The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, August 15, 1946, Page 5

] ! t . THURSDAY, AUGUST 15, 1946 C S D 2 TR BT BUY AD First National Bank of JUNEAU, ALASKA MRS, HENDRICKSON FINDS NOTHING BUT Hendrickson re- recently after ‘Waino Juneau Mrs. turned to making a three-day bus trip from HT' Complete Shows 7 Anchorage to Whitehorse and has ENDS Tn“l Feature Starts 8: nothing but good things to say about the trip. She spent several days in An- chorage in order to attend the | wedding of her daughter, Dorothea, | to Pvt. Linn Forrest. Throughout the trip she was accompanied by Miss Joyce Smith of Juneau who served as maid-of-honor for the wedding. Upon reac g White- horse, Mrs. Hendrickson met by her husband, M Hendrickson. The retu Juneau was made via Princess Louise was JANE FRAZEE BRAD TAYLOR - HARRY LANGDON # 1 trip to the S. S ] TOMORROW 2 BIG SllfllWS INE! Deserving special mention accord- |ing to Mrs. Hendrickson is the d 18 room maintained by a Mrs. { Perrin at the Haines Junction. The meals at the present time are served in a tent, but it is expected that a new lodge dining room will be opened approximately the mid- Im's IN THE LATIN dle of September. gl The aurant” located at WARNER mile 1016 from Dawson Creek and BAXTER, mile 159 from Haines. Probably ia RADIO'S one of the mest unusual items 3 eating place is the fact Perrin serves s on lovely English 2 ‘china 1sing a white tablecloth and cen- Said Mrs. Hendrickson JOHN DUSTY J:ss BARKER regarding her home cooking, “You LITEL " ANDERSON Msnn: COOLEY, would go far to receive a moré i O b wonderful meal.” : Apparently Mrs. —_— familiar with the Alcan Highway, tas she has cooked for workmen L3 and others since the' beginning of Your Depos]ts |}l operations. The selectton. otterea to her patrons who enjoy the meals A R E S A F F {is another outstarding item: such | thi as fresh raspberry pie, you carrots and green beans w available. Mrs. Hendrickson feels that Juneauites who plan to travel over the highway in the future will do well to visit Mrs. Perrin's dining “tent.” ! Regarding the bus trip in gen- eral, Mrs. Hendrickson remarked, “I have never seen over 700 miles of more scenic beauty.” ——er—— ND HOLD UNITED STATES SAVING BONDS o AIR SERVICE HEAD szt | DEPOSITS WEDDED AT CIRCLE b R D .| |N THIS BANK ; announcing Rasmussen the marriage of Irene daughter of Martha ARE INSURED August 5, to Clyde E. Rhodes, Jr., | 'of Anchorage. Mr. Rhodes is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde E. Rhodes of Abernathy, |} Texas, and is President of the North- ern Air Trading Service, Inc., of Anchorage. The couple will make their home in that city. } - | Salmon — creamed, kippered or Muks, bpxuce Locke Phune L. | | | CORPORATION | <] ALASKA ELECTRIC LIGHT & POWER (0. JUNEAU and DOUGLAS, ALASKA |“couple of Cheerful Distributors of Friendly Dependable | and | Retailersof General Electric, Hot Point, Bendix . and Kelvinator Products and operate A First Class Repair Shop Manned by Skilled } Mechanics Telephone Service . . . No. 616, Juneau, Ofice No. 6 Regular Service from Seattle and Tacoma FREIGHT . . . . PASSENGERS : REFRIGERATION ALASKA TRANSPORTATION CO. Gastineau Hotel Phone 879 J. F. (Jim) CHURCH, Agent GOOD ON BUS RIP v Waino | Word is received from Fairbanks ! Rasmussen, at Circle Hot Springs on | | headquarters | President head-on into another |struck a machine operated by 24-Hour Electric Service | THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—)UNEAU, ALASKA U. 