The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, April 25, 1946, Page 5

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PUBLIC CORDIALLY INVITED Szssmsesssizsescsizeaes L SeTsesssssseeissEiTiTEIEEESEEEEE VULCANIZING—Tires and Tubes PROMPT SERVICE—WORK GUARANTEED JUNEAU MOTOR CO. — PHONE 30 SsssessssrsasTIssTIEEsITsETITsssssssEEsEsTd) MUGLAS | DOUGLAS BOAT SHOP New Consiruction and Repairs Jobs Free Estimate Phone Douglas 192 m’u o ) | USE TaNgge THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRb- UNEAU ALASKA | " PROJE(IS FOR FLOOD | Acir FllM HII(HHIKE CONTROL IN ALASKA: | ess Baxler fo TOHAPPINESS™1s |~ % | | LD CREEK IS ONE BEL AU SROION ..o - by ol oo orotp e e and examination u: Ch(‘nd blough ed !nx engagement to Jm“, Hod | Musical comvdy stars Al Pearce, jn Fairbanks and Gold Creek in | film leading man, and said th |Dale Evans and Brad Taylor are jupeau has been made by Delegate would be married in June, at the teatured in the bill at the Capitol,| gaytjett in appearing before the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. |“Hitchhike to Happiness” The gouse Flood Control Committee ' Kenneth Baxter, Burlingame, Calif. Neither Miss Baxter. - Ho- drafting an omnibus flood control |diak, 32, has been previously mar- bill. ried. It is believed these two projects equest |musical score is well written with| whion s holding hearings before num- |several excellent push-over | bers. The added short feature other of the “This Is Americ -+ : i n % for the control of floods will be P festentitied “Policing Germany __|included in the measure. The re- fUNERAl SthI(ES The program makes good enter-| g uect for survey of Chena Slough FOR WM. MURPHY TO BE HELD SATURDAY {pmpnt. anticipates strengthening of its \banks against floods. The survey of |Gold Creek is desired for run-off |and water-flow retardation and soil | ‘ - [FRED AYER JOINS | {erosion en the watershed Funeral services for William i GREAI FAllS FIRM The committee has also consid- ! Murphy, who was found dead yes- ; ered the favorable report of the! terday morning by a grandson who ; ! ——— army engineers to strengthen the!went out to visit him at hi: mbm Fred W. Ayer, former newspa- dike system in Skagway and re- near Auk Bay, will be held Satur- | perman -t Juneau and, prior to his'stcration of the existing breakwater day afternoon at 2 o'clock from ato the U. S. Army in| by construction of a 300-foot exten-!the Chapel of the Charles W. Car- | 1043, D.peity Administrator of the | tion. If this project is included in!ter Mortuary. | Alaska War Finance Committee,|the omnibus flood control bill when| Dean C. E. Rice, Chaplain of the ‘has become associated with Corwin | finally drafted, funds for cmrying‘Almk.\ Pioneers, will conduct the |and Company, engineering and, out the project must be appropriat- ' services. Interment will be in the | architectnral firm of Great Falls,"ed by Congress in a'separate bill.| Pioneers Plot, Evergreen Cemetery. | entrance | Montana. In his new capacity, Ayer Th project’s cost is estimated at| The deceased was born June 15 { Wyoming, Idaho and|tion to that now requ.u'cd 1887. He married and raised his | The Corwia firm is wellknown in and one of the few left who were | gineers were engaged in the plan- | S I. t E ession Las Venlng’came affiliasted with the Alaska | Base and Gore Field in Great Falls,| A most enjoyable social evening Many stories are told by his for- |of the largest above-ground con- LJunonu Rebekahs, Lodge No. 24, in Irishman,” and of how he kept | with a capacity of 4,750,000 gallons. which the members found very en- ing under General Miles, for whom Northwest Service Command, build-| The committee in charge of re- will serve as public relations di-|$438,000 for new work and $10,000 | 1859, in Faxon, Sibley Count; ‘rector and will cover the states of annually for maintenance in addi-|Minn, and came to Juneau May | Montana, | Washington, in & n to Alaska. \ | tamily ‘ best-known oldtimers in this vicinity ',sngmeenng circles throughout the R b k h H IdS | | northwest. During the war its en- e e a S 0 ocla | members of the Alaska Pioneers' Association of 1887, which later be- |ning and construction supervision | of the U. S. Army Air Forces’ East | | Ploneers when that organization was formed. |and recently the firm Compleled‘preceded by a short business ses-! | the engineering and construction sion, was held last night by the|Mer associates in the early days, of his reputation as a “fighting | crete water tank ever designed orithe I1.0.O.F. Hall. ,cunsnucved in the United States,| A new game was introduced,|that same spirit up to the last. Murphy was fond of telling of his While in the Army, Ayer was:tertaining, and which added much | public relations officer for the to the evening’s fun. | ers of the Alhska Highway and the freshments and entertainment was' Was named. | airbases along the Northwest Stag-icomposed of Mesdames Arthur| A son, Eddie Murphy, two daugh- SRRSO eR EMBLEM CLUB TONIGHT iren are William, Dewey, Patricia, Miles and Dixie Jones and Morris j and Eileen Nelson, All are residents of Juneau. ———.——.