The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, April 19, 1945, Page 2

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU ALASKA In Our New Boys’ Shop...AllTheirOwn A complete new boys’ shop, for youths and little men . . . Sport, dress and play clothes fashioned for long wear, good looks or fun, Everything they need and like. Sport Jackets All wool plaids, checks, solid colors. En- emble suits, too, with mis-matched slacks 89510175 Slacks All' wool and rayons washable twills 3.95108.95 dress slacks T Shirts Short or long sleeves in fine mercerized cotton VICTORY GARDEN " PROGRAM T0 GET COUNCIL- ACTION Juneau’s new City Council will sat down to its first full business meet- BROWNELL TO LOOK FURTHER INTO C. 6. FAMILY SITUATION | Alaska Senator Don Carlos Brow- I nell, of Seward, visited friends in COAST GUARD COMMANDANT GREETS ARMY In greeting to the Afmy of the United States, commemorating the ingt tomorrow evening at.8 o'clock| juneau today while his steamer was recent Army Day observance, Ad- in the council chambers. As part of the business to be transacted wil he the appointment of city employee: for the year and the selection of|South [close of the 17th Territorial Leg- council committees. | Mayor Ernest Parsons will pre-| sent proposals for an effective V tory Garden program in Juneau this | summer and it is expacted that sev- eral persons prominent in Victory Gardening will be on hand to assist in the discussion | - TUESDAY BY JW (] Plans have been compléted for the tea, apron sale and white elephant {sale to be held by the Juneau Wo- man’s Club next Tuesday afterncon, from 2 o'clock until 6 o'clock, in the t Church parlors. A most attractive assortment of aprons will be on display, as well as many desirable articles in the white elephant department. Mrs. ss Smiith, chairman of the elephant sale, may be called for any additional information re- garding articles which members inay wish to donate, by telephoning Blue 46, U.S. ~Ambassdofir fo - Argentina Named WASHINGTON, April 19.—Spruille Braden, of New York, and now am- lin port. He is enroute back to his nome following a business trip to Seattle. Senator Brownell went immediately following. the islature's session, in March. Asked about the public statement re made on his arrival in Seattle, cegarding expulsion of families of oast Guardsmen from Alaska, tor Brownell declared Yhat he i been “deeply touched” by the nt of wives of servicemen who aboard the ship on which he journeved from Juneau to Seattle. I do not intend to let the matter velopments and had awaited his return to Alaska to determine his rther course. nater Brownell furt declared that he s very interesed in ascer= aining the reaction in Ala to the death of Franklin Roosevelt. Fed- ¢eral control plays such a large part 1 the life of Alaska, he pointed out, 1at the effect here of such an oc- curence could be considerable. (AMPAIGN RIBBONS OKAYED FOR LOCAL COAST GUARDSMEN Fifty-two officers and enlisted n of the U. S. Coast Guard, ttached to the organization of the Captain of the Port, Juneau, are now authorized to wear the Asiatic- Pacific Area Campaign Medal, it was disclosed tcday by Lt. Warren M. Caro. miral Russell R. Waesche, Qom- mandant of the U. S. Coast Guard, ed the following message, d here by the Captain of the With their enemies® now facing inevitable disa; the American spirit of the Ameriecan soldiers who the serving courageously and effi- ciently all of the wi the wo! n nd the Coast Guard's warmest greetings to the officers continue in pressing the fight home to the enemy.” - - MAXINE CRAWFORD HERE Maxine Crawford, of Whitehorse, is a guest at the Baranof Hotel. FRANK BOYLE FLIES TO =& Territorial Audit, Boyle left for Seattle PAA for medical attention. Mrs. Boyle accompanied him south. He will be gone for scveral weeks .. TTLE TODAY r Frank A today via Polish Situation | is Still Delicate JASHINGTON, April 19-—Secre- | tary of State Stetti: has received note from Russia ding the (¢ delicate Polish s ion, though the context of tk: 1ote is not re- vealed. fronts of | - g’ THURSDAY, APRIL 19, 1945 PHONE 202 Two Free Deliveries Daily people take profound pride in our great Army. Such greatness stems from ti patriotism, abili and [ T Conserve Clothes hy Having Them Treated Right a TRIANGLE CLEANERS We Pick Up and Deliver “For Better Appearance” Phone ket L dor to Cuba, has been nomin- For the dur e war, ap- ated by sident Hi S. Truman Dropriate ribbons will be worn by as Ambassador to Argentina. t nnel of the crganization, to be If his ncmination is confirmed, he planted by medals when they will succced Norman Armour, who become availab) The medals a was recalled last authorized fore ce outside the matic relations w cntinental United States. Government were suspended. Entiies to the effect are made i Following the recent Buenos Aires the service re cerds of the men. declaration of war on the Axis, dip- ERTSPERTT o R lomatic relations with Argentine have been resumed Spruille Braden, 51 § a native of Elkhorn, Montana. 5,000 STRIKERS BACK AT WORK IN GUEER CASE DETROIT, April 19.—Five thous- and striking employecs returned to ! ) , :7 2 R work at the Kelsey-Hayes Wheel 2 Ccmpany plants. . J 5 28'2 i 0. >y . The management’s refusal to QW[/:!