The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, February 14, 1946, Page 2

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There Is No Substitute for Newspaper Advertising! | FREEEIRRIIRICGEECGR RRRRRFERRRRRRIRIERRRRR: ELKS BANQUET SATURDAY NIGHT, February 16that 7P. M. BARANOF GOLD ROOM For Elks and Ladies Only! Make Reservations at the Elks’ Club Honoring the Elks from Keichikan * Eiks® MATHENY'S ORCHESTRA BN RIS AR AR AR AR FERR BEEFFIFRRRFFRRRRFRRS, DL R Ladies’ Night at the Balilroom s Kus THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU, ALASKA HELP FOR [CONSTRUCTION OF RESIGNATION NCCO MARNEWAYS 2", oy e ) ‘WILL START SOON | Construction of Juneau'’s Marine !Ways, including rock rill, dredging land the building of shops and |stores is scheduled to start just as coon as weather conditions permit, Dr. Block Refurns Here posciviy next montn or early in & |April, Ernest Whitehead, Southeast from Tflp fo An(horage |Alaska Division representative of . g the Northern Commercial Company —Association Formed {which s building the Marine Ways, itold Chamber of Commerce mem- bers at their noon luncheon in the Baranof's Gold Room today. Buildings will include a, complete- ly modern machine shop, equipped to handle any kind of boat repair work, a 50 foot by 100 foot store. containing ths company's (Continued from Page Onej , had been flying more than starlings at roosting And yet, shortly before yes- terday's new conference, a man close to Ickes said that the Sec-| tary had been wanting to retire for a long time Maybe so, maybe so But other [riends say that Ickes woulgl have remained on the job until the year " o thousand if he had Leen given Office, ;a1 o chance. Anyway, the seli-| Lirector of the Maternal and Child display space, complete marine ;1.4 curmudgeon Cceases to be Health and Crippled Childrer’s chandlery stocks, diesel mOtor oo retary of the Interior by Feb- Services, Territorial Department of p_am. ete; a boat shed and wood- ..rv 15 That is the gist of Pre: Health, sald today. |working shop. R. J. Sommers Con- jyoni Truman’s letter accepting the Dr. Block has returned to Ju-|struction Cempany have been signation. ncau from a ten day trip to the awarded the contract on the com- d and Interior where she blete job, Whitehead stated. h local organizations and The Marine Ways will ke located | physicians to discuss future plans just north of the Small Boat Har- |for the Department’s Crippled Chil- bor, parallel with the rock fill of dren’s Program. (the harbor, and will cover a 300 Dr. Block went to Anchorage at foot by 700 foot area. The first the invition of the Alaska Crippled Ways to bé constructed will have Children’s Association for the pur- @ 300 ton capacity, and as the aver- pose of assisting in program plan- age 65 foot fishing or pleasure craft to be serviced here runs about 80 tons, Whitehead is confident the ways will be competent to handle whatever comes in. Capacity of the cond ways, to be constructed lat- , will depend upon trade de- mands, A modern fuel service will also be dnstalled at the basin, White- Rumors thickly time. The establishment of the Alaska Children’s Association, at rage is a definite and prom- step in the advancement of a program for the care of Alaska's children who suffer from crippling conditions, Dr. N. Berneta Block, TRESPASS CASE HOLDS CENTER OF COURT HERE Sam and Iris Adams vs. S. A Glover, a suit to recover $300 as| damages for asserted trespass, was| occupying the attention of the U. S. Distriéct Court here today, as anj interlude between criminal prosecu- tions. Plaintiff’s attorney, Willlam L. 3 g Paul. Jr. and defense attorney.| head said, with gas and fuel oil goward Stabler, quickly agreed on| ning Commends Associatior. The members of the Association lare to be commended for their ef- fort to start such a worthy organ- ization and the results of its ac- tivities this, far indicates it will be 2 permanent good to the Terri- HOT SUBJECT tanks equipped for efficient servic- , trigl jury this morning and by | ) ing of boats. ¥ the time the usual neon recess came | Reports on Scouiing around, direct examination of| Dr. James C. Ryan, chairman of ccmplaining witness Iris Adams had | the Gastineau Channel District peen completed and she was in the Boy Scout Cour gave a resume miqst of being cross-examined. of '-hbc past W;v s;p‘ftlal“;“‘tl:"ltl“ The twelve citizens chosen on the A 3 x & in observing Boy Scout Week, as trial jury to hear the cause are: | '].fU"!