The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, January 4, 1946, Page 8

PAGE EIGHT JUNEAU HOUSING st trip outside sinc neau in 1930 M Regional office « lic dwellings fo: Fai pro: employed a approx as app at : be In referring to the Juneau pro- r muum in the project ELIGIBILITY IS 30 units a cc units will be he project is pleted Upon being asked who are + to obtain housing in the project, Al- *len referred S as set forth by the National Hous- ] st includes in- of the ss to the r. Allen is on i he If‘(ln il Pub- le\!)(l A barkation (ecivilians only), the cit Housing i the transportation companies, air- S| lines, railroad, bus and truck, public y | utilities and other wi Allen also stated th project is of perman * tion and will remain after the emer- gency for housing has passed, where- activities rbanks ximat ich and Fairbanks are arters.down in the future FRUITS and VEGETABLES All Seasonable Produce Always Available and at Reasonable Prices at Flooly mreedy FREE DELIVERY CALL 16.0r 24 '"|IHIIII!IIIII|IllllIIII|IIIIIIIIIIIIllllIIIIII|IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIINIIIIIIIIII!IIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIINIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII"' = = = = = = = = = = = = = £ = = = = = = == = £ £ = = = START 1846 RIGHT t, Allen states that the mquum in regular and (nn ligible Juneau lls, Army Subport of Em- €d and appointed for 1946 = Territorial and Federal governments, the Juneau t construc- the new projects in Anchorage of temporary |S! construction and will be sold or torn Eastern Star W||I Hold Installation Ceremonies Jan. 7j At a joint xlhm]hlmn on Mon- to an_eligibility list day evening, at 8 o'clock, January 7, ‘&(lln Star will conduct its Install- | on Ceremony for the officers ele M Lynna M. Holland, outgoing Worthy atron, will be Installing Matron and Mrs. Roberta Goodwin will be | Installing Marshal. | Ofticers' to “bsstaited dnctude! |Mrs. Georgia Arlowe, Worthy Ma- tron; Mr. Buford Matheny, Worthy Patron; Miss Marguerite P. Shaw, AMnUaH\ Matron; Mr. Victor Power, e Patron; Mrs. Alice Brown, Mrs. Tona B(‘H.H‘!n Mary Jeane \CH\\]H]R Conductress; Mrs, F ‘( s L. Paul, Associate Conduct |Mrs. Daisy Fagerson, Chaplain; Mrs. Lucille Lawrence, Marshal; Mrs. Elma Burrus, Organist; Mrs. Hazel Mantyla, Adah; Miss Florence Sa jeant, Ruth; Mrs. Sylvia Drowley, Esther; Mrs. Henrietta Power, Mar- tha; Mrs. Christina Abraham, Elec- ta; Mrs. Iva Hermansen, Warder; Mr. Wm. Hugh Barron, Sentinel. Mrs. Bonnie Viland will ke Flag Bearer and Mrs. Carrie Carver, Col- or Bearer. - t PACIFIC NORTHERN AIRLINES FLIES IN Pacific Northern Airlines' plane from Anchorage with Captain Merl THE DAILY ALASIxA LMPIRL —JUNEAU, /\LASKA Baranof In Going South After lucke)mg around in the { channel for nearly two hours, the Steamer Bayanof gave up its at- | tempt to make a starboard landing jagainst wind and tide and came in portside to tie up at the Juneau dock shortly after 8 p. m. yester- day with 14 passengers from S( ward