The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, July 3, 1945, Page 8

PAGE EIGHT - HAYES NAMED T Dance Tonight | Some Dream That Maybe Will FOUR KODIAK FIRMS| ARE CITED BY OPA THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU, ALASKA HAWAIL IS as the 49th state. | “There can be no question there- Farrington also asked mnmbers} fore as to the wishes of the people of the House Territories Commit-| of these islands,” Farrington de- tee to consider the question during clared. TUESDAY, JULY 3, 1945 CHINA, RUSSIA ARE AT WORK, TREATY (Ome I".le ] a contemplated visit to the Ha-| Farrington’s bill would provide A s enln o wailan Islands this winter. for election of delegates to draft a Four firms doing business in Ko- It has heen eivnt vears, he said|state constitution which would be| MOSCOW, July 3—The Chinese | AKRON, O, July 3.—Some fine diak, Alaska, have felt the impact in the Congressional Record, since |subject to the approval of the Ha-| .4 Ryssians were reported today day you may be able to drive your a8 lof the Alaska OPA’s newly acquir- | a Congressional Committee recom- waiians and Congress or the Presi-| ¢, pe “much closer” to a pact, the FOR A I RllNES automobile till it falls apart with- 4' es‘lvuy;m authority to roll back prices that | H | mended that the question of state- ' dent. : nature of which was not specified, out ever having to change a tire. | are out of line, even though they hood be deferred for furiner con-| It would, upon admission, give | g % k. That's the aim of rubber chem- {were high in that particular com- | sideration after determining the | the State of Hawaii two U. S. Sen- ”::: ::{;”I’Sé"nfgfiflaflgfi fi?"gff,. el ){7 — ; ists and engincers, says .!'nhn W.} w7 T munity during the base period, it views of the Hawaiian people. | ators and two representatives. “ESP‘ Premier T. V. Soong, said - B. (Cot) Hayes has been named Thomas, chairman and directing S /as revealed toda 7 % | ! G T s . V. ) 8 i) fopreseniaiive of the Alaska 1o Pre e o nasne | POF006, Ball Game, Sporfs| e reresiea todey by AREER. wassmiorion, Sy 8- stemit] o sa g Sonsinnd | there was a good chance of @ Airlines and is now in his new posi- ¢, which opened a $2,000,000 lab- Carnival Bllled fOI' Ga |opa bag ”;:)Test“" §°"dg"5° with & new | ¢ne people of the islands voted | LYFORD LEAVES treaty being w;rke(:l ;adu: . tion at the office in the Baranof cratory here to help that dream Y This authority which is set up in| = b 46,174 to 22,428 for statehood. Dur-| Lt. Harvey Lyford, U.S.C.G.R.| Soong planfi.c to o} THC\:S g}s Hotel. The official announcement gong '“me Tomerrow Revised Maximum Price Regulation| Delegate Farrington (R-Hawail), ing the recently concluded session| who has been on temporary duty | with the Soviet Foreign Trade Of- is made by Don H. Goodman, Vice- mhomas said the industry is now | 194, is known as the Director’s Ini- U'8INg prompt action, introduced a|of the Territorial Legislature both|here with the office of the Captain | fice tod President of the airlines, with his geyeloping tires that will wear as —_— |tiative. It allows the OPA Director il in the House to authorize tlu“'nm House and Senate adopted reso- | of the Port, has been ordered back - eee headquarters in Anchorags leng as the car they're on, that, Juneau's Victory Fourth of July to order reductions of price lines Territory to take steps to qualify| lutions supporting statehood. to duty at Ketchikan. Empire Classifieds Pay! He replaces Art Oszman who has won't puncture, blow out or skid.