The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, September 6, 1946, Page 2

PA(.E TWO ; VERSATILE . . . COMF WRITE—WE B QGUALITY SINCE /887 New Broadcaslmg Syslem Ior Alaska venture is Edwin Kraft, owner u" 8 n in Ite the K('l(hlkdll .mrl Junmu stations. | got he - read ANCHORAGE, Sept. 6—Forma- = GOOD RESOI_U"ONS 1 Ithough his tion of the Alaska Broadcasting SIEAMER MOVEMENTS herc recited in de- |, system, the first Territorial net- tail, th work, is disclosed by William J. DOSTON, Sept. 6—The national of activ oid, | Y8 Wagner of Anchorage | Princess Louise scheduled: to sail| encampment of the - Veterans ofiin_ capit S . & g ; The nebwork will include stations from Vancouver 8 pm. Saturday, |Foreisn Wwars is holding final >-eo ol b el A /A SN Retehikan: KINY, Juneau:| Princess Norah scheduled to sailj business session today. There Was £ [verds of material to - provide e . KFGD, Anchorage, and plans tie- from Vanouver September 11. {no opposition to a resolution which pRE WEDDING p& I hirt @t o ins with smaller Alaskan commun- All sailings from Seattle to Al- authorized the VFW commander to ities for the airing of programs ori- aska ports indefinitely postponed.| 5% President Truman to “‘_“ a i sinating throughout the Territory.| Aleutian from west, scheduled to SPecial session of Congress to create i lflf,.jfl |, SRERG Aw ETB &WQE The system was m"mpmawd for arrive Monday auu'hb()\md “‘ job-finding council for veterans L LS * — Ay R — | Earlier, the encampment voted Whieh U. S. DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE, WEATHER BUREAU | cpposition to sending food to Yu- 1 The grocm could get a dis There (1) i{hfi‘ | goslavia. The veterans also called ; - end of one year if it mail at JUNEAU, ALASKA ENDED AT 4:30 A. M., 120TH MERIDIAN TIME ! DATA FOR 24 HOURS WEATHER BULLETIN ORTABLE . .. Amber heel, black Dressy 9.05 patent sanaa a new look 950 eign Wars election y Hotine OWYHEE—Famed Vita was the unanimous choice for Sen- 3 Loafer In brown c: jor Vice Commander. Both are skinm . . . veterans of World War One. merican A council had Rict Sizes 415 to 9 inut 34, 2A, A, -B Widths arshal Tito tods y he Am YLL FILL MAIL ORDERS for indemnification in down of two United Rehrends Co $100,000 to bring popular radio pro- gx‘ums to Alaska by direct hook- 'VFW CONVENTION ON RECORD WITH A\H’Xihl(d with Wagner in the the elimination of Communists for | frem elections, and advocated that - FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 1946 icommm L ' TIEUP IS ~ REPORTED | 1 Ea l (Continued frem Page One) i I'strikc of members of the Sailors { Union of the Pacific and the Sea- | !farers International Union was an embargo on railroad shipments to coastal ports in an effort to pre- | vent congestion and spoilage of | perishables { In Washington dent Truman declared w the hands of Labor Lewis B. Schwellenbach, who last night dispatched an assistant, Phillip Hannah, to San Fr co | to make a personal plea to Harry Presi- strike ary of vesterday the as ir Lundeberg, President of the SUP : : {0 catl off ‘the strike Pat holds “Lucky” at curb A docior cemes to the rescue fail in his mis-| When a hit-skip driver struck Patrici 70's in Brooklyn, friend. Then a doctor came upon the sidewall said he would| N Y. the 6-year-old girl t} up “Lucky” and Patricia felt better. Lunde h"lu to confere Truman go to Washing- with - Soviels Ask . To Posipone ton for President Y BOMBAY VIOLENCE SHOWING DECLINE: SIX BLOODY DAY Lundcberg turned from said las d Har in the affect same ¢ e o nbach previously—that BOMBAY The govern- and gabardine . . . High cub- # the fi an heel . . . Versatile town Ll L ) ¢ 905 B u l l E F I N S said the Bcr’rcdung fla\'(zr!.Bm':- 4 meeting today ring ing goodness! 