disembarking here. | A long line of Juneauites wait- ing for the arrival of friends or relatives aboard the vessel spent a good-natured bull session inside the Alaska Steamship Company office wagering on the ship’s pos- sibilities for a portside landing, and ' ,on ships, tides, and wind in gen- 4 Annmg from Seward Charles I. Berg, Mrs. Myrtle Bryant, Mrs. F. Bryant, Arthur Burke, Cecil Farwell, Mrs. Geral- dine Farwell,” Kenneth Farwell, Everett Kirchhofer, Howard K. Larsen, John F. Morrison, Jim Nicolo, Robert Richardson, Mrs Irma B. Stone and Miss Florence | Williams. Seattle-bound passengers from Juneau when the steamer sailed jat 3 o'clock this morning were William R. Mustor, John Freeley, were: | James M. Bower, James C. Cald- well, Mrs. Bonnie Viland, Joseph Kittinger, Barbara Kiles and C McCommon. To Ketchikan: Brown, Leo Rhodes Rhodes. D. L. Smith, J and Mrs. Leo .- o i A Y Rasrias s ciotd (HUR(H SERVICE suu passengers for this city. Arriving here from Anchorage vere V. L. Logan, Russell Johnson, Charles L. Parker, John Harris, Ursie Jnms and Mrs. Russell Felzien. Two other passengers were flown from Cordova to Juneau. NIGHT TO USHER IN RUSSIAN CHRISTMAS Russian Orlhod()x Chnmms Day, On the return trip to Anchorage Which is Jan. 7, will be observed in were David Moeser, Willis Hanson, Recardo Gabriel, Jr., Robert Young, Howard Stepp, Gladys Honeycutt, Jim Huston and Billie Dean Bxl,'ng% Ll e — The Chemical Warfare Service was made a regular branch of the Army in 19"0 . . . hy Trading al BERT'S . .. You Gei Better Service, Finest Quality = .. Low Prices! Niblets MEXICORN CORN Niblets 12 oz. tins 12 oz. tins Case - $3.99 | Case - $4.69 Dozen 2.10| Dozen 2.39 REEN GIANT—No. 2 tins Dozen $2.89; STOKLEY — RELIANCE — SUNKIST —No. 2 tins TOMATO JUICE - Doz. $ 1 .89; FANCY APRICOTS VAL VITA-—-2!; tins - Ly Dasen Case Dozen Case $i4) §8%5 | $315 s1200 Fresh Sweet CIDER FRESH EGG RE UNSWEETENED CALIFORNIA—12 oz. tins Pink Salmon ALASKA’S FINEST Clean-up Special Canadian and Co-Op 2 ORANZE JUICE - Doz. $2.19: Extra Faney DELICIOUS APPLES and This WeelcOnly WINESAP MORNING DELIVERY DOUGLAS DELIVERY AFTERNOON DELIVERY MINIMUM DELIVERY PHONE 33/’ 104 Del Monte CREAM CORN No. 2 tins Case - $4.69 Dozen 2.39 (ase §5.69 (ase $3.69 ‘CRAB 12 cans $5.95 Vo gallon 49« dozen §1.35 (ase §8.59 $5.89 Bex CLOSES 10 A. M. CLOSES 10 A. .CLOSES M. 3 P. M. $2.00 ==/ inch, I/ S | David Klein, Juneau with church services at the Russian Orthodox Church of St Nicholas both Sunday and Monday evenings at 7 o'clock, with the services to be conducted by Jimmy | George, lay member of the Indian Village congregation. Reading of the Christmas mes- age Sunday night will be followed by the singing of carols in the traditional manner. A cordial invitation is extended to everyone to attend thesé ser- vices. A special choir rehearsal will be held tonight at House No. 1, in the village, it is announced. Monday evening at 8:15 o'clock, a Christmas program of carols will be broadcast by the Village Choir over KINY. DOUGLAS