The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, June 3, 1946, Page 2

S e T T PG NG YR e RS TR R RS WL e oa ans B AR e ar AR e AR Lam PAGL TWO ———————————————————————————————————————— o hoilfast colors o 2-ply combed cotton o sturdy knit construetion > o full cut sizes « brother and sister styles w1 DOUGLAS NEWS NEW DOUGLAS INDUSTRY A new Douglas industry, The Douglas Crab Coy is pow being put 1 readiness for the beginning sea- on, August 1. Owners of the. Company, Vincent Celling and J. R. Swanson, have pent several years exploring the adjacent areas for crab supply and {ind it sufficient for quite large seale operation. Both partners were here lasi March making arrange- ments with the City of Douglas for leasing the building formerly called the Douglas Natatorium Hall, which they will convert into cides the present crew. a Cold Pack Cannery. SUITS 2.95 10 3.50 Lovable and are delighted and don’t have to be ironed. McKem Delta Cotton Knits ate easy on the budget . .7, perfect for many happy hours of dress-up and playtime wear, Cotton Knits make grand wearing for young: sters. The full cut sizes provide comfort and freedom for active boys and girls, And mothers M Bebrends Ca | QUALITY SINCE /887 MONDAY, JUNE 3, 1946 PNA FLIES THREE ~ __THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU, ALASKA o TS !daughtcr Grace, have sold their Douglas home to Mr. and Mrs. Jack Carlyle who will move- in to- day. The Byrnes family left today for Sitka, aboard the North Sea | Mr. Byrnes is fishing at the “Sitka " port. e Pacific Northern Airlines TWENTIETH ANNUAL VISiT Mrs. Willlam Robertson arrived Yakutat, and Kediak. vesterday aboatd the North' Sea,| Leaving Juneau with { Rebertson family made Douglas | for Lewis their home for many years and Adolph Marks, raised their family - here, before|ter Schugren, moving to Ketchikan, where they! Oscar Hahmwell, ientered business. Mis. Robertson has come home!H. Carroll, every year for a visit with her | W Mrs. {1 any friends on the Channel. Naknek - were: Elmer | Gregenson s | With Captain Ma f EMERGENCY OPERATION | Pirst Officer Jack Dean, and Stew- { Mike Pusich was taken to St.|ardess Dorothy Mather, } Ann’s Hospital early Sunday morn- lowing arrived here from Anchor- ing, where he underwent an emer- | a; gency | He's fine, resting well and already | John E. Campbell, Daisy Styke, spent the- first half of last week in|R. H. Graham, the hospital as the result of high|dJerrie Graham, Dr. J. F. Martin, plocd pressure. i Al Grant. } BOAT HARBOR HEARING Mayor Mark Jensen announced to Cordova, M. Pezourek, Ms. today that he had received notice Frederickson, A, that a tentative date has been sel'chorage, Polly Smith, in sécuring anothet mooring har-| Charles F. Dery, M. Bergseth, Eck- borage on the Channel. The Army ka Gordon, Lois Jund, Emily Towe . Engineers are holding the hearing Charles Lanius, Dr. L. W. Hines !to give the City of Douglas and afl! John Knutscn, Charles Sands, Ro- interested parties including fisher- bert Kore, E . men, pleasure craft owners and in- Petty, Charles Hunter. dustry to show cause why a small| Going to Arncnorage were Eloise ooat moorage is definitely needed pejand, Elliott Deland, Ike P. Tay- tubbable, these McKem Delta in Douglas to accommodate local jor 1, P. Johnson, Harry Deland; because they wash so easily... [ fishermen and to relieve the boal ¢, Naknek, Carl Gerde, Leroy congestion on the Channel. The premmer, Walter Tlyyesen, Gene Douglas Harbor Bill has already rassed the Appropriations Commit- Swift, John Carlson, Harold Pear- scn, Richard Drews, Carl Mark, {tee In Washington, D. C., alohg cpris Jensen, James Reilly, Harry with a group of other harbor im- ghurer, Alexander Pfau, Clyde provements. | Bricksea, = > -7 D e - e e e e s e e e TULSA REALTOR HERE Mary Ann Balmat arrived in Ju- neau Saturday by PNA plane from ! Fairbanks, to begin work in Gra- WEATHER RE (U. 8. WEATHEK BUREAU) Temperatures for 24-Hour Period Ending 6:30 o'Clock This Morning delle Leizh's Real Estate Office on ! o T sales. 3 In Juneau—Maximum, 80; Miss Balmat has been looking Arriving last Saturday from De-'eral tray workers and boxers. mlAntm:Aulmv 5'2 £t - over the territory and vacationing Bay, Oregon, were the Mary Beginning August 1, the cannery mmlmuxr:mp_ aximum, 82; in Skagway, Fairbanks and An- pot, M., company boat and the Julia D.' 0w 1 by Youngblcod and Larkin, foaded with crab traps and equip- ment. Both beats will fish crabs | for the company beginning in the 1 Icy Straits area. Altogether a erew of six accompanied the yessels on the two week trip from the Ore- gon coast to Douglas. Vincent Collins co-owner stated his morning that the company had much work to be done before August 1, opening season date, in preparing the cannery for oper: tion and getting their present sup-. ply of 335 crab traps assembled and locations chosen. The cannery will begin opera- tions with over 15 employees be- It will in- clude pickers, packers, backers, gen- UP-TO -THE - MINUTE’ 'I'rayel Information Right here at the local Pan American office there’s available, for your use, a trained staff of travel experts with | complete files of travel