The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, January 1, 1946, Page 6

PAGE SIX e oped she will be com- ‘ fter recciveing 1 ¢ from in Peterman Courts. The Loidham- | Jisirrintdesdedelotdd "“H"+*’|""""”"H""H"‘*"“"+'H+H‘H‘j etely re red from the rheumat ers left recenty to make tk m~’»§f + News No'es ‘ ich has kept her cor A ture home in Puyallup, Wash |3 WANT ADS b3 ng. On Christmas Lt. Leonard Peterson, Jr., son of sl 3 was serenaded with carc en Petorson, airived| At & meeting of the USO Board " I he High Scho rus day to spend his this week, the director voted to re- E rom I' a By special arrangement with the parents before re-|tum to the City the Sm of $1760.20 | Fopieteieiiniob febeiiebiteiobioiob il feofefeedefededol e nool Superintendent, T. J. Cole | Diego for his dis- which had been contributed by the| L2 Sharon h t up her school w Navy. He had been city for operational etpenses of the NTE SITKA. Alaska, Dec. 28.—(S ind next fall will enter high sche rol Bomber S USO Buildir the past year Fon SALE WANTED B scndence) - Winr with 1 ssmates. In the mea 2 ing over Japen The City recently léased the USO;——————— x » Ty B o - time acquired skill in his di he will be mi ) for community use and will POk, SRLE 55 Hossin a b Seattle: Ny the Rotary C ib-eral crafts while see ways of ine Coombs of Tacor possession January 1 Road. 5 Rooms furnished. I ngy: fof lic Utilities were: f E.| keeping amused pring will return ‘with his P B basement. C H. Plante, about Jan. 3. Can use 2 M. Goddard, first; I Hennessy bride for with his parent G. G. K arrived on his boat | (156-16 o .:‘ g sto ',_;m: u\“w:;xk:x:'; Fadond] Ead third. Lloyd Larson, a former student ir — the GGK Christmas | G i i phatl ns Sxchange ranspor- B orkey s houses | the Sitka school who enlisted in t son of Mr. and Mrs, I friends. | © (\)!.0‘1‘_'” :’,“ ot tation. Sep Herb Batcock aboard S wiiiiar were: I returned this we rrived by plane on t & nice col*| jocpes size 9 31 the: Ratsiola :abithe Faoy Floak g his discharge from his holiday 1d otter skins. At ‘ (155-t3) T Before enlisting I with his per- apping son a WANTED—Licensed beauty opera- n par ne will be install- | FOR SALE—Frisco tor to take charge of shop. Good de ) the Webb-Forbes | 30-HP. All, or any part finckition. SeHte or' wire Nisle arrived by plan: from 3 Kent igr s Ronning, Wrangell, Alaska S Hbs iy § week to spend the : Harbor dh.-tf (153-16) El . thi Bl days with his wife| Nick Kasakan arrived from a . three childre He returned to Ju- trapping trip on the Biorka to FOR Hot Point electric’ \iyNTSTER and wife in need of ng the winter with Mrs, D€ by plane Thursday atternoon. spend Christmas with his family. He| range > jde oV with furnished apartment or small Sunc sther Mrs o had 110 min! 131 otter skins, the| contr G O - home. Would prefer 2 bedrooms. M]\ Ols - SitidE W \‘. oWl b T Don McGraw, man of the largest single ¢ iteh to date able. Green 400 1 Must be clean and representative. | for the first ti ciated with the Oynvay. ek Cord i 48 T 530-16 TIRE, no breaks. Baby B No children or pets. We are en- 57 “ g Corpors ed word that Jack Conway has tak-| Cliff Hedges T ek e e T our office staff and will s of Fairbanks n passage on the Denali and should Christmas Day \ trapping trip . appreciate your assistance. Alaska Cortta e B s R . be in Sitka about Wednesday. Up- in the Kalinin area. He re- Mikaion gt 8eveAthudny * Add After dinner Sharon returned to her Neill Bredvik, son of M , on the arrival of Mr. O . Mr. ported the Chich g00d but | 30 CALIBER rifle. 