The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, June 15, 1946, Page 8

~ PAGE EIGHT FOOD PARCELS 60 TO EUROPE VIARED CROSS rantee any time-limit in deliv- , it does guarantee ultimate mu\ livery of each box entrusted to it: care. The system of airmailing| checks and postal ord rather | than transport the actual boxes frem here to Sweden is a definitely time saving factor, said Mrs. Mc- Cormick 'GLACIER HIGHWAY MEETING IS BOARD SESSION SUNDAY ;Representams of R.EA. Will Not Be Present Says Sherwood Due to a misunderstanding the item on the Sunday meeting of the slacier Highway Electric Associa- ion which appeared in Friday'sed-| e — COASTAL AIRLINES ON HOPS YESTERDAY Alaska (‘rmxl.!] Aulmv\ flew the fcllowing yesterday: to Lake Has- lborg, Jane Winther, G. Winton, Ada Winther, John Winther, Mrs Juneau residents wishing to send food and clothing to friends or re- latives in European countries may now do so through the local Red Cross chapter, according to an an- nouncement made this morning by L. McDonald, J. Hanson, Dr. anc 4 1885.03 paid to both consumers and THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE— JUNEAU, ALASKA OPA ENFORCEMENT DIVISION REPORT ON CASES SETTLED Recent actions taken by Alaska OPA in Anchorage, Kodiak, Sew- ard,* Pelican and Petersburg with final settlements aggregating $1,- the United States Treasury, were announced today by the Enforce- ment Division of OPA. Anchorage cases reported on were: Jessie E. Welch, doing busi- ness as Welch's Style Shop, with ( *lll u/m iRl the amount of $748.01 submitted | |to the U. S. Treasury, representing overcharges on women's apparel; | Stetson McClellan, overcharge on| ition of the Empire, was in error, iccording to Curtis H. Sherwood, President. The meting called is a Director’s meeting only. There is not room Mrs. John McCormick, Evecutive L Secretary of the American Red Mrs. J. H. Geyer; to Sitka, E. Caro Cross and Home Service chairman A AcRoberts, Mrs. Ed Maki, Bud for this city Wi ide; from Sitka, G. Dick kee, J. Cooper; from “Alaska’s Finest” over to the Red Checks turned Cross office will Cooper, R. Jc New York and Trom Pelican, L where specified from Ket will be purchased Mr. and non-profit stations from Peters localities. Burford, B Non-rofit Petersburg, pating in H. Johnson, W. C. Commttee Jensen. be airmailed to on to Stockholm amounts of food through regular in the various v available at DeHart’s Store for a seneral membership meeting. How- ever if the members should desire to go Sherwood will explain the pro- sress which has been made to date oward securing electric light and power, the Sunday meeting will be ut-of-doors at 3 o'clock. The two representatives of the| Rural Electrification Administra- | ion, Mr. H. B. Bryan and E. L.| 3ennett will not be present. They are in Kodiak assisting on an| R. E. A. project there but as yet| the time of their arrival in Juneau/ indefinite, depending upon the cmpletion of their Kodiak assign- ment Delig am; Sharpe. ol . Thomp- Hanford, G R. Man- Johnson, B organizations the program are for Overseas Relief Sup- plies, accepting parcel orde for Austria, Germany (British end Hungary; the Hebrew Shelter- ing and Immigrant Aid Society, ¢ cepting orders for packages to be sent to Belgium, France, Holland, Luxembourg, and Poland and the Cooperative for Americs Remit- tance to Europe (CAR accept- ing orders for food packages to Austria, Czechoslovakia, Finland, France, Italy, the Netherlands, Norway and Poland It is estimated that the service will be extended to Belgium and Greece in the near future. The Ju- neap chapter will be furnished a revised list of such services at that time. The Greek War Relief ward to individuals in packages containing up pounds of new clothing. shipping is $5—duty free. are mailed or expressed War Relief Wareho 54th street, New York, with a letter of instruction check covering shipping cost. may be done through the Red Cross office. For a 22 pound (gross weight) box of kosher food being send to an individual in Austria, G many (British zone) or Hungar) the total cost is $14.25. The box includes sugar, margarine, ma aroni, cornflakes, cocoa, butter, soap, toilet soap, coffee, powdered milk or marmalade, fish-in-oil or raisins, chocolate, tea, cheese and morning American cigarettes. A seven pound| North Sea, box may be sent for $6.75. | Seattle yesterday, but no word Boxes going to Belgium, France, Princess Louise scheduled to sail Holland, Luxembourg and Poland from Vancouver at 9 tonight. are classified into the following| Freighters Palisana and Square|y,.. o 5 50 o g0 e fnes groups: 10 pounds, $4.59; ID)ymmd.