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

PAGE TWO ' THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRI JUNEAU, ALASKA THURSDAY, Jl{EY'I 2, If)45 "~ AIRPORT ISSUE Gives Dam Good e e v .| KETCHIKAN FIRM | _ i ese Ja pse i r country are ONDOCKETFOR Cussing fo Jap; e o o GETSAPPROVAL | HLAND Lands in Jail e i TR TN NORT A COUN(". MEET s,xanI\Tszzgszlxv 19.-A tiradp.f‘ "I’:"‘;‘_”‘l')"o“’c{:’[‘l‘“;’:; Xiz‘u:fii e e W sk, T R A N S p O RTAT | O N i - » ') e | 4 —_— |l feelings, but we cannot let our | Wags Stabilization Director, regard- !against a Japanese-American soldier | i et i en- | roposed T - em- % | prsonal feelings enter into the en- jing proposed rates of pay for em-| Plllflg B|d5 to Be OpeHEd and his family has landed Mrs, ment of our law: {loyees. ot fe Tongass Trading | Wilma Insigne, 34, of Walnut Grove, \ Fnday Evenlng—Uhlliy |Calif.. in ths Sacramento County| Bl e R e am(‘n’icd by actlr‘n of the Reg\mnl Juil because, in m- \mrd f Justics D ' p ' ' | Iycu.an injustice.” c ' I ( d ' & |head, stat,ed his predeccssor Dr. The final regular meeting of the _Dvye, Walnut Grove Justice of the | rifical Lonai IOII, | Gharles ‘#. Battin; Had ‘given - only City Council for this month, sche- | Peace. sentenced Mrs. Insigne to 90| |partial apprpval to increased wage duled for tomorrow evening at § Uays in jail on charges of disturbing oo"n g @86 | rates and new job classitications for !'cleck in the City Hall, should be of the peace and using vulgar, profane | |which the Ketchikan firm had IE: g language. | ht tificati Th lassifi- interest to all taxpayers of Juneau,' @nd ind-cent | i ught ratification. he classi: s stated today.| Secretary of the Interior Ickes ”b\A,NG.ELES' duly ‘19, == ‘D | cation and pay rates concerned were - revealed the following Yesterday cited her conviction asj s E. Schiffbauer, 62, Los A“Efk’fi[hcm 65 fion-unioh samininmtve items on the docket for considera- the first jail 'sentence imposed for|heart specialist, :'"d ;;“‘ b‘éu‘“*v"‘l‘ |employees of the company. “(,“ by the City Fathers: | threatening returned Japanese-Am- s, Ruth Klein, Y \dl‘ Cl The Alaska decision was tende'cd “Trere will possibly be some dis- |ericans. | 1-ported in a critical condition today | o))" jyne 8 1945, The company im- cussion of the public utility prob-| She was arrested on the complaint | i-om wounds inflicted during 1‘ iately appealed to the WLB Re- lem.” he declared. “Bids are ex- Of Army Pvt. Yoshio Matsuoka, who | <hooting in his heme Tuesday night. | giona) Boarq, which, on July 5, voted pected to be in on maintenance work 1as just ‘returned to the United | Miss Klein, a clerk who lived iny),x.¢ approval to the Tongass ap-| needed at the Board Harbor and the States after 10 months in a German | . Schiffbauer’s neighborhood, m}pmmun as proposed, over-ruling { City Dock | prison camv. Matsuoka charged that n book>d on suspicion of assault |denial of certain portions of the ap- 72 “Further discussion may be ex- ;hf] “'““I"‘“ ‘h'g‘“f’“zd d‘-" hBVfE 1;‘“ h intent ‘Cfmm“ murder. ,)lxmnon Davis said. d the _— 2ok pected on the Airport facilities, father's hcme burned down i | Ao “MILBANK which will be of intersst to the air- | {amily remained in Wainut Grove. | AL ZENGER KETURNS AL Business Manager or\ i ded. Increased air travel ac- From her cell Mrs. Insigne scream- | Al Zenger, For those who can afford hand-felting E ‘Imz‘mg for (I"\( urgency of this mat- ’ed last night: “It’s a lie, a dirty | the Empive, who flew south July 3 o“n a en a( { Jap-loving lie! I positively did not [ on a vacution, returned home to- | Only the hands of expert craftsmen can create the g {ter." | : P merican | A' H d ' : exclusive “Custom Edge” on a - Milbank.” Those e Ty T aatataln DA L R e S A0 ; eadquairers, SHE ] ki will recogmize at a glance this evidence DE lARAIIoN 0" ; UREAU ' M l oW e . 