The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, September 17, 1946, Page 8

i i ¢ PAGE EIGHT PROCEDURE OF HEARINGS UPON FISH OUTLINED 1946 salmon fishing purposes in Southeast | Si SEATILE HOSP. season run for canning t runs from the Prince thward would ind in regula this yes before area s need for 947. Regulations for evision for Death of Arthur Wilhard Nelson THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE— JUNEAU, ALASKA CHARLES PORTER DESIGNATED NEW AMLEG ADJUTANT Past Natl. -Commander y were practically rewritte Pro Osed Regu | ah()n eason was over, he pointed out. @t -‘"u!'lh':‘ M’?l.',‘,“},'f'if,'flfi"' ‘tclx\_:\ . Chf?nges fo Be Submit- OVEEEIG_HT e et o Atherton Due Here Fri- il oy ‘henr, entered the nosoitar ap-| 02y After Defense Tour treatment of tuberculosis, NVILLE, Ill, Sept. 17—Bob Nelson, who had lived in Juneau 1 was happy when his lost for many y is survived only | was rcturned, although $28 by mother, Mrs. Hilda Nelson, been taker 1 of 722 Ninth Street here Born cver found the wallet and at Alameda, California, August 6, he $28 overlooked $250 in a 1903, Nelson joined the F&WL staff here on April 4, 1945. R t Dropped into purse was returned OFFICIAL DILLE NOW IN JUNEA conducted in S ward th r, and will mark re - TICKETS FOR (NCERT BY MISS PAUL ON SALE of al- to be regulation changes, d here today Seton Thompson stant fef of Alaska Fishel y will 3 g i ftich the procsedings Tickets are now on sale for the| John R. Dille, acting regional 2 - Paul Conce to, be given director of Wages and Hours di- n outlined the procedure hearing he which will! by the Business and Pro-,vision, U. S. Department of Labc govern subsequent hearings to; fessl Women's Club at the!from San Francisco, arrived in ‘e Northern Li Presbyterian ' Juneau yesterday by Pan American Territory 1eld throughout following Air Churck All proceeds of the go to the Memorial Library !to which the BPW has already do- about a week. ays. the Southeast concert will Fund, ring with the Territorial officers for This is one of a 20 September tember Klawock September 27; Ketchikan, Septeri-|nated $100 |series of quarterly visits by Dille or st 28 Miss Paul, an Alaska-born lyric his assistants. R Ostober |SOPrano, is a 1946 graduate of the! During the war, stated Dille, little 3: Anchorage, Ootober 7. Cordova,|Eastman School of Music in Newcould be done by his office. But Ditober b York City. Born in Ketchikan, she ' now the Wages and Hours divis- A recap hearing for thoss not/hes lived in Juneau for manyiion is picking up its program able to appear at the I 3 ons) Ye and is a graduate of Juneau where it was left off in 1941. e et eeld in Seattls on|High School. She is the daughter| Rt e November 1¢, Thompson swid, 1¢|0f Mr. and Mrs. Willlam L. Paul, is expected that packers and other (ST . ROTARY (I-UB V|Ews 1 - industry members will put in their ing He plans to remain here confer- WORLD SERIES FILMS/ Appointment Harry Levy, new Department Commander, American Legion, of the following depart- mental officers was announced here today: Charles E. Porter, of Juneau, selected as Adjutant, to succeed J T. Petrich, who has held the post for the past 23 years Perry McLain, CAA employee at Anchorage, Child Welfare Chair- man | H. Everett Hoy, Post Commander |at Seward, Americanism Chairman. |Norman C. Banfield, Juneau attor- | iney and World War II veteran| Legislative Chairman } Alfred Zenger, Juneau, reappoint- | ed Detachment Commander of the |Sons of the American Legion, sub- S. | diary organization Not previously dfsclosed here is the election at the Department| Convention just concluded at | Ketchikan, of R. H. Stock, Anchor- | age contractor, and Walte® B. King, | Keteikan attorney, to succeed | themselves National Executive! | Committeeman at Large, and Al- | ternate, respectively. t is also announced that Juneau Post, American Legion ad ° the| | American Legion Auxiliary unit |here are now making arrangements for entertainment here Friday eve- ning of Warren H. Atherton, Past| National Commander, American Le: 'gion and Col. Perry S. Brown, Na- tional Chairman of the A-L's De- fense Committee. | The two Legion officials are now | as R A | OF ARC TO MEET . .cvc sim, “T1é 104 Sworfphisaied fonan stimed done o | arca, Thompson indic ! : - Series” accompanied with nm‘ru-:d““fzd luxlr of defense e 0 i Al .