&..:Smxml from Seattle, in port. lived in Petersburg, as they made| $5.79; 11 pounds, $6.64; 11 pounds,| Princess Norah scheduled to ‘aulmany trips up and down its tricky $6.86; 11 pounds, 724. The con-|from Vancouver June 19. llength, and ‘they are anticipating | tents are slightly different or in| — ee e 4 i \no real difficulties along the Yu- varying proportions in each of the{ Glider planes have traveled a'y.., different priced boxes. record distance of 465 miles and| o Rude will make a collection Allhuugh the Red Cross cannot'reached an altitude of four miles.| o wild flowers as they go along, to add to her collection of Southeast ! Alaska specimens. During Dr. Rude's absence this | summer his office partner, Dr. John {C. Clements will take care of the praulce ALASKA AIRLINER FLIES 22 T0 WEST Arriving Friday on the Alaska Airlines Starliner Fairbanks with | Capt. Bill Lund, Flight Officer Jerry {Hola, and Stewardess Janis Free- man were the following passengers from Anchorage: E. Alexander, Mrs. |R. King, C. Green, J. Boyanchek, (Mrs. C. Miller, C. Miller and Ed- |ith Daum. On the return flight the follow- ing passengers were flown to the Westward City: Bert Rutherford, Sr., Alfred Carleton, Mrs. Vivian Carleton, Miss Alice Carleton, | Julia Sinco, W. R. Lynn, Mrs. L | Shafter, Virginia Briner, Julia Mor- ,ris, Janet Ryan. James Ryan, Charles Tusseng, Charles Wallace, Jean Junnings, Mrs. Harry Woodal, Lyle Anderson, A. V. Chapman, Albert Butler, Rob- ! ert Wallace, Loraine McColmb, Mrs. Mary Stroud, and Signa Lund. M L DEPUTY RESIGNS George Taylor, Deputy U. S. | Marshal at Wrangell, has submit- ted his resignation to Marshal Wil- | liam T. Mahcney. He will be re- | lieved from his post on June 18, by | a special deputy appointed until a new permanent appointment has | been confirmed, the Marshal re- vealed. Taylor intends to return to | the Interior to care for his mining | properties .there. partici- ¢ to the J M JUNEAU BOY 5 T0 REPRESENT ALASKA AT BIG SCOUT CAMP McClellan, Jun eau | High School freshman, known as | the Kotzebue Boy ut, will n,)»’ resent Alaska at National Boy Camp in New Mexico during 1 Cha D. e DOWN THE YUKON IN 20-FOOT PUNT PLAN OF DR., MRS. RUDE| Dr. and Mrs. J. O. Rude will leave soon for a most interesting trip through the Interior, during which hased a Pack- they will go down the Yukon to t to Dawson in their 20-foot er punt Wwers Join- with an outboard motor, stopping | to travel!whenever and wherever the mcod the Scout w Jul Y PA McClellan left Thur i plé r Whitehc where | joined s, Herbert Mc Clellan, his fat with the deer service in the Kotzebue and mother, who is a teacher at Kotzebue The McClellans pur ard car at Fairban Whitehorse, where they ed by the m, re over the highway enroute to Den-!gtrikes them. to visit relatives. On July 4,i Mrs. Rude plans to Clellan will leave for the|skagway, probably on the mail | Mexico camp. and passenger boat Leota, and will | The McClellans will also visit in|be met there by Dr. Rude, who will | California, will travel up the coast make the trip in the river punt,| to Seattle, where they will sell their!which will then Le shipped to car and then come north during the! whitehorse and put in the water latter part of August. there, ‘ REE i The Klondike, Ft. Yukon, Nome, | Point Barrow and Fairbanks will| SIEAMER MovEMENIs (all be included in their two-months’ !itinerary, part of which will be Seattle night n- | a will for- school Greece, to 40 Cost of Packages to Greek 420 East 22, N. Y. and This T local ver leave for | young covered by plane. No novices at day |river navigation, the Rudes assure “Y|their friends that they expect to| enjoy n\m) minute of their vacation fand no ore is to worry about them | in case \hm are in some out-of-the | | way spot for a time. he Stikine River became a fam- Alaska from arrive’ Monday of scheduled to sail from! New ink prevents most pen troubles! Solv-x in Quink . Switch to Parker Quink for this vital 4-way pen pro- tection: 1. Ends gumming and clog- ging. Gives even flow. 2. Actually cleans your pen as it writes. 