The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, November 21, 1944, Page 4

PAGE FOUR Daily Alasha Empln s excent Sunda MPANY eau, Alaska. Puwdmd every cvenl by the EMPIRE PRINTING € Second and Main s HELEN TROY MONSEN - DOROTHY TROY LINGO « . WILLIAM R. CARTER - President Managing Editor | election laws, faulty wording ovens the way | argument concerning whether or not it is mandatory ‘f()r the chief executive to call a special election. Al- though it is apparent that the intent of the law is that such a procedure is mandatory unless the vacancy oceurs so close to the opening date of the Legislature to| THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE HAPPY BIRTHDAY NOVEMBER 21 M. E. Monagle | | NOVEMBER 21, 1924 20 YEARS AGO 7' mmpirE Fifteen nominations for directors to the Juneau Chamber of Com- BLMER A. FRIEN < ALFRED ZENGER - - E - Entered.in the Post Office in D - S¥eN Business Manager Juneau as Second Class Matter. | SUBSCRIPTION RATES: as to make such an election possible, nevertheless there | still is room for argument However, | enter Delivered by carrier in Junean and Douglas for $1.50 per month; we ] six months, §8.00; one year, § into the picture to the ¥s. A. B. Hayes John Hermle Rosella Furness hope that partisan politics will not Fred T. Gilchrist xtent that the First By mail. postase paid. at the following rates: One year vance, §15.00; six months, in advance, $7.5 ane montt ance, $1.50 Subseribers will confer a favor if they will promptly notify the Business Office of any failure or irregularity in the de- lvery. of their papers. Telephones: News Office, 602; Business Office, 374. MEMBER OF ASSOCIATED PRESS The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for republication of all news dispatches credited to it or not other- wise credited in this paper and also the local news published hereln Alaska Newspapers, 1411 NTATIVES — Wash TIONAL REPRESEN venue Bldg., Seattle Division will be one representative short in the Senate. The people are entitled to representation in their legislative assembly. The law provides that 30 days notice must given before any election may be held and there still is plenty of time for such notice and for the necessary | discussion and campaigning. This appears to be the first time such a measure | has been necessary for a Territorial office and the | confusion should prove that our law regarding special | | elections to fill vacancies is badly in need of overhaul. } Joan DeMalley Mrs. R. F. Newton B | prrr s HOROSCOPE “The stars incline | but do not compel” ) | | WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 22 , Xmesuganon merce were submitted by the members of the board as follows: Robertson, J| F. Mullen, both present officers; | Troy, Pullen, H. L. Merritt, F. A. Metcalf, Henry Roden, | Lucas, W. E.-Nowell and H. L. VanderLeest. H. C. DeVighne, Charles Goldstein, Department of Justice, Gunnar Blomgren, R. E John Reck, John W. Ww. 8. W. E. Johnson, H. L to the States, to be succeedgd by Roy A. Darling, formerly agent at Fairbanks. { rib when complaining of a pain in her side. | | | Little Helen Pusich of Douglas was discovered to have a fractured The Douglas Firemen served a bean dinner for members and invited L,uest s in the dining room of Eagles Hall. The death of Senator “SPECL/ \l b‘l ECTION A. P. Walker creates a | There are two circumstances under which a man |nates today. Much will depend on Territorial Legislature which | finds it and we hope |from a poker ga in the coming by special election vacancy can be filled only no time will be lost in setting the date. DOUGLAS NEWS EVANGELIST FAMILY HERE Peter and Alvina Nickels, with three-daughters, Carol Fern, Eileen Estelle and Twila Mae, arrived on Service and stationed there. DOUBLE-HEADER TONIGHT At the Douglas Gym tonight at 7:30 o'clock a double-header bas- ketball game is scheduled between the Beavers and Dolphins and the Douglas High Huskies vs Sub-port. | The Huskies have come through with flying colors in the first two| a recent steamer to make their | games played thus far this season, home in Douglas, where they will| winning both with a wide margin represent the Alaska Evangeliza- tion Society. The Nickels family came from Mountain Lake, Minne- sota, where they were also engaged in mauge.lleuc work. ' RAINBOW GIRLS MEET; PRACTICE SCHEDULED Regular meeting of the Order of | . IN BUCKINGHAM APTS. Rainbew was held Saturday evening | Mr. and Mrs. Seldon Brown have |with Alfreda Fleek presiding. One taken residence in the Buckingham |girl was elected to membership and | Apartments, having arrived on the | she will be initiated next Saturdnyj Chinnel recently from Washington : night at speelal services which are State. to. be conducted before Nugget | Chapter No. 2, O.E. A, Douglas. Allj ,omcm\ and rainbow girls are to| CANFIELDS MAKE HOME HE RF‘meeL that night at the Scottish Rite | Mr and Mrs. P. W. Canfield ‘"‘leemple at 7 o'clock sharp for trans- | children .hnve moved to D’Jugla*'purmuun to Douglas. Any girls who | from their home on the Highway.