the south and southwest. Byt~ A reception, to which all friends| ' oo ® 0 0T T KODIAK—BRISTOL BAY—KU ish armor can move swiftly across of the couple are iw will fol- iqaled bids will be recelved Wy ] i A the City Clerk at his office on or before 4:30 P. M. Friday, July 7, ofnu thrust or face the threat of having g i “9_*? 105 he, “‘”‘;‘,‘:“s“(’i"’éu‘_}e‘ef‘ggz Baranof Hotel their large forces encircled. crete paving on Secol Swift stabbing armored drives are ‘I'OWNSEND (lUB 'I'o ‘,::‘;I!‘HF‘IG:E&\ and Gold Streets, b - an old story to Montgomery's desert | veterans, and one ‘fr Bm_au s most pOSIPONE 1 SESSIO“ nhr(,,lx?.l.‘;d EIrlxdoxipfiimc:(xigmn:;io:\. Talned a s tank generals is directing 10111008 TR Certified check covering 5% of ¢ 0 operat. 0";'“““ S bid must accompany the bid. Bnds s s H“l J — eau By e, The Juneau Townsend Club met i) he open in the Council Chambers l ‘ABBII l{n' | . the open rolling plains below Caen low the wedding service Sunday and the Germans must block this afternoon | Allied planes hovered over the ;.. nioht The latest news from : For Comfort t tank ‘attle and lashed at the Nazi 18 oo dquarters stated in thelr The Oity of Juness. reserves the | BUY DIRECT AND AiL S Rat kg "‘,'rG"_:“"‘,“ rL'mxflf\ weekly “Flash” that 204 signatures yight to reject any and all bids | SAVE MONEY. t Lowest es were knosked out In Juesday’s g | or Congressmen had Been secured, |+ is3y Giier of the Common Cour-| | "Any quantlty, immediats ROOMS WITH BATH 1“.1;4: “k'uli‘ Rt ; 4 d only 14 murvd \g;'lr-‘nevd;‘t? to cil of the City of Juneau, 1 delivery. Write for Price or | arger sc: have the Townsend Bill brought on J. E. KEARNEY, City Clerk. List. | BEST BEAU 795 The Vichy radio (;3313[’)'0““( that n. flgor of the House of Repre- 3 v } i y, WETHQUT BATH | | Mongomery is using X FOODS .o totives, Most Co nient Location Feminine bow - pump in and. two armored, divisions in this | president Gk St an. NOTICE ¥Sw HERM IGIVEN: Valcalula Fur Co. S g&fltnu\m.a. black suede graceful all-out, ault. 5 »d that because the next meet- That George E. Clevéland, admin- Seattle, Washington 4 ; 4 t Americans in Cherbourg captured ate comes on July 4 there will | 1SLFator of the egtats of David John | & - Owner-Mgr., Clarence Wise ympanion_ for daytime 1 * i . 4 a second German. general, Deputy .. .o meeting : that night; The Argall Heceased, nas filed his final | ar dinner clothes. GBACE'NOTE 7.95 | Commanider of Cherboufg Najor “ ‘fl: Coing i) will meet at the home account and report of his admin- | ALSO: General Robert Stattler, vesterday . wir. and. Mrs, Andrew.Rosness | istiation of said estate, and his pc-‘ | " i stormed the RALAN |41 avaning o Ty, | tition for distribution thereof, in the | Brown Kid one of the last centers wi. Opma Kletzing and Mrs, | Uhited States Commissioner's Court | S SEATTLE T ® Perzect comfort Treat Yourself to a Bottle . frivolous, L A wisp of a sandal feminine and fun. Black patent. Rice Brown o, anirow Rosness, who. repeesented | {0 Juieau Precinct, at Juneay. Al o Centrally located i “E‘*"""fi i Red Duckskin X ualties Listed he Townsend Club in & down town |2ska; that 10 o'clogk A M. August ; o Splendid food and UTT v Headquarters disclosed that the . (he night of June 24 selling | :Gth 1944, h:s been fixed as the F. B ot Awvailable ‘Daily Look for the lining . . . if it doesn’t Allies have suffred 40,549 casualties . ic i the Fifth War Loan Dilve, | ime and said court the place for T hine P i SR v ioven 15 the fiist two weBks of HHE B |0 <D oE ot sucoess: | hearing same; and that all persons| MeClure, o Large Rooms— Juneau Dairies, Inc. SRR e o vasion. German losses in killed, ' A qiec’ Rosness, who is con- | concerned therein are hereby noti- | Mgr. all with Bath J wounded or captured in the three ., cino from a recent illness, at- | | fied to appear at said time and place ALASKANS LIKE THN weeks of the battle are estimated at | . 