3. Flushes away sediment lefi by ordinary inks. 4. Prevents mefal corrosion and rubber rot caused by high-acid inks. PARKER THE ONLY INK CONTAINING PEN-PROTECTING SOLV-X! 950.E Of all inks, Parker Quink alone contains protective solv-x! So banish most pen’ problems by writing with this new, brilliant, free- flowing, fast-drying ink: Choose from 4 permanent and 5 washable colors. Any fountain pen or steel pen can use Quink! Quink \ 3 10000000006000000¢0 For Father’s Day Visit THE NUGGET SHOP And Select a Gift where you may choose from a -wide variety of exclusive items . . . PIPES—WALLETS of genuine leather, Pocket Knives, Books, Desk Sets, Ivory, Cigarette Holders, Cribbage Boards, Alaska-made Moccasins, Nugget Charms, Tie Clips in gold, silver or ivory, Nugget Scarf Pins, Belt Buckles and many other useful articles. Come In and Browse Around . Visitors Welcome! | for V Price | afternoon { Alaska Committee of Mrs. | q| | rents with refund to tenant of $300| and a payment to the U. 8. Trea-| sury of $150, the total ropresentm;, one and one-half times the over-, charge. Issued in the U. S. District Court at Anchorage was a permanent in- junction in the case of Paul Por- ter vs. Ben Kraft, doing business s Kraft and Son in Kodiak. Also pending is the case of Paul Por- ter vs. Lillie E. James of Seward injunction and treble damages from overcharges on Junior Livestock Show Baby Beef Blue Ribbon Winners MEAT DEPARTMENT--PHOKE 202 MONDAY ONLY resulting rents. At Petersburg, a payment of $50 representing the minimum statu- tory fee for overcharges on rent, has been made by Jacob Holling- stad. In settlement of a triple damage claim against the Pelican Cold Stcrage Co., $503.70 was paid to the U. S. Treasury for overceiling sales of groceries, ammunitions and li- juor, being twice the amount of .he overcharge. Included in the $1,885.03 an- nounced for recent settlements are two cases handled by the Seward Price Panel of the local Price Con- trol Board, and another success- fully concluded by the Anchorage Panel, with the three settle- ments mmlmg 813332 DEDERER POINTS NEED OF CLOSER TIES IN ALASKA Meeting Executive Chamber Wlth mcmbms 01 Board of the of Commerce, yesterday at the Baranof - Hotel, Michael Dederer, Chairman of the the Seattle C-of-C, pleaded for closer cooper- ation, not only between his own Chamber and the individual Alaska groups, but especially among the Alaska Chambers themselves. He said that his present trip has firmly established in his mind that the smaller Chambers have much to offer; that Juneau, Fairbanks, Ketchikan and Anchorage do not hold the full Alaska picture He also disclosed that the Se- attle Chamber is determined to ex- pand its Alaska section and: con- | centrate more closely upon its Al- aska relations. Mr. Dederer was to leave here today. - FROM THE STATES Arrivals from the States regist- ering at the Baranof are L. E. En- sign, H. Knapp, Anacortes, Wash.; H. N. Myers, Seattle; Mrs. Iva | Terry and son, Tacoma, Wash.; M. Dederer, F. V. Wagner, Seattle; Mr. and Mrs. Charles Tronser, Coarsegold, Calif.; Mrs. Claude Millsap, Jr., Santa Barbara, Calif.; Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Peters, Seattle. - Los Angeles police patrol cars now use sound movie equipment to make records of automobile ac- cidents. the Juneau Enjoy Some of This Delicious Blue Ribbon Winners BLUE RIBBON STEAKS BLUE RIBBUN ROASTS Round Steak 67%¢ 1b. | Shoulder Poi Roasts - 56%c Ib. Sirloin Steaks - - - 72% lb. | Prime Rib Roasis 69%c 1h. T-Bone Steaks 81%c b.| Rolled Rump Reasts - 70%c lh. Ground Round Steak - 70%c Ih. | Chuck Roasls 56%c 1h. Hamburger Steak - - 52%c lh. | Sirloin TipReasls - - 70%c lb. ) Temporary price increase autherized by the O. P. A. for this Bire Ribbon Ecef to offset increased costs. > Empire Wam A bring resuits! THE WHOLE TOWN IS TALKING First Terrific Week of the Sophisticated Scerewball JIMMY CASANOVA with HY SEAMAN and JERRY NOTTINGHAM and the Sepla Songblrd" DEDE EARLE ,,”mm»mn00»000»0omn0»0on“onoonnownnwnnm