The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, April 2, 1946, Page 7

TUESDAY, APRIL 2, 1946 THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—-JUNEAU, ALASKA LUMEIA LUMBER COMPANY | |55 NORTH COAST | gox®r® B | oo OF ALASKA WILL BE SOLD 0 i1 — | Tt G D i AL WHAT FLAVOR [T 15 I e HOME INSULATION . . . REMODELING PHILIPPINE GOVT. 1o ~ S e AP ") Lircndl NEW ROOF . . . NU-BRICK SIDING || me war shovine acmifisir- 7R 3/ Nl tion contemplates immediate sale Time Payments Arranged PHONE 587 of the steamer North Coast to the Philippine government instead of Sy returning this ship to the Alaska You'll Find Food Finer and JAMES C. COOPER, C.P.A. service as previously reported. Service More Complete at BUSINESS COUNSELOR Repair work had actually started 3 w on the North Coast prelimin Autborized to Practice Before [ ,oturning her to the Alaska trade, THE BABA““F the Treasury Department and but the work was halted a few Tax. Court days ago. It is understood the re- COFFEE SHOP COOPER BUILDING | pair costs on the ship would have +HIMBLE THEATR been in excess of $250,000, ana Delegate E. L. Bartlett has been informed the ship will be sold to x; JUNEAU - YOUNG COWLING | the Philippines without further re- OKAY, ME pair work being carried out FRIEN'S ARE || Hardware Company| || COMIPPANY || Asuwace buve ben siven to AGAINST > PAINTS—OIL—GLASS Delegate Bartlett that every ef- { Shelf ana Heavy Hardware DODGE and PLYMOUTH fort will be made to locate a suit- Guns and Ammunition DEALERS | able ship with adequate refrigera- to; ce for Alaska waters to re- O .mw the loss of the North Coast. The Sewing Basket | | | Thomas Hardware Co. | |~~~ ==v " tior ngaermw ||| vaviions | 612k STOUY NS MRS Infants’ and Children’s Wear : Builders’ and Shelf The girls of Scout Troop No. 9 ; were lucky again. Last Tuesday we 139 8, Franklin _Juneau, Alaska __ HARDWARE | ) at Miss Elle's apartment at the e | Hill Crest. Before dinner we worked TmLY cLoms WHEN IN NEED OF on dolls, making cloth bodies and stuffing them. 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Tuureday ricrmoon we went 4l ; R ) s T , PLUMBING—HEATING—OIL BURNERS—SHEET METAL on a hike toward the old Perse- WELDING verence Mine. We went as I s we could, to where the road d i H was covered with deep snow, so we 4 e > PHONE 787 Thlrd and Frankhn started homeward. On the way 7 gt v h E ‘ f l jthere and back we met another ¥ & 3 R ‘l\ v R . troop of Girl Scouts. We picked up X Y ) “ X% g 3 - B ming Fern's Porirait Shldlo our books at Miss Elle’s, and went ; 5 - 5 home tired, but happy. i 2 o sl . A GOOD PHOTOGRAP H ] =2 AV \ [ I.B Burford &Co GOC rrl If)l? GRAPH | | MARJORIE MALCOLM, Reporter KG’JE% SOMEONEX OH, LIEUTENANT, ERES THE ADDRESS SHE GAVE B « D, o IS ALWAY WELCOME ——————— ETTER HELP | HES ALREADY ME... I HOPE MY FAITHFUL 9 yur Doorstep Is Worn by LET US TAKE IT! { JUST N ! 1 { THE LEECHES ARE STILL KEEPING A DO YOU |BACK STATESIDE: /[ FOLLOWERS BROUGHT SLEEPING | Satisfled Customers” hone 587 Second Street e o T ME TAGGED .. 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