The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, November 30, 1945, Page 2

PA GE TWO Happy Saturday Shopping . ... Hard to find items and et they’re here for ur own personal use gift list Christmas Janizen and Luxite Girdles Light, featherr weight girdles and panty girdles by Jantzen or Luxite . . . Elastic is back and some models in two - way stretch. 4.50 10 7.95 ffeia Textron Ta Apr The cleverc ons ktail aprons imatg . Printed patterns in Textron’ vn n rayon taff % McKen Snow Suits B - ne of the McKen piece wonder snow suits . Famous in all - wool made two- suits, reinforced. for both s in navy, brown, Sizes 2 to 12. 14.95 f0 22.95 M Behrends QAAULITY SINCE /1887 jersey lined, Models girls and boy green. PERMITS FOR FIVE ALASKAN PROJECTS ARE APPLIED FOR| SEATTLE, Nov. 30—Five applica-| icns for construction permits in the navigabls waters of Alaska were an- nounced today by John Paget, chief the permit section, Seattle En- | gineer Distriet. Alaskan applications and dates by | which objections should be filed with the District Army Engineer, 1400 Textile Tower, Seattle, include’ Robert R. Wheeler and William Simms, to construct a wharf, boat- hed and skids adjacent to their marine railway in Jamestown Bay, near Sitka, Dec. 13 The City of Petersburg and the} Territory of Alaska jointly, to con- struct a seaplane landing base in Wrangell Narrows at Petersburg, to ke known as the Petersburg Seaplane Port and to include a 918 foot ap-| proach, a 28 by 40 foot wharf and a| 20 by 60 foot float; Dec. 13. W. J. Pege and Ralph W. Marsh, -year extension of time limit on permit granted to the late W. F. Brown to construct a wharf at the mouth of the Kenai River, Cook In- let; Dec. 13 Pacific American Fisheries, can- nery structures in Kasaan Bay, East Coast of Prince of Wales Island; Dec. 17 F. K. Dent, to dredge for gold in the Nuikluk River, for a distance { 2 miles downstream from Coun- cil, near Nome; Dec. 31 - BERT HELLER HERE THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU, ALASKA GARVIN, CAPITOL OUT OF BUSINESS OF SElI ING BO?TZ) cord of 1942, v Depa KARL EDUARD s UNDER ARREST NURENBERG, Germany, Nov. 30 The U. S. Military Government at \ Coburg today announced the arrest of Karl Eduard, Duke of Saxe-Co- b and Gotha and a grandson of Britain’s Queen Victoria 'he Duke was president of the German Red Cross and had a gener- nk in the Nazi Storm Troops. ng and the Duke has been placed un- guard in a hospital. There 1s no immediate announcement of ges under which he was to- ’i!eile Davis Changes 'Wedding Plans But Is 'Married, Just the Same RIVERSIDE, Calif., Nov. 30—Bette Davis, barred from an Episcopal wedding by the ruling of a bishop, v hastily rearranged her plans and Un hifted the ceremony today‘to St Francis Chapel in the historic Riv- erside Mission Inn The wedding this afternoon of the actress and William Grant Sherry an artist, was originally 'planned fcr the St. Mary's Episcopal Church at Laguna Beach, where the bride- groom resides Bishop W. Bertrand Stevens of the Los Angeles Episcopal diocese quoted Church Canon law and for- bade th> ceremony there on the ground that a divorced person may nct be married in an Episcopal { church by and Episcopal minister Miss Davis was divorced in 1938 from bandleader Harmon O. Nelson She became a widow in 1943 wher Arthur Farnsworth, an aircraft exe- cutive she married in 1940, died af- ter a fall Th ard is regarded as one hest men in Germany. He checkin erman with a slight Eng- sales from tl i accent. His family connections countiess nights le many European bluebloods ing pennies, nickel above t been used a quarters for b Pours, cour to oo NEW ANCHORAGE A new Ellis, has chorage LAW law firm, vrathanan been formed at An- The firm is composed of Clyde R. Ellis and John Lathanan Ellis, who served in the U. S. En- ineers as a major, is a well knc in the Third Division, athanan served in the Army for years, being released Nov. 15. formerly practiced law in Fair- dimes say nothing FIRM nd rec ure ev Mr. Garvin & FILED r faile willingly mieres w A chec since bonds were agency, with of $456,650 cking cation: Lings was in cr nd his offic to do it and all kelp s voluntary of th 1, 1942 - - DIVORCE Charging desertion, an action in divorce has been filed here with the clerk of the U. S. District Court by Dormand C. 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