|Celebration, under the auspices of|ypon the basis of substantiated facts —— e e e e — = e B T L g moved to Kodiak However, he emphasized that some |Alford John Bradford Post of thelshowing such action is needed. The Hayes flew to Anchorage last week of these developments are in the |American Legion, gets under way|action in the Kodiak cases repre- for consultation with Theodore N. fermative stage and no one would |tonight with Independence Day €ve|sents the first use of this authority Law, President of the Alaska Air- foretell how long it would be be- dancing at the Elks ball room, every-|in alaska. In making the orders, lines, and then returned to his new fore such tires would hit the mar- | One invited. | which cover reductions on certain post hore . ket | -“Z‘; (f");‘x:‘\‘\‘::; :’lfp':’("“] n‘i;;"k l;’)‘;":’ls(‘:\]ino:s of men’s and boys' clothing, Hayes came to Alaska in 1930 with D ey lp:”_“dv. Balie F“‘“kh"\.c(n:nx:::]l:::c(i (’l‘::’;;h:;vi‘:cczz o?h:):_:)]‘. 1‘: 10 - e e el i SECRETARY OUT {street opposite the City Dock, at 10| i Kodiak in the fall of 1941, owing e formed the Alaska-Washington Alr- | _Secretary of Alaska Lew M. Wil-[ovicek in the forenoon. Headed| 1o s “amuseoits - hossy - femmans H I ways, serving Southeast Alaska. A jiams flew last evening from Ju-lpy'a U, 8. Coast Guard color guard|prought on by the influx of war vear later the firm was consolidated neqy (o Wrangell to be present at|ang a parads detdoHihent f A"my}wurk&r‘ (;m.mY’ Hiat ) o i with Alaska Southern Alrways, and joini Wrangel-Petersburg discus- | men from the Subport, the column | hhrers uring that perio o Hayes became General Manager. sions with representatives of the|will proceed up South Franklin to|which were legal under Alacia: From 1934 to he was with Pan - gailer War Plants Corporation | Front street, traversing to Main | o Fuath B A girenom .Alr\\'n_ Ak, ew Who are touring Alaska street, then along Willoughby | o¢ lli)(' :wlh ])A'l’(}l“i generally preval- York and Seattle. Hayes also served 4 L Verti: to e PG E B BRIl PR . : 2 as Mayor of Juneau [ Miss Ruth 3 of the whore parade prizes will be awarded | Tpe application of the Director' 2 AT s ' Bureau of Labor Statisifcs of thel|gng Mayor Ernest Parsons will de‘\lxuu:xlxvo DAY aOTNCARE e 1. EVERETT MAN HERF Department of Labor, has returncd Jiver his Independence Day address. ion 10 the mrice conteol progam 1n Ward Overald, of Everett, Wash., from two months in Seattle and | The ball park will be the scene Alucka the OBA pointed oup is registered at the Baranof Hotel. Washington, D. C., where she as-|of the Children’s Sports Carnival, R iy — e - sisted in compiling cost of living|featuring scores of competitive v BUY WAR BONDB cata concerning Alaska. [ events Tov okl ieida: b o FIVE BUILDING . . - ~ val is due to get under way at noon Finer quality and flavor make it a fa- vorite of tea lovers. i~ e Orange Pekoe! 'ng town team—Carnegi All-Stars, | = 3 o i —ora| ind bokig managed by Claude Carnegie—will |Bom<‘1de] m%ouor... $500, ChD:”‘.l_‘:*‘ Z w)‘ be pitted against a combined squad i vconuumol. Juneat anf. ! r/ ' from thé Coast Guard and the Sig- Inc., finish apartment and build % % p " chimney, $3,000. nal Corps. The second game, sche- | 4 e, i) e 4 Juneau Grade School building, ¢ | _half pound squads from the other four local b ehbt B ¢ Hotel, al- | . t . t . i ieague clubs. The two Subport teams | ¥0- contractor; Baranof Hotely al-| b / [ dl w will combine to array & 15man| (erations, §2000, Charles Boyer| Shd X ngs ¥, Ie Jreen @ squad against an assemblage from | contractor. e ZNRARFRERTENINEE, O at the same time as men’s horse- pla 1t Evergreen Bowl. ‘Topping the Carnival program will Le special events for service men and boys and girls bicycle races. ‘Two softball clashes are set to climax the day’s sports events. At 2 o'clock in the afternoon, a civilian duled for 4 o'clock, will oppose stellar the Headquarters and Finance Com- panies—winner take all. The $150 prize money for the ball games has been divided by agree- |ment to offer $75 for the players in — i(“flth game. ). | plete the official program, but given ¥ a weather break, picnics and other outdoor activities