5 ventists, Phone 241, (10,1461tD) | bed at home to remain until spring Bredvik, arrived by plane o \\f]v\, 111[‘ k‘:!‘;‘\- ‘X“‘th)(f;"‘!::;“:’:“1 bt b s ) : by. Apt. 3 8 ) WANTED TO BUY—Traller, 28 m: T e X ? 2 ¥ Capt. Davis arrived on the U&I FOR SALE—Remington Standard 32 ft, equipped. W€ O. R.| Helen ston, clerk at the Si jay with furs caught in the| Typewriter. No. 11. Good condi-| Haynes, Fanshaw, Alaska. | Bazaar, left by plane Monday en- on district tic Price Write Empire, (10,144-t0H) o "\'"'“'ir' O | ilooetticr [BLyeRe asnbre Habou) e (AR G ANTED—Large house. No small T bride of Jack Qamett,starmily Wal oSS e hebhght a1l MEDIUM 'BOY'S BICYCLE. Ph. children. Call Reidsat Bus Depot Th @ 'I FPEQRN le skippet anl the CAQ DOSSSOBEatiBE o 0ol e o 6 (10,146-tf) | Phone 108. (10,132-t1) | hptween Japonski and Biorka during Christmas week it C l eaners Jack Schaefer, recently discharged from the Army left by plane Wed- day for Juneau, wherz he will butcher at the Sanitary Market WISH YOU A Mrs. Schaefer and infant daughter will join him as soon as living ac- commodations are found and their HAPPY NEW o Mr. and Mrs. Harold Porter left Wednesday enroute to the Mr. Porter was recent er of the Sitka Cold Stor YEAR! WE NOW AVE §X~lfl)l'l{ SERVICE by plane a The buck Office will be JUST moved January 15 from its present location in Maksoutoff Street, to the sample Room of the Alaska Hotel »et. New office man- ank Calvin CALL 3 0 7 Karl L itch arrived racently R to join the B and C e p in Jamestown Bay. and operated by R. Crueger Burnett Prince Machir ed d E. Wm. Beach of Beach Plumbing Shop acquired the agency for Redwing and Palmer marine el These will be handled b; » Beach Garage 1 Machine Shop, now under constr Mrs f Mr. and Charles Johnston have purchased the Johnny Loid- k ner he on Cohen Street and ved from their apartment A Selection of FINE FURS will be on display at JONES-STEVENS BEGINNING MONDAY ® Alaska Seal ® Frmine ® Beaver ® Silver Fox ® (tter ® Squirrel Make Your Selection NOW! From Stock or Made To Your Individual Measurements Presented by the ARCTIC FUR COMPANY of Seattle from v THE DAILY ALASKA EMPI The day after a e Altar 3 Shristmas party for children and the Moose party for children, Sandy Gaylord, small daughter of ! Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gaylord came down with the measles and has been quarantined for two weeks. Many anxicus moth counting the days of incubation and inspecting their small fry for spots epidemic of flu mak- confining many peo- homes, hitti; most 1 day or two, but for quite a spell. The seem to be of two distinct | the throat and chest aches ;:tu\mm: upheaval There is ing the rou ple to th sufferer others lt(}\ the at- « Members of ti Presbyterian Church celebrated New Year's Eve th a pot luck dinner at the USO at 7:30, ocial evening from 9:30 to 11:30, and a Watch N i light s ce from 11 At the u n Church W Year's E Watch Night sepvices e held at 11 oy the Rev. Emcs rd. Ma r E open houses were given over the week end, 1 steres remained closed both#on- The Elks Club celebrated with a v Year's Eve party and held{ops T\ use Tue; y between