1 : U. S. DEPARTMENT OF COMVMERCE, WEATHER B! 1 as Been 1o Mantia of your special taste. They'll recognize no less JUNEAU, ALASKA d #; T e Ao R or (bt 3 | | MANILA, July 15—(Delayed)— quickly the subtle *uu::[hm .!lhA “ufl[n}: of fe . WEATHER BULLETIN Adm. Lora Louis Mountbatten, Allied that reveal the ‘l"""“l JRYI HOW: 0 ittt 3 | l)ATA FOR 24 HOURS ENDED A7 4:30 A. M., 12TH MERIDYAN TIME |E~st Asia Commander, and his staff FIFTEEN DOLLARS SURPI-USES MADE Max. temp. | TODAY returned to India by air today af- ; last | Lowest 4:30 am. 24 hrs, Weather at ter a threz-day conterence here with 4 WASHINGTON, July 19. — This Statien 24 hrs.* | temn temp. Precip. 4:30 am. 'Gen. Douglas MacArthur which was B M BEHRENDS CO { government is willing to consider | Anchoraga 56 i 48 cificially arthounced as intended “to P e ) . :*mL its overseas war surpluses | Barrow 46 arrange complete coordination be- I ghts ar ions” Bethel 60 °n their respective commands. MEN S SHOP \\Mm would foster postwar world | Ccrdova 46 Rain 7 : - 4 ! trade and amicable relations, Dawson GRIFFITH HERE FERN S PORTBA!T :Tunlo QUALITY SINCE 1887 s Thomas B. McCabe, Army-Navy { Edmonton 42 g Pt. Cloudy | Robert P. Griffith, of Lawrence- Lod *TrsvE Mane 4 Liquidation Ccmmissioner, says such | Fairbanks 43 E Cloudy burg, Indiana, is a guest at the' ) A photogtaph captures forever the beauty of the bride on her wed- 7 50 7 trades will be “thoroughly 'consid- | Haines 4 5 Cloudy Baranof Hotel. | ding day. We will take all your wedding pictures. ered” in disp of the vast array Juneau 8 3 Cloudy A —— PHONE 567 ° SECOND STREET : of surplus w goods remaining in | Juneau Airport ] 4 Rain tries u!:u h might find it dif- | Ketchikan | § .05 Cloudy = — T Dxosv sy 6l FROM SITKA INFLATION GROWS it dmire o sy § ~{HAIRSTYLED }| .com: SYSTEMS TAXES Cabe’s n]mxl was the first de- | Nome t 4 s Pt. Cloud; C(PLW.A.DANGEL, ' IN PHILIPPINES; :3.1;;::::";"i,::“;1;3;;:;r:::‘:;,zii' el i by Experts NEILL, CLARK and COMPANY Eventually, he said, these will em- |Portland 5 4 y < BA(K IN MlAMI EVERY"‘“NG |S up br Aln h\m{]‘ 4.our‘)dum‘)’nexns it takes | Prince Gc‘o}r}ut’ 5 . Pt. Cloudy Public Accountants-—Auditors—Tax Counselors crter catleguee” o : : o WE SPECIALIZE 208 Franklin Street — Telephone 757 MIAMI, ria, —Among hundreds, MANILA, July 19. — Despite ail Sitka ivbank : -2 Li Buildin; of jubilant GIs crambling off big ts of American and Filipino | Whiteherse 44 44 . ‘ in e N : KinLOCH N. NEILL JOHN W. CLARK "ATC transport planes at Miami Ar- control agencies, inflaticn is growing InL Depaflmen' Yakutat 5 47 48 my Air Field to celebrate their home- in the liberated Philippines —(4:30 a.m. yesterday to 4:30 a.m. teday) ¢cming from overseas were four who President Sergio Osmena's Eco- i o $ e % s . -~ a Were a bit dublous about it all. . 'nomic Control Administration (ECA) Employees May MARINE WEATHER BULLETIN Goja o WE OFFER 70 A LIMITED NUMBER OF Cpl. Walter A. Dangel, who spent r ed today that the buying pow- Reports trom Marine Stations at 10:30 A. M. Today f Waving N CLIENTS A COMPLETE MONTHLY 38 months in Europe with a field er of the peso—pegged at two to th: Ge' Alaska land WIND Height of Waves R crtillery battalion, was having a United States dollar- has declined Station Weather Temp. Dir.and Vel. (Sea Condition) Permanents 3 ! ACCOUNTING AND TAX SERVICE pretty hard time figuring out how to ot ont WASHINGTON, July 19.—Presi- |Cape Decision Drizzla 51 SE 10 1 foot 5 usueh closer home he really was in ¥h scarce items as clothing sell | dent Truman has signed a bill to'| Cape Spencer Rain® 48 ENE 17 2 feet Styling | TELEPHONE 757 Miami, Florida, than when he left for 1,396 percent above prewar levels, | permit employzes of the Interior |FEldred Rock T 51 Calm Smooth Shapin, 4 Germany. Home to Cpl. Dangel is A snitcase full of ten-cent store | Department to purchase five-acre Five Finger 55 Calm Smooth Shaping i Sitka, Alaska. cosmetics is worth a paper fortune, | hemesite tracts in Alaska from the |Cuard Island Ckud~ 59 SSW 5 1 foot e 5 s e o e o et e et o o e e P e o (e Cpl. Richard A. Racanello, another, The United States Foreign Eco- | Bovernmer Lincoln Rock Cloudy 54 SE 10 Smooth U Teld artillery veteran of 27 months nemic