The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, August 30, 1944, Page 2

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Frocessed for dependable service in wind and rain. Proudlyfeaturedinaselectionof popular styies. Come in today! 18.7510.30.50 EIGHT PERSONS FINED TODAY IN POLICE COURT. Those fined in City Police Court this ' morning include the following: Thomas Sanders, Jr., $25, on a charge - of drunkenness; Wilbert Emil Niemela, $25, for being drunk; Jeannie Warne, charged with being drunk and disorderly, $25; Paul $25, charged with drunk- enness. 56 SCHOOLS WILL OPEN THROUGHOUT . ALASKA ON SEPT. 5 Approximately 6800 students will return to school throughout the | Territory next Tuesday when 56 |city and rural institutions will open their doors for the 1944-45 term. According to Dr. J. C. Ryan, Commissioner of Education, = all schools are fully staffed, with 305 ‘wachm-s having accepted positions in Alaska. All city schools, with the excep- tion of one, offers full four AT high school courses and 12 of these schools are accredited by the North- west Association of Highe! hools. Seven rural schools offer two or more years of high school work and four of these offer full four-year courses. Palmer is the only rur school which is ac- |credited by the Northwest Associa- tion, according to Commissioner Ryan. Because of too few following ru to close this loon, Gustavus, Hoycock, Napamute, Nushagak, Nyac, Ruby and Wise- man. Ppuips of Kashemak Bay school will be transported to the Homer school, Dr. Ryan announced | Two new rural schools have been opened this year and these include !the one at Clark's Point and San Point. - Ah! Blessed Daze 0f Rest and Quiet BATON ROUGE, La.—The Bour- geois family here came through a hazardous week. { Thursday—Son, | ahd bruised in a truck which was hit by train Friday—Pat, Sr., hit by motor- C cut and bruised. urday—Mom, Pop and Pat daz- | ed and burned by explosion on cabin cruiser. Sunday-—All quiet on the home front. All three in hospital. e JORGENSEN IN TOWN Martin Jolg,ensvn “of the Stand- ard Oil Company, has registered MI the Baranof from Seattle. - IN FROM HOONAH Mrs. E. M. Felton and Miss Ione Felton have come into town from Hoonah and are registered at the Baranof Hotel. On a drunk and disorderly con-| duct charge, Joseph Dalton was fined $25; Dan White, on the same charge, was fined $25; Edward Metjay paid a fine of $25 for being drunk and disorderly and Wayne John Wiita was fined $35 on a drunkenness charge, el TO KETCHIKAN Stormy Petrel leaving Juneau for Ketchikan and way points Thurs- day A. M. Steamer rates. Phone Blue 650. Secondary and students, the| 0ols were forced | Akiak, Chicha-) Pat, Jr., shocked‘ THli DAILY ALASKA E.MPIRIi JUNEAU, ALASKA WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 30, 1944 132 PASSENGERS HERE soutusouuo SHIP Incoming passengers this morn- ing on a southbound ship were as follows: Mrs. H. Aase, Walter Cul- ver, J. W. Kehoe, Walter Mickens, Jack MelInnis, Henry Roden, Joe Romberg, Henry Becker, Jack Hynes, Frederick Harris, O. N. Knappes, Peter Lutchko, A. J. Mec- Closkey, Joe Pinkston, Oscar Stai, S. R. Sundrich. Clyde Triplett, Charles Raymond, George Wood, Maurice Farrell, Lawrence Orvalla, Howard Carroll, Carl Roberts, Robert Ditman, Mary Haas, William Anderson, Archie Hedman, Tessie Dudler, Ralph Moore, William Ploghoft, George Osterbeck, and John Baker. - TIDES IOMORROW -0.5 148 32 feet. feet. feet. Low tide — 5:56 a. m,, High tide—12:21 p. m., Low tide — 6:07 p. m. DOUGLAS NEWS ATG MEET ANNOUNCED The Douglas Unit of the Alaska Territorial Guard will meet tomor- row evening at 7:30 o'clock in the | Douglas Natatorium. Members are | requested to wear coveralls, leggings, | ammunition belts, and carry rifles. “WINGS OF THE EAGLE"” The Douglas Coliseum will pre- sent, as their main feature this eve- ning, “Wings of the Eagle.” There will also be other added :\th‘actionf. RESIDENCE CHANGED f Mrs. Earl G. Miller and daughter {have moved to their new home on | Third Street, formerly occupied by ' | the R. H. Hollingsworth family. The meers were previously located ih; ! the Bonner residence on Second and F. | MERCER FAMILY HERE The Herbert Mercer family has re- | turned from the season’s fishing and is now settled in their home in [ Douglas. SPECIAL COl’NClL MEETING, TONIGHT According to announcement there |will be a special meeting of the, 'City Council at 7 o'clock tonight 1n* |the City Hall. The meeting is an important one and has been called | for the purpose of discussing the 'cannery lease. Eomglele Home Rule for Alaska JOHN I Par. No. D 135819 I TRIKSKIRT's your first-aid for glam our, Worn three ways, or even four, Self-repleating on your hanger Or rolled up in your purse or drawer. 20 trim tucked-gores to flatter Every line you want to stress ... . Staying, neater, smoother, flatter, Seldom needing time to press! Sizes 24 to 32. 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Hawk An- Pel- Kim- Chicha- Inlet Hoonah goon Tenakee Todd ican shan g $18 3§18 $18 318 18 18 .10 10 18 10 L] 18 10 Sitka 818 Haines and Skagway—Scheduled Daily at 9:30 A. M. Halnes Skagway $18.00 $20.00 10.00 0 wnu per pound—Minimum Charge 600 Round Trip Fare: Twice One-Way Fare, less 10% SCHEDULED DAILY Ketchikan ‘Wrangell $35.00 Petersburg . $30.00 10.00 Express Rate: 25¢ per pound—Mjnimum of $1.00 to lmhhl Express Rate: lh(:rpoud—-fllnl—ndfllhm and Wrangell PHONE 612 Above rates applicable when passenger traffic warrants. - Schedules and Rates Subject. to Changh Without Notics. - T