the hours of \ > ang All members and their jies were invited i b held a cele R ELEAKOR IS OFF T0 LONDON WIT u.s. DElEGAT!ON NEW YORK, Jan A—"lh(‘ Bnu\hA r Queen Elizabeth sailed for| \d early today with 1,128 pa»\ 2 including four members of | American delegation to the gen- embly of the United Nations. The fou! e Mrs. El°a r Roose~ velt, former Secretary of State Ed- ward R. ttinius, Jr., Senator Tom Ccnnally (D-Tex), chairman of the Senate Fcreign Relations commit- tee, and ator Arthur H. Vanden- Lerg, (R-Mich). Stettinius is a| permanent memter of the Security Ccuncil with the rank of ambassa- dc.. Alternate delegates among the pas- sengers wers Rep. Sol Bloom (D-) NY), chairman of the House For-| eign ations committee, former | Pcstmaster General Frank C. Walk- | er, John Foster Dulles of New York and former Senator John G. Town- send of Dflla\\mc DOUBLE DUTY | LOC AI\DELES. Dec. 18.—Santa | Claus may walk a picket line at the General Mctors plant here wherz 1,000 CIO workers are on str Union officials said today. | If weather conditions permit, plans call for children of the to spend the day with their d —and Santa Claus—in the pk vicinity. { NOTICE TO CREDITORS i In the Commissione:-s Court for the | Territory of Alaska, Division Num- | ber One. Before FELIX GRAY,| issioner and Ex-Officio Pro- | ge, Juneau Preci | In the Matter cf the Estate of| | FRANK MORRIS, Deceased | | NOTICE IS GIVEN that H. L.| Faulkner has been appointed Ad- istrator of the Estate of Frank | deceased. | | All persons having claims against | the estate are required to puse'1L| them with proper vouchers, to the | undersigned at Juneau within si | months from the date of this notice. | | Dated at Junean, Alaska, Decem- ber 10th, 1945. 3l [ “ H. L. FAULKNER, | 1 | i i Administrator. First publication, Dec. 11, 1945 N srelYf sl sl sl i sl rsrne ftrmod | frtrneUfrarmmel frttmnelifroree Y] 1 :c1 publication, T, 8, 1015 E l'("l lZIC 4-FT. FOR SALE OR TRADE-What 3-ROOM Fur [ FOR RENT RE _ JUNEAU, ALASKA machine. In- (10,146-tf) posting Sully’s Bakery. quire NEW HAMPSHIKE RED FRYERS per 1Ib. Jan. 19) rk dressed, 60c (Dec. 18 —New Phone 385. ("\B’If\ CRUI See Harbor Master you? I Electric outboard motor 1 Model A coupe; 1 new ’:-mile brass searchlight; 1%'2-In b pump; I Double-t Phone (1€ SALE—5 rooms furnished ana Inquire or write P. O. (10,132-t1) USE FOR , partly house 1102 9th St Box 1684 B FE!R RENT Oil lloughby heater. In- (155- -( Room: ed. Cit a ter. On Glacier Hig Py 0 x 1011 10,152-t1 — Steamheated rooms. ivile Phone 886, (10,136-tf ges Kitchen [ Home Hotel New Distaff Prexy THE NEWLY appointed president of the American Legion Auxiliary is Mrs. Warren G. Craven, Charlotte, N. C., shown in Chicago as she suc= ceeded Mrs. Charles Gilbert, Nore wich, Cenn. (Internationai} GRACE KNUDSON BACK Mrs. urace Knudson, who companied her mothe Charles Naghel and sister, Wendell Moran, to California, re- turned to Juneau aboard the Prin- cess, Nolnh For Comfort anc Bervive Get the New Wasb- ington Habit ALASKANS FLEEL AT SOME . at Hotel SHOES REPAIRED WHILE YOU WAIT! DAILY MAIL SERVICE Waterproof Shining and Dyeing Invisible Resoleing Hollywood Shoe Parlor ! WANTED—To rent 3 or 4 bedroom house, permanent, consider pur- chase later. Phone 473, 8 to 5. (10,132-t1) \VA\'TED—US«O furniture 306 VVU- loughhy Phone 788. Latest Books