The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, July 22, 1946, Page 8

MONDAY, JULY 22, 1946 Mrs. George F. Alexander in which| MRS. BONNER GOES SOUTH |Aalto, in Douglas for the past seve che stated that Judge Alexander's| Mrs. Rovert Bonner, Jr. enroute|€ral weeks. Her daughter, Pauline health is improving rapidly under|to her home in Seattle, was a|Bonner will remain in Douglas for s 3 treatment wiuch he is receiving Eti southbound passenger aboard a | the balance ¢’ the summer. ] PR R 7 SENRALL N PAGEEIGHT ™ . THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU, ALASKA ‘Doll Lady' and ‘BuffaloBill' ShrinersJam MTHENSAS I8 WATER FRANCHISE UP T0 VOTERS AT SPECIAL ELECTION Single Pollfig—PIa(e Open from8 A.M. 1o 7P.M. jammed today with thousands of San Frandsco SAN FANCISCO, July 22.—San| Francisco and transbay Cakland are Miss Knthicen Sauls will arrive | yeports, the Princess Norah tomorrow | visit in Juneau as the house- | iest of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Allen | two weeke. | l wl'"' ToM All!“s;the Mayo Clinic, Rochester, Min-| Pan American Airways plane yes- nesota. His illness has been dlagwterday, |uosed as a nervous disorder, she, Mrs. Bonner has been visiting at |the home of her father, August a guest at i.e Baranof. | Mrs. W. O. Williams has arrived here from Tulsequah, B. C. She: H : red fezzed, brightly pantalooned| Although she was born in Ju- @ Shriners determined to cut loose|neau, Miss Seuls has not seen her 1 ere 0m0rr0W for five starting tomorrow in! pirthplace e she was two years: b their merriest convention since pre-|gld. She is making this trip to, { war days. | Alaska afcer graduating recently 3 Arriving at a staggering rate by from the University of Southern 1 plane, ship, train and auto, the|california. | { Shrin rely taxed this city's| ghe is the daughter of Mr. and| ! alread cal shortagw of fac- | Mrs. James C. Sauls. Mr. Sauls| 3 commodations. | formerly erployed in the land of- : Counting wi and guests, close fice in Juncau. i i(fl 100,000 visitor re expected. ’ i ed voters of ! T AT ! ! 0 vote in i t | i o 'U.5. TO PROTEST BROTHER KILLED N The | i by at le | g ting ballo CADY FLIES SOUTH, ; the new franchise in form of Ju- Informed of the death of her L | w City Ordinance No. 306. franchise to be voted upon to Mr. Lewis, his heirs, suc- and ass the right to to Juneau inhabitan ict a waterworks within the City i .1)' pigWides, 1oy ; e - i [enter college 'mln“ n’lx i }\‘.n o m‘plnll-. l‘,‘,:_ ‘”‘1 ‘?PP“"‘S“’“ "B u‘r]\gam:nklpox 1=/ the accident were not given in the to be l':;'n“n;”»,{m:;( ‘;(H K;?n i ‘c?m“xic ’:m;pic |\1n Orxomg.ugoirfihl‘ diogram Mrs. Cady received Sat- YA urday. iy linking the centers of <Alaska, is day-by-day accel- stated ¢ with | As his part of the bargain, Mr Lewis agrees to furnish thro litions are not com-| § | e i WASHINGTON, July 22.—Soviet § |political activitis in Hungary led diplomats today to stress the and maintain pipelines along struggle Secretary of State Byrnes ¢, left Saturday by plane for under public thoroughfares faces when he returns to Paris pounsend. | the City, for the supplying for more peace making.| gapt Riley, a veteran of 49 mis-| ment is repofted pla: ining a cow er what is considered here Russia and the Weste which is the backdrop for the Paris Peace Conference. The conference is scheduled to open a waek from today. Aides ex- brother, Capt. Richard Riley, U. S. Army, in an automobile accident in Townsena, Montana, Mrs. Paul- | ine Cady, od the Royal Blue Cab’ s in the South Pacific, was on| terminal leave and had planned to this fall. Details of ! Following her brother’s funeral Mis. Cady will return here some- time next week. i e— lerating. The time is forseen when most homes can enjoy the advantage of direct telephone service. The R the 20-year life of the franc gl _‘ ad adequate supply of pure, The 28th annivcrsary of one cf the s . marriages has | pect Byrnes to leave Friday or Sat- |[ESLIE ST RM AND i f 2 p water at reasonable r been celcbra ywood. The p: re two film p 3 It was little more than a S u | Ereukl BN of o e { cd throughout all year-old Tex Cccper, who is six fect two, and his wife, Nona, three o, thiat e xRtitened trom FAMILY FLY SOUTH; band-in-hand with development of modern trans- : C '” .