The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, July 18, 1946, Page 2

PAGE TWO eup would replace the man ccnirol of PAC prevaied under the late Sid- Creek Gla- r, Salmon activities Mendenh:; 2 > cabin. Follow- an. ing lunch the Re tional g : B 2l 61, who has been Hill- : 2 't on CIO-PAC, will field Home tained and returned where they were enter to Juneau by handle day-to-day ervision and CIO-PAC Shrine Ssiat direction ef work way of large number of phot were CIO President Philip Murray = n day’s announcement after taken. The group was back in|™ade tcd Lt s b Be oity by 6 pm he plan had b ratitied at a This éxearsion trip is a defin- | Closed door e oot Sl ite partaot the Pan Pacific- Tour o gbinl i 00 and is being scheduled in Juneat by the Greyhound the first T R k db e A own or ed by Gas - >-oo— LAWRENCE TRANSFERRED Alfred ed principel of the Ala N;nnu S Service school at lutna, is in| ONSET, Mass, July 18 A gas| Juneau enioute to Seward, Law- | explosion rocked the center of Uns z THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRF the Alaska Range. The temperatures about normal yesterday. Rain scme stations over the northern over L e ) as fallen duri Plain States \‘\"‘I \THFR REPORT THER BUREAU tral Canada, Scutheast Alaska Scattered thunderstorms were reported ires for 24-Hour Southeast Alaska cor the past 24 hour of the United Stat central Alaska and the Seward P er Wyoming yesterday ETIN P. M. today noon. 3 el ARINE WEATHER BULL b e Reports from Marine Stations at 12:30 hn 60; WIND Amua Station Weather Temp. Airport—Maximum, 61 Cape Decision Rain-Fog 53 minimum, 49 Cape Spencer Cloudy 4 Eldred Roc Cloudy 56 WEATI FORECAST Five Finger Light Cloudy 54 aneaimnCNIPUUEY) Guard TIsland Cloudy 59 Lincoln Rock Cloud; 56 Point Retreat Cloudy 56 ay with occasional \ tonight and Fri- NOON: Protected waters of Southeast Alaska and day but with decreasing Entrance to Sitka—southerly to southeasterly win clcudiness and warmer to- less. Outside waters, Sitka to Yakutat—casterly night ana Friday afternoon. 15 to 20 miles per hour. Cloudy with light rain MARINE FORECAST FOR THE PERIOD ENDIN ds show Height of Waves (Sea Conditior 5> miles per hour to southeasterls JUNEAU, ALASKA THURSDAY, JULY 18, 1946 may desire. We ars ag for Lloyds of Lon Compensation in Shattuck Agency | ment of pale yellow gladioli wit vious ' to hi | 16 0f pak RRCES. Wk ) r ) Liyden, both | Doaless {Learing the names of the engaged| No ¢ % Rasibeer Bbt ok s Hopored Here | g ESie”e Casler ‘mnx;l lAi ;“IQ!V '\”]T“ “Nl. o oy e TELUPHONE SUBSCRIBERS P i ! xmv- ield the individua place- of " v A BEie ! c of tt telephene dire Mol iigiade All's frec and easy in dogdom Jolas School for Gitls in Seattls, dy, Mt ho! I Wednesday to welcor teday—the Juneau City Pound is ey ttendsd the T Beotge . Ml s re for cmpty in Juneau sl rington where sh Jor Mrs. Fran H 2 s The pound’s last tenant has been a was in por ter of Delta Gamma Sor MacDonald, Mrs - were Mesdames H redeemed t : ‘ and 11 : Wrile in Juneau she was employ r and Miss Iren> Ra TR Wellman Hc J Chnithyad Page One) & went 1o & fnE naw ik pRichard, Eubanks ;o8 We t the First National Bank i SEATLE, July 1 strong ’ e O i'Was an her twc t yoar to % Y Blacklieads too. No w: _.,‘\“[‘Lf ‘\”, ,va‘“”m_ g Julia Rice, R — “cne large mae, police-husky var- (‘,““ Lk (!1 POt ) "\I\"(f" T““"l“” hogge 0 ALASKA SAILS SOUTH W5 oo it is e, o it o occan floor some 800 miles from b et T mittee, 1o votes were tak- 1ety, dark groy color” dog, yester-|gomer Jjuneau nt and liivan, the, son of Mr.. ¢ : nbound on the ) here coast were recorded > % el the Senatz bill, e Alask now residing n 5 iy s Dbk o 4 ; Hoeta £ Ju-l e . X ill a constant threat il s SRR L P ealol 3 e t no e PN e M r emer 1d ardson with the 7th We * r Rosenbe Sty dhe i > £ forthcoming marriage to Lt. Johr . He was a studc H. Boyc ian Lewis Bdna Pol-}> EXP 0 Velo_Lhemeasyrosit B 3 H. Sullivan, Jr., was recently an- achusetts Institute of Te Lewis, Elle Whit 4 : desk with such ban DFRELAY HERE W rcad. Wt SR bR -logy betore ‘enllsting in: the. Ak " Ui 4 I ceiling e Alaska Steamship Company’s en in honor of Mrs. Eu at Corps, and was an ructor in i Mrs. A ittler, Mauro Drue Co. fre B T freighter Dervlay arrived at 8:30 the LaFemme Club i Anchorage. training bases in the States pre- bour “The Rexall Store” h : I BEFORE SUCCESSOR a.m. today Lo load lumber for An- The table, set for ten, was laid ki < 5 clicved 15 e R O Tie Derblay is due to with a white damask cloth, and| S6666006080040066000630000060000006087000402000006000000009000000¢95060006 xuuux_'}‘ t Sk omic Stabilizer Ches- clear por it a few days yellow was the predominating cclor e will not ta . R ! Hiien Wit be named: by Dbl e used in the decorations. The cen- s he Bakers m evo' | i ot A, dhiel exEohE Empire Want Aas oring resu'ts! terpicce was a long low arranse- $ | s8 today, w an 5 (7 R i e 3 T e Dominion Astr 0 p' ' ! oYy & ARt e EER e Al B b 4 5 OPA law under . . S. DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE, WEATHER BUREAU ° , n Plan fo Rafion o2 i « v : : ; _ i g netios NE. ASK! i o in Enclind fean function. i o 3 The revised Alaska Workmen's Compensation Act, Bfea "‘ Ilg an inks e will get sich DATA FOR 2 HOURS ENDED AT 4:30 A. M, 12071 MERIDIAN TIVE ¢ Wthh became effe CI;\ e Ju lv) : mouu’es that -all per- 4 ess, he told a re Max. temp. TODAY 4 LONDON, ‘uly 18.—The British ir guess is as good as last Lowest 4:30am. 24 hrs Weather at Y more employ :.( t0 46 Bheadl with Station 24 hrs.* | temp. temp. Precip. 4:30 : re en JIC[GV.;, must We eir distance ns to ration bread despite S i 1 Agchorage B 20 i S Vs i elther: 4 fio" #Hites "be U revait ot “BaNara: them substant ad fol- Bagrow 4 $ 3 d , 5 LoVt & collapse of price control Bethel % 53 56 0 Clear z : ! : ! gvac r Cordova 60 49 b4 1. Sec i : a_special e § ecure from § The meeting this morning whic Dawson 78 Trace Clc $ . i . Edmonton 66 41 Pt. Cloudy |§ : e by i B Jc “”n:x‘ A e fi = Fairbanks 80 58 Trace Pt. Cloudy ' & cale of fmnxz/,zag resmensibiiily "Li!(}h will 2Ly e sssociation whicn represents| Juneal Murder! + Hinines a | a 0 Couy e autherize the bakers ¢ Juneau 0 02 Cloudy 3 § iHers ¥l t bragd Juneau Airport 61 02 Cloudy s GRAY lINE GIVESNINE oovors v pread Mystery Outs L o 4 A Groncy © |$ insurance, 3 i if the r plan goes into . 