The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, July 19, 1946, Page 2

d !’- i | » | R s e M S | i ! ¢ i PAGE TWO TRUNKS Just Arrived. .. | [ : 1946 pating Lqm ! ntral Al 184,- ‘xmxt of the guarantee provisio nas 14,645; [This is particularly helpful ut 'I(N‘( is SET .105; 1946 time when funds available in 1) P THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE - total 69451 !mupmmmn the parti JUNEAU, ALASKA 516 723 |Revoly g section of the Act a |limited, and requests for TRAllS '!945 SATURDAY EVE| 1946 FRIDAY, JULY on of 1@ 3 They are just what " 4 loans 1 | people have been = Kt i ’“ St o :‘_ Fx 4 hums, 215; cohoes, 194!)' oy leolzi)mg Fund Loans 2 rl | . e W tctal 20 1945 total 22,174 though banks are b Ssartic- i cellent quality with B Y 300 000 e I et i o e MRl e Elics Tomm PRONBEON PRty reinforced corners, 5 i 428; chums, 20265; Directors are also making dire i heavy locks in i - 1 1l 508,205; 1945/loans from the Revolving r]um.“\s: ai AUk Bay Come A” black or blue . . . H . 1 Haley said. 5 | L ‘!B”S'0| BBY Cakh NOW on Wester laska totals—Reds, r>09- Loans have been approved in « Take Drmks : } s, 428; chums, ery division of Alaska, and includ Packmg Trunks ||| Even Terms with Slow Toin. el Si. | suia. Ghherd Femal o Fourth of July spoll 0" x x 22 | 3,578 {commercial lodges, theatr shir moeney—marked for | | |.351 Season ALASKA {boats, canneries, farms, é:,‘,“ [ ind mixer, membars $36 4[] Totals for all Divisions—Reds merchandise stores, and mines. ball club will stage The nt Bri B: 700,062 1-2; king 19.-| At present one Territorial Com- picnic this Saturday 36" x 24”7 x 21 |pack 1 to par ms 3.684 missioner and three Regional I 1 today { i fast 1 ‘ 1946 tota total, irectors ar2 administering the A and Le- | 334 15 he week ' A 506 with a second man to be appointc istinelu Chan- . ’ in ¢ clude e >oo— lfor the Anc ge section to wited to the pie- | ¢ I Wildlife mn- care of the large number of re- !l ith wiv I quests from that District. lea officials wiil get in FOOt LOCker OVER QUARIER OF i Regional Director Admission fee for all x 16" x 1 | Mr. Haley advises all applica laying men is one bottle M'llloN DOI.I-ARS for benefits under the Act to d key per 1d for the lad $22 75 {irectly with their Regional offic ozen sandwiches or son s will speed up action on appli- | littin vittles OPA CEILING PRICES loANED VEIERANS cations It is announced that Umpire Plus Federal Tax Regional Directors already ap- | Larry Parker w :_A‘ be pi an ed to > pointed are: tend in order to pay off for Few VE'S ASklng fOf Bonus' Frank Claston of the First Di-|“bed ' he~has called so far B. M. Behrends v B gk o i e, R ST e Ry offi for the| _| Commercial Building, Box 151, Cars are needs I - QUALITY SINCE 1887 L offi Report Made by Com, | Gommeret el ooy i Vg SOUTH A H Harry Palmer, who administc ars to th Keter .:;1'1’ ! NOfmafl BIEY the Second and Fourth Divisions, up picnic-bound passer HEINZ WILDE Is b B ; ——— . loffice located in the building f - .‘“' y-three loans totalling over a erly occupied by the Engineers, e 0 ® 0 e o w e 0w - 1945 total, 997 r of a million dollars the F. E. Company office on G ° . GUES' SPEAKER AT 5 X vy been made to Alask: den Island, B Fairbank 3 WEATHER REPORT ° fast Oppst Pt N . the Territorial Vet- Brooks Drayton, of ks BALRET RUREAD) - e N(HEON OF Bpw ".].‘, 5 total ep rans' Act passed by the special vision with offi in o T Tl poaian U Wrangell-Pet Rec session of the Legislature on April Building, Box 1399, Ancho o T Giear TTEL N d 4 1045 |2 1046, it was revealed in the re- Members of the Board . ° . ks S ese and Pro- |, Y16; 1945 port which Territorial Veterans' Ellis, First Division N T e 8: '8 i LRErROR I s ... Commissioner Norman Haley made Second Division; Joh Mg X e h 5 s | EREhaNT e ;‘1“‘{;5'\’\“""1' to the Board at its second meet- Third Division; Paul Sol R 63 8 i thale® feanias i 930 1olal jng in Juneau last Monday. The Fourth Division; and L ® S hildmutn. 