The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, April 28, 1945, Page 2

AUGSBURG IS TAKEN B YANKS 1 was dismis judgment in e libellants, Jimmie K and Willie Peters, was en granted in three di- o Sylvia Wiggins, also ylvia Wilkins, from Jos- ne Fajardo inuea from Page One) frcm \h edc 1 C. Vasotros from HRes K. s Seventh Army reached VO 1 frontier at Fue VRS T Brer " JOHN LAUGHLIN Int - > NEW 'IRIAl FOR {BACHS DENiED Civil Trial Calendar Gets Court’s Attention Here Today Mrs. Geo}éé Is Honored On Bmhday . present were W. H. Stevens, Mr. e Woodford and Mr, Ibach, I S. Distr re pincehle was played - . kc_psas Cify Bids ARG | Fosiwar Play Commissioner’s bi waived tions, next contest to find 1 play by Nov. 15, ), a tryout perform- Broadway e of delinquent sed of was “nc> he* vs. Peter prcducticr OIL IS AMMUNITION! When you waste fuel oil burner you are was oil burner completel, and get economical, carefree opera ith an inefficient oil mition. Have your tioned or serviced, tion. Spend the savings for WAR BONDS We shall be glad to check your oil burner and heating plant and quote you in advance on a complete jobh. SMITH OIL BURNER SERVICE PHONE 711 EVENING PHONE 205 P. 0. Box 2066 MARSHAL'S SALK Ail G. FULTON'S SHOP in ike Caro Building Mounday, April &0 at i@ A. M. 0! Special Inicrest }o HARDWARE DEALERS, CONTRACTORS and cnnkzmms Plate Glass in box Stock — Che \L\h — \Il~— cellaneous Me » — One Delta Floor Model Ix( 5 Kegs of Nails, various sizes. OTHER ITEMS IN WHOLSALE LOTS FOR CONTRACTORS’ NEEDS — ALSO MANY SIZES OF ROUGH AND FINISHED LUMBER Tony Fajardo and to | BF HEH)M NDAV : COB. Battalions. These brother, John Laughlin, who Temperatures for 24-Hour Period ved a le in the passed away this week at St. Ann's Ending 7:30 'Clock This Morning destruction of the Japanese air- Hospital. e o o fields on Bougainville and the neu- — In Juneau—Maximum, 44; tralization of the bastion of the MARIN HERE I'R()\l SKAGWAY minimum, 36." Precipitation, Rabaul John n arrived here from e trace. While enroute to the States, Skagway erday to take care of At Airport—Maximum, 45; Aulto observed his birthday twice, n April 8 they crossed the In- ational - Date Line later the Equator on the same date. From San te i BDOUGELAS AALTO RETURNS TO U. S. My, and Mrs. August Aalto re- P shmape o vk ity ([::Au(l word from the U. S. Naval of the arr Aalto, years nds truction Battalion. The 82nd Bat- talion took part in the operations t Vella Lavella, Ondunga, on New ke versity of Washingten, and is also sent to an osed Naval® Jack Warner was mnmm to St. light rains tonight, Sunday Hespital for further treatment. He Anr terd i and Sunday night. been hospitalized since Decem- e 60 0 0 0o 0 a0 5 TEMPERATURES © Aalto is a graduate of the Doug- Lowest tonight 35" e las Public Schools and the Uni- —-- Highest Sunday 45° Fire De- ° Eleiemsenfiparmenfymeenfiprmenfipoveniiss I Legion Pl'l in has VI RPN SOP SIS S0 SO NP RS YR A i e onean | JOHNSON OUTBOARD M(D’l‘()ll AGENCY THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU ALASKA partment is holding the annuall Spring Dance tonight in Douglas.’ The dance will be held in the Firemens' Natatorium Hall, which is the most spacious floor on Gas- tineau ' Channel, and which has never failed to draw large crowds of dancers. Matheny's Orchestra is engaged for the occasion and the floor has been worked on for the past week by Volunteer Firemen, putting it into excellent conditfon. This dance is an annual event,' the only means of raising funds with which to purchase equipment and defray expenses of the depart- ment. a veteran of World War I. MONDAY \IGHT SEW CLUB The Monday Night Sewing Club is scheduled to meet at the home of Mrs. Ralph Mortinson next Mon- day evening. NEWS KIBBY TO SITKA, RETURN Ralph Kibby, Douglas Senior, made a trip to Sitka Tuesday on request of the United States Army. After taking his physical examina- tion, he returned, arriving home yesterday afternoon. MATT lil GHLIN HOME Matt Lauglh