The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, August 27, 1946, Page 2

PACETWO " THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE— JUNEAU, ALASKA TUL DAY, AUGUST 27, 1946 | imer months it reficRoutes 1oy ™ DUTCH AGAIN |15 STORY BOURFOR (-2, < s, Ellney— | Said Number " RAISE HOPES A7 UBRARY TOMORROW i ", "5 i, M0l 2 Tk v i | - BT B hildren, ar s. Lo yer, says he doesn’t think the Re- | CHICAGO, ) men | { Aug. 27.—A . record H n I City Li- - D publican National Committee is turnout of more than 1,300 candi- K TRy ariar as announced that the WASHINGTON VISITOR set up on an efficient, business- i dates—so many that equipment de- SOESTDIJK, Holland, Aug 1 hi ry 1 for the tke basis even though it said so | partments were overtaxed at some Crown Princess Juliana is expect- t i held 4 SRy rmeriy of in a circular he received in the | schools—has reported for football ing again and the stolid Dutch once P e ¢ in | mail ] A, drills in the Western Conference. | more are in a dither over whether ri 2% cpgee | ek o ek ” EDMONTON, Alta, Aug. 27.—=The| "Nearly 600 players answered first At long last a future king may be e emedpiiicn ol il o ’1'-', 1,"{'{‘,1\ (11,.‘(:,:7‘ a,’h‘;’\'(.},(f,(; f:,r,,,“i: ‘S’o‘”‘ number one problem in defefding call for practice yesterday at Mich- born. Rl L cest tev ‘phelts while AttenaniE oM TaRAE bt the LBty Soller et ithe North American continent{rom a jgan, Minnesota, Ohio State and A communique from Juliana’s the continuation of the the next few weeks while at a a se of northern attack is to hold securely Northwéstern, while 700 more got palace here said coyly at a different time siness affair Fepresentatives the vast sub-Arctic airfield system down to business a week earlier at Princess Juliana of the Nether- . WMMW'-EI 'and to keep the Alaska highway,Jowa, Purdue, Indiana, Ilinois, and lands for a joyful reason has to re- Cleyrrenfiysmss \fiycmmenllsrnetfiyoomenliyn system open, Maj.-Gen. F. F. Wisconsin, 152 at Minnegota and strict her activities.” There was no I\Vnrthmg(on said here yesterday. 170 at Ohio State to 80 or so at suggestion when the Royal cradle Gen. Worthington, officer com-'Indiana and Iowa. would rock again, as it has manding the Canadian*army’s west- iana's three previous dau ML - ern reserve officers just before they ! It has been 56 years since a ma ized reconnaissance over the high- 2 =y Vhitehorse, Y. T, UNEAU a ) I e o END OF ARWAY " FUREAU ot RES WO ARASEN s G oy 57 355 FOR FAIRBANKS g e e Tty Tri : have o considr If an enemy ex BACK IN MAILS Cheerful Distributors of Friendly Dependable and why and how to meet him.” DENVER, Aug. 27.—A proposal to shift the northern end 8f the pres- \WASHINGTON. Aug you'll want to ride in it yourself! You'll envy baby this smart vehicle, with its luxurious upholstery and beautiful two-tone finish. But it's more than good-looking: it's ruggedly built for safety on an oll-steel chassis . . . with an ingenious suspension to give baby a marvelously smooth, jolt-proof and sway- proof ride. Aluminum pusher handles are adjustable to three heights . . . the ten-inch wire wheels have big rubber tires and self-oiling, squeakless wheel bearings. And the femous FEATHER-TOUCH* Adjustable Back Rest shifts instantly and positively to three positions for baby comfort. See the new Thayers today! the *Pot. opplied for. THE GREAT NEW SMOOTH-RIDING mails again - 4 r:’ | {tion was sponsoring the move for| RecePtion center lines will begh RetailersoiGenera