The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, August 30, 1945, Page 8

Bt e T TS o S R BT T SR S e S e "~ THURSDAY, AUGUST 30, 1945 PAGE EIGHT ~_THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU, ALASKA ot SRR o) : % g B B 3 ( ] 1 g $ ¥ B Mrs. Clifford Robards, Bill 1 . v Daniels of Sultan, Wash, in a| MRS. GORDON b o G b H n { ‘.sxm ple ceremony here Tuesday, Aug. | WITH ALASRA S. S. CO. svans, Ernie Lincoln, Sam Dapce I | . g e 4 | | | 28, with the Rev. Louis Fink, S. J.,| Mrs. Gordon Gray is now on the b { vich, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Geeslin, [} : Mrs. Bess Winn, Mr. and Mrs. Art ‘ H h l B d | reading the vows. staff of the Alaska Steamship Hedges, Mrs . Klein, Jack Car- | 00na S " e Miss Kathleen McAlister and Mr. Company, succeeding Mrs. Esther vel and Jack Popejoy, Ed Neilson. | . | Robert G. Prather were their only | Metzgar, who is outside on vaca- e T o1 HERE ASSURED Of Hugh Daniels st | Dr. John Geyer was introduced as| ! | | The young coupie left this after- | - -ee - chairman of the business district, ST | o g S | S | A |noon for Hoonah, where they will| ELIZABETH ARENDT HERE 3 A 5 A The hunting season opens Septem- i 3 H | Miss Patricia Kane, daughter of |make their homs for the present.| Elizabeth Arendt arrived yester- N which he divided into six sections.| Th lators or other valuable property. If a ~ ON SEPI 1 0‘\ mfl i ) G ouse and |ber 1. Like all other lines of sport, " o g Wy Ve Govemor |nf0|’med ijed Mrs. Louise Kane of Hoonah, be- |Mr. Daniels is with the U. S. Coast day from Sitka, via Alaska Coastal ? L] | H olicitors are: Milo Clous I you want to try your gun or impro 5 Il 8 d BIl Feero, upper Seward street area; | Bunting requires good judgment "‘”d‘_vmu' markmanship, select something ! on WI”OUgth Avenue came the bride of Mr. Hugh Dan- | Guard, and on a ship with head- Airlines, and is a guest at the ¢ s |Dr. J. O. Rude and Bill Cady, Tri-|the exercise of a lot of common|,s ng value and blaze away at that i d | iels, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Hugh 'quarters here. Barahof Hotel. 8 angle and Lower Seward area; Fred 5°nse Be sure there is a good backstop for | g i T e PR R e BTN CEATE »| Lions Hold Spe(|a| Mee'-\1‘||:~:~.:,m:1 Gt A W ewart,| For ”"’f"‘”“h“ b d“'( the | your bullets. ? i ‘I Is Not Terminate ! R TR AR ‘s Front street; Clarence Warfield and }8ame as well as many of wider ex-|~ After spotting your game, plan on I e H i | % foa and | P! ce, the following suggestions, ... ; 2 it wi | Juneau's 30-unit Federal Public Henry Lorenzen, lower Franklin, and [Perience, t lacing your shot where it will be : . eh il ing, Nammg SOII(IfOfS, Harold Sverdrup, Tom Selby and|if followed, may make your “““'-i“gfmmte and will destroy the least|Housing Project on Willoughby LARGE—IFRESH GRADE AA Designa'mg D'S'”('S |Burr Johnson, business betweenWip more enjoyable, more profit-imeat, A head or neck shot is Bvenue will go gy » COTDIL" ool s the Chdnnel able and of less Worry to those ab yocommended fdr deer, goat, or ton—though just when work will be E oz B I o, e home. Even the thoroughly exper-\maoce 1f you do not feel equal to Fesumed on the job is not yet ‘l‘“' [ [] ] u er, s- ] Wwe've finished the job w let's Major Carl F. Scheier and Her-|ienced woodsman may find, these|inis test, try the lung shot, a spot closed. Wox'd to that effect mfi - clean up the mess,” is the slogan bert Waugh were introduced as the|suggestions helpful ; st behind the shoulder. Never ju,sy‘h"““ received here b:{ the Governor’s ; “l‘ i nuf Lions have picked in con- co-chairmen of the special districts. Plan your trip and tell your fam-|¢ho0t at the animal. Choose a vital office from the national hadquart- = of | e g . i These inciude, Pedera g, Don |ily and friends where you are going ki & This is highly | €S Of the housing agency. 