The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, August 21, 1946, Page 5

WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 21, 1946 Here is a picture that is hauntingly different . . . the Se pason’s most enchanting blend of Pan-American melody, and romance! ”505?5 and 'MUS laughter & Shows 9:30 Complete 7:20 / at 7 / Feature start at 8:05--10:15 e AIR EXPRESS NEWS of the DAY! TECHNICOLOR CARTOO? SCREEN SNAPSHOTS with ST. LUKE CHORISTERS {TER MEREMBLUM TRA “Heartless” e There’s JUNIOR ORCE and introducing ESTELITA RODRIGUEZ ! (PLU “Mexicana” “Fime Out for uming” PR lOU!SE N LAST EVENING rrived at 6:45 at and Mrs sengers Mr Ms. Mr Patty Bessie Laughve bound for Sl and Mrs. Redfern, Oswell, Mr. and and Mrs. Anderson, Suellen John Conn, Sister Mrs. Mortensen, T. C. Whiteside, Miss E. Saxton, Miss Haag, the and Barr, : son, | ders Philippa, Behrends, K. Kuh, Saxton, gar Gallant, Hooker and Mrs. Fitzgerald. = - The S. S. Princess Louis from the south last evenir to'clock and sailed for a o'clock. Passengers for Ju- neau were Frank Brandson, Ida Brasseur, Marie L. Babin, Mary M. Cantwell, Frank Fargo, Doris W. Ground, George Klimovich, Charles H. King, Charles K. Potter, Wilfred B. Rice, Gladys Rice, Wilma War- ther, Arlene Wagner, Sammy Wag- Rev. Most Australian taxicab wear uniforms and open and clos cab deors for their fares Lang's Salted NUTS FAMOUS FOR FLAVOR from Frisco io Fairbanks 4 Vacoim Packed for Freshness LANG & COMPANY + 1000 Fourth Ave. MOTORSHIF ESTEBETH i HAINES ™ SKAGWAY “~ MONDAY 10 P.ML Leaves for SITKA and Wayporis every Wednesday 6 P.M. PASSENGERS, FREIGHT and MAIL ALASKA ELECTRIC LIGHT & POWER (0. JUNEAU and DOUGLAS, ALASKA Cheerful Distributors of Friendly Dependable 24-Hour Electric Service 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, Office No. 6 agway Mr. Mrs L. Ander- An- Mary Miss C. Mrs. Miss L. Ed- E. J. McDowell, George drivers T by — 'his boat . Ll'dutliul THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—)UNEAU, ALASKA SHOW STARTS AT MILLION DOLLAR 1‘ under y(‘\, enses «I the (‘ll\ of Juneau for ¢ Council Huvnl total of $: st of a series of million the t pictures to be produc | directad for Republic Studio ifred Santell, under his lor | contract there, is “Mexicana ling tonight for a two da ment at the Capitol Theat | “Mexicana” is Republic's | pretentious musical Constance Moore and T {with Leo Carrilic |cer, Howard Freeman {Guy Zanette and Miss Moore triumpt “lul Carroll | Police :rm [ School Activities Library Department Operation is |Health and Sanitation {Ctiy Wharf and Float Small Boat Harbor Cemetery ineer and Inspecti { Parks and Playg | Street Maintenance \ Depart Geray recently in|Fire and Guizar t the studio | term con- Protection v both nities a under Total are Street Lights Bond Retir Interest on New Mis cal com uth of t who wrote Guizs Y Mo ry is played in and Mexico City, with American mu. finds love Gill, Jr the author s a Mexican ority 1 of Latin music. His man- | ayed by Carrillo is the inno-| caus2 of complicaticns which a series of comedy situa-| ments Bonds Insurance Renewals Bank Loans Bank Loan border Brazil appe: Interest celal Total cent Kennedy Street Viaduct Extension Boat Harbor Sewer New Manholes New Gridiron at Boat Harbor d Street Sewer produce tions - OKTANA (REEK (CC CAMP HERE | [ UP FOR SALE Sealed the office South Franklin Street Sewer Calhoun Avenue Viaduct Drainpipe on Cedar Street New Concrete Sidewalks Repair of New City Health Cente Gold Creek Utilities io Boat Harbor Floats Traffic Controls bids wul be received at of the Regional Forester in Juneau until 2 p.m. September 6 for the purchase and removal of government-owned improvements at he Montana Creek CCC Camp, near Juneau Bunkhouses and supply houses are included in the list of improve- ments which must be removed by successful bidders within 90 