The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, November 5, 1945, Page 8

PAGL EIGHT VOTERSIN2 ROBERTTAFT /sURREwoeR ay BIG CITIES ISPROPOSED, THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE-JUNEAU, ALASKA i & Wvatt Teague F. Benecke & { for ap propte. Bound West . o500 v rning’s flight three lown to Sitka, two| GOEQ?O!H, PQEMDEN(Y‘AM-I(M Ideas Already‘.« Wb _Gompany, wrived in s Gul o Hsnan | io be the (|pal Elecuons, New it ity Brosticnr o YQ[‘k, Def(o“ : 5 i e Peomm l\‘vn‘jl«':ulmu psychologists, Dr Takagi of Tokyo Imperial Ur ermed | WASHINGTON 194817 »ai t - It - TEMPERATURE TAKES L SUDDEN DROP, JUNEAU; |25 peid « bie price o in bt & ™ the st Louis Universit nayor ton-Pri; Jerse in this respect Democrats victory f experienced a sudden drop | le over the weekend | their candidate be something of Thomas E. Dewey They contend that Dewey, who is backing Judge Jonah Goldstein Republican cand; wou weakened by Goldstein’s defeat and thus rendered easier to beat for POl o el e i S e ficking difficult. The ice and snow What makes so many big Demo- |\ o0 oinog over Sunday and as the gasie Hgures . [nierennd “‘» o temperature today ranges about 16 New York outcome s the 1008~ "0 came conditions as yesterday chance effect it might have on & % UH } running mate for President Tru- Rids were out yesterday-and today man in 1948. There are many pos- MG R it d gt sible candidates for the Democratic | S o R vice-presidential nomination I ot Kaide for tha pank Among them are James A. Far- ...~ Alod ley, former po; T gel P ; SR TEhL, party National Chairman; § T donditiing prevail’ also James M. Mead of Buffalo; Secre- poiii tary of the Navy James Forrestal, wturday afternoon there was | h 1 of snow, averaging over | The fall continued all | night with a little r { . About 5 o'cl Sunday mornir freezing temperatures hit this se « tion ¢ treets and sidewalks c Chains were put on many and Associate Justice Robert H.'yocterdac although some driv Jackson of the Supreme Cour By Bt ikl cHaInY The Detroit e s be s than with chains Mayor Edward J. Jeffries 4 3 i are Sphed soeking a fourth term, and Rict vatch their steps or the T. Frankensteen, a vice Presi bump.’ of the CIO Automobile SIS Workers. It is a non-partisan bal- FROM THE lot, but may provide a test of the visitors arrivin CIO politically in the biz manu- during the eek-end and regis u.vfl facturing city at the ( au include: O. M Dl d and Harry O. Smith HUGH ALSTON HERI E tle Karl J Lanz, Mount Hugh Alston has arrived in 1- Vernon, Wash neau from Kodiak and is a guest > > at the Baranof Hotel Empire Want-ads Supesr fiarl:et Phones 92-95—2 Free Deliveries Daily We Havea Large Assoriment YE ...We Have BANANAS Large Selection of This Year’s Crop of Nuts Super Marke Phone 92-95—-2 Free Deliveries Daily R R T i Winter Time Is POPCORN Time! WeHave JOLLY TIME POPCORN in 10 oz. pkgs. also YELLOW and WHITE BULK POPCORN in 1 1b. and 5 Ib. sizes PHONE 704 Juneau Deliveries 10 a.m., 2p.m,4p. m Douglas Delivery 10 a. m. Thane Delivery 2 p. m. Tuesday and Friday. BOAT ORDERS DELIVERED ANY TIME congrssion contes i e Tren- | SNOW FALLS, FREEZES|paeeea o © T I t is down to :dm\\‘{(v!u world er s because of stories of their . port at 3 o'c r hey w 0 a, Georgia Wil- Being Adopted by Man Sh" Jeft - for the weatWeR ' cox, MF: and Mes B A NI anioni ] e aday mornin, nd Fred Vogler Gull Cove, Sam r and wife, na y Moy, Jr 8y RUSSELL BRINES Eugene Andre Erick: > TOK YO, Nov. 5—-One of Japan's Mrs Jackie Hovel ighiin, W, D, & EARIHOUA E From Ketchikan REGISTERED nts, Harry Fait ighlin w. ersity asserted today t hot Florence, Jennie A. Stanley and T ST. LOUIS, Nov, 5—Seismographs he surrender to t nd ° he following oc on of his ountry by Amer troops would 16 Olem anny Fait, A. L Japan paid a big p for Seward were Melvin tute of Geophysics Saturda ed Tongsfaar, J. E. Dap- corded an earthquake of moderate W. Vernon, Arthur Ar nsity which centered W. Russell, Dr. James 2,900 miles from St. Louis, po: Victor Crondahl, J. J. Bug- Alaska, the Rev. James 1 Vir Crawford Mack S J., institute di- e DU tor, said today. The war and surrender shatt is illusion of being “a frog in a (OASTM. A'RUNES DIES AT ANGOON ell.” 4 . ative fish- FLIES MANY ROUTES ... ot Angoon. was aken. by At first the people ed Am- community on Oct akagi, the average pa ned that his nation T iy one, nor even the best, ity,” he said. “But they found ights to and from Juneau acco to a certificate on ut that wasn't true. Now they will . Alaska Coastal Airlines re 't with the office of | attempt to adopt his (American) lowing passengers: Commissioner. 