The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, May 6, 1946, Page 6

By MAJOR THOMAS M. NIAL Tt wedding of : y 5 Welsh and Mr. Gilbert Bixby, both There’s cne. t t x- lem ) use a b B LN b wleanid sorvice people co! ally a ut i I patience and' o Cle e Atay § & in letters. If there should ever b2 a ¢ Most of us .. w1 the Church of the Na r ml(xf‘lhixp:\l\]; b(h v“'-»,“‘m v : G fivity, with tbe Rev. Louls ! Up until December ans eterans’ Administration has * ”':: '1’)’::‘]‘1‘““"(;“;{ “;‘m;l"‘“\l L wer was “Ye Section 1505 of up a special department to g X = A2 9 i “' the old GI Bill definitely stated hclp vets learn how to use their Matror “of-hapiong 05 Sthe - bride {Mere would be deductions. But-the new' limbs. This® training: oin be Msids will be Mrs. . D. Drowley new amendments repeal section given at a VA home or Hospital— 8ndrMiss Mary Koch. e 1505; to thers will be no deduc- mes at a VA regional office. Best man will be Sam Paul, Jx tions of money you may receive or 'l veteran can gat either in- @nd the ushers will be M. E. Mon- costs you may incur under any pro- patient or out-patient aid gle and Mark Jensen. visions of the GI Bill Hew provi the 1aw say the The bride will be given in mar- But so far Congress has voted va will e by Homer Garvin. no bonus. It ver vote on Bty ecepticn in honor of the g th s young couple will be held at_the Cection 202 of the old C: Bill of trips from the veteran's ome. of| the groomis sister, Mrs. said that boards of review should the place of instruction -oward Simmons, at 9:30 o'clock. be “established”, These board would A special section in the amend- A cordial invitation is extended to have the power to review the find- ed GI Bill takes care of this. all frierds to the wedding and re- ings and decisions of a retirin —— ception. board. If an officer was retired Many United Statcs citizens went R e for disability without retirement {y war before this coumtry Wwas HVE BOATS BRING pay, he could appeal his case 10 jitacked at Pearl Harbor. They cither the Army or Navy board of gensed what was coming, and join- But cnly officers who actually gng other allics. Lots of them V went through ring board Pro- were Air Force men, Most of them ceedings were eligible to have their poc. i’y 8 ek it e The following boats artived and cases reopened and reviewed. Those * Byt when these men got their e disposed of their catches at sent to inactive duty by a medical gjccnarges. they found the gates of 'he Juneau Cold Storage Co: survey board, or a medical dis- {ha GI Bill secure o Sine= Sunday Dan Tweit’s Valiant position board, were not entitled t0 {hay hadn't worn i uni. brought 27,000 lbs of halibut and appeal. form, they weren't eligibie for any Sable fish all sold to Alaska Coastal The amended GI Bill does some- Gy Bill benefits. Fisheries; Andrew Haffner's Hazel thing about that. Section 302 has Ny they are. They c ot edu- J, 5500 Ibs. halibut, also to ACF; been rewritten. Now officers Who cation, loans and res ent al- and the Winifred R, in from Taku wera put on the inactive list by & jowances, just like us other vet- River, with 7,000 lbs of king sal- medical disposition board OF SUI- erans The only restricting condi- mon, sold to Sebastian-Stuart Co. vey board, are eligible to have {jong are that they haven't applied This mcrning two trollers, Frank their cases reviewed, as well a8 yor and aren't receiving similar Lhur's Alpha and Frank Bollen’s retiring board cas Lenefits from other governments, and G, brought 600 and 650 Ibs. g and they're residents of the U. 8. of ng salmon respectively, Before the amended GI Bill Was g the time they apply. catches bought by ACF. veterans signed by the President, B who had lost an arm or leg i Alpha, AC and G, Rolling Wave were given travel pay-.by the Vet- ©R. KA LILLIAN CARLSON, 4n4 Floyd Epperson’s Fern. erans’ Administration from their Optometrist, Wil arrive in Juneau > homes to the place they had to go on May Tth and wiil be at her o OLE FIELDSTAD HERE to pick up their