The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, December 13, 1945, Page 5

BER 13, 1945 ARRYMORE FEATURE WILL START AT 8:056 10:2 SU—THESE THRILLING SHORT ¢ ANOTHER THIS IS 6“ 1\ v Y ‘Y “ R ngq AMERICA HIT! EMIL COLEMAN and “Gn the Mellow Side" “m'msnm HESTRA “THE UNWELCOME GUEST” and TOMORROW — 2 GREAT HITS "“The Big Show-0f" AND "Tahiti Nights"” heads the Arctic Exploration Com- pany in the Seward Peninsula Lt. and Mrs. Patrick J. Gilmore, Jr., of Ketchikan, visited Delegate Bartlett during their stay in Wash- VISIT DELEGATE David H. Doxey of Fe called on Delegate Bartlett re banks ¥. ington recently. Lt. Gilmore, re- Mr. Doxey was with the U. S.|jeased from the Navy, will be the Engineers at Ladd Field as a civi-| ypited States Attorney for the lian employee. He and Mrs. Doxie pirst Division at Juneau will spend the winter in Wash- o ington and hope to return to Fair- banks in the spring Hosp“"l NOIES Fred D. Crane of Seward and Fairbanks is in Washington Mrs. George Geddes of Teslin Dr. C. Earl Albrecht of Juneau, Y. T, w admitted to St. Ann’s Territorial Commissioner of Health,| Hospital sterday for medical at- has called on Delegate Bartlett| tention. while in Washington on official Discharged from St. Ann’s Hos- business. Dr, Albrecht served as pital yesterday were: Mrs. Albert colonel in the Army and ta- > and b boy, Mrs. Geol surgical patient, and Ernest a medical patient. R DRINK KING BLACK tioned Fort Richardson a long while, mes S. a Washington visitor. 9000000400000 00000000000000000000000000000000900¢ at Robbins, of Candle, was Mr. Robbins LABEL! Geve HEARING and-you. give ‘HAPPINESS! g Kelfonre “MONO=PAC the fameus one-pnit hearing - aid (with eafpiece. nna sord) Mo $eparate Baftery Pack . »/No Battery)Wire Life is made up of sounds we hear . . . as well as things we see. Kindly words of loved ones and friends, the laughter of children, soothing music and the song of birds . . . all are vital to complete contentment. 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Office in Case Lot Grocery PHONE 704 .HAY, GRAIN, COAL and STORAGE MON AINUNL SVWISIYH) UNOXA HIQHO GOOD SHOW IS ENDING TONIGHT AS CAPITOL'S BILL “Between Two Women" at the Capitol for the last times tonight is good entertainment, Van ead. He who take duties one ht club for r however, romantic 3 e part of a doctor a well-carned respite from evening and visits a ation Immed- » is catapulted in- when one of the completely heal- dressing roor € most intrigu hboard opera- y society woman with plen- e worldly cash and inciden- the look: Marilyn Maxwell a De Haven and Keenan Wyan in the supporting cast - ALASKA HIGHVIAY, HAINES CUT-OFF 0 BE MAINTAINED The Canadian Government has informed the United States War Department it will maintain those parts of the Alaska Highway and the Haines cut-off which lies within its boundaries, according to information made ailable to Delegate Bartlett and as reported the Del te’s letter received by the Empi from Washington, «D. C, under date of Dec. 7. Assumption of this responsibility will be taken on April 1, 1946, at which time the Canadian portions of both highw revert to the Dominion through agreement reached between the United States nd Canada when plans were {drawn up for construction of the hway. At a joint conference between representatives of the Canadian Army and the commanding officer of the Northwest District, Sixth Service Command, United States Army, specifications were drawn up as a standard for maintenance of the ro The specifications are to be a plan for achieve- ment to kéep the high- in as good a condition ble with the amount ¢f mone ilable. The roadbed would be