information. | To Help You Plan Use this service freely. Find out how you can save time, see more enroute, | make proper connections, ete., ete. Then when you leave, you’ll have all | those details behind you. | Trips o Anywhere On business or pleasure, to Alaskan i points or anywhere Outside, you’ll i find Pan American travel service help- ful. You can make complete arrange- ments right here. Get fare and sched- ule information at address below: Baranof Hotel Phone 106 PAN AHERICAN Worto Arwars G% J;s/em a/ //e 377}//1]- (jlbpm ¥ chorage the past two months, com- !ing to Alaska in April from her home - city of Tulsa, Oklahoma. Ju- aeau, with its cosmopolitan atmos- will operate until cold winter wea- ther forces the crab fishermen into port and will resume opain in early spring and continue until the sea- WEATHER FORECAST (Juncau and Vicinity) son closes, June’ 15 each year. , phére has impressed the former Z { Variable cloudiness to- Tulka realtor so much she has de- WELL BABY CONFSRENCE |® night and Tuesday with @ cided to locate here. From all ap- A Well Baby Conterence ¥.il be light rain showers tonight. pearances it is a good business neld at the Douglas Sctool tomor- | Warmer Tuesday. town with a coming future, she thinks, and it's also a wonderful ee s 20000 0eveneg000 00 eeo000ecsres0ec00e o :uw June 4, from 2 10 4 p.mn. ac- <.1ding to Public Health Nurse, sargaret Bixby who will be at- iending Nurse. e 0000000000 — e - LISLE HEBERT KETURNS vlace to fish which is a decided at- traction for Miss Balmat. She comes here with a back- ground of experience gained in Tulsa, where for six years she own- ed and operated Balmat and Co. | Real Esiate, specializing in city hemes and outlying acreages. D Lisle - Hebert; of the Juneau Young Hardware Co., has returned Mr. and Mrs. James Sey and son | {rom Seattle, via PAA plane, where Jimmy, and John Mills are leaving | ¢ has been on-a purchasing trip. for’ Warm Springs, Alaska this| ol e weekend to spend their summer DR. CLEMENTS RETURNS | RETURNS FROM FAIRBANKS vacation. Dr. John Clements arrived by Gradelle Leigh has returned by plane from Seattle Sunday, after plane from a brief business trip BYRNES TO SITKA spending several weeks in the ro her real estate office in Fair- Mr. and Mrs. Tom Byrnes and ' States. banks. ON VACATION - The cool, soft fragrance coaxed from a hundred different flower petals ‘to kéep you fresh and lovely i till night’s end. Complelelyy o‘n'ginal with Monteil, completely characteristic of her gift with scents. 1.75 10 5.00 SE(TIOE T0 WEST this | weekend flew three sections to and | from Anchorage, Naknek, Cordova, broximately 300 hair seal scalps, in! Captain ty upcn them, has resulted in ar-| | for her twentiéth annual visit at Matty Springer, First Officer John rest of Edwin C. Wellesley, Wran-| her old home town of Douglas. The Cawley and Stewardess Alicia Lane gell fisherman, on a felony charge, Lee, it was.revealed here today by Act-! Ralph Corries, Wal-| ing D. M. Pomerleoy, Beochever. Paykko, | Since leaving, | M. Erickson, C. Laplant, Virgil Goe, Wrangell warrant at Tyee, by U. { William Gray, Otto S. ,Marshall William T. Mahom‘y,1 agoner, J. Jorgensen, Ray Sier- Released on his own recognizance John Mills and her!crich, O. Westre, Ed Barman, Sam 50 |en his own boat, Wellesley report- ry Keating,'ed here this morning and was the fol- elix Gray. He waived preliminary . Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Bluthe, to the grand jury under $1,500 - operation for appendicitis. | Bessle Capp, Mary Ann Balmat, bond. eays, “I'm going home pronto.” He!Jim Huston, R. H. Graham, Mrs. “attempting Robert Graham, fraudulently under false pretenses.” |R. R. Wright, B. Berkley, Albert bits of the skins of approximately To Yakutat were Marian Valle; feit scalps. He is presumed to have Barbara Frede,-,(-k_:\\ouden form, afterward carving, from 'the U.S. Army Engincers, son. Eugene Frederickscn; to An- out eye and nose openings. He is Richard stated e ‘or the Dougles Harbor Hearing! Murphy, Willie George, John Com- to the Territorial Treasurcr for T. Meredith, George ! ‘|Stal|; Maker | Carves Out - | |Arrest! G-E Faz> cvaens” | ~ RANGES | NOW BEING MADE! | Alleged counterfeiting of ap- jorder to claim the Territorial boun- District ~ Attorney Robert | Wellesley was served with a that 'he could come into Juheau ars aigned before U. S. Commissioner | hearing and has been bound over The charge against Wellesley is to obtain © money It is claimed that Wellesley used 20 seals to manufacture counter-| | moulded the pieces of skin over a to ' have made application for June 26, at 1 oclock p.am. in|er, Eric Demos, Izola Wilson, Lynn over $900 in bounty claims, based e Douglas Eagles® Hall. Mayor Alleman; to Kodiak, Ada Whiting upcn his winter's handiraft. . Jensen’ and his Harbor Committee and Ann Dillard. i A T Chairman, E. P. 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FEDERAL RAILROAD EMPLOYEES We are now prepared o quality Employers under this siew law which goes into effect July 1, 1946 See Stan Grummett for | Immediate Coverage - ~ JUNEAU INSURANCE AGENCY vALEw TINEI BLDG. - PHONE 253 R T SRR R R B s UL 3