teacher, who was last seen August Whitehorse, Alaska, roughly paral- the Army quota of « 25,000 men A only 6400 men were inducted . - - Her husband, William €. Beach, In Anchorage, but some Association e * s & } F 1 C:{ B Sh M'\ d b Sk ll d T e e e anes st Sal . | There wers 10 Lo ngee aong A First Class Repair Shop Manned by Skilled - i BELIEVED VICTIM ?;:)2;);:‘15»; ;::t":r d:;"’;f H"‘;n;f’;::‘ Shut ,down for two months, the aeneed Seaich contiiues at Ft.. Yukon|the change. Under the plan the| ‘0 fOrm rext week And by the end 11 as she walked across the air- leling the Alaskan Highway. jin’ the 19-29 age group. | them. Congress finally compromised draft machinery is chugging back ‘lectric, Hot Point, Bendi % JECIYIC, o1 01N, benaix | e iber Selective Se ¢ S and vicinity for Mrs. Thalia W. route would go from Edmonton, Of September Selectiy gT | », while the le futu PR, field there obviously starting out| Plane connections for service to In June, while the whole 2 (‘ll‘l 0!’( ] ale and scores of villagers and workers vice could be established in Fair-| OF FALLING BANK ™% "ren mans, nont., astega- |0 oetion Beach, Alnska’ - Natije . Sefyice Canada, to Fairbanks by ‘wiy of |'Pascnably confident it will meed al‘!d KGlViflaifil‘ PIOdUCiS tn % HIBWY, trip. |cities of the Orient mow are made | °f the draft was up in the air, lon that issue by exempting 18 year at the fort have searched in vain banks. lolds but specifying those 10 were 4 Me('haHiCS through the surrounding area for, Among the 30 persons nttendmcw T ey the missing woman the meeting were Reg G. Smith of | “ @ i ol | Four new categories have just . - I Army ‘planes have aifed in ‘the| ColEEN CORSER il (8 HERY: | peen added to the list of those en- Telephone Service . . . No. 616, Juneau, Oifice No. 6 work through aerial survey of the Provisional government “ FOLDING COACH N i ftitled to “most serious considera- ' fatiity & , ., Ja x ;b . 3 EAE . A g 3 ey e T 39 50 10 45 UU Yamar yichUtY: Sacten Jope h“”‘;;oalizgl:';asfit:nd R‘ggzncr& jtion” for occupational deferments General Blectric — Hot Peint — Bendix — Apex — Thor and Kelvinator % E x?“m?:;::x.,f:?:,‘dgz’;;:;rp:id“il’c‘ilgg‘Dm-nng of the Great Falls, Mont.| They are college and university Refrigeraters, Ranges, Washing Machines, Mangles and Miscellaneous headquarters heve, sald the belier, Chamber of Commerde. | teachers, home construction w Electrical Appliances that Mrs. Beach had fallen in the e N e (22 i l;:”dum”“ A Heover — Reyal Electrie Vacuum Cleaners b ¥ ey £ portation workers. ’ Yukon River when a bank gave g | — - — away was videly accepted by the Empire Want Ads bi'ag 7 4 search parties g S S ) gt IS PUT BACK IN ' P. L SIMRE WLy SERVICEBYPAA AT PARK CEREMONY “ew YORK, Aug. 2i—Pan Amer-| ican World Airways has announced that it i§ putting one of its Con- The Governor of Alaska has gepation planes back into service.| appointed U. S. Commissioner Pat- Tpe Constellation was to take off rick G. Gilmore of Ketchikan, to fyrom LaGuardia Field, New York, be present at the dedication of for London. All planes of this type| Franklin D. Roosevelt Park, on Sep- naq been grounded since July 12 temtar < in. Britics: Rubsrs, by order of the Civil Aeronautics Ralph H. Browne, chairman of aythority. the dedication committee, has Te-| pan American said that the pine ceived replies from ten United ging hack into service had been| States governors to courtesy invite- ye_fittad to comply with CAA re-| tions extended to them by the dedi- quirements. The company said that For your own real deep=-down NPT cation committee. other planes from its flest of 13| S °king eniey en' oo S °ke i R constellations in the Atlantic divis- | ® 3 s : HUFF SENTENCED fci win te returned to servie &t that smoke of Fine Tobacco / i ; intervals. ; ‘ il T0 YEAR AND DAY .. = ; Judge J. W. Kehoe this morning“Red"ng Moves on in the U. S. District Court sen- T S' “ ( “ El ’ : ? tenced John Huff to one year and o a o ege‘ a day in the federal penitentiary. . 