The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, July 2, 1946, Page 2

PAGE TWO THE DAILY ALASKA EVIF RE JUNEAU ALASKA TULSD’\Y jULY 2, 1946 B ——— | | . | ALASKANS NOMINATED SETTLEMENT [Housewives Mus MAJ, GEN. INGLES MCINLEYS PURCHASE _(SALLY RAND WINS fOUR]’H GAME‘ HOSPITAL NOTES i { St ’\xnn Hospital has admit s : | | |0rder Tomorrow MAKING SURVEY MARINE BUILDING VICTORY FOR ART [0 Stk Oodler i el imes poR il AR [ —_— B),.mh~ cal attention and T ! ; inated by President Trumam fc have purchased the Marine Build- H " [ '«l patient. 3 k5 3 & o k i 3 5 . ular Arm der the current In- | Stores will be closed: Thurs- ing at the foot of Seward su-l-.w;JUdge Finds " Just Sally | The Government Hospital dis-|jepration Propram, Elbert B. Gen- i ” sawdve from J. B. Warrack, tk i : | chargéd Danuy Sharclane, Hoo it i day, July 4, so housewives must , they announc- | 1 g arclane, Hoonah. |, o oo nkis has beén nominat- make up their want tists - Hopes to Improve, Also Ex- ed today. They are changing tn Is Ok - In SDEC|G| The Fourth of July game will be Lo B et o i e night and place their orders Q ' name of the building to the M- Perform played at 3 oclock in the after-| CAA MEN FLY TO JUNEAy (¢4 38 a captaim; Cl g E( 4 et SO S S b it Kinle g A rmance noon instead of oclock. The of Ketchikan as a first lieutenant; * | cany temorrow w0 mwre ae- - pand Facilities Through- e Bukdne - et | bt b It plsoit e the Mooee| , OVl Aeronuutics Authority plot | and Willam B. Snodgrass of Pal- ey livery. = 3 has several apart- = i : Jim Hu en- | mer as b captal ! | . : ! 8 oo 1y 2—Sally and the Leglon. mer as a captain Incidentaily the four lecal ments upstairs and offices down-| SAN FRANCISCO, July 2.—Sally | rinet rived here last night in a i ! Government Action Need-| ettty e oo o out Termilory of AlaskD | o e o ey duneen_ untatieren’ by palloe Goarh sl g s A ed 10 Break S"ang|9- | rcloien el day SRR =2 Major ‘General Harty Q. fngies,| @ e i R GAME IONIGHT s e e i 3 | echeck-ups must be made on LRI o e in e o - e mclted with legal approval. neau on official business the two| Warren Blodzett of Ketchikan ls hinnt | that lipstick. powder, cic, to . 3 IN WASHINGTON Municipal Judge Daniel Shoe- grasment made Sunday there will return tc thelr base in the | in Whashington ‘ch a: business trip. nold on dnipping i 4 communications, is now b naker had placed his judicial okay ’ ) = [ lay a0 ihe . ou pply betore 9 | o o shtoubiout Alasks, to d M. Clifford Smith, Jr., longtime [ maker had placec J a7 ml! | . a baseball game tonight' Westward City sometime this after- | Mr. Blodgett served with the Army c'cleck tomorrow night formine the present and future Falrbanks resident, now with theupon Anyone who found her g.iing at 6:30 o'clock. The game noon Engineets in Alaska ‘and in the A ) ksl - .t the “Territory in regards Reconstruction Finance Corporation pight club dance lewd and lasci- wi) pe between the Teen-Agers and Pilot Hurst, well known for his| Pacific during the wat. ; . lectt communications. He there, is in Washington on official | vious, he held. must have 1ad & ths Moose of = the " Jutiehu ™ City mercy in the interior, has R ked for s business. He expects to leave for|perverted sense of moral values League, been 2 pilot since 1939. Empire Want Ads bring results! to do everyth in his y i power to improve and expand the the West this week and will spend| Judge Shoemaker saw for him-| — : u Army communication facilities @ few days on the Pacific Coast|self, in a special performance, and s . thraniioit T e Werincy before returning to his Fairbanks|vesterday found the fan and bub- . a I ul 'I The' General is very much im-|home le dancer mnocent of indecent [~ Zl PASSENGER DQUGLAS pressed with the scenic beauty of . xposure. He r(n.q);)\\ul all charges : Alaska and the courteous and co- MRS. C. “ANIELS DI | erowihig: oM OLT-UeIE RITERE £ GWike - " fi -4 operative attitude of Alaskans. He The remains of Cath Dan- | Within 24 hours last week. 2 STARLINERS D cs ‘s In on ro 1 his intention of bringing iels, 57, who died yesterday at Part of thc controvers "“\“:‘“ a ly to Alaska on a vacation Government Hospital, will be arondl Wi L LN D HOSTESS SERV!CE i trip in the near future to Sitka for burial tonight by feather (w'(vl a .lxl.m; sz:,\nn]lm .