{ .Ru‘;orl‘my' S.lr(““““l x well as a review of the accom- me C. Bucker, John Rogers, There was general agreement, she pjghments attained in advancing g Forsyth s said, that the problem of the care garl 8. Forsythe, Mike, Fus 3 Boy Scouting throughout the Terri- william D. Burfield, Elizabeth Ba of crippled children is overwhelm- yo o co, Mildred” Bperke, Hith Glover,] considerable o s e B i st and plEbRGE: Bauy hads Following 91 Ryan’s talk, }z<,,\ Anna Locken, F. F. Cameron, Isabel | e ek > Milligan, Secretary of the Ketch- caghen, Paul Ecklund. | ; and reporting of crippled yan ¢ of C, was introduced as a — et | children was stressed as an impor- japder in Scout work, and respond- | | consult with physicians and loca interested individuals and organiza- tions as to the best methods to be 1 in the case finding and care crippled children in the Terri- ing and necessitates find. tant factor in the prevention of .4 with a brief account of the re- care of such cases presents a prob- Scouting which has taken place re- IS Mov G mro | GOLDSTEIN BLDG. » lem ta the Health Department, DY. contiv in that city tory, Doctor Block said. From Anchorage she went to Bethel and thence to Fairbanks to tail long periods of hospitalization p¢ wao generally agreed that this pital heds available. Chamber extending that city’s invi- Service has commenced moving to | staff of the Health Department. ¢.om the Southeast Extension of Building. ! of the old and new methods of Guests at today's meeting includ- day, moving began in earnest, with | | muluks and taken by dogteam tke gineer p w A, Division Office, the Education and Construction Di- ride behind a team of “Huskies." 'gyreay, all four of Ketchikan, and and the ANS will then be all under Dr. Block said the transition from qne goth Infantry Division used ions wete the only two sent to the| standing memory. SRR i LN L, S ki —— U. S. DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE, WEATHER BUREAU strike of tugboat the President of | Max. temp. TODAY end increased expense; and due y,g wKetchikan Day” at the cham- to the t that there are limited pe. meeting, with Wilfred C From Hane To Doptéam tation to Juneau’s President Char- | The trip to Bethel was the first .o w carter to come to Ketchikan its new quarters in the top two | floors of the re-built much interested in Alaska and tpe University of Alaska, which will Tuesday, a just-received ship-| s Alaskan she was particular- o po aqded, “just a short distance ment of desks and chairs was cart- | txz}x\i'l el Kuslw}'wun _country. o4 pr James C. Ryan, Commissign- the Medical Division toting its Arriving at Bethel Airfield in a DC- o1 of Equcation, and guest speaker; baggage over. Next in line of move two an one-half miles across the Seattle; Wilfred G. Stump, lawyer; visions. im River to the Bethel pa)yy Bartholomew; Jack Maloca,! The entire moving job is expected Although she has traveled in gq pocken, banker from Poters- one roof. many parts of the world and by pypg \ et et . | | t::"n':;"*; ":0:"" fm‘i‘mf"’fm"i‘“’l the blue-and-white checkerboard de- Pacific to help in the occupation of ogteam of early Alaskan g, of william Pitts’ coat oi arms'Japan after they had seen action in e S SR | New York’s harbor churned with | JUNEAU, ALASKA WEATHEK BULLETIN and in Detroit General Motors denied American last | Lowest 4:30am. 24hrs. 24 hrs.* | temp. temp. Precip. Weather at 4:30 am. Snow Pt. Cloudy Rain Snow Cloudy Snow Pt. Cloudy Rain Rain Cloudy Snow Rain Snow Cloudy Cloudy Fog Snow Pt. Cloudy Clear Block said, inasmuch as they en- Ketohikan Day funds for operation, and few hoS- geumn ™ president of Ketcikan's On schedule, the Alaska Native | Dr. Block had made since joiniNg t, yacajve his “honorary degree” Goldstein | ly impressed with the combining g.om the Tuberculosis Hospital.” ed into the new ANS home. To- 3, she was bundled into parka and ar ¢ Quelette, Construction En- are Shattuck Building ANS offices, | i| Hospital, experiencing her first sled fign_puyer; Ron Milligan, Credit to be completed this next weekend | various means of transportation, — | The 86th and 97th Infantry Divis- da will always remain an out- on its shoulder patch. jEurcpe. i | activity today, a paralyzing 10 day workers ended, DATA FOR 24 HOURS ENDED AT 4:30 A. M., 120TH MERIDIAN TIME business leaders drew up a program | Station last December for a fight against Anchorage . 