The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, August 30, 1946, Page 2

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU, ALASKA FRIDAY, AUGUST 30, ERNESTDENNIS FREE DANCE, SHOW BODIES OF FIVE CLASIES WILL REOPEN v, iy e IS NEW SITKA BUT NO PARADE ON AMERICANS, SHOT ;'E;'mfl;;;gmgggf’.}fi b Ay Sif v COMMISSIONER LABOR DAY DECKE DOWN, GO T0 ROME 1946 Officially in I¥ THE LABDEL 1S 7’:~. THE HAT IS RIGHT, TIDE TABLE fellow men judge you by such things as the label in your hat. Men who matter know what you stand for. when they see in your hat the Crest of Knox. That means taste, a knowledge of values, a prefecence for the finer things. And we have a Knox Hat that might have been custom-made for you. B Rehtends Co juneaufi Today (Continued jrcm Page One) on Lena Beach near the Min- the General g salmon, a 13 ¢ land Anncuncement Held public offices Federal and Territorial asked by the Veter- ion to withhold any Bradley's and ng the rty was today offi- sed by Col. Hanson 3radley was to hold a press some time this after- that time he would answer relating to local Veterans ind VA plans for the fu- Gen- 3 Juneau tomorrow, cak on care of an at the DAV eattle. Following will fly to Bos- he will speak Veterans of For- m. From Bos- take him back hington, D. C., through New tk City where he will stop for conferences with there the Deputy Ad- istrator Henor Guest era ll Bradley Tonight with members 1ests of hon- yiven by the st Gruen- "House. The 1 by.a cock- y aranof Gold honor of the General, by an Legion and the Vet- oreign Wars, 3esides members of the General’s flying here by Army plane the pilot, Major Alvin E. . co-pilot Herbert M. Bar- 1 two crew members, s and Sgt. L. Cook . — —————— Replaces Knight when Lat- Monday Will View Tighly- ter Takes Pioneers’ Home Post Sept. 1 District Judge J. W. Kehoe tod 2 | announced the appointment of F of U succe nest Dennis to the Commissioner at S ¥ ing William W. Knight, who is take over as new superintendent the Alaska Plnnuxx IIUI“(‘ on S tember 1. Mr. Den also bec Denni served in the U. S. A World War II and held the nm. Staff Sergeant at the tir f discharg For the past he has been on the Sitka force and has estab cellent record, Jud Mr. Knight is pre: neau, winding up his @ Commissioner prior to taking his new post. He arrived here 3 terday > 60P (ANDIDMES ORGANIZATION 10 MEET ON TUESDAY T Thes r‘r-pul)h( an Candidates’ ganization will meet next Tue night at 7 (\llan in I v The Juneau Lions nounced that those who still hav nuv puuhnd their Run F Sdm(la\ l\t not be in th " in prizes beir accurate \ppointme For Feder: week end,” work on Satu 1 employee Closed Town Here- No Empire No parade is too busy a seas nd CIO ¢ e coml e CIO Hall re the j " (ESAR SEBENICO jails, though police ity as us 1 employ ¥ most of them do r Ay, either. howev ahead of them tomorrow Menda a year that off. T f the Empir thi tomorrow afternoon or eve eutian from Seattle, du set for Labor Day on for many " the T Territor- r, have a tour ROME five £ ed army tra by Yugosalv were flown Udine Among th at the a John H The bodic er plan to Rome - HUNT (ONT!MU‘S 1 T-ulxi‘l law authoritie minimum, 48 At Airport minimum, 42 Maximum, 70; eeco0cocesece sne WEATLLR FORECAST {16 0'LamB | HAM, hall or whele -1b. §5¢ | BM@JN, qgm’ | WEINERS | Evisercated FRYERS - re-open its rning at to eight. \((wl%l 31 156 ft o i 1 , 16.5 ft 23:16 pm,, 10 ft. Low High t Low tide ¢ children be six by udents from other > promotion former prin- es e e s oo e e The United States bought $323,- 586 worth of pyrethrum flowers from Brazil in 1945. v of St. Ann’s r Mary this year Ethelbert FOR LABOR DAY SPECIALS MEAT DEPARTMENT—Phone 371 Ib. §5¢ ih. HO¢ - h.48¢ th. 0 Ih. 7 D¢ Ib. §5¢ TURKEYS New York Dressed ber of 1 fall during t} Alaska Heré PEGG; MCVER BACK (arvel Rifes ~ FOLLOWING VACATION Bound Soutii " QUALITY SINCE /887 uRflCERY DEPARTMENT—Phone 478 | BUTTER - 1h.83¢ eeoeco0e e cash pri go to the fund which is to be used for the purchase of the site for the m new library. i COASTAL STATES au via PAA yes- | ve D VHERANS' GFFI(E ‘ SEEKS PERSONNEL : quas Imv«l per- neral services for Jack A. Car- er of the U. S. Employ- vice in Juneau, have been and wi Returning to Jux Opportunities sonnel in tk /) Administration in q O PR T omen's Aveanes rincipal down town street until jcb is finished. By Order of Chief of Police (361-t2) adv. ‘It’s the Nicest Store In Town” Baranof Hotel Building tion from the ation discl of their ceing the her time Jack upied most of ., Arthur trip \\nl' ncisco she 3 for 85( Lots of Other Items at Prices You Can Afford! VEGETABELES Fresh and Crisp . . . Direct from Qur Farm g T Use . Pauline Kessler, Bob L AVOSET sen, R. McCormick, Mrs. Mary Mc- i g i Donnel, J. O'C A I, | © S Ll i t with their cars D} J. Sperlin : el known resident died after a brief illness Hospital on Wednes- arrangements were vised by the Juneau Lions’ of which Carvd was one of arter members D COURT CLOSED UNTIL TUESDAY Presiding Judge J. W. Kehoe has s rt tions for qualified K eants. Further information can be ob- tained from the U. S. Employment Service, 124 Marine 1 Juneau. - wrote day: v Advisors, and Training Facility Officers. R quirements for these pc clude a good educatio: ground, combined wi pereonnci experience and familiavity mith the trades Veterans, either of World War or World War II, have prefere on these jobs. Openings varjous places in the Te! initial assignments will be listed Ve Jr Williams and A. L Roberta Wood. < b2 e Mr Lottie Donaldson and Erm .and John Rec sengers from Cor- » other registrants h e Kath left Juneau many years Anabelle n were p: d from Club, akuta the cha and Eva dovs crin zahle cording to present Southbound pz ill return to follows to Petersburg Y t Tuesday M id N - CG OFFICER plans, Mr position From the world’s finest HERE tea crops we bring you greater tea cnjoyment. 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