will be the order « of the day. All stores and other business in- ' stitutions are to be closed tomorrow in observance of the Victory Cele- bration. Federal offices, with the exception of the Post Office and ‘ Ccurt, will remain open. shoe pitching competition will take | | The final softball contest will com- | 1 PERMITS GIVEN Five building perinits were issued here during the past week by City Engineer J. L. McNamara, all for alterations, as follows: | | Tom George residence, West Eighth Street, exterior repairs, $100, Grant Baldwin contractor; Hans | Loken residence, 702 Ninth Street, | wiring, $150, Alaska Light & Power | POLICE COURT FINES In City Police Court here today, | Samuel Wanamaker was fined $25 on a drunk charge. Inez Johnson (and Ross Shakly have received fines of $25 each on drunk and dis- orderly counts. o KANSAS CITY—The G. O. Hoov- jer family is taking its meals out | because a swarm of 15,000 bees has invaded their kitchen here. The in- sects four:d a break in the outside | wall and made their own entry | through the wallboard. They're | hunting a bee man. Your friendly country and jobs. Have a Coke someone says, and they talk things over country style. Coca-Cola belongs in such a friendly situation, just as it belongs in your icebox at home. Everywhere, Coca-Cola stands for the pause that refreshes,—a symbol of BOTTLED UNDER AUTHORITY OF THE COCA-COLA COMPANY BY JUNEAU 2, % 1Y r 3 garageman is used to meeting all kinds of people a friendly way of doing things. fl You naturally hear Coca-Cola R called by its friendly abbreviation {38\ “Coke”. Both mean the quality prod- %) uct of The Coca-Cola Company. COLD STORAGE CO. © 1945 The C-C Co. H offices will be closed. Restaurants H = 5y : 7 N R AR - . are preparing to handle the holiday | w throngs. | 14 The Daily Alaska Empire will not H i publish on July Fourth, but any im- | i £ i portant bulletins will be posted in H £ the news office windows. | I = All-in-all, Juneau is looking for- '_’ & ward to a brave showing tomorrow | ] & in its war-time observance of the | E i anniversary of our Nation’s indepen- 2 ] i dence. Fireworks will again be miss- | 4 B = ing, but a good time will be had by | an u a = £ residents and visitors—as usual. | 1 g : ———.————— ; ; 2 s = Two members of the enlisted per-. ' i Celebrate the 4Ath .. = Z| captain of the Port, U.S.C.G., ** =] o S ge ome Sooner = - % = | here, have received advancements | : inJaneau E|to the rating of motor machinist's 1 ! mate 2/c. The two men advanced ? : 300 i | L JUNEAU VICTORY PROGRAM - - Save at the Case Lot Grocery = ™" | ; T i Y . ——————— | - g JU,:L:;rfi:;‘,:)t';;:;,;‘t:'fi:,“.flu {ll JULY 3—10:00 P. M.—DANCE—ELKS’ HALL. 1. Boys 20-yard dash—4 years and younger—First, 20. Girls' 75-yard dash—16 years and younger—First, - = 5 4 B ) :; second, 50c; third, 25¢ 5¢; second, 50c; third, 25c. - and BUY MORE BONDS for i 'sma e " T o e : &| is now on duty in the Juncau dis- [ 10.00 A M._GKAND PARADE: 2. Girls' 20-yard dash—4 years and younger—First, Al Men'sdil:yard fhsh-ofon fop Aleclint. $10.00; : = i i trict as a Deputy Wildlife Agent Sl 5 i R second, 50¢; third, 2 second, $5.00. & #| for the Fish and Wildlife Service, | Line. of. parch: will assemtiie, an aige gl 3 isn ehe S o) 22. Fat Men's Race—200 pounds or over—First, $5.00; : flle Mlghly 7“‘. 2| it is announced by Game Manage- Franklin Street heading at opposlteoo the }&:nypmc(::. 3. Boys 7750;5*‘:‘30335‘;3&'_ Yoars :5":‘ younger—First, second, $250. 75 yards. :' ! ment Supervisor Jack O'Connor. being in position not later than 10:00 A. M. Parade 3 8t , i » 3 2. 4 Gadn s 810007 second. S "‘ p__“..—_.. will start promptly at 10:15 A. M., proceeding up Low- 4. Girls' 20-yard dash—5 years and younger—First, ash- ey 00 4 - - o klin to Front Street to Main Street and then | St , 50c; third, 25c. ¢ f = £l ON NEW.J0B e; :rasvnlll':ughby to Firemen's Recreation Park. i R 24 Relay Race—(5 men)—First, $10.00; A & T 4! Mrs. Dora H. Kodak, recently aong. . . 