4o the meeting last night for |2nd file their objections, if any, to| ) not less than 70,000 he first time in several months. ]wnd final account and petition for [————— American casualties are 24,162 ! e B settlement and distribution thereof 5 % 5 fg more than half of the total suffered | Dated: Juneau, Alaska, June 13th, WlN[}OW.\ DOORS, o & &5 by the Allies, and did not include HERE FROM METLAKATLA | 1944, sz CABINETS QUALITY S/INCE 7 7 those incurred in the assault on Elsie May Smith, of the Office! GEORGE E. CLEVELAND, |} THE Yoy Cherbourg. of Indian Affairs, is here from Met- | Administrator. | BARAN(’F 0. Bo WI“lams co- > - = lakatla, and has registered at the | First publication, June 14, 1944, | ’ 1939 First South Seattle 4 I BUY WAR BONDS Juneau Hotel | Last publication, July 5, 1944. Alaska’s Largest Apartment IVE PASSENGERS IN | | | ‘ : T .. . FIVE PASS | MARY JUKICH HOFFMANN EVERY ROOM WITH TUB 1 : and SHOWER VIA SHIP PATRICIA |5 ENROUTE TO STATES A The Sewing Basket BABY HEADQUARTERS. Infant and Children’s Wear for Haines: Mrs H. Johansen St At WRltAmios AT MK Mary ‘ Ph 800 Bh o b il n, M Malcol 4 . | ! b o P g L Jukich Hoffmann has left for the ; one derson . Was .+ a spassengers for | South i AR wWay | Well known here, Mrs. Hoffman ! The following persons left here | Monday evening, via the Patricl * To visit with her husband's par- to Juneau aboard the| has been employed in the U. S vere Mrs. Morris, A. C.| Commissioner’s office at typist, nsen, V. O. Goodrich, Elsie| which work has now been assumed | angas, and Floyd Fagers | by Miss Lorene Krause. : M. S. PATRICIA | LEAVES FOR HAINES AND SKAGWAY, MONDAY AND | THURSDAY 9:30 P: M. Carrying Freight and Passengers Leaves Haines and Skagway for Juneau P. M. Tuesday and Friday. PHONE 498 V. W. MULVIHILL, Agent AND KEEP ‘EM Woodley Airways JUNEAU— ANCHORAGE Via YAKUTAT and CORDOVA | Connections to ALL INTERIOR Alaska Points : Ror e e D g'l’:'iheed %mves jluneau g gg g i&a That Is the Main I dea === AND ==r . N '-l‘u': dae;,v:sF:i“&ay We Solicit Your Patonage as the - | ki Northern Cocktail Bar ALASKA COASTAL AIRLINES Is Being Thoroughly Renovated and o Aowid Junean Will Be OPENED to the Public : ALASKA COASTAL AIBRLINES E. A RHOADES OWHEIS...D W. SUCH : p nlmktnoom:;;:'rmsnema Nl ‘m?;c% Bitka ;s TR T T . $10 $18 $10 $13 $18 3§18 18 418 By 18 18 10 18 18 10 10 ” 10 18 10 18 10 5 10 18 10 18 10 v 10 18 18 18 10 10 : S N sl BBIN GING UP FATHER ‘ i { By GEORGE McMANUS FER ONCE IN ME MRS.JIGGS WENT SLUMMING o - g ol BARON GRILL IS A oo Dfl\'r g To (RS GOOD SPORT-HE MADE LIEE | HAD ENOLIGH WITH BARONESS GRILL-SHE 18 i i S e SR e e \ HIMSELF RIGHT AT | CORNED BEEF-AND- WANTS YoU AND BARON GRILL e e L HOME IN DINTY'S - | CABBAGE-IF | ATE TO JOIN THEM AT DINTY'S FOR Haines and Skagway—med“:fg Daily at 9:30 A. M. 4 WERE HERE- i R ANOTHER BITE I'D CORNED BEEF -AND-CABBAGE- | ,fi’ i o GIE- 4 S emnd Tl Faen: aios Drswar o CuALze Me . SCHEDULED DAILY 30.00 10.00 20.00 .. E Raf = ’ Express Rate: 10c per pound—Minjamum st $0e 1o Feiorsmony and Wrangell 4 ¢ Above rates applicable when S Rt n BT PHINE