‘;\::» n : " Maj. Gen. Ingles was in Juncau Charles W Carter Mortuary jer protected Sally from the public death of, OPA caitib \\1'[:] "\ e Jast week, made a_trip to Skagway. Mrs. Daniels, who was a Tlingit An_RrTestine ‘policemen St MEALS SERVED ALOFT O e ibut allocation then returned here and is now to leaves five children, Mrs. George ! was nothing left but Sally s¥eiF e et SR R . the westward and interior, Howard, Mrs. William Thomas,|She said there was a patch but [ ] INCBEASEB FH“IGHT s{:HED“LE |tor of>Wisheries in charge of - Mrs. Lillian Ward, Rudolph Liberty | $hc cowdnt surrender i f6f Sve 3L | y 1y TO FHA CONFERENCE and Richdrd Daniels, all of Sitga |dence Dbecause 1t “Just = floated wages | but Allocation at Seattle, today s away i : in the|Reglonal Office of' the d Carter Jr, FHA Underwrit- DOUGLAS WEDDING b St Bt ] 5 ports Wildlife Service here er ka, plans to leave here, Ralph Earl Smothers, of Grants| ;o “‘h‘v'v“' ot 'x;‘“ g FAIRBANKS . r this vea | “Washington office advises that'July 4 bound for Los Angeles| Pass, Oregon and Phyllis P Turner, oo =0 “roe 4 o gon el Local dock operators at Juneau— 'authority for is carried Where a zona: FHA conference is to Juneau, have been married at| ttl O PURAE, S coMPLETE AER EXPRESS o av Coid Storage Comipany | Second War Powe which iy 10, 11, 12 and 13. He Douglas by U. S. Commissioner "= " .~ “,‘", Al et ke 7 Golist Dodld Gomékng= bas been. renswed b vl andl to recarn to Juneau about|Felix Gray. B. D. Smothers and 0 1€ HSE PO S0 be rded the longshoremen halibut 7 G 4 Mund. Ship operators running “Beats may cnly to highest S. DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE, WEATHER BUREAU ) luw BED“CT!GN e 1t der the jurisdiction of bidder who is holder of a valid al- JUNEAU, ALASKA /3 W pping Administration, iocation permit WEATHER BULLETIN approval by the WSA TN 2 DATA FOR 24 HOURS ENDED AT 4:30 A. M., 120TH MERIDIAN TIME before they can consider them- [ Max. temp. TODAY elves in position to make the pay- A!om!( Energy (Gm. last Lowest 4:30a.m. 24 hrs Weather dt ment Station 24 hrs temp. temp. Precip 4:30am Neither the local dock o Anchorage % 54 56 0 Pt. Cloudy i Holds Secret Session 1 5 re rate—increased frem YOuK, July 2—The Spec- Bethel 88 54 hour to $1.54 1 Sub-( e of the United Cordova 60 50 50 13 Drizzle operators here have Nati Atomic Energy Commis- Dawson 5 50 jay the new rate as into its second secret Edmonton hid con as compensatingly increased ¢ today in its effort to make Fairbanks 88 55 Trace Pt. Cloudy rat approved by the progress on the urgent task of as- | Haines 60 49 , Trace Cloudy . hip, 0p- s atomic control charter. | Juneau 61 53 a1 Cloudy v upon committee members Juneau Airport 62 18 a2 Cloudy who attended the first meeting|Ketchikan 59 53 34 Cloudy reantime three yesterday wers present as the ses- | Kotzebue 67 56 0 Clear vessel. inacti all with need- sion began Mc ath [} cd Southeast Alask ocs aboard The men on the sub-com Nome 55 54 Pt. Cloudy at Ketc d tee were pushing ahead on | Northway 76 55 are th N heir mission in a reported atmos- | Petersburg 61 50 50 04 Rain Showers nd Sword Knot, with the Clos e of comvlete frankness and|Portland 58 58 by Cloudy litch, which sailed from Seattle good understanding Prince Rupert 6 Saturday, due to arrive there today. g Prince George 48 49 04 Cloudy Advices are that the I san Francisco 47 18 ax freighter Victoria will arrive in HUN‘ FOR plANE Seattle 59 50 Pt. Cloudy and has been Sitka 61 53 53 Rain Showers : until Whitehorse 7 50 i xpected br LOST IN CANADA Bl e Cloudy Also affected, in 10-| osroleie e s 3 *—(4:30 a. m. yesterday to 4:30 a. m. today) cal mail boat E T P o sl o Sl WEATHER SYNOPSIS: A trough of low pressure extends from a lacking cargoes us transhipped stes Army Afr Forces low center about 600 miles west of Vancouver Island northwestward across 1 longshoremen will work her {* Bt ES O vl country e Gulf of Alaska to central and western Alaska. Rain has fallen during only from the Alaska Coast or Cold ' bl Y the past 24 hours over the northwestern United States, extreme western : ; : : teday for a Piper Cub plane pilot- 5 Storage docks The, Oity Dogks .o "1 Ty < Bather of' Jariestown ada, Scutheast Alaska and the upper Tanana Valley of Afska. 