5. ard dash—6 years and younger—First, second, $5.00. ' - A 3| returned to Juneau, has accepted (ANl childron in parade not winning prizes will be second, 50c; third, 25c. iy St - A H s i | d Other Special Events for Soldiers g - 8| 8 position as clerk-typist with the | given 25 cents for participating.) 6. ard dash—8 years and younger—First, | Boys' Sack Races: (Furnish Own Sack) - PHONE . i ;'1:\'“: b3 o Suer:;:e zé’é[fifm?fififi Parade Prize List: | 5¢; second, 50¢; third, 25c. 1. 20 Yards—7 years and younger—First, 75¢; sec- 4 5 704 Ei of Administrative Officer: Harry Best Decorated Float—First, $50.00; second $25.00 | 7. Boys' 25-yard dash—7 years and younger—First, |« ond, 50c; third, 25c. 4 vm & Sperling in the Division of Oper- Most Appropriate 4th of July Costume (hoye)—First, ; Seeqod, iho, inindy de: 2. 20 Yards—9 years and younger—First, 75c; sec- £ Juneau Deliveries— 54 ations. When formerly resident in $2.00; second $1.00. 8. X ard d;n.sho——:i 3;03:{5 ,?:d younger—First, ond, 50c; third, 25¢c. £ 10 A. M. and 2 P. M. 4| Juneau, she was employed by the Most Appropriate 4th of July Costume (girls)—First, s second, 50c; third, 25¢. 2, 3. 25 Yards—11 years and younger—First, 75c; sec- - Douglas Delivery—10 A. M. %| U. S. Engineers. $2.00; second, $1.00. 9. Boys v,»s‘ic-}:ergogssgfi tyhvfllds ;;‘cd younger—First, e b .,:d, 51(:; thlrd,ZZc. Y - 5 — (boys)—First, $2.00; sec- ¢ . 25 Yards years and younger—First, 75¢; sec- MMM i wane s o vt res, [ et St Ghasacter—(boys)—Fis 10, i’ 20-yard dash-—8 yeas and younger—Fist, ona, s his, 5 ¢ = " s ||:- Best Sustained Character—(girls)—First $2.00; sec- 11 Togst 3:’5_' ;ard ds;h_!', years’ ané R iy 5. 30 Yards:rslos -yi‘;rsdan? younger—First, T5¢; sec- i = ond, $1.00. oy Do SSrpsia ) years auc i ond, 50c; third, 25c. = = Best Decorated Bicycle—(boys)—First, $2.00; sec- by R d ’ % Bicycle Races— (Circular Track) : ) = = ond, $1.00, 12. Girls' 35-yard dash—9 years and younger—First, 1. Boys—10 to 12 years—1 Lap—First, $1.00; second, ] = g c; second, 50c; third, 25¢. % By " = = Best Decorated Bicycle—(girls)—First, $2.00; sec- L A : : ey 50c. = GEORGE BROS. LIOQUOR || - | R T | 4 i a0 = o M. = — (girls) —First, $2.00; | 4 el e ond, $1.50. = = BEStsecDoo:ngfgfl Doll's BugEmisie e | 14. Girls' 40- yard dash—10 years and younger—First, 3. Girls—-10 to 12 years—1 Lap—First, $1.00; second, = =| i 7T5¢; second, 50c; third, 25c. 50 B ' = = Best Decorated Wagon—(boys)—First, $2.00; second, _ b ¢ g 20c. = DEPARTMENTWILLBE =| =& o, s S B i g = =/ i % T5¢; second, H , 25¢. ond, $1.50, .4 — = Best Marching Turnout— (boys’ organization)—$10.00. s 2 o & gt y o = =/ Best Marching Turnout (girls’ organization) —$10.00. 16, Cixis' 50-yard flash 11 yeats abd younger—First, (All children participating in races, not prize win- = Ei (Boys’ and girls' organizations must have at least eight | ,75c‘ meeong; fp;i thivd, 20p. . | ners, receive 10 cents.) = = marchers in line of march to be considered for prize 17. Boys' ’lsg-ya;gof:l]:;sl;&wtfi?;s ';s:;d younger—First, 12:00 NOON—HORSESHOE PITCHING CONTEST. = = money.) H , H , = o / — 18. Girls’ 50-yard dash—12 years and younger—First, EVERGREEN BOWL — First ‘prize, $10.00; second = Our Stock the Most Cmnplete = |j] FOURTH OF JULY ADDRESS — MAYOR ERNEST Hbc fond h0%s thivd, 350, prize, $5.00, ! E & . g PARSONS— (BALL PARK). 19. Boys' 75-yard dash—16 years and younger—First, ! Entries sign up at Empire Office, ¢/o Joe Werner. = m Ju“ea“ = |[J§ 12:00 NOON—CHILDREN'S SPORT CA AL: ) %i5¢; second, 50c; third, 25¢. 2:00 P. M.—SOFT BALL GAMES—Cash Prizes. = = = = - Py ° ° “ . = CEORGE BROTHERS LIQUOR STORE £ Enjoy This Victory Celebration in Juneau? H =l — WEDNESDAY: JULY 4 —— WEDNESDAY: JULY 4 -] = = ] i