permanent arti- fice in the Blomgren Bldg. to Ex G ficia)l limb. amine Eyes and Fit Glas Phone Ole Fieldstad of Ketchikan, is That was but it didn't staying at the Gastineau d "4 his visit in city It’s fun to go out when the sun’s about And fix a screen or two. And it’s fun to go in when shadows begin And fix a cocktail, too. The touch-of-quality is def upon Old Thompson because it's blended in Kenwcky by Glenmore. Glenmore Distilleries Co., Incorporated Louisville, Kentucky. OLD TuomPpson Rhondid! Wi BRAND 86.8 proof— 5% grain neusral spirits. Pacific Northern Leads Again © Reduced Rates 10 Percent Reduction On All Round Trip Tickets. © Increased Baggage Allowance 40 Pounds Free On All Tickets. 55 Pounds Free On Through Flights to Seattle. ® Douglas 21-Passenger Transporis The First All-New Transports in Alaska Service. ® Stewardess Service Expertly trained stewardesses to make your trip completely pleasant and to serve you re- freshments aloft with the compliments of the company. PACIFIC NORTHERN AIRLINES General Offices—Ancharage, Alaska City Ticket Office: Baranof Hotel PHONE 716 WELSH-BIXBY WEDDING THURSDAY EVENING IS AT CATHOLIC CHURCH Margaret both Icing up today were the Valiant, THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE— JUNEAU, ALASKA Louiseln From South Steamer Princess Louise Saturday arrived afterncon at 4:15 c'clock and left at 10 p. m. for kagway. She will return to this port tomorrow 9:30 a. m. h) Passengers from the South embarking here Saturday dis- were: Ingvard Anderson, Thomas D. Al- len, Jane P. Baldwin, Mynard M. Butler, Roger J. Barr, Ruth A. Barr, Gustav B. Berness, Howard Bohman, Blanche V. Coombs, Hart- ley Crosby, Orrin J. Collins, Alon zo Cecndon, Luther H. Chaney, Ma- rie L. Dorsey, Mary E. DeRoux, Kenneth DeRoux, Erma L. Doug- as. Eilen Fandler, Marilyn Gilcrease, Matilda George, Ernest Fandler, Leonard Grau, ee George, Thom- as L. George, Frances Harper, Larry P. Hester, Mary M. Hur- ley. Robert R. Hughes, Emory Hunt- er, Eric W. Johnson, Gust V. John- son, Erik A. Kwarnstrom, Jennie Knutson, Howard K. Larsen, Con- rad T. Lien, Royal MacRoberts. Volma Magee, Fowler W. Martin, Charles M. Marcotte, Hans Nevog, Virran Nelson, Patricia Nelson, Stanley Nelson, Sven Olso, Harold . Plumy Peterson, Earl R. George A. Parks, Eldon Reece, Louis W. Roehm, John A. Snellman, Lerna Schad, Louis Schad, Eric Stout, Margaret Stout, Agnes Stev- ens, Eskil R. Soderquist, Carl A. Soderquist, Saxon Snow, Joseph M. €ncw, Edwin M. Stevenson, Marie V. Shipp. Karl J. Tollifsen, Waino H. Tapani, Beatrice Thompson, John C. Thompson, Earl Tousley, Irene B. Thompson, Chester Teagarden, :ma Teagarden, Bernice Wil- on, Joseph A. Withers, Beulah M. Withers, Max E. Wesely, Lillian Weszly, Dorothy I. Welch, Joe Wanderer, June B. Walker, Edward Wurzbacker, William C. Wright. Edward E. Chamberlain, Frank H. MacPherson, Florence Mac- Frerson, Homer A. Myers, Janet Walker, George A. Bacon, Matthias Bruckner, Cyril A. Blaney, Claude R. Cummings, Leo Desmers, Linda R. Fridulin, Walter F. Galloway, Paul B. Horat Olaf N. Lundby, Jacob-S. Mos- tart, Hubert Nowicki, Ole Olafson, Cscai M. Olaussen; Bjorgulv Y. Rysstad, Winifred M. Smith, Thom- as Skomedel, Glenn A. Sullivan, Petc H. Teman, Lois M. Myers, Charles Graham, Jessie Cochran, John Ceurtney, Arthur. Riebau. Leaving for Skagway were: J. P. Taylor, Miss S. Hill, Mrs. M. Ro- den, H. Roden, Mrs. E. L. Jones, E. L. Jones, Mrs. J. McCormick, Miss H. Cass, H. R. Buchaer, Mrs. J. Reynoldscn, Mrs. L. Reynold- fon, Sante Dezgan, Mrs. T. E, Smith cnd W. Hunter. e, MRS. R. R. STRYKER VISITS PARENTS HERE Mrs. Richard R. Stryker of An- chorage arrived here last week for o visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Homer Garvin, and many friends, and also for the wedding of Miss Margaret Welsh, for whom she will be matron-of-honor. | She plans to return to Anchorage about the first of next week. “ { | - — FROM MONTANA John Courtney, of Philipsbure, Montana, is a guest at the Gastin- | eau. | morning