The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, September 3, 1946, Page 2

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Hildre; from Peters-|p.;cees Louise, of Deputy U. 8.| Alaska Castal Aniaes Ziew e < St R : Zollowing passengers over the past| Lcichikan to Petersburg, MI.|custody 14-year-old Richard Young,| ok oo {Eller Wikan and Mae Mathison; part-Indian youth who has been | % from Wrangell to Petersburg, J. pound over to the grand jury on| To Tulsequah, Harry Loake, W., Stiles, John Manthion, Olaf Lund- 1, O. Nelson, Kent McLanders, G.. Gilmore; from Ketchikan 0 a dwelling, burglary of a dwelling! E. Tremble and E, Seel: to Haines, Wiangell, ~H. Rominez; from and destroying personal property. L. Hagen, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Dyer,| Wrangell to Ketchikan, J. Downer,; Three young cohorts have not Mrs. R. Rudolph, Clarence le.y‘R Trerrly and G. Tarr; and from peen bound over. One of them, a and Don Milnes; and to Skagway, | Fetersburg to Ketchikan, L. Mol- mere tot of nine years, has been Mr. and Mrs. M. Aubert, Mrs. Wild- | v¢" placed with the Pius X Mission at elm, Eugene Meyers and George| (EET T W Skagway. An 18-year-old member Everest. . 1 LEIVERS ON VACATION of the group, is held at the Tuber- g | culosis Sanatorium at Skagway. The Frcm Haines, C. E. Filley; from; g pLeivers, Deputy Clerk of fourth of the young offenders, an-| Skagway, Edith Bennett, Bennett, James H. Stone, G. Ivy, Rudolph Haas and Don{mg a Betty Mork, M. Mork, El Connie to Ex- to Pelican, Marie Mork, Mrs. Hanlon, Percy Johnstone, Maddux and G. Kellerburg cursion Inlet, Inez Wilson; from, Hoonah, P. Ganty, E. Robinson. E.| Rude, Mrs. P. Ganty, W. Ganty and Mary J. Ganty; and to Tena- kee, Sam Asp and A. Carlson. To Sitka, F. C. Martin, J. Knight, Mr. and Mrs. H. Weidner, J. Schaf- fer, P. Willett, Charles Forward, Norman Soxie, Helen Stuart, Bar- bara Rednick, D. Van Zendt, Flor- ence Hobbs, Helen Dotuse, Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Warsheld, Gladys Whit- more, Mrs. H. Hatch. Mrs. W. Anderson, Mrs. M. Wake- field, W. Anderson, Willa Ander son, the Rev. and Mrs. N. N gaard, S. Bayden and D. Nygaa Milnes; From Sitka, G. Green, C. R. Lamsbury, Mr. and Mrs, C. Wort- man, Charles Conway, Meribeth Conway, John Conway, Mr. and Mirs. J. J. Conway, Thomas Martin- ez, L. A. Danb, Mary Hedges, Frank Wright, F. Schwartzbacker, D. Ol- send, Mrs. E. Olsen, M. Weidner and F. Ross. To Todd, Nick David T. Smith; John Tenneson, Bez; to Tenakee, from Tenakee, Jr., H. Pederson and W, Winn; from Pelican, C. Coke, Mrs. John Breseman, Ri Harsfield, Virginia Dennis, Mar- jorie Dennis and Fenton Dennis and from Hood Bay, Mrs. A. L. Johns and Mrs. J. Wolf} To Hoonah, Mrs. Al S flestad, Al Schaflestad and Fajra Schafle- stad; to Pelican, G. Kellerburg; to Chichag®f, T. A. Anderson; to Chatham, Antonio Estigoy; from Todd, Nick Bez; from King Sal- mon, R. W. PFisher and M. Fisher; and from Lake: Hasselborg, Mr. and Mrs. H. Smucker To