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() 2 o et 5 Lo Bethel 60 53 45 Cloudy {in a straight line but zigzags for the license. “:x:g N ra “’0__ bl Cordova 59 41 50 0 Cloudy J 5 R T ot 9 Dawson 61 41 0 Cloudy Sriraigeie - Bdngath 44 3 01 Cloudy | BRIDES AND BABES FROM BRITAIN b e ‘“/\7 [OR 0" REI;‘L%; ! Fairbanks 57 i % Rain ent to the jail—wkers he le A Haines 66 47 0 Clear an Qitferent ‘\,\_ Juneau 7 45 0 Clear thiis . T T S e Juneau Airport 37 0 Clear o3 : L2 e Bl O AT el LSS g | iy . ' P 7 : 7 Kl s Do o 0 McGrath 49 10 Rain | Sk == B e b FORMAY SHORTENING --- O LiMiT i = . % Trace Cloudy g i g o p@un s = otersburg 42 0 Clear | L 2 = Portland 56 02 Cloudy i = Prince Georg: 24 0 Clear | = . oy | H i Blpert - | 3large pkgs. | WASHING MACHINE 3 large pkys. Seattle 55 56 0 Rain ! EHIRED €] i P g ¥ ’ - SUPER SUDS - - @Dc |PEET'S SOAP - - §3¢ § Whiteh orse 37 41 0 Clear e 9% 2 L . &, Py 3 Yakutat 37 40 0 Fog g 4 to 4:30 a, m. today) ! The mass of cold air which had reached the | ROSFDALE @ B iF. z slowly southeast Temperatures as low this morning. A 1 the Alaska Penii western Alaska Alaska and the v continued above normal the past 24 hours at m and from the Plains Canada to western W MARINE Reports from M Station Cape Decision Cape Spencer Eldred Rock Five Pinger Light Guard Island Lincoln Rock Point Retreat MARINE NING: Entrance to Yakutat—varia cloudiness with intermitten FOREC and morning fog along coast Low pressure center— west, moving slowly northward Cl Protected waters of Scutheast Alaska and outside waters, Dixon near Montana yesterday morning is moving | the northern Plains States this morning. | 5 degrees were reported over central C.madu center is moving slowly northward across lling over south- | the Gulf of Alaska. Temperatures theast Alaska. Rain has fallen during | tions over western and northern Alasks of northern United States and southern | and southwestern British Columbia WEATHER BULLETIN arine Stations at 12:30 P. M. today WIND Height of Waves | p. Dir.and Vel. (Sea Condition) 5 WswW 3 1 foot ‘ WSswW 6 1 foot | Calm Zero Calm Calm SW 1 Zero NW 3 Zero ear 57 Calm Zero FOR PERIOD ENDING SATURDAY EVE- ble winds under 15 miles per hour. Increasing| homa City, Okla,; Heather Mercer, t Light rain north of Sumner Strait Saturday 157 29.55 inches—56 degrees north, degrecs BRITISH BEAUTIES, young and old, arrive at New York aboard the war- bride ship George W. Goethals, At top (L. to r.) are: Zena McLaug who will live in Yonkers, N. Y.; Betty Madden, who will live in O} Lillian Floyd, who will live in St. Louis, Mo. Bottom, on H\c r mo shoulders (L to r.) are: Eugene Rees, 22 Ta.; Benita Rose, 13 months, who will live in G Pai ette Barrera, 19 months, who will live in Austin, Tex. (Inmmt mal) Paans - $2.35 CASE Early June - pgfp’@ LIBBY—DEEDT BROWN HARDWHEAT BEANS - (ase 24 ¢ 35 FLOUR - 50 1bs.$2.99 JUST RECEIVEDR———-Large Shipment of FANCY COOKIES————Fresh --- Relicious BB ert s CASI-I GROCERY 0 A S R0 llMIlllil|IlmlIIIIIIIIIIIIllIIIII|llIIIIlllllllNIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIHIIIIIIIllIIIIlIIIIIIIIlIlIIIIHIIIIIIHIlHIIIIIIIHIIIII MINIMUM DELIVERY i $2.50 ORDER MORNING DELIVERY CLOSES 10:00 A. M. DOUGLAS DELIVERY CLOSES 10:00 A. M. AFTERNOON DELIVERY CLOSES 3 P. M. who will live in Dallas, Tex: o will live in .ivu d Rapids, Mich.; months, w R = R [ P —— P # ¥