The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, November 2, 1945, Page 2

PAGE TWO 4 THP DAILY ALASKA FMPIRL—JUNEAU ALASKA FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1945 URGES EX'I'R A f&t Z'fif” 1’;1"”,.‘;,4.'“f;}““';‘,,v““,;ofiigIIIINIII!IIINIIllIIIHIHIIIIHIIIllllIIIIIIIIIIllmlllIIIIIIIINIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII | Troy Stix, inimitable American de- ATTENTION All Masons and Eastern Stars of Douglas and Juneau world will be a new and xmpmt'nnt | one.” It would be up to Gov. Ernest| S E SS I 0 N 0 F 1ening to call for a special ses- 1 of the Territorial Legislature.! SAT"BDAY mm Undoubtedly, the above reasons for | lEG'SlAIURE the special session have already; been presenied to the Governor, * . lwho has been in Nome this week. - > (c from e, laws directly affecting the Depart o Y E i e ot e w1 THANKS OF NAVY MEN Lt. Col. P. L. De Bevoise ing all native juvenile delinquents ERE e seiwavers FOR TREATMENT HEREfl SINGSPIRATION . Inclusion of all native indigent 5 — af " children and nrothers under the Passing along the thanks the City) Lead by Dr.J.T. sl"“-hn Child Welfare and Mothers' Allow- received from its Fleet W‘;fl(; ance Acts, thus greatly expandil Mayor Ernest Parsons to-| the services and personnel of day stated R q SPECIAL "R department, with consequent hizt To the citizens of Juneau and) » = & & cost of administration : Doug | nlble uu]z' Pnze fo lhe winner Ataskans have always been known | _“For some reason or oiner, the FOCET (o Senate cut around $60,000 of he Letters of appreciation are al- submitted administration budset, T ona “and we are pleased | i i after having been approved in 1 o the e from Capk, . B. Aw: original form by the House in the b tha) UEA. Banariak, on n FELL ows HALL ('e"“‘:] l'\""“"l:‘"‘l\“"”*dB“‘{ "‘ 1 he pleasurs of entertaining tle‘ has acted as a brake and a declCed|y,yy men involved a considerable| . Racdias 15 i Wektee' Depar |y es tercivd 8 weCEell] | NS Wuuaill 7:45P. M. Weut B U8 g W ‘“”‘. out indiy dm firms and organizations. | the mandate of the 1945 Leglsla- wish. at this time to thank| N 0 WS 1 Gordon, his committee and all! v E M B E 3 n Again, in view of the sudden| ihes who so graciously helpad with | ending of the war and cessation |(pis civie affaire i of wartime construction projects “It has been a job well done in * resulting in unemployment, the re- . hontaneous manner most pleas- quests for relief and medical care g (o our men in the service. are already beyond the es ; “Yours sincerely, lA C d ll I -I d . proporiamately s All Are Cordially Invited! when submitting the Depart [ » Ammon’s letter, addre " budgeted requirements for the 1945- tLrough Mayor to Juneau res-| | budseted requirements for he 10 O ture. A review of thes matte I wish to express the thanks of | and additional appropriations the officers and men of the Uss\’QO“OOQQQOWQQQO“OM“O“OOW should be made as soon as pos- ' Panamint, USS Charleston and USS| sible. Halfeid for our cordial reception and Roads And Fields celightful visit in Juneau The 1945 Senate cut 5,000 f he generosity and warm-hear the $800,000 alloted for rcads edness of Juneau’s various organi airfields in the House General Ap- tions and its citizens in entertain- s v 3 propriations Bill. The main reasor ; and opening their homes to us signer, does an important collection the war was still on—no one ki s well as taking us on sight-seeing | of most distinguished dresses for when the war would end—let t s will always be remembered. his import: ragai and- Army build and maintain 1 he ely interest shown by your this important ocassion . . . I[.u!u. AR e Wlaseiicnig il LMU1J~ somely broad of shoulder, exciting over for some time and the Army in s earnestly hoped that this treatment of design, so func- is no longer in the construction interest will nct only nm;umw bxt ions Pine crepes, ¢ inafipai business. It is now, perhaps sooner Will grow. The armed. forces tional . . . Fine crepes, combination \-/ than expected, entirely up to the Your national insurance and and two-picce wools . . . Territory to maintain and build b2 maintained DON'T FORGET SATURDAY EVE - NOV. 3 DAYS OF 98" BASKET SOCIAL - -9 P. M. We hope that someday, perhaps > a future N Day, we may the good fortune to visit \mx In the meantime wé wish| luck, bappiness and pros- ’ with the immediate necessity of ’ ‘ repairing old and constructing new PCYIty to Juneau and its people. roads in the various mining di Hoe ely yours, . . & Zfll i Qa tricts of Alaska, steps should be W Ammen,. 50 taken to restore the $225,000 to the PeciaHl HEE WBTY QUALITY SINCE /887 Road Fund as originally approved Ban by the 1945 House of Representa- FROM tives. This will also assist in ¢ 3 employment to hundreds of 1 ; Deviin of Seattle i turned war veterans and dc > guest at the Gastineau Hotel. (9000000400 000009000006000000000000000000000000000 its own roads and fields. Congres- sional help, as already indicated will be slim “In view of these facts, together Come in your old clothes and be prepared for a good time at SCOTTISH RITE TEMPLE 0“0000000 29606 “¢ . 