graded to a width of 26 f and horizontal curves would be no sharper than six degrees except in mountainous terrain, according to the standards | set forth in the specifications. The face would be bladed free of snow during and immediately fol- i lowing a snowfall to prevent ruts and -an accumulation of frozen . snow. All snow would be cleaned | off the roadway and shoulders just jpmx to the spring thaw. Frequent | summer blading to prevent ruts or corrugations would be made. Route | patrolmen would keep the highway free of fallen trees, rocks and other debris. | | The War Department has recom- mended that funds be obtained for i(h(‘ fiscal year 1947 by either the | Alaska Road Commission or the | War Department for maintenance | of the portions of both the Al a Highway and the Haines cut-off | which lie within the boundaries of Alaska. | Thomas H. MacDonald, commis | sioner of public roads administra | tion, accompanied the subcommit- | tee of the House Roads Committee | | on its inspection trip to Alaska | last summer, and it is believed he | will recommend maintenance of the | Alaska portions of both highways. REBEKAHS 10 LEAVE DONATIONS FOR XMAS BASKETS AT BERT'S For the convenience of members of the Rebekah Lgdge who have not, yet made their contribution of canned food for the Rebekahs’ Christmas basket, a box has been| placed at Bert's Cash Grocery | where donations may be left. As the time is getting short for as-! | sembling the baskets, the donated food will be picked up tomorrow night at the close of the business day, and members are ‘urged to give this their immediate attention. Home-canned fruits and vege- tables, jams and jellies, as well as other food staples, are all wel- come additions to the Christmas baskets. COASTAL AIRLINES | ed in order as T | | | | | . FLIES ON 2 ROUTES} Alaska Coastal Airlines carried| five passengers from Ketchikan, Petersburg and Wrangell yester-| ;dfly4 and departed this morning| with seven for Sitka. Pilot Roy | Renshaw flew both trips. Yesterday's passengers: From Ketchikan—M. J. Haas, H. R. Shannon and Marshall Crutcher. | From Petersburg—Ed Locken. From Wrangell-Dr. J. Wheater. Leaving for Sitka today were— | Mark Jacobs, Harvey Jacobs, Mar- | shall Crutcher, C. B. Sutter, Walter H. Brown, Nicholas Williams and C. R. Clements. - D HEBERT RETURNS | Lisle Hebert has returned from | Seattle via PAA alter a business imp south, TWO EEATURES SHOWN TONIGHT AT 20TH CENTURY THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE--JUNEAU, ALASKA YOUTH RALLY ON SATURDAY NIGHT will he for |Patton Spends Good Night, Is Official Report HEIDELBERG, Dec. 13—Doct as entertamment this menth’'s Youth o) The Rally will be held in!in attendance on Gen. Georg he Odd Fellows Hall Saturday Patton reported today that he had Topping the current double fea- ht at 7:45 o'clock spent a good night and that his ture at the 20th Century Theatre is It is believed that this program general condition remained satis- & \'“~"}l_U-“""’\‘{"t")“""l“'\'““ 4 ““'f": will be most interesting and novel. factory with no complications oy DRl S Tase Emer Rev. H. E. Beyer is giving the| The medical bulletin indicated, ‘M AL e e Christmas Message in Art.” This however, that there had been “no S PEOTIR LN, uod I s of full color reproductions Mmarked chs in the paralysis P! "_“‘_‘”‘""““' \‘“ - ‘ e of the world's greate from which Patton is suffering as;elped by some of the gayest lines erpieces projected on the the result of a brok Hitg, 95 B i an i ra sage e tained an autom accident .”':‘ suppots bl the you » of Ju- last Sunday near Mannheim b o) L il rey” with Arm R d el Ly Edggr Kennedy ; P ieiagn . BACK