days trom date of acceptance of bid. If further information is desired concerning the sale of this prop- erty, write or call on the Division Supervisor’s office, Room 313 Fed- eral Building, Juneau, Alaska. The property may be inspected contacting the Division Super- between the hours of 8 a.m. Monday to Friday in- tal A. B. Hall Property Pile Driver and Equipment Police Patrol Car Tools and Equipment for City Street Grader Two-Way Police Dump Truck Radio Total 1 Appropriation: Salary, City Band Leader Spe by visor and 5 p.m clusive. Total of Budget DOUGLAS HARBOR NEWS NEWS | DOUGL! ALUMNI The clutch on the main engine of . RE-ORGANIZED the Mayflower is being overhauled Twelve members of the Douglas Motor Rebuild. Dick Dalziel purchased a new cngine for Alumni met at the Douglas School and plans to bave it in- 135t evening with William Devon alled sometime next week. acting as temporary chairman and On the grids at the Small Boat Betty Bonnett, acting secreta Harbor yesterday recaiving a coat of Present Alumni were: Mamie Jen- paint was the Agua of Seattle. sen, Wilma Jensen, Alfreda Dore, Clifford Oest is her skipper. Elton Harry Cashen, Louis Bonnett, Bill Plankenship's Jewel was also on Devon, Helen Isaak, Betty Bonnett, the grids being painted. Alex Gair, Frank Cashen, Mickey Loyal Clark has been busy tun- Pusich and Kenneth Shudshift. ing up the 165 hp Gray diesel on| The last meeting held by this the Presbyterian Mission ship, the Princeton-Hall. A new Gray Six-121 and a 28x22 propelier was delivered to Mr. James Young of Hoonah for his gasboat, the Dundas, by the Ju- neau Welding and Machine Shop. | > |dian, Betty Bonnett. D TO W | Each meeting of the future wm Ibe held the third Thursday of each month. will be contacted by mail immed- iately, for active membership. Next regular meeting will be, September 19 at 8 o'clock in the school. Social committee for the September meet- ing will be Alfreda Dore, Irvin | Fleek, Edwina Snethen, Virginia Langseth and Lorraine Savikko. has utes was March 18, 1941. Newly elected officers night's meeting were: Wm. Devon; Vice-President Gall Secretary, Helen Treasurer, Wilma Jensen; at last President, Alex k; Cu.\Lu- LICEN jage license was issued here yesterday by the U. S. Com- missioner to John D. Raunburg and Flora D. Ewart. | Miss Ewart is a teacher frcm Jenkintown, Pennsylvania and Mr, Raunburg is with the U. S. Army Signal Corps here. R | Phonograph Record Home A ma MRS WAGNER, SAMMY RETURN Mrs. Robert Wagner and son | Sammy returned last evening on the Princess Louise from an 11 week vacation visit with friends and relatives in the Middle West, including Towa and Nebraska. Mr. Wagner, seventh and eighth grade teacher in the Douglas School, remained at home and has spent most of the summer doing school maintenance work in pre- paration for the new school term which begins next month. His family reported an excellent vacation but is happy to be home. FAREWELL Balog gave a farewell party on Monday evening for the Mi Betty and Pat McCarron, who were to leave today via Alaska Coastal for Ketchikan, Alaska. From there the girls will travel by steamer to Seattle and then by train bick to their home port of Chicago, Ill. At the farewell party, the girls were presented with several gifts which they are leaving in Alaska. The party was held at the home of the girls uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. E. P. McCarron. —— MEETING WITH SCHOOL BOARD COUNCIL City Council and the Douglas School Board will be held this eve- ning in the City Hall. st o 5 DEPUTY BACK Walter Hellan, Deputy U. S. Marshal returned from Wrangell yesterday by plane after an offi- cial business trip, general at its most recent meeting, yrounds (Evergreen Bowl) and Repairs Site Street Improvements greup according to the dated min-! All members of the Alumni | The Misses Helen