000000““““’00““0.0“ S000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 Moose Women Hold UNIQUE JEWELRY o b ML R 00000000009V TELOEvOPVVCEL oooovov¢00000000 70“000“»000“00““000“““000 i ¢ Regular Business HEALTH SERVICE " o o sifaticd ] . . complish the above mentioned Meehng Last Night e e e Caucing more taan casual com- y not be neces y to !)-l“‘\'ll)" ment from those passirg the win- ! perhay dow of the U. S. Public Health Ser- it may be desirable to again work vice on Seward Streat, is the current ©ver Senate Bill 53 g display of the Creative Arts and ‘salmon), and added tray | Crafts committee—an array of most caught fish tax—estimated attractive novelty jewelry pieces &Pproximately a half millic made from sea shells native to the lars during the 1945-56 biennit local area “I am in receipt of a recent le: 4 The display is the work of Harold from Territorial Treasurer O: orted a most successful affail, jorgensen and depicts the achieve- Olson, wherein he states that as of vks were extended to all|menis of his hobby. This unique Oct. 1, 1945, there was on hand jewelry is only omne of the many $1,67279231 with all obligations ment committee for phases of creative effort being paid up to that date. This mean: 1g is composed of gchieved by Gastineau Channel res- one year and three months remain iippe ALASKA TRANSPORATION CO. re, chairman; Iva jdents which will be on view at the to complete the 1945-46 bienuiu id Lydia Museth, :econd Annual Arts and Crafts Ex- to complete the 1945 biennium, Gastineau Hotel Fhone 879 LE (Jlm) CHURCH’ Age“t will be served hibit to be held in January. ‘with all the 1945-46 salmon t S 00000 committee chair- > 1946 mining tax : McKinley and Anna RUSSELL RETURNS “From this, it should be SYDNEY, NOVA SCOTIA—Mark Charlton, 26, and grizzled Peter ksor — parent that we have the funds on Olson, 65, in the glorified beer barrel in which they plan to sail from o S Simon Russell, brother of Alex hand with which to satisly dney to England.' The barrel is equipped with a heavy keel, two " v ssell, Juneau resident, has re- crying immediate needs of N I AMP FoR HEALTH > : . A NOTHING HOT 'S turned to this city after being Territory, for in no other way can i vanes and will provide the power for the giant keg d, b s § e A 's motork rovides ballast. Charlton SEEN FOR (OUN(“. i arged from the Army, thus we adequately and satisfactorily E W aire. tn vetin to BnEIRnd. and N Ab A terminating a military career began accomplish the transition from our ' gt P e e 1941. Before his r - | - & o SO o Rowa, Ty 1o s Bt MEET THIS EVEMING 12 1 5eor, 2t rocee, sone e insir and pmgevact Nothing Will Produce RICH VITAMIN D cf England in about 80 days out of Sydney o, part in the Kiska invasion. He lalplesent whicl is so dependent for a B G 3 With a relatively quiet session now regularly employed on the success on Alaska's attitude and : on o X success” as Eflu:lently asaShorlDally Exposure fo forecast, Juneau City C i mail boat Pat) ¢ the Ji - 'actions, righ v, HALSEY INSPECTS WELCOMING KEY [l i i’ Comcimen P on the Sunens acions St s 0 0 with in a hurry at this evening's P - xlmlrx;k“n‘\lmem((;'irl‘ye;laxfiw oA . e u'.- ra z rav.a e i e e ] $ 5SS S S8 5555588S Lamp Leading the list of items to be con- f i i sidered uare sub-letting of space at the City Dock building, purchase of eotea s o i - | The Alaska Finance Corporation works projects. )e J business meeting of Woemen of the Moose was held night in the Moose Lodge in the Seward Building, and nnouncement was made there ation of new members social meeting, Nov. 15. bake sale held last week was Kegular Service from Seaitle and Tacoma FREIGHT . . . . PASSENGERS REFRIGERATION P0OCIPPC 0000090990000 92020200000 00 A lamp that will give you the same benefits in just a few minutes an e of Juneau, Alaska | hour's exposure to the sun will give. Statement Shows | ... Tt will build up within you a resist- Leopold Friendly is offering ‘ ' ance to frequent head and chest ills that will make these gloomy winter WI"I Adolf Hitler $40,000.00 of ifs Capital Stock days as enjoyable o you as sunny Nov. 2.—Premier Van T ed today a report of Lecpold’s meeting wil itler L 1 Souihern daYS issuden Nov- 19, 040, ana to the General Public | Purchase One of These d it showed the exiled king | 1 cordial terms with the | enr. hrer after Belgium's conquest. "ealth Mak s at pold, in a statement released * be rame time, declared the re- rate. . e ot o | Por details call at the office, located ALASKA ELECTRIC LIGHT AND he monarchy in which par- iam has refused to permit Leo- 2 T by 5 o s in the COOPER BUILDING POWER COMPANY v in Switzerland KRS g e Fourth and Main Streets 1 FLEET ADMIRAL William F. Halsey and comedian Bob Hope are shown ‘ S e ARt P inspecting the key of welc San Francisco after its presentation 1",’ ‘“n":;ddl;(“’sru‘,“}» “,° f“‘"geg JAMES C. COOPER, hone 616 to the famed commander of the U. S, Third Fleet. The admiral will be | Peing drunk, Sheens Vincen an President Herluff R. Taug have been fined honored at a “Halsey Day” ho ming on Wednesday, Nov. 7, in his ' %" * . 4 native home-city, Elizabeth, N. J (International Soundphoto) | 29 €ach in City Police Court.