30 17 28 union wage demand and price con- | Bethel 5 17 -10 trols. | Cordova 40 32 F AR | Dawson 12 -27 The designing of the battleship' Edmonton 14 -6 i | Missouri required 550,000 man-days, Fairbanks 17 <y and the building 3,300,000 man-days. | Haines 22 91 g e = {Juneaw .. ... 43 33 .66 Juneau Airport .. . 39 35 26 | Ketchikan . - 34 81 | Kotzebue 2 19 8 Trace | McGrath -1 Nome 18 -1 Northway 4 -28 Petersburg ... 33 35 | Portland ... 5 46 34 Prince George Prince Rupert 35 36 San Francisco 58 37 40 Seattle . 2 46 37 Sitka . . 36 39 Whitehorse . 33 -11 29 Yakutat 40 29 36 *—(4:30 a. m. yesterday to 4:30 a. m. toaay) . WEATHER SYNOPSIS: A low pressure which moved into the Guif of Alaska yesterday'is filling this morning. A second low center is mov- ing eastward from the central Aleutian Islands this morning. A mass of cold air moved southward over central Canada yesterday and is pene- trating the northern Plain States this morning with temperatures as low as minus 41 degrees reported. Temperatures continue above normal over the most of Alaska. Rain or snow has fallen along the coast from Washington State to the Gulf of Alaska and over the Aleutian Islands and at scattered peints over central and northwestern Canada and the interior and western Alaska. MARINE WEATHER BULLETIN Reports from Marine Stauons at 12:30 P. M. Today WIND Height of Waves Dir.and Vel. (Sea Condition) s Trace 13 | Rain Pt. Cloudy Cloudy Trace 94 Notots S O R R Station Cape Decision Cape Spencer ¥ldred Rock Pive Finger Light Guard Island Weather Temp. Pt.Cloudy 38 . Cloudy 38 . Cloudy 36 SE 45 Cloudy 36 SSE 28 . Cloudy 39 S 7 Lincoln Rock . Cloudy 35 SSE 9 Zero ' 5 WNW 20 4 feet 2 feet Zero OX TAIL JOINTS1b. 35¢ Point Retreat Cloudy 33 SSE 12 Zero MARINE FORECAST FOR NEXT 36 HOURS: Lynn Canal—south- erly winds 30 to 40 miles per hour—rain showers. Protected waters of Southeast Alaska and outside waters, Dixon Entrance to Sitka—southerly to southeasterly winds under 20 miles per hour increasing to 20,to 25 miles per hour Friday—rain. Outside waters, Sitka to Yakutat—westerly winds 25 miles per hour becoming easterly” to southeast winds 25 to 30 iles per hour Friday—rain. Storm center—28.00 inches—eastern Aleu- fans. AT 10 0°'CLOCK S S o XA RARIRAIRRRIORRRBAR, ) e ‘¢ B3 s Alaskea’s Finest STORE HOURS ; : 1.8:30 A. Mi'to 5:30 PuM DELIVERY SCHEDULE: " ¢ DAILY JUNEAU DELIVERIES 10:30 A. M., 2:30 P. M, 4 P. M. DOUGLAS DELIVERY CLOSES DAILY AT NOON Grocery Department——Phone 519 CLAM CHOWDER 5 oz. jar—Royal Chef 29 Hfor $LI5 TOMATO SOUP Campbeli’s 3for29c Gforb7¢c FLOUR, Centennial OXYDOL, DUZ, RINSO Large Size 3 packages %8¢ LIVER LOAF, Morrell's Sandwich Meat 12 0z. tin 23¢ CRAB MEAT Cordova Brand Silk Sifted Half tin 43¢ 25 pounds $1.49 APPLES-=-Winesap EATING or BAKING 2 Pounds 2 D¢ AVOGCADROGS medinm large 2B EACH We Always Have a Select Choice of Fresh Fruits and Vegetables ... Turnips — Carrots — New Potatoes — Old Potatces — Onions — Garlic — (abbage — Squash — Brocceli — Radishes — Parsley — Spinach Brussell Sprouts — Cucumbers -— Endive — Celery — Cauliflower — Green Pep- pers — Lecks — Mustard Greens — Nappa — Collards — Lettuce — Tomatoes Rhubarbh — ocados — Bananas — Apples — Oranges — Lemons — Grapefruit Limes T erines and Pears QUALITY MEAT BEPT. 1h. 40c KIDNEYS - - SWEETEREADS 1b. 45¢ Veal—Lamb—Beef Veal 2 CALF BRAINS - 1b.40c CUT-up Buy Any Amount! TURKEY - Perlb. 70c 0. R. RABBITS - 1b. I5¢ 0.R.FRYERS - 1b.75¢ Mock Chicken Legs TASTY—Veal and Pork 3 for 25¢ Eigpergd Salmon 1b. 75¢ Smoked Salmon - 1h. 7 Oysters, Easiern - pt. 0c SHRIMP, Petershurg, % Ib. 68¢ FRESH FROZEN : CODFISH . 12 oz. cakes 25¢ Spiced Herring . 14 oz. jar 48¢ OLIVES ripe. bulk 45¢ pt. PORK ROAST | BOSTGN STYLE BUTTS BEEF TONGUES 1b. 40c TRIPE - 1h. 25¢ Honevcomb HAM SUGAR CURED—Half or Whole #9cPound BACON LEAN—SWEET—By the Piece 8cPound LIVER--Healthy Values CALF L!vnn o L4 l“b,’ asgc Mach Less Bone BABY BEEF . . 50c LAMBLIVER . . Ib. 35 5( Ib. This Is Alaska’s Finest Fooed Mart STORE HOURS . 28230 AL M. to 5:30 P. M. DELIVERIES ... B ..10:30 A. M., 2:30 and 4:00 P. M. DOUGLAS DELIVERIES ... ... CLOSE AT NOON EVERY DAY Meat Phone 202 Grocery Phone 519