FROM FAIRBANKS A new New ds out a ; al numbers, Ev-| T- J. Petrich, who has been on entertaining evening rybody is e T thoss < customs relief work at Fairbar o which are produced.of the st has returned to local headquarters > T ANCHORAGE MAN HERE FROM WES'I' SOUTH HERE FROM PELICAN George Nelson of Anch ] E. R. Smith of Pelican is a guest registered at the Baranof, el d at the Gastineau arrived yesterday by PAA Steamship Baranof arrived in Juneau port yesterday at 4 o'clock disembarking 11 R BUREAU with pe here from the westward. The vessel » sailed during the night with 20 3 “ l‘jl\’r}lEl{ lHTl‘l‘EvrlN P gers for the southward. DATA FOR 31 HOURS ENDED AT 4:30 A. M,, 120TH MERIDIAN TIME | 5 ivine from Seward — F. J RL S TODAY Hart, Harry McDonald, Carl J last | Lowest 4:30am. 24 hrs Weatherat giyorm paen WNRE. emp, . Feeup +:30 8.1 From Cordova — John Letendre, G orae * Cloudy Sam Axtell, H. B. Henry, Daniel Bethel o1 Snow F. Roy, Richard Thielke, John SOCHTA i Rain Whitlington and O. K. Woodward DawSen Leaving for Seattle were Paul Fenlntn EHaN Powers, A. T. Thordai, Mrs, C e Sloudy Thorndal, Lilian G. Scott, Arnold G Paite savela, Milo S R. E. Bui- uiEan - r, Charles Watsen, C. W Fantau Al ek ns, Nels Ludvickson, Ernest e res, Don Sandal, Elwin Poage L. B. McLain, Magnus Hansen, G Kotzebue Nogan s Olougay D. Trahern and Howard Morn. R 1 : For Ketchikan—Barbara Mortin 0 Pt. Cloudy s 02 Cloudy 0 2 SOLDIE ON BARANOF George 0 Two hundred and four officers > Rupert 0 and men are aboard the Baranof San Francisco 0 on their way south from Fort 0 F Richardson and other points to the 04 Cloudy westward for discharge or 1 on- 0 Clear ment 50 Rain .o - i DRINK KING BJIACK LABEL! S COLISEUM S LAST 'l'l.\lr] T()Nl.(;ll'l‘ o Jills in A Jeep™ —— OPSIS: A deep low with gale winds is centered over the Mid Aleutia There is also a low over the Brooks Range moving northeastward and about 500 miles southeast of Kodiak there are indica- tions of other low. A high pressure cell extends along the Ra from southern California to Whitehorse and over the M: Basin, Warm temperatures prevail over the coastal re from Ketchikan to Seward with rain falling over the Snow fell over the Kuskokwim, Yukon basir 1 north Seward tk: 5 and Peninsula MARINE WEATHER BULLETIN Reports fgem Marine Stations at 1:30 P. M. Today WIND Height of Waves ' Weather Temn. Dir.and Vel. (Sea Condition) T Rain 37 y p 4 feet _L.,rw Rain 2 feet Lf_;; 7o LF f Five Finger Light Cloudy m 1 foot e Women's Apvaner Point Retr Cloudy 38 £ A L, Calm / MARI ST FOR SOUTHEAST ALASKA: Inside waters ; : Southeast Alaska and outside waters, Dixon Entrance to Yakutat—winds Baranof Hotel Building and va light rain light hour R Phone 767| I"RII:I CO'OP ;:.7 FRIDAY-SATURDAY ValVita. ~ No.2%can Fruif Cockfail - 43¢ Tastewell Cream No. 2 cans (ORN - 3 for ¢ Hunt's PRUNE No. 2% cans PLUMS - 2 for 49¢ Delta Dill PICKLES - 1 o1. 55 1 1bs le teday increasing Friday to southeasterly miles per “It's the Nicest Store in Town” Tastewell Cling ~ No. 2% cans = PEACHES 2 for §3¢ Dinette Salad 2 cans VEGETABLES45¢ 0Old Ranger No. 2% cans PEARS - 2 for 59 Reliance All Green Spears ASPARAGUS§77¢ £ Seaport Pink Radiant Mix for = Salmon 2 cans 53 ¢| FRUIT CAKES - 55¢ = Silk Swan TISSUE 4 rolls 29¢| SOAP- @ bars 3D WILSON’S or MORRELL'’S CORNED BEEF HASH-3cans89c TWO DELIVERIES-=-----10:30 and 2:30 I ‘%T?IIIIIIIll"IIIIIIIIIII}IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIINIIIIIIlIIIIIIIIIIIINlIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII||||IIIIIII|I||II|||IIIIIIIIIIIIIlIIHIHIIII|IIIIII“IIIII-I% PAGE FIVE It°s Fast .. 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