returned home | ~ yesterday Inm Seattle, to attend the funeral and to take care of arrangements for his !late g Hospital, San Francisco, 1 of their son, I. A. .F., from nearly two ervice in the Solomon Is- ith the 82nd Naval Con- and Sterling Island, in the Group. They built air- and other installations in hese places in conjunction | Jast WEATHER REPORT (U. S. WEATHER BUREAU) minimum, 28. Precipitation, trace. e o o 0 0 0 o o o TOMORROW'S FORECAST Cloudy, with occaslonal las Inn property. Marin is a pro- prietor of the Inn in Skagway. and then Francisco, Aalto will frArese000000000 0. . . . . . . . . . . business connected with his Doug- |® ° . . . . . . . ° o o The Douglas Volunteer e © o o o o o Announcement . We are moving from the Harri Machine Sh 10p Building and will be in our new location at 90 WILLOUGHRY AVE. (NEXT TO ALASKA WELDING SHOP) ON AND AFTERMAY 1, 1345 Our Telephone Number 711 ~ Remains the Same! We shall be prepared fo serve you better in our new location, and thank you for your continued patronage. METCALFE'S SHEET METAL 80 Willoughby Avenue lIIIHI!IIIIIIIIHIHIH'llIlIl'IIIIIHIIIIhIllI'nIIhil"”"' HV!'!'P” i si'i;!ll Hl'll'i'lllllllll lIIIIIllllllllllll'lllllll"’ = Bf it Goes On a Bout-- COMPLETE LINE of MARINE HABBWABE and SHIP CHANDLERY: ONAN 12 V. and 32 V. LIGHT PLANTS PLYMOUTH ROPE GOULD STORAGE BATTERIES BOAT STOGVES MARINE PAINT ANCHORS and ANCHOR CHAINS STAY CABLE and TILLER CABLE COMPLETE LINE OF PUMPS @ BEARINGS Agentsa=- Chrysler Marine Engine CHRYSLER ENGINE REPLACEMENT PARTS = ©®C O & O MACHINE SHOP WORK Completely Equipped for Engine Becohiifioning Chas. G. Warner Co. PHONE 473 301 So. Franklin St. JUNEAU, ALASKA IR0 5 !'II!IHIm'lll'l'lll!‘lIIIIlI|IIllllllIIfllllllllfllllllllllllllllh. AR g < SATURDAY APRIL 28, 1945 of the Health Commmee will be in charge of the luncheon-hour program. Reservations for the luncheon may be made by calling Mrs. John Brillhart, Blue 459, and friends as well as members are cordially in- vited to attend. A business session will follow the luncheon, when election of of- ficers for the coming year will ke held. FIRE DEPARTMENT CALLED The Douglas Volunteer Fire De- partment was called out just be- fore 6 o'clock last evening and | made a fast run to the John Muls home, where an oil stove had ex- ploded. No damage was done and | the department returned immedi- | ately. JWC TO MEET AT NOON TUESDAY FOR THREE EVENTS ! The Juneau Woman's Club will MRS. METCALF HERE (hold their regular luncheon and Mrs. F. A. Metcalf, of Sitka, is ' business meeting next Tuesday at a guest at the Hotel Juneau. noon in the parlors of the Northern e Eushz Presbyterian Church. BLY WAR BO\I)S Mrs. M. O. Johnson, Chairman PRS-S540 TS —t e Fungi are plants uevoid of green coloring matter. FOR THE DURATICON ... While traveling is difficult . . . we'll be thinking of our friends in Alaska . . . Even if we don't see them . .. Keep On Buying Bonds TO WIN IN 1945 BUY MORE BONDS ... THAN BEFORE New Washington Hotel, Seaitle FRANK B. McC_URE. Manager | \\X“ e | 7] e % AN e B \\v il P gl Those things are PEAGE Bonds, too! 1 O EFORE YOU cash a War Bond — wait. Spend a minute thinking of the days when there’ll no longer be a War. * Chances are you've saved more in those bonds than you’ve ever saved in vour life. And if you keep them till maturity, they’ll be worth four dollars for every three you put in! What you're holding there can be a home of your own, some day. Or a start in your own business. College for your kids . . , And peace of mind for you. There’s no better feeling than knowing the money’s there if you really should need it. But that’s not all. Those bonds help guard this country against inflation. ‘The money you spend unnecessarily helps bringon inflation. And that means —well, another depression. Bad times after the war instead of good ones. Bread lines instead of jobs. So-take it easy. That’s your juture you’re holding. Hang on to your bonds! 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