/ .S//)C‘E /357 ccmply with a Regional War Labor Telling a news conference of the receipt of the note, Steftinius an- nounced also that Amb: erill Harriman was returning to ington consultation in with Foreign Com sit to the United Secretary Stettinius said delegation to the San Frar In addition there is a number of | matters of minor importance to be disposed of i - - < | 1 irop.” he said here today, remark-'and men of the United Stat APROH SA'-E plAN”ED that he had been watching for faArmy, knowing their success will 307 Double- or single breasted tweeds and shetlands in 1007 all wool. Sizes 4 to 10.95 0 22.95 Sweaters Slipons, coats or Jantzen pullovers in colorful pat- terns and outdoor designs. 3.95104.50 SCHMIDS HERE the Dumbarton Oaks propc morning and is “in agre of all major points.” - Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Schmids Anaheim, California, are guests at 6y the Baranof. Empire Wani-ugs Tring Board directive ordering reinstate- ment of five discharged union offi- cers is said to have caused the un- rest in the firm’s three plants, Among those returning to work were the five discharged men, who, la company spokesman s: forced [ i DEPENDENI AGED BLAKE VISIZS 30 4 their way past plant guards. | . 9 | The W.LB. directive, ordering the i3 of MOOSE GIVEN L. F. Blake, registered from .oppany to rehire the men before TONSGARD GOES SOUTH S Seattle, is a guest at the Baranof (). gprika ended, is unprecedented George < Tonsgard left on Flatel. The five employees were discharg PR L 3 ¥ __North Sea for Seattle, where he | _ MOOSEHEART, Tll: — “There ate” yiy) visit his two. hrothers before | few problems to equal the Problems yoining the Merchant Marine. He | LARGEST SELLING BLENDED SCOTCH ol R | for disciplinary reasons before the |strike began. % E : his wite ! Mrs. Ray Hagerup and daughter, arising when a man and his wife o yne on of Mrs. Ingwald Ander- Gail, of Sitka, are guests at the the ! — e MRS. HAGERUP HERE | find themselves dependent upon the e (Continued fron Page One) | charity of others when old age has |*2- - g T e {help these peaple without offending SOU};D Mb{[‘IUN PIdTURE “ARMS AROUND THE WORLD" their self-respect for we must not (TECHNICOLOR) overlcok the fact that a great many are in that condition through force Will Be Shown at The Salvation Army Hall of circumstances over which they Willoughby Avenue had no control. Nothing is so un- stable as success. It is here today, NO ADMISSION CHARGED Jerlin radio announced the Niesse r stronghold of Forsts, 65 miles of Berlin, had also fallen, socean’s ‘correspondent, Karl er said in his broadcast the Berlin in the east is the climax.” 86.8 Proof ar g > tomorrow."” the Russians were four noncheast of Muenche- awdy from Berlin, ~ow, also 18 miles deep but narrow” ’ m Russian bridge- is along the e River “We, in the Moose,” continues Mr. her Berlin broadcasts reported payis, “Recognize these facts, we t Russians have established naye earnestly sought to insure a bridgeheads across the Spree, a meaningful and cheerful living for winding lake linking the Waterway cur members of advanced age. which forms the most important of Berlin'’s southeastern da- T su Thus writes-the head of the Moose Order, James J. Davis, in the March issue of Moose Magazine, official organ of the Loyal Order of from Berlin, in Mocose. A smooth, mellow blend, possessing the traditionally \ — "’Serving the Top of the World” distinctive bouquet and help, Moosehaven, th: Mcose home for the dependent d of the Moose Order was estab- silent on the jished in Florida. Life at Moose- s, tho 1 Moscow said haven is not institutionalized, regi- ‘curtain is falling on the Eu- mentad, and formal. It is leisurely, and the time is at hand free, purposeful, and calm. There om the west and east js no tragedy for the aged here—no tears, no longings, no oppre: fears. Here is the full brightness of the eventide of life, here is peace and contentment, beauty and nature, ccmmunity and pride.” - BOY SCOUT TROOP 613 PLANS HIKE SATURDAY American Legion Troop No. 613, Boy Scouts of America, met at the Legion Dugout last night, where they were visited by Sgt. Kunz and Carl T. Smith, both future pros- pects for scoutmasters. outs will meet in the Dugout at 5:30 o'clock Saturday afternoon, for the beginning of the scout hike. Scoutmaster De Vaughn Kershaw was in charge of the meeting last cvening. flavour demanded by lovers of Scotch Whisky - - e o o o o WEATHER REPORT (U. 8. WEATHER BUREAU Temperatures for 24-Hour Period Ending 7:30 0'Cleck This Morning In Juneau—Maximum, 43; minimum, 38. Precipitation, 60 of an inch At Airpor minimum, 32 of an inch . . . . . . . TOMORROW'S FORECAST Showers tonight: cloudy with some sunshine and oc- showers Friday; slightly ccoler Friday night . . . . . . L] TEMPERATURES Lowest tonight 38 Highest Friday . £ . . . . B Yakutat Cordova Kodiak Anchorage Fairbanks Nome Maximum, 43; Precipitation, FOR YOUR PLEASURE Serving Seward Peninsula and Kuskokwim Area ALASKA AIRLINES Baranof Hotel Information and Reservations OFFICE PHONE 667 Blended Scotch-type Whisky. 86.8 Proof; 20 Blended and Botrded for NORMAN W. HANAK, Los Angeies 0000000000000 e00000 0 e ©eec0escececssssecscce e