———— several Alaskan business ncqunmt- ances to discuss prospective build-| ing and ‘engineering projects in PUENERS, (the Territory, a topic which cur-| Regular social meeting of Em- | rently is holding the interest of en- | lem Club, 8 o'clock tonight at Elks | "zmeormv firms throughout the|Hall. 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PAUL AND CHICAGO Wed Legdmg Man} n » | President, here, and was one of the; service with the 7th Cavalry, fight- | his son, Miles, who is now deceased,’ ing route to Fairbanks. |Hedges, Dave Milner, Beatrice Al-|ters, Mrs. Elsie Jones and Mrs. In Seattle last week on behalf bagoff, Jerry McKinley and Henry| Mabel Woods, and seven grand- Corwin and Co., Ayer vxsned\Jcnkixm children, survive. The grandchild- | PAGE FIVE IlNIIII|IIlIIIIIIllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII SHARPE IS 'LAST TIME TONIGHT ENDORSED BY LABORGROLP | COMEDY DRAMA, GANGSTER TYPE, |/ AT20TH (ENIURY A joint CIO-A v: Face the gang- \ Juneau has endor P unul\ drama which adds a Sharpe for Commissioner wbor, new twist to the e ted shake- it was announced today Shary down racket, is now on the een the incumbent, is runni for re- at the 20th Century Theatre. election on the Democratic ticket Starring Richard Cromwell and in the primary election set for 1 pretty Mary Carlisle and boasting Tuesday. L spokesmen said a Superlative supporting cast, this Sharpe was <od over other feature is filled with tension and | candidat: because of passage of riotous laughter as Cromwell finds lthe liberalized Alaska Workmen's himself, a quist country boy,. sud- iCompensation Act at the recent denly cast as a murderous killer. session of the Legislat How he falls in love with his vic- This committee is not the Ju- tims and ends up really being neau Contral Labor Council, which a tough guy makes for a swell hour's reported this morning that the Cen- entertainment. Mary Carlisle is the tral Labor Council has off! ady who steals Cromwell's heart endorsed no candidates for the com- a7 EMERGENCY HOUSING. | iGIRl Scout NEWS NOTES PLANNED FOR ALASKA | Between 400 and 500 army A regular meeting of the Girl navy surplus housing units may Scout Troop 10 was held in the be alloted to -municipalities in| Northern Light Presbyterian Church Alaska under the terms of two re and was called to order by the cent Congressional Acts, according Donna Lee Gould to information given Delegate Bart- We opened the meeting with the lett by Jesse Epstein, Regional Di- | pledge to the flag, America the rector in Seattle of the Federal Beautiful, and gave the Girl Scout Public Housing Authority, who has' promise. been in Washingten for a rrg!om\l i Following this, the secretary, conference. i Elizabeth Wyller, collected our, Three members of Mr. Epstein’s dimes which were to go for the staff will come to Alaska in con- purpose of buying a plant for Joyce nection with this emergency hous- Rivers, a member of our Troop. ing program for veterans. Mr. Ep- Assistant Girl Scout Leader, Mrs. stein plans to go north from Seattle Mantylla, assisted us with the mak- in about six weeks. > iing of our raffia belts. Under the terms of the program.‘ At the climax of the meeting, the Federal Government would con- Mrs. Carter, our leader, handed tribute the housing units but mu-~ feach one of us our cards of cer- nicipalities must provide the land |tificate of memtership. and utilities. It is estimated the Eloise Deland, song leader, closed value of the Federal conmbuuon‘ and 10" [T h i) ith the Wishi Cir- laski in high {1 Tt i) Vs RO S S . e IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlIIIIIIIlHIIIlIl Reporter—Betty Lou Hukill Delegate Bartlett that applications) ~— - — g DRYING TRIP CLOVIS, N. M. — Hardened rail- | roaders were startled to see bits of 'white fluttering from the observa- {tion platform of a- special train }whxch went through here bearing 282 war brides from Australia. | The white squares were diapers {for the 120 children with the |women, washed and hung on lines ion the platform to dry in the New Mexico breeze. under +this program already have/ been received from several Alaska| communities. Wanied! Men And' Women Who Are HOSPITAL NOTES Hard Of Hearing The 1ollowing medical patients g, make this simple, no risk hearing tess were admitted to St. Ann's Hospi- lw{lm Ourine :ro‘run :dua b:';‘:n *::‘mr. :h-. tal yesterday: Ed McCord, Baby byine"head noises due to hardened OF Cornell Cesar, Don Underwood and ?""mn'a“:h';‘uwfr&m:m' sy the o0 od test E. Fried; R. S. Gough, a surgical | Goiif, MALod, Joit SRS 06 oy ooy sy patient, also was admitted. ,hear better after making this simple. xDlach.i’u‘g"e_: were llv(llur l"lIlEdg;‘l p:; : 2{,«(.'{“0'..":':-:'-"'&2:"‘&"3-““' S tients, J. orpe, Mrs. V. nnett, | - and Betty June Harris; and surgi-| Butler, Mauro Drug Co. cal patient Sandra Garvin. 1 The Rexall Store s A———— THROUGHOUT 14 YEARS IN ALASKA “Pnots” © Multi-engined aireralt © Multiple crows © Stewardess service © Hot meals aloft © To link Alaska with Seattle © Two-way radio n-mdulu © To be sertificated for night and day Instrument operation INEL E P HONE VOTE IN THE REPUBLICAN PRIMARY FOR GEORGE B. GRIGSBY FOR DELEGATE to CONGRESS Primary Election — April 30, 1946 (Paid Advertisement) NOTICE We Will Be CLOSED SUNDAY and MONDAY April 28th and 29th While We Move WILL GREET YOU TUESDAY, APRIL 301h - INOUR NEW STORE DE HART’S GROCERY -