5k . T e Tons 45 first loan was made June 20. Demmert, member-at-large 5 b4 Eehla it i podls An overwhelming majarity of re - oo — e RORECAET. & AT SO0 quests are for loans with compa COMMIT 0 ° ( u and Vielnity) . s b1 1045 total 10.099. ;(ive)y few veterans asking for the At an ins hearing ‘held be- % Wendling aud Mrs. Asn Mack w 571; kings, 36; Which 18 an ANBHELYe to ters Bl e Avpde N illie o introduced ac new members by S 000 CoNDEs, s ; B ve 10 fore U. S. Commissioner Felix Gray, e with occasional e Matnbersh airman, M 3040 7185 total. | Pa0 projisions oliLub Rk James K. Sieer has been commit- o and litile temper- BBtk Ou a single day this month teq to Morningside Hospital. ° wange tonight andl e T " checks were mailed in the amount NG A # 5 i Mis. McCernick pre e I(Ij e ]:;) of $38,650 on direct loans receiving PHILIP TATES HERE % i \y‘/“;‘v'\v 4‘“‘“"1 xim b ‘\" ll J u_n.'xl ml.lhn, \\'I‘xlc bonuses unnlh‘n%; g S e e e In introducin 1€ ,“u.‘. ‘»\t eps $790 were paid on the same day. w and Mrs. Philip Tate e Jitaay o Lk SNUy SO e 44 One bonus went to a convalescent govq Native Service teachers FELEPHONE SUBSCRIBERS country we.e briefly outlined. The ptracks P veteran who will ke unable to WOrk i runear Rwet If S B el art the Red Cross, Travelers Aid, 699; cohoe for soveral m ARBthe ok Kwet f you have not received your ; 5 4 4: 1945 total 0} L s Douer. WBS irney have 1ed from an-|copy of thc new telephone direc- Alaska Governor I Delegate g VoL to a man on his way to receive sy 5 . 2 3 Sroae - : h 4 nual vacation leave in the state ory, please call ). Bartlett and friends in Sweden CENTR H, hospitalization for an injury r played in finally making it possible Copper Riv ed while in the armed se for Heinz tc join his aunt and 7,001; 1946 tota 1945 al, Direct loans to the extent of $12 uncle in Juneou were told 7 500 have been made from tke re- He told of the thousands of Wwilliam Sound—Reds, 636; volving loan created by the Act, homeless people in Europe today k pinks, 929; chums, 2609: while banks have granted loans with no homes—no relatives, no cohoes, 852; 1946 total 5.501; amounting to $145000 under the place to g0 and what the Swedish total 174,866, guarantee provisions had . for these Cook Inlet—Reds, 15547; Banks Coopcrate people in restoring them to health pin c ity of the Territor He said that women greatly o 2 . b re cooperating in the guar- numbered the men and that they 1945 total 59,810 antee loan feature, under which were still holding jobs and work the banks make a direct loan at factories of busin Kodiak—R four percent to the veteran, 90 pe . cent of the loan being laranteed There vere es on the boat coming to America at the through the Office of the Ter: time he made the trip. He stated pinks, 539; chums, torial Commissioner of Vetera: that hundreds were trying to come 60,673; 1945 total Affairs. here but ca account of the quota Alaska sula- Haley said: “I cannot em- were unable to do so kings , 11,695; tco strongly the excellent In Sweden one enjoys the priv- ileges that are enjoyed by Ameri- cans, you gu where you want; you say what you want; you read what you want; you worship as you want, whick: Lo the pepole released from the cuicentration camps is a great privilege “During the stay in Sweden be- fore you could do anything, you had to be ciiecked by the doctors every 14 dsys. X-Rays were taken and befcre you were released you nad to be puysically alright,” said (he speaker. “A great many of the people relcased from the concen- tration camps were tubercular and had a long fight to regain their health.” In closing, Wilde stressed the fact that all nations must help each other in order to have peace and to survive. Next Thursday another luncheon mee! wil! be hgld and members are asked U5 invite guests who are interested i.a the activities of the Business ara Professional Women. — e TOUR PARTY VIEWS SLIDES OF ALASKA mbers of the Pap-Pacific tour now in Juneau were shown U. 8. Forest Service's collection lides depicting the life and topogravhy cf the whole of Alaska, at an illustrated lecture given last cvining in tue Federal Building by Harry Sperling, Forest Service Ad- ministrative Officer. e FISH LANDD Me The following boats landed fish! here today: the Alaska Coastal Fisheries ker Elfin II, skippered by E. O. Swanson, 50,000 pounds of king and silver salmon; the Booth Fisheries packer skippered by Jim Thorpe, 5000 pounds of king salmon; Ole Westby's Oceanic 17,000 poun of black cod and halibut; Peter Hammer's Neld, 7,000 | pounds of bl k cod 'lln last two catches had ot been sold at noon. 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