NEWS FIRE TRUCK CALLED OUT The Douglas Volunteer Fire De- partment answered a call from the Buckingham Apartments last night at 7:15 o'clock. The call turned out to be a faulty chimney and a smoking stove with no serious fire threat. IN NEW RESIDENCE Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Black and daughter are now settled in their new location in the Boehl Apart- ments on First Street. They form- erly resided in the Leonard John- son *house on $t. Ann’s Avenue, prior to Mr. Johnson and son, Bobby's return from Seattle. HAPPY BIRTHDAY “TOMMY” Happy birthday greetings go to- day to young Thomas Jensea, Jr. who has reached the age of two years. A rumor is going the rounds that there will be a party for him at the home of his parents, Mr. and Tom Jensen, this afternoon at their Fifth Street home. ! e 1 GHIGLIONES | ENTERTAINED Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Ghiglione,' vho, with their two children, ar- ved in Juneau on the Denali, are being extensively entertained while visiting here briefly before con- tinuing to Anchorage, their former, home prior to the war. Mrs. Ghiglione, the former Alice Palmer, who made her home in| Minneapolis during her husband’s absence in the armed service, was | formerly on the staff of the Ju-| neau Public Schools. Ghiglione will be remembered by construction men here particularly as the engineer, in charge of thei building of the Juneau-Douglas| bridge, for. the Alaska Road Com- mission. His specilications on this job were so accurate that when the | two ends met there was not a divergence of one sixteenth of an which is something of aj record on a job of that size. He was with the Alaska Road Commission with headquarters in Anchorage when the war began in the Pacific, and immediately en- ' | listed in the Navy, attaining the| rank of Commander in the Sea-| bees and, as such, supervised many construction projects in various | war areas. They plan to leave on the Steamer Yukon for Anchorage next Sunday or Monday. YRIDAY JANUARY 4, 1946 Dollar Day Specials Where Service, Price and Quality Meet... Nothing But the Besi! FRIDAY-SATURDAY-MONDAY VEGETABLES Tomato Hot Sauce, Hunt's - - 13tins 1.00 Cut String Beans, Everson Ne. 2 tin - 6 for 1.00 Spinach, Rio-Sun, No.2tin - - 5for 1.00 Spinach, Hunt's, No. 2%tin - - 4for 1.00 Corn, Cream Style, No. 21ins - 5 for 1.00 Corr, Whole Kernel, Amocat, 12 oz. 5 for 1.00 Peas, Amocat, No.21in - - - 5for L.0( Cut Siring Beans, Yacht Club No. 2 - 4 for 1.0( Cut Siring Beans, Onfario, No.2 - 5for 1.0( Diced Carrois, No.2in - - - 5for 1.O( Whele Fancy String Beans, No. 2 - 3 tins 1.00 Sliced and Diced Beeis, No.2 - 6 for 1.00 Hominy, No. 2%2jars - - - 4for 1.00 Ckra, Whole, No. 21in - - - 4for1.00 Fancy Tomalo Paste - - - 8lor 1.0 Spaghetti Sauce, Buitoni - - 4jars 1.00 Tomaioes, No. 2%24in - - - 4for 1.00 Peas, Green Giant - - - - 4{ins1.00 Fancy Pumpkin, No. 2%2tin - - 4tins 1.00 SWEET CIDER - - - Hali Gallon 75¢ WASHING POWDERS 3pkgs- $1.00 !\l\\() - l\ ORY S‘\()\\ — SUPER SUDS — LUX \!