8. DE| I'\Rl'\llu\'l OF COMMERCE, JUNEAU, ALASP\\‘ ot Max. temp. | last | temp. | station 24 hr Anchorage 63 34 Barrow 32 Bethel 56 45 Cordova 65 40 Dawson 53 Edmonton Fairbanks 48 Haines Juncau 57 - | Juneau Airport 58 Ketchikan 62 | Kotzebue 53 McGrath 57 | Nome 46 Northway 52 Petersburg Portland | Prince George | Prince Rupert 58 Seattle 69 Sitka ~ | Whitehorse 48 | Yakutat 48 | *—(4:30 a. m. yesterday to +:30 a. WEATHER SYNOPSIS: The ridge of hi of Alaska has intensified and is moving slowly eastward pressure extends from the Northwest trough of low | Rocky Mountain region of Canada. over Bristol Bav. The temperatures colder last night with a low temperat | Frost was observed in a few sheltered place: of 41 degrees has This This temperature during the first half of August. in 1912. Rain has fallen during the Southeast Alasl and the northern Plain States of the MARINE WEATHER BULLETIN Reports from Marine Stat Station Weather T Cape Decision Clear ' Cape Spencer Clear Fldred Rock Clear Five Finger Light Clear Guard Island Clear Lincoln Rock Clear Point Retreat Clear MARINE FORECAST FOR PERIOD ENDING FRIDAY EVENING Protected waters of Southeast Alaska winds under 15 miles per hour. Frederick Sound and southward- 20 miles per hour becoming va Outside waters, Dixon Entrance to winds under 15 miles per hour gradually changing to southerly to south- westerly winds and incre or partly cloudy with incr north portion Friday. Low pressure center b) Friday. : lak YONKERS, N4 Y. Eleanor Roosevelt w shaken upw and four other persons wer: m_ym- ed yesterday afternoon in a thre car collision near here. An official police report made by Patrolman William Segnit to the Westchester County Parkway Police | said the widow of Roosevelt told him she| “dozed off at the wheel” of her, Lincoln sedan, crossing over the white line between north and south| bound traffic lanes, and crashed automobile. | The accident occurred on the Saw Mill River Parkway about| three miles north of the New York| City-Westchester line. Mrs. Roose- velt was driving from her home at Hye Park to her Greenwich \'l!l.m,c‘ apartment. ! Her secretary, Miss Malvina Thompson, said last night at the| apartment that except for al bumps on the head, Mrs. Roosevelt was none the worse | or the experience.” { Police gave this account of the! Aug. 15.—Mrs.) 'accident: i Mrs. Roosevelt’s automobile first Al- bert Brooks, 51, of Brooklyn and: Hopcwell Junction, N. Y. the xm-’ |pact turned the Roosevelt car into Lhe path of an automobile driven) by Robert S. Rose, 26, of Ossing, | N. Y. | No charges were filed against| | any of the drivers. LA POLCEWOMAN | GUEST AT BPWC'S LUNCHEON TODAY| | The weekly luncheon of the Busi- | ness and Professional Women's Club will be held in the Gold Room | of the Baranof at noon on Friday. It is planned that Miss Frances Paul will be the guest of the club and will sing several selections dur- ing the luncheon. Miss E. Buckley, a member of the Los Angeles Police Department and also a member of the BPWC of that city, will also be a guest on Friday. Miss Ruth Coffin will give a re- sume of the history of Juneau in honor of Juneau's birthday on Aug- ust 17. This part of the program will also be featured on a radio program to be sponsored by the | BPWC. ——————— CALL FOR BIDS The Juneau Public School Board will receive written bids for wash- ing exterior of all windows or both Public School buildings, re- placing all broken glass as indi- | cated. Send bid to Supt. ol Schools, P. O. Box 1271, Juneau. Bids