2d under the WSA by the N. Y \;-':le ;“\,\mmrm while m; Thunder storms were reported at some stations over southern Yukon thland Transportation Company "‘ flisht ' i _N;,\ Naxn: B G- to Territory and the upper Tanana Valley last night pen signed to a new b e Df o en e & Smith River. : MARINE WEATHER BULLETIN Also meantime, the situation re- Buxh«,' was Dbiloting w of two Reports from Marine Stations at 1:30 'P. M. Tna_d)‘ E arding Canadian Pacific Railway :““'” lanes being ferried from 4 WIND Hf*mlxtwf\'vnws ships seems to have simmered down Lochhaven, Pa., to Anchorage, Al- Station Weather Temp. Dir.and Vel. (Sea Condition) comewhat. Under present condi- 2ka ape Decision Cloudy SE 8 Zero tions, CPR ships will, it is indi- By T pe Spencer Cloudy ENE 12 Calm cated, continue to make port here, TANKER HERE dred Rock Pt. Cloudy Calm Calm with longshoremen handling lines tanker Alaska Standard tied Five Finger Light Pt. Cloudy Calm Calm and mail. CPR passengers to and the Standard Oil Company Guard Island Cloudy SE 15 Zero from Juneau are limited to hand 8 am. today enroute to Lincoln Fiock Cloudy SE 35 3 feet KRR P Point Retreat Pt. Cloudy Calm Calm SRS biakep & dhs oubtegain at MARINE FORECAST FOR PERIOD ENDING WEDNESDAY EVE- 5 s, Sodtay NING: Protected waters of Southeast Alaska and outside waters, Dixon GUESIS OF MORGANS TR Entrance to Yakutat riable winds under 15 miles per hour—variable West Virginia’s state flower, the cloudiness with light rain showers. late June and early July. Alaska to western Alaska . Mr. and Mis. P, R S B ootk Lrother and sister of Tom 4 A. Morgan o° the Columbia Lum- 1 ber Co., will conclude a ten-day + F . Keep Cool - The couple has been e ned [ N centinually by Mr. and Mrs. T. I Morgan since their arrival. They + ™ eturned e is week from a E ise aboard T. Mo s yacht % Naha to Teuakee, Sitka, V I rln Springs, Appleton Cove and var- T fous Columbia Lumber Co, logging T camps along tne way . 3 The ors will fly to their e e s ster e T No better way 1o cool off after a Fourth of July celebration. P. Mor- ' & gan is superintendent of Washing- % hard day’s work than with a ton's White River Lumber Co. .. s : hottle of our delicious soda . . . MARIAN CASS + i e Miss Marian Cass, daughter of take plenty home for the "4th Mrs. Helen Cass, returned Ju- i neau aboard the Princess s B3 after attendin ford University 4 during the past year 2 - > - + BURFORDS RETURN i 4 CARD BEVEB.AGES are now Mr. and Mr:. Wilbur K. Burford % K returned 1 w the available at all Juneau, Doug- states ‘ las and Highway stores . . Ask W wy + for it by name our dealer R % % . . ' 4 o 1 will say it can’t be beat for £ £ + ALASKA FLAVOR! PREFERRED for three generations! %* Also Available in Tea Bags s NN RELIANCE) URE FOODS CARD WHOLESALE PHONE 216 — § i % N \ NATIONAL EHE[IY 0. | 1960 Favirh Ave Sourh SEATTA, WASHINGTON BEVERAGE (0. 805 TENTH STREET Day or Night — For Mixers or Soda Pop B R n i n R R RN 3 MWWW ROUND TRIP FARES ©:00D FOR ONE YEAR OFFICE BARANOF HOTEL Phone 667 just 1 This is a victory for art My dance is aesthetic - HIGHWAY PATROLMAN IS GRADUATE OF FBI A. P. “Bob” Brandt, Territorial y Patrolman stationed at Fairbanks, has been graduated as a member of the 32nd s of the FBI National Academy. The course lasted for twelve weeks. Francis Cardinal Speilman, Senator Bridg- es of New Hampshire and FBI Di- rector J. Edgar Hoover were among these who spote to the graduating class Immediately after the exercises, Mr. and Mrs. Brandt left for De- troit to pick up a new car. From there they plan to drive over the Alaska Highway e to Fairbanks. enflprmmenflprencnfly ol .~ AIR EXPRESS| Fruits and Vegetables . . . at prices yeu can afford to pay! , for your July Fourth Celebration. 35¢l. 55¢lb. APRICGTS CHERRIES PLUMS CANTALOUPES and HONEY DEWS lEITU(E CELERY CUCUMBERS 45ckb. TOMATOES 35¢lh. © AlSQum== HOME-GROWN VEGETABLES PAILY FROM OUR OWN FARNM: Green Onions - Radishes - Swiss Chard - Beet Greens - and Fresh Strawberries DAILY S5cb. 5clb. Oc ib. 50cb. 1 Wishing You A Happy July Fourth! CALIFORNIA GROCERY GROCERY DEPARTMENT—PHONE 478 MEAT DEPARTMENT—PHONE 311 o