\F\—l\()l{\ FLAKES — OXYDOL BORAXO — DUZ MIXERS — Canada Dry Ginger Ale, Tom Collins - - 3qis. 1.00 Sparkling Water and 7- Ilp - - 3qis.1.00 Double Cola - - - - Case 2.25 White Rock Sparkling Waler, large, 2 for 1.00 White Rock Sparkling Water, pints, 4 for 1.00 BABY FOOD . .. Fruiis and Vegelables Large variety - - - - 12 tins 1.00 M.D. Finest Toilet Tissue - - 9for 1.00 Wax Paper, 125feet - - - - 4for1.00 Planters Cockiail PeanuEvacuum pack, fin - - - - - . CHEESE Kraft Cheese, jars, assorled * - Kraft Cheese, American brick - 21lhs. 1.00 Kraft Cheese, Velveela, brick - 21bs.1.00 Sweet Corn, dehydrated, reg. 29¢ 4 pkgs. 1.00 Pearl Barley, 1ib. pkg. - - 7 for 1.00 Meal-Eaz-Cereal, cook 3 minutes, reg. 2%c - - - - -'-. - 2pkgs 33k Pretzel Sticks, Burry's - - 3 pkgs. 1.00 Graham Crackers, 1 lb. pkgs. - 3 pkgs. 1.00 Soda Crackers, 1 lh. pkg. - - - 3for 1.00 Ginger Snaps, Old Fashion, NBC, Holland Rusk, NBC - - - Rye Crisp, large package - - 3 for 1.00 4 jars 1.00 3 pkgs. 1.00 4 pkgs. 1.00 3 for 1.00 i l l Apple Sauce, Pure, No.2tin - - 4for1.00 JUICES Grapefruit Juice, Pure, No. 2 tin - 6 tins 1.00 Pure Blended Orange and Gapefruit, No.2fin - - - - - . Pure 0range Juice, Reliance No. 2 Apple Juice, Pure, quaris - - Grape Juice, Welches, pints - Tomato Juice, Pure No. 2tin - 6 for 1.00 Tomato Juice, Pure, 46 oz.fin - 3 for 1.00 Vegetable Cockiail Juice - - - 6for 1.00 Lemon Juice, Pure - - - - 6for 1.00 Grape Juice, Tea Garden, quaris - 2 for 1.00 Sauerkraut Juice, Libby's, pint - 6for 1.00 Grape Juice, Island Belle, quart - 2 for 1.00 Pure Carrot Juice, undiluted, 150z.tin - - - - . Clam Juice - - - - - . Mushroom Sauce, jars - - - PICKLES Nally's Treasure Pickles, 12 oz. jars 4 for 1.00 Libby's Green Olives, jars - .- 4for 1.00 Green Glives, dill and garlic, large jars - - - - - Pickled Omons,Boz. - - - Jjars 1.00 Catsup, C. H. B., large bottles - 4for 1.00 Tea Garden Jelly, Mixed, 20 oz. jars 3 for 1.00 FRUITS Purple Plums, No. 2%24ins - - Apricots, No. 2'24in - - - - Sliced Peaches, No. 2%21in - - Kadota Figs, 150z.4in - - - G6for1.00 Black Cherries, No.2'2tin - - 2for 1.00 Roval Ann Cherries, No. 2%2tin - 2 for 1.00 Peaches and Pears, diced, No. 2%2 tin 2 for 1.00 Peaches, Sac-a-rin, No. 2tin - 4 for 1.00 FISH AlaskaCrab - - - . - Tuna - - - - - - Codfish Cakes - - . SardinesinOil - - - Sardines, 150z.4in - - - - Pickled Herring - - - - 4 for 1.00 3or 1.00 3 for 1.00 3 for 1.00 6 for 1.00 5for 1.00 4 for 1.00 Each 1.00 4for 1.00 3for 1.00 3for 1.00 2 tins 1.00 3 tins 1.00 4 jars 1.00 41ins 1.90 7 for 1.00 3 jars 1.00 Raviolas, Lynden, 16 0z.jar - 4for 1.00 Pure Chicken Tamales - - - 3jars1.00 Lynden’s Chicken and Egg Noodles, 16oz.jar - - - - - - 3forl.00 Tea, Schillings, Orange Peko - 11h.1.00 Postum - - - - - 3tins 1.00 Baker's Chocolate, Unsweelened 5 pkgs. 1.00 Baker's Chocolate Chips - 6 pkgs. 1.00 Jello Pudding, assorfed - 13 pkgs. 1.00 Marshmallow Whip, reg. 55c - 3 jars 1.00 69c d 0 z FRESH EGGS-Large C0-OP EGGS—GRADE AA—LARGE Case 20.50 Daily Delivery to Douglas at 5 P. M.