1 | ection ) their sponsorship of These include, Federal building, T 3 {spot and aim at that. This is highly (et : e Bars ,m‘fm.l War Fund Drive. Foster; Territorial = building, Jimfand when you expect to return. Thvn;i:“pormm with a bear. Careless| On August 24, Gov. Gruening sent l'eS l'lll S all e e a es ‘ In keeping with that motto, the or- | Stone Subport Mu_i;,» wu(gng-‘ g u‘lf'(:(u mL-r'(] v,}mz an m-;:idem Lhey‘shm“ng usually results in wasted Lf:fdm]?fmf\s;;eng.fig BN;‘:Z::I g ation was set up at a meeting S. Coast Guard, Lt. Nugent; U. S.iwill know where to search meat, & wounded animal and occa-| , Jr, ; ! l _:L night at the City Council cham-| Weather ~ Bureau, Don Gould;| Obtain a hunting license from ! gionally a mauled hunter. Housing Agency, Washington, D. C., an a o“pe awm— oney ew mcm asa a e ons ;)an to put on the drive. The war CAA, L. Dunlop; O P A, Mrs.|the Game Commission before going, 1f you lack experience in dressing‘“G"e“”y shocked t;; hefar of ;usper:- . hat B the 3 1dhres prmann; bly lout. Dress properly. Light, warm ri . |sion of Juneau ousing roject; is over—that part of the job is done Mildhred — Hermanr Assem and caring for meat, the Forest|Sl _ Project; :7,,_‘ W we 1},“,.\(. the wreckage of Apartment, Harry Lucas; Alaska!clmhmg. heavy shoes or pacs and geyvice will gladly furnish you lil"_@hls and other Alaskan projects are ra es H— ears —_— “ms — voca os a war to clean up—and the excellent Juneau Mine, Joe Williams; Alas-{wool sox are recommended. lature on that s\lfn]vct. ill;l response toha d;.sp(;rr:)to ll]muSmE! £ iy " aundry, Charles shel: pe & ; L |shortage brought about by the war job of the U.S.0. to continue while ka Laundry, Charles Naghel; Bar Use a seaworthy boat If a boat| There is only a slight difference; b 4 SRR po— — — . the boys overseas wait, say Lion offi- anof and Gastineau Hotels, M. Ma is needed. ‘Trim your boat properly in methods of approach to good and u;_|dnnbt ‘:I?l{e\egul:;\q:‘h’e SM‘h:)x‘r.':x':\:i“m;n reen orn uc“m ers e ers cc cials S e WIse: |and do not overload. 1If it becomes bad, et the two have widely diver- 1 e tTarly e B theenot " “ i ficials Juneau Public School, Barney An- cbotins For S FE il A bl o3 ssibilities. The differe : se Lion Officials A '8 Foa] 15 lP')o-Um) stormy for safe mel,v\ek shel- | ge nt‘ possibilities e (hfle)e.n@ of such agencies as OPA, United E L B E R T A FOB CAN“ Betty McCormick, Territorial derson; St. Ann’s Hospita ;‘r"( 4l o ter and wait for better weather. - between a pop gun and a good rifle o o0 i1 Coros, 1he k. ol £ nan of the Natio 7 ol; A. B, Oain; Twenketh arry a /ill stop a brown might easily turn impending trag- S oS SiE o Chairman of the National War Fund . ] & Carry a gun that will stop a ght easily tu pe 5 s aAtALAERGtioh s Drive, explained the continued need CEDtUry Apartment, Ed Lewis; U. S.|peqy in case one should attack. y into sure victory in an encoun- fxxp‘mdmg. FUSEL _;'d 1[ fiohs P E A C H E S e s e Ge' Yours “ow of this organization. It will be the EDf Jim Houston; Filipino, ..o o 0004 supply of dry match- |ter with a bear. Attention to such ‘:‘:fi :Z:)‘:e:fi:']gi:l‘:lllesb:l“\):i(‘“ “:‘ccm‘w il ik v, Eddie Belerdi; Glacier| “*7 7 2 s SR e B R Wi sh, ase. last drive of the War Pund—really. Ze/0 1‘“:‘;“;,“1.\”‘ Point to|€S In A waterproof case and a few dbtijpiee (aoaN o “‘“d cloth-| o ongly urge that this project, on the “clean up.” Mrs. McCormick et ki plugs of candle in case you need to ing might save a man’s Mfe in case . "5 0 il money has al- o helped give the drive a good send Eagle River, Emmett Bothelo; Thane, oo " " eie he is forced to stay out over night. Foit CIECL TN st it ol " s . to Dupont, Tom Sanborn; McKinnon ”*™" © ¢ i DLy SR Al | rea 3 d s off with the first contribution—$50. 0 L K0 e AN res-| Carry a lunch and if you get con- & T 2':‘:::)];\ - eparcd can €S| chase of building and filling of Kralt A 2 ivold B h i The Lions felt better about it -l APartments, Bob Tovetean: Al I8l 470 1o vour location, keep cool, SUTVIVe & Migh or two 1 whe WoR | oroung, be continued.” ralt American . . Darigold Aged Cheddar . . Wisconsin Swiss . . after the way she (picked their | XBE B T 1 |A few minutes of sound thinking is perish z In response to this telegram the T c n ' i Ph_l d l h_ c > pockets in behalf of the Fund last ™ e |better than hours of haphazard trav- ' g sovernor received the following ang- reasure Lave oguefor ilade p ia Cream year. Bob Treat was introduced as chair- ' el, Follewing is 2 summary of the im- .. from Mr. Blandford, “Juneau .