\:51‘ to nulxnn- h” i feet, nine inchcs. Mrs. Cocper is an cx-circus midget known as the | S0 (”“"‘ ;}n .msl l;;):;m;om:flrll (ONRIGI'“ 'S BOSS b Rrto iy A i “: i \\ll‘rrxl\ Coaper, “llx(nk \--:, “r'umr ;;ngt;nrc;.il 4 ot o TRkl i, ‘ portation by air! Founded in Alaska for the growth of i 2o Pl ccribed by his press agent as locking “mcre like Buffalo Bill than | puioaria Ttaly and Finland, which 3 1'»“]\" frant pi,,x(x,m;"_., specifi-| Buffalo Bill lcoked himsell.” (AP Wirpehoto) et v,‘c}mxlmon bl; the peace| With plans for a vacation of one| Alaska, PACIFIC NORTHERN AIRLINES fleet of modern, »" s i § 42 AR month in Portland and vicinity, g cally provides conference. e s i i ' 7 /) in ai A—T rates charged for water Phitioass The texts ot thess - dosiients Iiu:‘lhle st‘um: mfh w‘,’u- P‘X‘: ‘?m} comfortable, luxurious Coast Liners offer the finest in air : chall be subject to regulation SHANGRI-[A HERO will visit have not been published. It is Llu(m:k sl i transportation. Regularly scheduled daily flights serve a B—That Mr. Lewis will submit| known, however, that they are in- Usnxf"ce:“f'. i el lhnR Tomae ] ; » City eac! T N A tended to give much greater power| onright, wellknown forme: 5 b 14 ;“:m"w‘;k‘s b.lhni"“, I T A St S, ornments and thus restrict the Alaska Meat Company during the é ik e oy e Capt. Cha s ol TRl IEUES f?“;’“‘“ of Mr. and oy of the occupation and con- absence of Mr, Sturm. Last Tuesday | PARTNERS IN THE PROGRESS OF ALASKA". . : Look to 4 IASIIRE ahiee OF the LlRiT] L Skl e oha sy o e Edwards of SKagway, ;o) nowers This more or less fix-| Contight ycceived his discharge P N A “Route of the Coast Liners” for LEADERSHIP, H chise (Mr. Lewis, et shall pay €w of Mr ine Armstrong of r day to her home via ed a deadline by which the Rus- from the A::ay having attained the | i [ to the City of Juneau annually, on this city, pilot who' 2 al Airlines. Shirley Sy & 5o 8D thelr mostrank of Statf-Sergeant. His pre- July 1, a remuneration of $1,200 flew his } Shangri-La to iting her relatives and g . : . x| sent home is in Anchorage. | e o e b w e b o v 0 et mabodsof consiipling , g ACIFIC NORTHERN AIRLINES Communist power in the Balkan - iR S free water for aviaticn, or of marooned - ~ latat HEAIJH OF jUD E eration for the pe in Juneau recently o o o 4 fatars: i G | s D is has already m ec- | enroute from. % b it ® * 7| officials here aro not sure of tne| | J[askq s FOREMOST < A7rlines ; tion to pay the $1,200 yearly in| Now disch ¥ Wiy sl e connection between this fact and IMPROVES RAPID[Y 4 3 e WEATHER REPORT ® ypat is going on in Hungary, but RESERVATIONS and TICKET OFFICE cash.) ° (U. 8. WEATHER BUREAU) . | Gk d s i 1 D—That at s time during the g’ e tos i ene suggest that it probably is Deputy Clek of Court 'W. J. Baranof Hotel ... Telephone 716 life of the fi >, the City of |/ b8 0 o'C] T o %' |Leivers disciosed here today that KaRL K. KA1z, General Traffic Manager § Juneau shall have the first right o e o e s he Saturda; | . g | ay received a letter from| JORMERLY WOODLEY AIRWAYS Copyright 1946 By Pacific Northern Alrli of purchase of the Juneau x| SiD. o 10 suscounacmum, 55; o AMERICAN LEGION POS] o e . opyrig By Posc: Modurn, Spiy. System, at any price reed upo; Mrs. A a e minimu 50. ° tetween the City and the fran- nephew i & At siing o 5 i neph ir At —Maximum, 60; © chise holder. schocl in & resident of Al- e minimur, 47 ° MEEI‘“G SEI To“IGHT Not provided within the fran-/,ska for 40 years, 1ad much to e . | chise ordinance, but stipulated in tell the y pilot on his first'e THE] B a ! Joe ThibuGeau announced today a separate agreement, is an option trip to the 1o:ritor . uumnl:fl:‘(:g:fi;\)s'l‘ :‘Lhut an American Legion Post to the City of Juneau giving the i % | meeting will be held tonight at 8 ) City the right to purchase the| Captain Scholl entered the Army o At e olaIboK, | water system at any time up until|scon after 1 duation from g L ad “ s The main business to be consid- January 1, 1947, at a base price Roosevelt H Made a ’ LAt ed will be:teports on the maga-| of $210,000, Mayor Waino Hend- | captain the s ted, ' o o Zine sale. In addition, a feed will, rickson stated. i he was put i 8o RN N e R O be providec and all local and visit- | The franchise ordinance was ap- | Transport sne 4 flier ot Bl | ing Legionnaires are invited to at-| T T“E TER EA ks proved by the Juneau City Council resuited ir me citations and tend. i . on June 7 and becomes effective from the date of ratification by the voters. comr married and 'ES ON LEAVE - FROM FT. RICHARDSON MclIver, Deputy Clerk ! . Lt. Col. M. S. Benedict and Capt,l Tomorrow a special election is being held for the pur- e, R . 