at 8] o'clock and leave for the South at Frefeiostorforfer WANT ADS | 0 e e e e A NOTICE to cafe society! your lorgnette over to Wood's Cof- fee Bar and stuff down a sand- wich or three. Simply de:cious, that's what. Home-made mayon- naise, fresh whole wheat bread, egg salad, or ham, or tuna, or| cheese. All sandwiches 25c. | Scrumptious coffee that has no chikory chick trala trala. We use | our bean. Wood's Coffee Bar, | Goldstein Bldg. i d FOR SALE — 1938 Ford Sedan,| Green 575 after 5 pm. ((263-t4) | FOR SALE—Single bed with spring and mattress; baby buggy; table with 2 chairs. Call Green 225 | (263-tf) | FURNITURE for sale reasonable, chairs, tables, kitchen cupboards. Call at 223 Gold St. (263-t4) | | 39 FT. TROLLER. Inquire Warn- | (263-t3) | er's Machine Shop. NEW SIMMONS mattress, use menths, $20. Blue 575. (263-t1) | 33 FT. TROLLER ‘Diana” fully | equipped, 110 Chrysler Marine | engine, reascnable. Boat Harbor.; (263-13) i BLACK , GARDEN soil Cheap.{ across Douglas Bridge. Seppanen. | (263-t3) | 4 ROOM furnished house for sale.! P. O. Box 63, Juneau. (262-13) 2% to 1 REDUCTION gear ,for| either Chrysler Ace or Crown.| Paul H. Hanson, Box 2202, Ketch- | ikan, Alaska. dh.-13) | TIVING ROOM urniture, 1935! Chev Coupe. Ph. Green 68 eve- nings. (261-t0) | 51 FT. BATHTUB complete with chrome fittings. Sink complete with fittings: Ph. Blue 725. (26-t3) Franklin St. Ph. 428. T. for Sale—373 So.| (258-t1) "7$3750 INCOME PROPERTY 3 APT. Unit monthly income $61.50 | 3 lane bowling alley, Fully equip- | ped restaurant. Phone 676, Room |: 3 First Nat, Bank Bldg. (255-tf) GILLNET, 175 fatnoms. See Har- bor Master. (244-tD) bO!{ gAVLE—Buy a dollar ticket on‘ the washing machine or frigidaire for the Bulkhead Fund. (229-tf) | ACRE TRACTS 3% miles from town. Enquire at Snap Shoppe. (210-t0) | LOST AND FOUND Lasi‘jne pair glasses, if found return to New York Tavern. Re-i ward. (263-t3) | LOST—Billfold containing very val- uable papers also money — if! found please return to Empire. Reward $10. (262-t3) FOUND—3 keys on a ring. Call at Empire Office. /) —_—————— — - T i FOR BENT ,OOM fur. apt. oil range, bath Inquire 513-A Willoughby. (262-t3) ROOMS—Kitchen privileges. Home Hotel—Ph. 886. Alaskan FLAVOR:-ite for over 30 years & Always ask for MELIANCE Spices and Extracts, HEATED STORAGE—Ph. 861 Cash | Cole. (260-tf) FCR RENT — Steamheated rooms. Kitchen ¢ privileges. Phone 886 Home Hotel. (10,136-t0) SEAVIEW APARTMENTS. Under new management. renovated. 1 . FOR SALE i Bring REAL ESTATE FOR SALE /DO YOU HAVE A HOME in Ju-| neau, or the Hiway you desire| to exchange for larger or smaller home or a different location? | If so feel free to call Miss Leigh| and talk it over. | It is our sincere belief that a consultation with this office will help you materially. No obligations for appraisals. We can help you with your fi- nancing preblem. GRADELLE LEIGH REALTOR Chone 557, Corner 2nd, and Franklin WANTED WANTED—Home for 3 small black puppies. Phone 318, (263-12) CARE FOR CHILDREN by day or hour. Phone Blue 655 (263-tf) HELP WANTED—Male or female. Inquire Alaska Laundry .(263-tf) WANTED—Clerical position open. Experience necessary. 49 hour week, Territorial Department of Health. Please make application by letter. Address P. O. Box 1931, Juneau, Alaska. (261-tf) HOUSEKEEPER —- for employed couple, 2 girls ages 5 and 8, nice home, pleasant conditions. $100 per month, rocm and board. Will | consider couple, husband em- ployed elsewhere. Phone 704 be- fore 6 pm. WANTED — Woman Bakery. (249-tf) house, see 503 So. Franklin. Ph. Douglas 383. (249-t5) WANTED—Used furniture. 306 Wii- loughby. Phone 788 MISCELLANEOUS mnsnw% | MONDAY, MAY 6, 194 i “w % oi Ink cwing Southeastern Daily Scheduled Trips Sitka Wrangell Petershurg - Ketchikan Also Trips : T0 HAINES 3KAGWAY HOONAH AND OTHER SOUTHEASTERN PORTS For Information and Reservations Phone 612 AUDITS SYSTEMS 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. 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