- Step-Up Of Drive man of publicity, with Zach Gor-, Try to visualize your location, Portant points ; f {housing project not terminated but Alva Blackerby, Organizational don writing the newspaper stories where you left the beach, general lay 1. Make your hunting plans g proceed to completion.” P f ) % - Chairman, explained the set-up of und Frank Hermann in charge of cf shortline, watersheds, ete. 1t KNOWN 10 your friends. | st il Try BERT'S for Your Vacation., School the drive, and introduced the chair- advertising, John McCormick assist- you are completely lost, follow down < Go well prepare v b e i man of the drive, Lion Past Presi- ing a watershed or stream. - This will 3. Keep calm and use your head INTERNAL REVENUE OFFICE a'nd Everyd“y Foods A dent Prank Hermann, who in turn . drive is officially to start on'eventually bring you to the beach, if lost. TO BE CLOSED SATURDAYS o Introduced the sub chairmen. These Monday, September 10, after the where your chances of rescue are 4 Oscrve game laws. 5 are: Chairman of Residential Dis- Lions noon luncheon and the goal greatly enhanced. Above all, be 5. Fire only when you know what Leo L. Lazetti, Deputy Collector MINIMUM DELIVERY—$2.50 tricts, Dr. George Dale, with 18 is to have the whole thing cleaned calm and conserve your strength. On you are shooting at and then shoot in charge of the Internal Revenue districts in the residential area. His up, as far as it can possible be done reaching the bedch, build a fire and to kill Office, has just received advice no"GLAs DELIVERY 10 AM. o solicitors are: Oscar Elisen and Bud by the end of that week. Earle Hun- wait or help. Fog increases the 6. Kill only what you need and from Clark Squire, Collector of Phelps, Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Monagle, ter is the official treasurer of the chances of getting lost. It blots out Save what you kill. Internal Revenue, Tacoma, Wash., -ta = o . P B 7 sour practi ing at B o . . or oo Ko ' John Hermle, Mrs. Don Foster, Mrs. Channel area drive, with Frank landmarks and hides familiar ob- 7. Do your practice shooting at that commencing with Sept. 1, 2 Earle Hunter, Delbert Hanks, the Hermann acting as assistant when- jects. If fog begins to settle, head targets and not at useful property. —|1945, the local office will be closed * Rev. Walter Soboleff, Mrs. Jake ever the bank is closed. |for the beach and wait for it to clear. 8. Do not overtax your strength on Saturdays. 55 > L BT i S A pocket compass is a valuable aid. by overdoing. ! 5 T - it ' DHO N E il ji |, Do not practice wasteful killing. By following these rules you should gpGECOMB, DAUGHTER HERE B TR REERIROBAREIN ‘s oy whiat you need and be sure derive both profit and satisfaction /3 it is where you can get it out. Be from ‘_\’mn' h_unu_ng trip. It will als0 1 Edgecomb and daughter, sure what you are shooting at. See Nelp you maintain HVP‘“_CG of respect ¢ pejican City, are guests at the " that your deer has horns before you and confidence in your community. o iineau Hotel. . sheot. Do not shoot at a movement b — y1 | S eee 2 of 1}21,:),,' It may be a doe or ‘n MR., MRS. DANIELS ARRIVE SEATTLE MEN HERE could be your hunting partner. t i W § Charles McClannahan and C. V.| ' is a poor excuse indged after a man H‘l]‘f:l" ‘]““lm‘:'_';s'flg’wg ?“":’"\lf 0,‘” Smith arrived via PAA plane from is shot to say “I thought it was a ah, hs n neal - qonttie yesterday and are L,u,\,,'_sg guests at the Baranof deer.” That ‘statement never re- and are b the Glastineaw Hotel. stored a man to life and usefulness Hotel. 2 SO 5 P IR S R SIS et iy oA S 0 301 S A or ecrased the feeling of regret or - e i o5 humiliation experienced by the per- PAA MEN HERE i0A. M and2P. M. Douglas Delivery—10 A. M. A petrator. Sydney Smith and J. V. Roseoe, Do not shoot yourself. 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