1 his wife. He Juneau office, flew Mr. Lewis is pvr?.pared 'mn]T(‘l“Lfl.'\n ed to the A # 4“,;‘“* ay to! W. C. Whalia arrived here Satur- . 5 . . to commence work on considerable | oaiile 1y, and Mrs, Armstrons thve leave in Se.|day from Fort Richardson. They pose of registering your approval or rejection of the new improvements and extension of the i el av | EXPECts to famous nephew Frameisco. [are stoppinz st the Baranof. 5 4 s o ey | oot B s famn s T S ; ee—— franchise recently granted R. F. Lewis for the continuance of Materials are on hand, but the work - i B a e Wheat was grown in Virginia as| The outflow of the Amazon Riv- has been held in abeyance on the outcome of tomorrow’s voting. Only one polling place will be provided for the specjal election tomorrow—in the City Hall. Elec- tion officials have been named by the Mayor and approved by the Council, as follows: Judges—Mrs. William Byington Mrs. C. E. Rice, Mrs. Edwin Sut- ton; clerks—The Rev. Robert Treat,| . the Rev. Willis R. Booth. - ELKS BASEBALL PICNIC HELD LAST SATURDAY ... The members of the Elks B: ball t=m cf the City League en- joyed a picuic last Satu y night| and everytoy had a good time with weather conditions perfect. Erv Hagerup wants to thank the | members of ihe Moose and Legion | teams anc their ladies for joining in the outdoor affair. ‘ e —— TWO BUILDING JOBS 1, contractors, | odelling of | ss build- | | Triplette and tcday com wed a store location in the Gro: ing on South Franklin street, un- DOUGLAS | NEWS left Saturday re she will DEMOS, HOME interior. re he I work, for the [ HOME Mrs. Norcen TODAY Kunz, daugihter of LicClellan, will tod for her Ju: en confined 0 1 for the past week | for it are. Mr. Kunz, is at present in Fairbanks and will join her here in the fall. AV | | i | VISITING IN SKAGWAY Mrs. Eug-ue Hulk and two child- | ren and accomy mother Nefson, left ecarly as 1611. 000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000009 | or is 1,030,000 cubic feet per second.| A, BUBBL E_ ROOM Starting Tonight ALICE HULETTE | "Tops in Toe Tap” from San Francisco’s Club MODERNE Music by the O'REILLYS by grand-| on” ane st AR the Juneau Water System. The franchise is contained in Ordinance No. 306, which was passed by the City Council on June 7th. Copies of this Ordinance have been posted for the past six weeks or more in order to a¢quaint the inhabitants of Juneau with its pro- visions. The old franchise expired last March, and in order to be assured of a continued water supply and io protect the rights of the city and its residents, a new franchise was necessary. The City Council passed the franchise after having given full consideration to every detail; and in our judgment the city’s rights have been fully protected. This franchise which is submitted for your approval fomorrow, contains provisions. that are much more advantageous o the city than those of the old franchise. It was passed by unanimous vote of the Council. the coet st §2.00, & retall business Windi We urge you to vote tomorrow at the City Hall, and we bbbt Self-Winding suggest that you ratify the action of the Council by approving A sccond iilding permit. Lsued| SHOCK PROOF . .. WATER PROOF . . . NON-MAGNETIC ilie franchise. : , today was en by Henry Green,| for construction of a frame, single car garage rected to dence at Eieve and Walter Stulte is contrac $700 Cost is - eee ELLA MIELKE RETURNS i fn XUp Ml Tas cebpened) See the Largest Selection of Men's and Ladies’ Watches that - ways after visiting relatives and| : Have Been on Display for Many Years friends in tue states for the last three months WITH SWEEP Ladies’ Stone-Set Her trip ook her as far as Mil- waukee, Wis., and most of the time was spent in visiting relatives in Oshkosh. | Come In and Brouse Around % | 00000000000000000096000000300000090409 700000000 00000000¢ WATCHES THE NUGGET SHOP SECOND HANDS AND LUMINOUS DIALS Dress Watches priced from $75 to $1,000 JUNEAU CITY COUNCIL (Paid Advertisement) 5 i