will be opened Aug. 20, 1946. The Board reserves the right tc, accept or reject any or all bids. Glass, putty, points and falls fur-| nished by owner. Ffeieteteietol b bttt bt S bbb oot b ool ool bbbl b bl Juneau Public Schools * | Lowest 4:30a . the Alaska Peninsula, ‘Another low pressure center is located murdered star with those on the over Southeast Alaska were much wall of her dressi room. And ure of 35 degrees at Juneau Airport. they do not match Yet several in the vicinity of Juneau. newspaper scribes have positively only been recorded one other time |icentifizd the remains-+as that of oceurred on August first and second the star. Another surprise comes past 24 hours at many stations over With the discovery of a length of western and southern Canada 1y exposed film by Miss Farrell United States, 1 Talbot l\m\lw definitely that SENDS ELEANOR l ; WEATHER BUREAT "NIGHT FOR CRIME' ron. temp &oinc AT 20TH CENTURY war [ QOLENTURY SHOW STARTS at PAGE FIVE 5¢ 0 Pt. Cloudy :‘t % oy Seldom does a murder my a8 = Pt Cloudy |the screen so cleverly combine 40 0 Cloudy pey thrills with gurgles of laugh- 45 39 Pt. Cloudy ter as does “A Night for Crime 44 09 Cloudy mr‘ PR.C mm:_ r to be seen at the 4 oty Clear 20th Century Theatre tonight 4 25 o Carrying the acting honors be- 37 11 Cliai 1}\ en them delightfully, Glenda H Sionas Farrell, as euthing newspaper 44 0 Pt. Gloudy columnist Lyle Talbot, as a “ ¥ Giks studio publicity chief, set out to 54 oo solve the murder of extra and o o the disappearance of big “ b s {played by pretty Linda Basquette 57 0 Pt. Cloudy | The chief of police has a dumb 52 07 Cloudy | tant with whom the columnist 49 Cloudy Isleuth is forever tangling, and tie- 60 Trace Cloudy ling him up in knots as she sends 44 ()] Clear him off on the wrong scent and 40 28 Cloudy collects a lot of laughs while doing 40 05 Clear it. Then events become tense with m. today) the discovery of the strangled body h pressure across the Gulf of the star. surprises pile up with the fingerprints of the his morning. A Then rritory to the |checking of the is stil the action |mx From then s a mad pace ions at 12 P. M. today WIN Height of Waves a gripping climax emp, Dir.and Vel. (Sea Condition) e 58 NW 12 2 feot ® cun com ELKS INITRATE NINE 5i alm Zero 2N 2 2feet AT MEET LAST NIGHT 65 El 3 1 foot S 53 NNW 16 2 feet 53 . WSW 3 oy Eight baby were given sprouting antlers last night at the i By ey ilar meeting of the Juneau north of Frederick Sound A They were Edwin G. For- Protected waters of Southeast Alaska, ! northwesterly to northerly winds under SYth, RC Boochever, Marvin able under 15 miles per hour tonight, Xristan. Frank D. McGill, Alvin W Yakutat— westerly to northwesterly Cady. Phillip Dawes, George Dan- Jr, and E. L. Mayfield ing to 15 to 20 miles per hour by Friday. Clear rest L. Fuess was also initiated ing cloudiness tonight followed by rain over ,”‘“"“”“" of Skagway Lodge Bristol Bay—moving into the Gulf of Alg owing the initiation and bus- 1012 West 10th Street ' : session, cold turkey was put — b 9N 25 on the platters in the club rooms Ak for the meml 5. Aum.xln was lhv first nation to PR i nd | gipperedherring, smoked cod, ra- or a matter for \]“ll\ fearoid i ; | By zor clams, oysters, rock fish, filet of | o sole. Spruce Lockers, Phone 71 | . .. and others Fox Searfs ... single or double Fox Jackets You Can Make Arrangements for Deferred Payments If You Wish . . . AT NO EXTRA CHARGE! PRICES SLASHED! 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