Wrangell, B, Hanford, F. Wag- ner, J. Johuson, D. Lee, E. Coulter, M. Ratcliffe, Gordon Mason and Dorianne Barnes; to Ketchikan, Mr. and Mrs, J. Ree, C. Canole: Gust Nicklet and Willlam McDon- | Pierce, Mrs C. Chase, H. B. Crew- | son | burg, Mrs. A. F. Adsit Doe; from Ketchikan, Mr. and Mrs. T. E. court. today was off duty from Hazel the Clerk's office here, commenc- and N. A. McEachran; from Marshal Louis Rapuzzi, bringing in other teen-aged lad, has been turn- ed over to the Department of Public Wellfare. stint of annual leave CUNARD WHITE STAR LINE Announces the Appointment of 'BURCHARD & FISKEN EXCHANGE BUILDING SEATTLE 4, WASHINGTON " AS GENERAL AGENTS For the States of Washington, Oregon, Idaho, Montana and the Territory of Alaska. SEE YOUR LOCAL TRAVEL AGENT CUNARD WHITE STAR LINE 946 1840..; Over a Century of Transatlantic Service IS BOUND OVER Sequel to a rccent juvenile crime charges of breaking and entering| THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE— JUNEAU, ALASKA TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 1946 QUALITIES inberent in the growth of Alashka. .. Empire of Destiny. 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Wi NUOW HAVE 48-HOUR SERVICE JUST CALL The Triangie PNA’S pASSENGER ! | From Nome: Svend Thorp; from BACK ON JOB EA PAA FLIES BIG Anton. - ek, | oo 1 | 1 Sniith. LISTS HEAVY FOR PASSENGER LOAD e ¥ WIll TIE UP [ jant extended Yesterday, to Seattle: Har der PAST THREE DAYS ON HOLIDAY RUN " 5™ 2 e o : Rocen, Frances Gordon, Fred R : ! of the On trips between Anchorage and A-' l A T | Duting the past three days Pan ;‘;"’:u:“‘-‘%“f“)":_‘””- . Johni " Anderdon; | tme Wi r, in Portland, Juneau, Pacific Northern Airlines L Amicrican Airways flw the follow-' Carl Swan. Garol Gonzales. Man. | oo carried the following holiday week- ngers and Lator Week End yel Gonzales, Douglas. Miller. Gles S end passengers to and from these s to and from this city SRR TN e asl T O O SENN cities and way points (Continued from Page One) from Seattle: George gop Bre: Gors ir Arriving here from Anchorage aw, = WILBM | o Maribeth Conway. Wallace 2 cvening were: Eugene Sargent, H. D. Mill- SHIPOWNERS CONFER | rge Everest, Herbert Bar- Ganty e Hospital. * He er, Jenny Christensen, Harold wWASHINGTON, Sept Confer-|1es, Patrick McCarty, Albert Wag-| Maryjane Ganty, Lila Hibert 15 ounces. Christensen, Yvonne Nelson, Lola ences secking a method of coping G2 Mitchell Well, Gladys White-payl Kroenung, John Hofen, Bil] : & Rutherford, Don Latta, Henry with the shipping crisis were held|mere, Elizabeth Lancaster, Henriet- yanson, Bob Fleek, Elizabeth Emard, Patsy Jean Emard, Thomas here today following arrival from ta Zurian, William Harvey, Rex An-igjeck, Pat Fleek Lockard, Eleanor" Straight, Lt. H. San Francisco of J. B. Bryan,| dersc ap, Ralph Swap, 13» «- Sehuten: Ok 2 T. Hendrickson Breident of the Pacitlc Ametloan |NIE John Cone. | Eeatrice Mullen, Chris Henning, Judith Erickson, Fred Butler, Shipowners Association From Fairbanks liam Fleek, ' : it s s, ,'\;‘f;""_"'“' 2 Paul Meyers, Art