for Sale and Rent Out-of-Town and Special Orders Given Prompt Attention Phone 563 - - - - Juneau, Alaska (10,059-t1) GUARANTEED Reali Pmma- nent, $7.50. Paper Curls, $1 up. Lola's Beauty Shop. Phone 201 315 Decker W LOST AND ¥ GUND . between post all Green 415 (153-13) LOST—Keys office Reward in ca LOST—Brown -gabardine coat from Baranof Bar Xmas Eve. E. E Wel ic Bar (10,151-t8) RUBBER ON BI6 BOOM IN BRAZI RIO DE JANEIRO — Brazil's vast rubber resources, stimulated by war nds, T hed new production, and consumption pe: dur- » period 1940-44 and hold for important future devel- opmen: Production of natural rubker in- creased 83 percent from 1940 through this year, according to government figures covering 1940-44 and the first half of 1945. The in- crease was from 16,178 tons to 29,408 tons. Consumption of natural and re- claimed rubber, and mixtures of synthetic and natural rubber by Brazilian manufacturers, increased 138 percent for the same period. Export of tires increased from 3,600 in 1940 to 171,990 in 1944. Tube exports increased for the same per- iod from 300 to 117,608. The same figures show that the value of manufactured rubber goods exported increased from about $81,- 000 in 1940 to $2,842,000. Agreements with the United States call for the purchase, through June 30, 1947, of all of Brazil's exportable rubber surplus. neA =) oM = 4 R 10 {7 iR EE Women's HAeparer Baranof Hotel Building “It's the Nicest Store in Town”™ HARBOR MACHINE SHOP MOTORS REBUILT — STERN BEARINGS — MACHINING, MILLING and WELDING West 11th and F St., Phone 876 MRS. EDITH WALKER Baranof Hotel Furs Altered Designing—Dressmaking—Gowns Tailoring—Suits and Coats Designing and Remodeling Hats | ALT.ERATIONS TUESDAY, JANUARY l 1946 Daily Schedwled Trips Sitka Wrangell Petersburg Ketchikan | Also Trips TO HAINES SKAGWAY HOONAH AND OTHELR SOUTHEASTERN PORTS For Information and Reservations Phone 612 i Public Accountani-Stenographic-Tax Retvrns MURPHRY and MURPHY ROOM 3—First National Bank Building PHONE 676 AUDITS QYSTE MS AXES - NEILL, CLARK and COMPANY Established 1940 Public Accountants — Auditors — Tax Counselors 208 Franklin Street — Phone 757 FAIRBANKS OFFICE—201-2 LAVERY BUILDING Kinloch N. Neill John W. Clark INQUIRE ABOUT OUR MONTHLY ACCOUNTING SERVICE ELLIS AIR LINES DAILY TRIPS JUNEAU TO KETCHIKAN via Petershurg and Wrangell With connections to Craig, Klawock, Hydaburg and steamers for Prince Rupert, Vancouver, and Seattle FOR RESERVATIONS PHONE 612 S. PO ) | M. PATRICIA { LEAVING FOR SKAGWAY AND HAINES TUESDAY—8 A. M. Sailing Date Subject to Change ainting Contractor With a Guarantee of Satisfaction All Classes of Work LODGE — CLUB — CHURCH — STORE CAFE — RESIDENCE ESTIMATES CHEERFULLY GIVEN MeCLELLAN - ])eeoratm' PHONE 374—DOUGLAS { b | { \ l - \ { ! { { { { \ \ e »»mommomom.m»mwmm ' CATERPILLAR REG.U.S. PAT.OFF. DIESEL MARINE ENGINES Sales and Service—Genuine Paris NORTHERN COMMERCIAL CO. “Caterpillar” and Allied Equipment Distributor in ALASKA and YUKON TERRITORY JUNEAU BRANCH—227 Admiral Way MINING EQUIPMENT FARMING MACHINERY. 'WE CARRY IN STOCK DORAN ELECTRIC WHISTLES ONAN BATTERY CHARGERS in 6-12-32 Volt in 12 and 32-volt D. C. JABSCO GEARLESS PUMPS REX PUMPS IN THIS BANK Flrst National Bank of JUNEAU, ALASKA MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT lNlUBANCE COIPOI.A'I'IDN . C > 2 g 34 #