3 a: G. H. Morgan, Mis was born at Angoor hings. lon rgan, Dave I. Altaras and I attributed to tuberculosis All feelings are undergoing a Mrs. Nels Bredvick: from Sit N 1 relatives are: the widow, hange as a result of the surren- Anderson, James McTechke, vin Mrs Ethel: Gharlie; Sk Newman riendly, efficient way of doing der. Reaction takes time, but I | K and F. P. West; to Ketc frs. Charlie Joseph, all of clieve there will be fundamental ikan, James Cerroni, Bob Swilt, on. hanges in the people.” Indn ation that es already may be was noted by the newspaper = Mainichi, which ported a wave of labor moveme at ultimate formation of e National Federation sweeping the y h sions from management tance: - o HEW AUK BAY BUS Ene‘é’seséingl BANANAS TWO JUNEAU DELIVERIES i M P.M 100A. M NEW AUK BAY- JUNEAU BUS SCHEDULE Lv. Juneau 9:00 A. M 12 Noon 15P. M further formation, col Driver ective Tues., CASH GROCERY : "llIllllllllllllllllllllifllllllHllllillI||||m||uIIl|||IH'IIIIIHIIHIINIIIIIIII'IIIIIH'IIH IIIIIIIIIINII|iIHWIIIIH'HIIIIIIIU' 10,109-t1) Channel Bus Lines You can always obfain all your wants with prompt and courfeous service . . By Phoning 16 or 24 SANI’l ARY MEAT COMPANY Phones 13 or 49 HEADQUARTERS FOR Fresh Pacific Oysters Petersburg Shrimp In Bulk Broadbreast TURKEYS ALS®: Ducks, Geese and Roasters MONDM . NOVEMBLR 5 | 945 THE TRIANGLE CLEANERS Announcing THREE-DAY Dry Cleaning Service * (AL 507 for beiter appearance Just a word of explanation*why we are now able to give the public of Juneau this deserving service. We have built up an organization of employees that we are proud of and to them we give credit {¢r this faster service. We take pleasure in intro- ducing to the public our personnel and some of their qualifica- tions: LOIS ABTO—Marker and Checker—who carefully inspects each garment and removes breakable buttons and ornaments that may be harmed in the cleaning process. WILLIAM (DUTCH) FAUST—Cleaner—Over twenty years ox- perience, lately of the largest cleaning plant in Anchorage. He in turn inspects and classifies each garment before it enters the cleaning process where the garments are gently agitated in a continuous flow of erystal clear solvent. MABLE HOOP—Spotter—needs no introduction as her years of faithful and cxcellent service with the Triangle Cleaners has made her reputation as the best qualified spotter in the Territc She has just recently returned from a trip East, visiting some of the larger cleaning establish- ments, where she studied their new improved methods which she has put in practice here. CHRISTINE MORLEY—Silk Finisher and Presser Operator. lately of the Princeton Cleaners of Qakland, Calif., has had years of experience. ALICE RIENDEAU—SIilk Finisher—has been with us for the past three years, and her careful and efficient work has proven very satisfactory. WINO HOFFMAN amstress—who is widely known in Ju- neau for her craftsmanship as a dressmaker, has been with us for some time. HAL PHILLIPS ress Operator—lately of the Master and City Cleaners of Seattle, has had fifteen years experience in finishing men’s garments. He also has a touch for finishing drapes that is unequalled. HARDY LEONARD—Press Operator—known for twenty-five years in Juneau and vicinity as a presser, has built a reputation in the whole Territory that is unsurpassed. He has been wit* the Triangle Cleaners for the past eight years and if a garment can be pressed and shaped Leonard can do it. $ HOWARD DILG—Driver—has been with us for some time, is well known and by his prompt and courteous service has greatly aided our efforts in serving the public of Juneau. With this efficient and capable organization and our modern equipment we feel and are certain that we can meet any need that the public demands in dry cleaning. W A T E R P R 0 0 F | N G TRIANGLE CLEANERS Aacmuncintg ONE-DAY SPECIAL SERVICE (ALL 507 For Betfer Appearance