50 4 | L4 o 5 55’2 1 a Huff pleaded guilty to the charge SEATTLE, Wash., Aug. 27.— The QUALITY SINCE /887 of burglary. . Seattle Port of Embarkation an-| A divorce was granted in the pounced today that Lt. Col, William | case of Nellie Malone vs. Theodore N. Redling, former executive officer Malone. for the Port has been transferred = = QUALITY OF PRODUCT Wooa engraving by H. McCormick based upon the original oil painting Copyriht 1946, The Amirican Tobsceo Company * 3 i | 'The case of the United Statés to the Command and Geheral Staff ,vs. Paul O. Johnson on the charge College at Fort Leavenworth, Kan- - ] of burglary was dismissed and ggs. Col. Reading will take the i 8 i tf Johnson, a parole violator, will re-!ten-month course of instruction in| IS ESSENTIAL TO E i : S A A o § turn to the Federal penitentiary the School of Logistics. | CONTINUING SUCCESS e i “ M h ,to serve out his sentence. Col. Redling served overseas for| T—— T il ow ume | R, 0 W 44 months in Alaska, New Caledon- | il TO TAKU LODGE |1a, Philippine Islands, Iwo Jima and | ToerT |Nagoya, Japan. For his work as | A weekend trip to Taku Lodge port commander during the Iwo via Alaska Coastal Airlines was Jima campaign he was awarded| ! made by Mr. and Mrs. Alex Holden,'me Bronze Star Medal. Do You Know about Christian Science? i Sandy Holden and Mr. and Mrs.] Colonel Redling, who was recent- i A||J. J. Mehe:in. They made a trip to ly accepted in the Regular Army, i i Moose Creek to engage in some has beon making his home at the fil If you are not correctly informed about Christian Et trout fishing and report that the Cambridge apartments in Seattle.| fi Science, how can you discuss il intelligently ? Take iy weather was marvelous and ihe Prior to"hihl antey iR UEbs Reryipe) i this opportunity to learn some of the facts about i fishing g_““d- |he was associated \:ith the Alask; fi‘g this religion that has done so much to Aheal human H MRS, FIEHER TO LEAVE 1“’1‘]’(""'{‘]‘_’ ;“’;"}ol"f.g“i‘c‘;’ afigmg'::]yog‘i‘c"a] i ills and free sufferers from human misery. Attend fi AT {Siirvey. Bt Himedis TAlERES: il IE‘: Mrs. Grace H. Fisher, mother of | Col. Harold W. Rehm, former di- il Mrs. David Ramsey, plans to leave rector of operations was named il | Juneau on the North Sea (m\lght)execunve officer to f{ill the va- after spending the summer here|cancy left by Colonel Redling. visiting with her daughter. She is —_———— going to the States for.an inde-] Phonograph kecords. Home |linile stay. Beautiful. CONCRETE For Every Purpose A FREE LECTURE ON . CHRISTIAN SCIENCE by Will B. Davis, C. S. of Chicago, Illinois Member of the Board of Le~tureship of Fue Mo.er Church, The First Church of + Christ, Scientist, in Boston, Massachusetts JUST PHONE THIIRSI:J:.Yfif\l‘JGUST L - 182~ or —033-2 long, 2 short ‘ AND CAPITOL THEATER | DELIVERY WILL BEGIN WITHIN t First Church of Christ, Scientist, A FEN ,"MINUTES of Juneau * Cordially Invites Youto Attend || Jumeaw lgeudy-Mix Conerete, Inc. SRl - RSt e 2 U R —