The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, November 17, 1945, Page 2

PAGE TWO SHIPPING RATE HiGHLIGHTS OF | Norah Here BOOST HIT BY | ANB-ANS MEET - : arv coune —== 2 0 From South m the Minutes of the Alaska Council Follows Chamber e st Brotherhood-Alaska Na- hood Annual Conven- Carrying 57 passengers for Steamer Princes Norah, ngoon, Al city : ‘ e i i t cond Ds yvember 13 splendent in her full pre-war colors Lead in Asking Hear- e o called to order at 10 of black and white, sailed into Ju- neau port last night at 7:30 o'clock as the first ship in decorative paint to dock in this city since Pearl Har- m esolved into Commit- ith Alfred Wid- ing Postponement clec [ Wihi w Continued from Page One) \ppointed to the Chair, to bor o = er of the ANB .Between her arrival and the 11:45 1 from ation of Labor m. sailing time, many residents activities ANB, William ) from vessel’s black in the %of the shrouded dramatic sight hull and white t ull moonlight ming to' which pr e P to sleep| Frank M - Enrcute to Sk v b e € eping on pool ! her four ho ¢ il can d lly donated blankets, shoes, oof. ques hing of All kinds for the 3 k 14 nd ar ttee of s in yesterday’s fire at Pius call-| Wrole reported progress n in Skagway carri enin ) er referred Lot L COmMI A total of 19 passengers em bt s cd from here for Skagway on t be pres- present ; 3 : ment of| Three { ang ¢hip's first tull-color run from Ju- Employment Ser-referred t ; “.“‘,] i \ ’:,\.f’ufii‘;f\' ll);)mx_;‘- i Alaska Native Service and| No. 3—For o ‘uberculosis hospital /W1 HHHE =E0S o s e } iy, The ftosting 15 tojat Baxman; referred to the Health ];"'3;: 'l-”(}]‘w’y” the Southward 1 to work cut a solution, withland Educaticn Cornmilte ’ s $ ! ach of the groups being pegged for, No. 4--For a school at Saxman Passer arriving here irom s yare of responsibility. The to Health anc ation E ¢ .m vi Ban'ag_mz James ayot called for the presence at| No. 5—Resc « ishing E: 1 ‘-H;I;.But'o\_ Keith Bush- the meeting of the Council’s Health|season; referre s Com- ficld, Herbert W. Cuff, Irene Culf, Committee, which is headed by R.imittee. Richard De Ah‘r;x Filko, Peter H. Williams. All three 1 were Intr P. Filko, Sz.‘xm. E. Fu‘s(‘k . Jose- High-mounting repair bills on the quced by Frark Howard 1 1, W fh:u‘n. D. Gross, D;tn_ City’s equipment were pointed bY| Convention recessed until 2:30 7 v \n.u‘ S. y ofxlm‘;nn. Mayor Parsons as good reason for gelock p.m ) ( lt n(k‘;:w,.n. .Emm l?d]l- the City to establish its own main- i o ”mnu. J acobson, Roy C. ((l};:’l‘cb!'o(i:a‘)):‘t “‘n\‘:l( that George . Leroy Kuykendall, Michael .S Martin, former hydrant caretaker Glra Scou‘ Candace M. Lown, Justine recently returned from Excursion In- ) Marking, Homer C. Mur- d rolls cf phy, Nellie G. Mullaney, Matthew let and now back on the the City’s street crew, is a mecha formerly emplcyed by the USED, is ing care of the wo P. Mullaney, James Metcalfe, George Nicol, Porter Herman, Phyllis W. Nelscn, Zeta Olson, Winifred Paris, News lfems aps t T\?::T:’lx:;\fg to do the job, has toc Carol M. Re Judith A. Reams, of his own and, in fact Edwina A. Snothen, Ira Smith, Ar- : e ey chie W. Shiels na B. Shiels, Joe usual to start S our meeting Gl Sccut Troop No 10) we said mech; some satisfactory 4 G Therne, I Thorne, Gladys Vuille, on City equipment duting T Gl \\wk%\ug .}n\!n: to the City the Scout Promise and saluted the Jimmic V Lee Whitworth, Ed- sulting. The Mayor suggested U flag Mary L. Hall Martin be empl [ mar Joyce vers then was asked to C. D. Shokey ent monthly tc intain'rcad the iinutes of the previous ipple, George Anderson equipment mesting and called the roll, ther ' T’ Harvey Moore and Buy Bulk Gas Norma k read the treasurer’s X Tt , Mayor Parsons further suggested|report _ From Wr ~Donovan McGee, ;. We talked a few minutes and Mrs. D. Mc W. C. McDonald, that Juneau secure a bulk storage tank for gasoline and pump from then plaved game Barron and J. Klep- while some of Peel. Miss V Army surplus; that the Quonset!the girls sewe After that was o ingtor SEALRT Ware Hut recently acquired by the City through v ready for going o » a \;.L '” AF (" ok ‘!)’Inv Pl be erected as a repair shop adjacent home. Ay M “\, W. White, E. B AC;‘]\, to the City's warehouse, with the| Next wcck there will be DO et hiovers Tha: BhsoEraSn tank and pump installed there. By 1ng, because D ger, Rl Sty “y. \1',:.. "fl-r bulk purchases of gasoline, the City | being that day gy fabt: FTaes Pati could save eight cents per gallon, he| Mollie Jo MacSpadden, Repor e g aid, and the repdirman could be — Deaver. e Rev B e o e "m_‘»fl"l”‘;:‘”,\‘_ f’:j,‘,n?m““:f‘ Albatrosses and shearwaters, rid- J. H. Stone, J. A. McCann ar o] e o the city. but lso short«{ing the winds of the “roaring for-\D peilpe B Wy PR SR TR ftiest below the equator, - probabl - Zf,‘:f' “{.‘,’tpi:;‘\“’; r: (“‘”I“” “]]‘:‘ fly around the world Empire Want-ads bring rest ¥'s es of equipment a better maintenance through periodic > ckeck: After- tossing pros and cons er the place, the Council agre t the system be ed Tl‘ one month, after wi e be compared to the former No steps are yet to be tiken to- ward setting up a repair shop, how- that ever Mother The Councilmania that has mark- €d previous session cropped up briefly in discussion of purchases of bocks for the City Library. Council- | Goose man Lea counted what he thought was too high a proportion of Mother Goosish titles and asked if the newly-created Library | Board should not pass on purchases. The Mayor replied, however, that the or- I dinance adopted contained a “joker” in its language in that the new | { board had no authority except Bver the proposed Juneau Memorial Li- brary. He charged th: Library Ccmmittee of the Council with overseeing the selection of new vol- umes for the present library One other vote was taken last eve- ning by the Council. Approval was given transfer of the cocktail .bar license for the Capitol Cafe to the sole ession of cne of the pres- rs, William Sweeney, as D.| , Sweeney’s partner, is re- om the business. to the Police Depart- proposal that a third be blocked off on| one ¢ ets in the Star Hill| Distriet, for use principally by small- € ildrer Shepard Conjirmed | aken to the con- | Shepard as City No dissent was firmation of J. 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