Isaak and Pat| showed the many friends| A joint meeting of tht Douglas' 1946-47 Juneau (ity Budgel classificati the current Friday only, are estimated year August approve 16 and rc City Government and Administrative Expense 57,621 4,041 7,930 9,111 10,124 | 3,570 6,125 2,000 34,000 18,000 ment $214,529 ‘(n'nr‘rxfl ard Administrative Expenses: $ 8,000 18,000 8,100 3,500 50,000 850 0 88, Preposed Additions to Permanent Improvements 800 680 1,000 1,500 3,000 3,000 2,500 1,000 2,000 3,500 T 500 2,000 1,000 807 23,280 Proposed Additions of New Equipment and Property: $ 15,000 3,000 1,500 500 9,000 1,000 2,000 32,000 500 $358,850 ALASKA (OASTM HOPS YESTERDA The following passengers were flown by Alaska Coastal Airlines vesterday to Sitka: C. Dery, G Greenbank, E. Greenbank, J. Guck- er,A. Allain, R. Shotridge and H Thompsen; from Sitka: S. Asp, J. Gucker, V. Aubert, C. Aubert, Mr and Mrs. L. E. Bliss, I. Imlach, Mrs. A. Guethen, F. W. Dewenport, N. Davenport, Mrs. B. Kettleson, G Hodges, C. Hodges, Mrs. R. Hodges, A. Hodges and J. R. Van Meter; anr to Todd: Roscline Grant and |Elly Grant. To Ketchikan: Bob Bartlett, Felix Cohen, Milton James, iam Rooge and Joel Wolfson; from Ketchikan: S. Einstoss. - LICN ROARS AT ROTARIAN LABEL and Coach Barney Anderson, Past President of the Juncau Lion’s Club, this morning left a low-moan- ing communication for the Empire reporter who had inadvertedly call-! ed him a member of Rotary in yesterday's edition of the Daily Alaska Empire. ! Hoping to keep peace the Tail-twisters and the Wheel- spinners we hereby retract that un- forgivable misnomer. Leaving yesterday for where he will take over the posi-| 1 of Superintendent of w companied by his wife and three children. Tre wellknown Lion has coach and history teacher at Ju- neau High School for the past three years. His previous experience in- cluded employment as the high schoul principal at Anchorage and learlier as coach and teacher at Skagway. 'HOGINS AGAIN WILL CALL JUNEAU HOME| Mr. John Hogins returned to Ju- neau yesterday aboard the S. S. Alaska after an absence of approx- imately four years. At present Mr. Hogins plans to {make his home in Juneau and will| be joined by his wife at a late | ,date. Before leaving several years| iago, he was employed at the Case Lot Grocery. Until suitable housing accommo- \dations can be found, Mr. Hogins will be the house-guest of Mr. and Mrs. George Dudley. | e - BUILDING PERMIT A building permit has been issu- ed to the First Baptist Church by city Engineer J. L. McNamara, for remodeling the James Snell resi- dence church purposes. The cost of the work is $150. e, The literal meaning of the word is “acid former.” estimated loxygen Will- @ ay Schools, Lion Anderson was ac-| been | at 121 W Fourth Street for| TRAITOR TRIALS FACING TRIO OF PROPAGANDISTS Aug. 21 NUERNBERG, hree Americans who broadcast Germany have been judged and will be sent to the United | to face trial as traitors, U 1.\ Attorney General Tom Clark Isaid today. He did not name them | Only one of the original ten in- |dicted for treason the ed poet Pound broadeast for i Mussolini—has reached the United |States. He has been adjudged in- |sane, but the tre count still |stands should he his men- {tality, Clark said - PAA PASSENGERS | Pan Americon Airways yesterday flew the following. passenger |and from this - city | From Seattle: Patricia Newton |Carolyn Lee Newton, Lloyd Aubrey Mrs. Madge Wade, Mrs. | Michalski, Geneva Glandos, Barney abrook, Mrs. Eleanor Cole, Clin- |ton Cole, William Wolf2, Nauma Cobb, Harcld Stephenson, Dorothy Stauter, mett Doherty, Nathan Kaufman, Fred , Mary Doherty, Lewis Cralley, William Keene, Robert Glynn, Mot vis Mitchell, Agnes Schlosser, Char- les McCoy, Geraldine Corbett, Neil Frank Koetecvw, Robert traker, Mrs. Barbara Hayne, Kath- leryn Hayne. | From Fairbanks: Howard way; from Whitehorse: Capt lard Simmons. To Seattle: Egil Jochnson, Robert Larson, Howard 3 :, Harry Lown, Dick Cart- Henry Erickson, Ralph Richard Gagner, Ralph John Hertlein, Fdwin Hjalmer Holmes, Harold h Sherman, Ralph Havestein, E Freitrock, Dew B Jerry Madden, Memo Ba- con, A. J. Alter, Harry Kemper, El- sie Hildreth, Gordon Clithero, Lou Gardner, Clarke Squire, Ralph Grandquist, Dan Mil All Wright, Sylvia Wolcott, John Heat Marion Brown, Emma Rockwood, Elizabeth Beller; to Fairbanks: Jam Spurlin; to Whitehorse: Maxine Dryer - - ROGER C(ONNOR IS BACK FROM NAVY Returning to Juneau on the A ka yesterday after an absence oOf three years was Roger Connor While in the Channel area Con Germany, for ‘*I!)l | L who ason regain Salic Rich- Ramberg, Fred wright, Kravchuk, Anderson imes, nor plans to visit with his parents, | of two Worobee, about Mr. and Douglas. menths the Mrs, Harry Discharged he spent two y Upon first enterin he was stationed at (nldl Lake Later he attendad Western Roserve Univer at Cleveland, Ohio, for onz year. On one occas- jon he was staticned on a repair ship out of San Francisco, at which time some time was spent in Japan Connor’s present plans are unde- cided, but he will probably be em- in Junecau for app! mately before attending school in go. the servi ye the St - LANDINGS Fish 1 day and today were as fin, skippered by E 30,000 pounds of salmon sold | to Alaska Coast Fisheries; Fern IT Sklpp[‘ud by John Lowell, 24,000 pounds of black cod and halibut sold to Alaska Coast Fisheries; Al- bert Wallace’s Helen, 10,060 poun of salmon sold to Sebastian-Stuar Sandy Stevens' Wanderer with 14,- 000 pounds of salmon for Seba tian-Stuart; and the Vonja, cap- tained by Fred Froebese, 15,000 son, Fisheries, TRUCKS. David | BOEING COMPANY NOW ANNOUNCES "FLYING BOXCAR' The Boe- new double- rargo plane the unpre cost of 39 announced Boeing SATTLE, August tratotreighter, a deck four-engine which will operate cedented low direct cents per ton mile, wa today by Willlam M. Allen, Aircraft Company President The Stratofi hter, with a ume nearly twice that of erage railroad boxcar and th to cross the country twenty while the boxcar makin trip, is a to t 80- passer Boe tratocruiser he new 67 ton cargo plan ch has a usable volume of 6,140 cubic feet, will carry a maximum | pay load of 41,000 pounds at speed 300 to 350 miles per hour x'; is powered by four 3,500 horsepower Pratt & Whitney Wasp Major en- ing all=c vol- an av time is ip one sister wl oo Tax Payments of PNW-Alaska Area Parallel Peoples WASHINGTON, Aug 21 cific Northwest and Alaska with | percent of the national popula- |tion contributed 220 percent 04 — of the internal re enue collections for the year end ing June 30, 1946 A population-income the Internal Revenue Bu percentages of th of 132,463,174, the percentage of the| revenue collections | Mildred | or| breakd and sccond, total internal incuces Alask? Idaho .38 and 67; Washing- | 05 and .04; 15; Oregon .91 and ton 158 and 1.34. Collcctions by states for 1946 and 1945, respectively, included Tdaho $60,211,088.37 and $59,805,~ 44367; Oregon $273,906,694.i6 :nul $318.918,694.72; Washington s 604.281.01 and $625,7: ka $15,187,544.11 and - LIQUOR PERMITS Liguor licenses were to the Salmon Creek Country Club and the Occidental Bar this morn- ing in the U Judge J. W. Kehoe. A land condemnation volving an area along the | cut-off was set over until | morning at 10 o'clock. R - Empire want Ads bring resuits! S. case in- Haines Friday FISEE The ) Distriet Court by | PAGE FIVE Last Time Tonight Air Express NEWS TI0"CeNTURY A worse pain COLLAR a few sizes small will give you a pain in the neck—but not nearly as serious as the «pain in your pocketbook if yeur insurance is a couple of figures too small and fire cleans you out. Have you encugh? Let us check up. 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