Hedges, ‘Leona — Bryan, who met in separate ses- Dale Fleck; from Annette: Mrs. p SUEM L VOIS Helson, Lola Lincoln, Mr. Bremmier, Sidney sions with Director Edgar L, War- Edith Cunningham, Rex Cunning-tutherford, Don Lata | Voile, F. W. Richardson, Wm. Hob- ren of the Federal Conciliation ham Hardld Christensen, Jennie Christ- son, H. B. McKinley, George Sur- Service, industry members of the| From Whitehorse: Mrs. Carroll ensen. Henry Emard, Patsy Emard yan, H. H. Heaton Wage Stabilization Board and labor Gonzalez, Manuel Gonzalez, Ell- Edward Sarg Thomas Allen [ | T. W. Collins, Z L. Barham, agvisors of the Maritime Com- | ward Wri Agibne, Her(e O Enatile; Alberta Arih: Sy I !M. G. Sucrow, Gordon Burnett, mission, was understood to have man Weiss , Major D2y Smith, Mrs. Mary Boecker, Roy 1 Stanley, Ed Grebe, W. N. Tetrault, krought additional information to Mau: kil o L B : Douglas Starr, Chester Moore, Joe aid the wage board in its decision| To Seattle: George Leadbetter, LoUise Croom, Harold Voris, Lo Almer J. Peterson, Hal McDowell, whether to reconsider the cases|Sus Stewart, Anna Rodenberg, Bob H. Ford tJoe Cook, George Rogge, Kendall which have led to the paralyzing Jackson, Rohert Arn LeWitt Markham, i Howe, R. L. Von LoSSOW. shipping strike Hanson, Judith Elliott Charles Me & J Mildred ‘Harris, Mr. Hal Moore; g Hall, Fred Butler, Harold Heaton, Sal Sherman, Lou Mill | Mrs, Hal Moore, George Hiatt, Lynn TABULATING VOTE ge Suryan, Paul Myers, Thel-| Gertrude Andrews, 1 Kirk, Mrs. H. P. Hibbert, Patty SAN FRANCISCO Harry Lund- W& Myers, W. 8 Ol Charles erby dys Weod n o Springer, Jim Cameron. berg, president of the AFL Sailors|Ness, Mahlon Wils tta, Anna Harry McCracken, Francis Gor- Union of the Pacific, said here that clari, Ray Thompson, Eric worth McCulloch idon, Hildegarde Rosen, Paul'Kroen- the results of the union’s strike Albert Beaver, John Johnson, Os-' Frem Whitehorse: Elizabeth B ! ing, Rolland Pelletier, Norman SoX- yote will be announced today, He 2 Larson, Barnard Stahl, Clyde Tt Alfred Anker, fe, Charlie Towarak, Robert Long, predicted that members will cease FOId, Jean Parker, Jeanine Paiker, Anker; from Fairbank | Joe Bird, Alice Lotta. Work immediately. unless the Wage MAry Lee Council, Doris Bartlett, Willmore, : Heintzlema | To Anchorage, Ellen Dilly, Ted Stabilization Board cancels its te-|Alice Morey, Betty Reed, Leah ann Sweet, Lynn Wilson. {Lamoe, Harold Bedsworth, Hugh cent order denying a wage increase. Da1ks, Joseph Guinan, Jane Work-| To Whitehorse: Vera White, Jo- | Wiseman, ~Frank Wocicik, John The vote was taken by union lo- Man. Don Gallagher, Iver ph Stern. Donald Ma 1, 4 {Cinkohnsiid. Olsf Eismmenitel cals last week and results are now DIck Ubt: tq Jétchik ward Wright, Evelyn Wright, F i Glen Cummins, Carl Langenbrum- being tabulated here. The SUp Bling, Isna Bring Rivers; to Nome: Funid Logan e ;nu-r.’ Wilbur Ellis. strikz would affect Hawa Sunday from Seattle Bion - > oo 3 L { Carl Martin, Phillip Morres, well as Pacific Coast port Bowman, Robert Stutte, Clarence L Rl Ij {Geotge Destardin, Edward T G Mills, Ethel Murphy, M Hen- WXLLER. TO. WesIWARD % {Charles Eberly, Patrick etta Blackwell, Micheal Blackw Chris Wyller, Acting Distr {Sal Sherman, Lou Miller ROTARY CLUB HOLDS i ines Reagan. .. lwimeer, Bublic Roads ‘Adiinist i | John Ca wrs, Jonn Carter, PR e - tion, was to leave here fo {John Carter, Jr, R. C. La Torre No MEE"NG IODAY s David Alexander, H. Me-|, 4" today to inspect progress cn ] | Theda Rolfson, Gertrude Andrew: i s E. Mesner, Mrs. Donnle Gll- |y, Tyrnagain Arm survey. 1 Mrs. R. C. La Torres, Ralph Whit-' The Juneau Rotary Club, which L‘ 1'1‘1“\ "N:l:, ;l:(mll more, E. Huback, Major Wiles, meets every Tuesday noon in the aton e S g i Betty Ann Krough, Marilyn Ode- paranof Gold Room, was cancelled . Whih Josn Weskey, Mk / gaard, Harold Voris, Louise Crady, today due to the curtailment of ser- aMartha Jones, Raymond Petitt i Margaret Pirkey. vice in the strike-bound Gold Room. gay1 Hickock, Leonard Crum. John Judith Ann Gettiham, Donnie' ROWry President Ed Keithahn Rolana, williem Shors, Winsicw i Gettiham, Brion Bowman, Leonard $21d next weck’s mecting would be p d g Crum, John Roland, Wm. Shore, W, attended by teachers of Gastincau 3 Browning, Karl Linden, Geo, Mar- Channel as special guests hill, B gerum, Sidney Banks, Andrew Cog- = e G Eugene Co : Lill, Edwin Rosmith, Frank Kelly. ws(s |S MEE"NG PYauS, FCOtED { Eugene Cook, Warren Tufts, John Sievertson, Rayr { Svoboda, M. Sievertson, Ray Hen- TONIGHT AT FIGHT « on Hall. Tad Huhn 3 drix, Byron Hall, Ted Hoon. 2 W R SR P Ay 3 i { 2 To Sea Josephine Goodman Nerenn Meyer, Mys, Ronas B98° 1 mimbers of ‘the will meet John Goc 1, Barbara Goodman, 3 er, Gerold Meyer, Kenneth Meyer i YR Larritt e 3 £ . ) tenight a regular R Morri mazle, Lu- ) Ralph Mize, Glenn Green, Keith o S0 G bt e TATraer CRoE. i‘“‘)’;”x\l L. A. Daub, Mrs. Robert, poyctionals led by Mrs. Ronald ald Goldr he Iris Suoggre G Lister will be held in the Little Adams, Mary R Som- jdfi“’—‘{;"'_'*“”‘ s, Cora HOMON, gpapel. They will be followed by mers, R. J. Sommers, Jr. [ i sl Cociol Lo thice Stanton, Helen ', pyginess meeting in the parson- Priscilla Brescott. Hal Mpore, Vir-, | West, Martha Jones, Earl J. Hick- gge & Hite: Moore: (veorin, Hiate . Mildve ok, Ray Petitte, Cavelle Swanson, pelpert Hanks, Director of Boy Harris, Patricia Springer, Harvey William Lyle, George Sherman, scouts for the Territory, will speak McCra Alice Latta, Phil Stew- | the he?! aotio Herbert Barnes, Patrick McCarty, | on the evening'’s program. arf i “ Jack Shaw, Mitchell Weil, Albert | Hostesses will be Ethel Phelps Frank Glosser, nd Smith Wagda, William Harvey, Henrietta and Mrs. George Martin Mervin Downes ard Manley Zurian, Rex Anderson, J. C. Coop- : —oo Eddis Manley, Dai Tread- | er, Betty Olson, G. P. Patterson. | The first New York newspaper well Schmidt, Waynor, | To Yakutat,* Frank Schwartz- was William Bradford’s New York James Peterson, Joseph Connor | backer. Gazette, published in 1725. James Ccnnors. i | s i il : 9