| are able to arrange direct transpor- | They are making their home in | tation should let the Mother Ad- the McGreinor house on Third and | visor know. Masons and Eastern G Street. ; Stars who plan to attend this Doug- lasimeeting and who can arrange to transport any of the girls are also SOUTH LAST STEAMER Mis. Frances Snyder was south- |asked to call the Mother Advisor. | bound this week for Prince Rupert,; There will be a special practice B. C., where she will join her |tonight at 7 o'clock, and it is abso-| husband, who is in the Transport ‘llurl\ necessary that all officers and ! |7 are present. | choir membe: NOTICE! Emblem Club Meeting Tonight | 8 o’Clock ‘ MOVIES AT 8:20 P. M. FOR MEMBERS AND GUES . Refreshments | Flash Flash Flash - YES, We Now Have Some of the Number 5and 11 exceedingly difficult to tear himself away ‘su) news of this date which may | Under the | (2) when he's winning. \ 'TRUNK THIEF BROUGHT i | KINLOCH N. NEILL . PHOTO FLASH LAMPS Alaska Electric Light and Power Company JUNEAU DOUGLAS || . Phone No. 616 Phone No. 18 ' | ATTENTION!!! WE CAN NOW AGAIN SERVE YOU WITH ICE CREAM Daily Delivery—2 P. M. Please Place Orders Before 1 P, M. MINIMUM $2.50 Douglas Delivery—Every Friday Boat Orders Delivered Anytime! HARBOR MARKET Mercury in. benefic aspect domh When he’s losing and bc too- much censored. HEART AND HOME: Under this configuration women may be xmv-‘ {less and uncertain in making (h-‘ Many war workers may | |shoy Iaugue Inclination to To ju“uu YESIERDAY for pre-Christmas vacations or IO‘ give up important jobs should be overcome. Daily reports of United Nations’ victories should minish devotion to duty in industry BUSINESS AFFAIRS: Ingenuity land sagacity will mark the plans| \for reconversion as they are put ‘h\to operation. Under the goad of war needs American businessmen ' me, viz: (1) not di-| Eugene Twisdale, charged with alleged grand larceny in connection with the Sitka trunk theft, was brcught to Juneau yesterday- from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, on a warrant of removal signed by Dis- | Itrict Judge Guy K. Baard, of that city. Charles Schock, Deputy U. S. Marshal, accompanied the prisonel‘“’m have gained greatly in ability here. Bail was set at $20,000. to control difficult situations. Man | = i unemployment problems will be B 7 | solved in 1945. FROM FENNSYLVANIA NATIONAL ISSUES: As thel Japanese meet defeat in the Pa- Charles Schock is In town and| e ynderground influences wil| is registered at the Bardhof Hotel |seek to remove prejudices agains from Ph‘“’d“ph“‘ [former residents of western states s | According to the stars subversive Hosp"‘l "o'ES | agencies among the Nesei will be ctive and dan of ry is Hoey Allbritton was dismissed | ?o b:lecogmzedgex ey s from St. Ann’s Hospital yesterday | . INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS: Great Britain continues under |signs read as indicating adherence after receiving medical attention. Discharged from St. Ann’s Hos- | pital yesterday. was George How- |, political usages and traditions. | ! hilltoppers. B. M. 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SPRUCE DELICATESSEN Just PHONE 307 3 Al d'l“llw hiad been receiving sur *Pnde in the far-reaching emvme‘ “:2 2 3"1}"" 0"5[ 25 i | will persist to an extent that ml TS e artin was ad-'pe embarrassing to the peace table; mitted to St. Ann’s Hospital yester- | British diplomats will oppose what- | day for medical care. lever seems to threafen “liquida-| Mrs. Raymond Antioquia, recent- tion.” " ly admitted to St. Ann's Hospn,a” Barsiiie. whose biNEABE 1t 15 |gave birth to a baby girl weighing | th at ultimati may - pounds, three and one- }'nh1 : 4 e for ounces. ated. : ;v[“ ixmgy Bitplitdo, was udmlt-‘ Children born on this day prob- | ed to the Government Hospital for | ab]y will enjoy average success.| medical auenuon yesterday. | Elders should not oppose youthful | % | ambitions. | (Copyright, 1944) " E— o 3 | es o s | ATTENTION TROLLERS | vesterday morning at 8:47 0'clock |pave the augury of a year of tests i | | tunate. 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ARE DEPOSITS IN THIS BANK INSURED First National Bank of JUNEAU, ALASKA SER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANGE CORPORATION e —— LUCIHLLE’S BEAUTY SALON SPECIALIST [ Of All Textures of Hair and Types of Pcflnflncn(s ALSO HAIRCUTTING—GENERAL BEAUTY CULTURE PHONE 492 TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1944 Silver Bow Lodgt No.A2,10.0.F 'Meets each Tues- MOUNT JUNEAU LODGE NO. 141 Py SECOND and FOURTH Monday of each month in Scottish Rite Templh N. H. Castle, special agent in Alaska in charge of the Bureau of Fo had been transferred [ r—————— ) Warfields' Drug Stoze (Formerly Guy L. Smith Drugs) NYAL Family Remedies Seven were to be elected, | day at 8:00 P. M. I. O. O. F. HALk Visiting Brothers Welcome rest D. Fennessy .....Noble Grand . V. CalloW ..ocovee Worshipful Master; LEIVERS, Secretary. ..Secretary beginning at 7:30 p. m. WALLIS S. 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