55 @ ® HOUR EXCURSION T0 :xcci'as “equicd on oncay In Magatine Kotaehue 5 53 e S 3 LARGE TOURIST PARTY % ,‘ . g o N&W I.me u ior | I-fated ence Campbell, his noripway 70 52 7 Cloudy | ® T EG | utiful ¢ ts convicted Petersburg 60 51 0 Cloudy : slayer George Meeks; local police, poitland e 59 g 5 e (i0-PAC Announced Maichal's Deputies 8¥d poines Ge 61 51 v 3 2. Secure adequale insurance with a com- § n .ud Walter Hellah— pynce Rupert 63 0 Pt. ¢ 4 Rl curiently stalking through gepttle 75 52 0 C 3 pany qu;;!; fio b ¢ C U“l July 18 - -‘.A‘- of Startling Detective— gjtia 61 52 01 Cloudy R4 : - l‘} B e Whitehorse 67 48 0 Pt LS & s e S rretdoai s frst “thailorvization of Juneaw's Yakutat 60 51 51 04 Cloudy s b4 t Politi ° R rder (ry of last winter ap- °—(4:30 a. m. vesterday to 4:30 a. m. tod $ We will b4 WL U o rs in ihat magazine in lurd WEATHER SYNOPSIS: The low pressure c continued i 384 gets & : 4 f B Tiveman exroulivy stion Gulf of Alaska this morning. The ridge of high pressure extends s h]llly under t" 3 this city: D - - the coast from northwestern Washington across Southeast Ala b4 : 3 b4 ® 9 » Q - 4 9 e b b3 ° 2 4 s 3 b4 B ° $ b b4 ° ° ° 4 § s 3 % b4 3 $ ° ° @ ° ® ° ° * » > $ : ° o L4 Q0 crowded Puzzara’s Bay re day and official reports placed isferring from an ad- ministra position with the In-| d dian Office i Stewart, Nev, will|dead at six, with the possibility take over the vacancy left by|that others were buried i the George Morelander. Mr. More- Alliihe dead ilivedijg lander is un leave to the States and wil e A ds of 22 were injured, some another ignment | seriously. i Lawrence’s family will join| Four buidings, housing a spa, Bim in Ekiutna st a latér date, | 3Hb shop a ea food restaurant | were damaged in the blast at the — e+ - Empire Want Aas bing iesust | height of thie noon lumhum quh\ b | in eating aud dining - COUNCIL M Ants--Roaches .. ° le business is at hand Hf)‘e‘s)l‘ quick SAFE odorless | for the Juneau City Council at its| y to o home . v | 8% ey you ¥ ~x-n’n second regular July meeting to-| kle BUHACH acr ieir tralls and | morrow evening, Mayor Waino| in_cracks and crevic BUHACH —for ove one of the best prc Rasty insect Hendrickson announced today The new City Building Code will | s | be up for final ge, with nam- | ing of an Appeals Board to follow approval B. Hall tenancies PRONOUNCED BU'MACK will also be discussed, the JULY CLEARANCE SALE & Slack Suits ® Skirls Reduced by 1=-3 and 1-2 IT STARTS TOMORROW! Channel Apparel Twentieth Century Bldg. PHONE 203 eecveesocsoocsceseno0ese Low pressure center—29.70 inches— e e 000000000 154 degrees west it is Whitten “THE WHOLE WORLD IS STREWN WITH SNARES, TRAPS, GINS AND PITFALLS FOR THE CAPTURE OF MEN BY WOMEN . GB.S. . pechaps Mr. Shaw is putting it a little too strong But ladies, them all of the comfort you can at home. if you want to keep your men happy give We suggest you drop in and look over cur collection of items for the man who smokes . . . cigareltes, pipe cr cigars We have scveral really substantial smoking stands, all- pipe numerous ash trays and metal, wide tops, plenty of room for everything . . . racks in mohogany, humidors, cigarette boxes . and for the man who wants to light his pipe with a kitchen match we have some fine polished aluminum holders for kitchen match boxes also a " great many styles in paper match folders. 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