Administration said it wi - {Point Retreat Drizzie 52 NW 7 Smooth | fial s o e r I ELLIS A1l R LINES overseas, was wrestling with the same byring 60,000 tons of consumer goods BERT LYBECK RETURNS | MARINE FORECAST: Southeast Alaska—Winds 15 MPH or less gen- thought. He finally hit happily on menthly from America to improve| Bert Lybeck, former Street Su-|erally from southeast or east today shifting to south or southwest tonight DAILY TRIPS JUNEAU TO KETCHIKAN the old saying about “the lo Ut the situation. perintendent, who has been south |and becomifig westerly in east-west channels Friday. Southerly winds 10 way 'round is the .quickest . L for some months, has returned to|to 15 MPH in Lynn Canal. Rain north of Frederick Sound. Cloudy thh Baran"f via Pe'ersb“rg and wrangeu home,” or however it gees, as the BUY WAk BONDR ’Juneau. intermittent rain scuth of Prederick Sound. < : £ answer to a trip from Germany, S - L T AT T e | With connections to Craig, Klawock, Hydaburg and down to Africa, then another 7,300 steamers for Prince Rupert, Vancouver, and Seattle miles from Casablanca down the FOR RESERVATIONS PHONE 612 i mfifimfi coast of the dark continent, a trans- Atlantic flight to - Brazil, then a | . e 02y flight back hward t e of ‘lfe ocea:n‘n:)):;o]:;k: x‘)’: E;m)m U Phone Phone PHONE 538 OIL BURNERS DRAFT CONTROLS HEATING lsl;mdsthund xx;!o Mlannl—\m}h uln,_ 3 2 & . a few thousand more miles ahead of e e b s s o st v [l 6 v 7467 | Smith 0il Burner Service Westminister, British Columbia, Can- cAno TBANSPEB Day Phone 711 P. O. Box 2066 Night Phone 476 ada. It wasn't home, or even native HAULING and CRATING soil, to Pfc. Edward M. Serrano, who ’, |{ DIESEL, STOVE, CRUDE OIL it & (ifauly Ditlios in Cermans. . < : . [{ Fhomesss ___Fhonesst l|There is no subsmute for newsnaner adverhsmq' But he still felt that he had the 5 e T B R Y N L o e i i A edge on the other three—he at least 2 4 was on the general way home, cven Libby S if it still was thousands of miles ( A N S away in Matamores, Mexico. c H o P P E n But Pfc. Charles E. Birch | Just cculdn't figure it out at all, at all. 1 l v H 2 me;lber of t}:]e 2nd Troop Carrier No' 2/2 “o' 2 size Squadron in the India-Burma thea- tre for the last 18 months, the trip SIZE w0 Miami looked like anything else Aut a “homecoming” from his view T l eu Cream of the map. His homv is Lancashire, i Al af the Shurfine Bartlett C”"; RN But, even as they scratched their 2 PEARS ( a bit, the four smiled happily. § Miami was still more like “home" than any place they'd been in a Serving the Cause of In War..... Srar Ieng time Reliance Inland Valley . ' " P CUCe... Courteous and Dependable - 3 Shlrfille Service to Alaska | SEAMEN T0'ASK FRUNES Strawberry L ol ALASKA TRANSPORATION CO. MORE PAY WHEN Ballcrest, Halves, Cling PnEsmvxs Reliance, NO. 2 cans Pier 58 Seattle, Wash. Main 7479 BONUS REDUCED PEACHES ~ CUT BEANS coteies o o s 6 ans$1.99 11b. jar 43¢ Gans $1.09 « REDUCED FARES to amen j s ne W Labor Boncd oy Effective July 21 Westward Alaska ““make up for wa mx reduc- CHURCH'S GERBER'’S or CLAPP’S STRAINED e | GRAPE JUICE - 1 qf. 44| BABYFOODS 12cans$ .05 || rasrestamisuonrest of the Natior Maritime U n, reaffirmed the se: s no strike pledge and ass ‘the last bullet LIBBY'S 43 0z. jar | SHURFINE 1 quart jar via N fired in this wa have a union S50 | APPLEBUTIER - - 35| PEANUTBUTTER - - 57c : jrenomon s wage of 55 cents gainst Sisent pay of 34 to 42 g : NOME . . 120 time and a half for over 40 hours 4 4 g ¥ BETHEL ... 120 instead of straight time now paid SILK SCOTT’S NAKNEK 130 gt N TISSUE - - Arolls 29 TOWELS - 2rolls 35¢ WOODLEY AIRWAYS "2 . ) b Bl 5 A f the Emergency Maritime Board | CITY TICKET OFFICE Correspending Reductions to $80 in some areas and $40 in the o to All In iate Potnts Atlantic and part of . the Pacif BARANOF HOTEL eeyed s gt e o ° - ’ Phone 716 SUBJECT TO FEDERAL TAX R e D euonen ocrued Twe Deliveries Daily able to maintain the same status as +eanen. in shoreside industries. 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