| Members of the Board of Di-|tion was presented as the main|Alaska. After attending e cone mainly confined to tections im- Tectors, American Red Cross, ‘will program foday at the Juneau Ro- ;“?‘l‘;’“ k‘” bf“‘;_‘n“}h 1‘}““ s e diAtaly adjacer tho site of meet Thursday afternoon at 2:30|tary Club's regular luncheon meet- |Fairbon g P the hearing: tho any person B Room 12, Shattuck Building, 1n£{ at the Baranof Gold Room. ‘A-Im /O”tml!\t I1':1 un(":;l'(-]'“)\x")][‘\\:nx;‘u wishing to be heard regarding oth-.Mrs. John McCormick, Executive| The film showed all games play-|COTAES, \G.,) “.il et the 7ask Bectinis Wil be Se of the Juneau Chapter, ed at the World Series between the S R ADOVRL REDRE FH) SR eI E afforded oppor- written er tunity. statements may be Chics one ers. Cubs and the Detroit Tig- Eckley Guerin was in charge ARC, announced today. The meeting will be the fina briefs or filed The procedure outlined by Of the present board. All members of the film projector. Thompson is are urged to attend, Mrs. McCor-| In the absence of Rotary Presi- F&WL will state its views on | Mick said ldient Edward Keithahn Claude what conservation regulations are by e oB T Carnegie presided at the meet- the fisherie: The hear- in order to protect ng during the 1947 season. Rules relating to the acceptance American Soldiers ing will then be » open to, of new members were discussed . . . adverse and s sta Sen'e ed S'e I briefly the business session from those pres n( Wy a Ing Among visitors today were John ‘Thompson returned here late yes- R. Dille, Acting Regional Director of the Wage Hour and Public Con- TOKYO, Sept. 17—Four America terday after two weeks aboard (he F&WL flagship, Brant, Capt. Jim | soldiers were sentenced by a g | tract Division, U. 8. Department of Collins. The Brant followed the. courtmartial tcday to three years Labor, with headquarters in San course of runs in the area south of | imprisonment, forfeiture of all pa 1cisco, Calif.; George Sund- Petersburg. Thompson was accom- and dishonorable discharge upon ‘org and D. Miller, father of Ro- panied until last w by Milton pleas of guilty to stealing and tarian Del Miller . Assistant National F&WL'selling hospital supplies from tha B A of tisheries, who 20th Medical Depot The telephone insirument repre- return \tes from An- oo sents only six percent of all the nette I More t} 60,000 Brit plant and equipment needed to For practical purposes, e for fans were killed in air provide a customer with telephone expected exceptional late tween March, 1940 and March, 1945. service. ?-'-JIIIIIHIIIIIII|IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII|IIHHI|!IllliH|Ii‘ilI!llNI|HIIIIHIIIlIlIlIlIIll"l||IIIIIIIIIIHIIIIHIIIHIINHHIH WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, for BLACKS BROWN WHITE BLUE GREEN — WHY-HOW-WHEN s WHE“_ NEDNESDAY MORNING 9 A. M. WINE w H Y == 0 Make Room for New Fall Shoes i H 0 w == All shees tied together with price ALL HEELS and size plainly marked. EXAMPLE: BUY ONE PAIR FOR $1.95— TAKE SECOND PAIR FOR 5c POSITIVELY NO REFUNDS OR EXCHANGES A nickel is generally thought of to by a pack of gum — BUT here will BUY a PAIR OF SHOES! i R RIDAY and SATURDAY at the FAMILY SHOE STORE A PAIR OF SHOES Family Shoe Store O 000000 ard and in the Interior. On Saturday, September 21, Ath- | erton and Col. Brown will Iop to! Sitka and return, then will fly/| south to the States from here on| Sunday i They will then report to the American Legion's National Con- vention, cpening at San Francisco on September 29 | - PRINCESS NORAH HERE SOUTHBOUND. The Princess Norah, Capt. G. O. Hughes and Purser F. A. Chmpbell. arrived in Juneau southbbund at 7:39 a. m. and left at 9 a. m. | Passeng! a nbarking here frem Skagway were Mr. and Mrs.! T. Richards, Mrs. R. Bollon, Annie AR w P I AAAA to C Widths Sizes 3 to 10 PUMPS, TIES STRAPS BE HERE EARLY ... Buy as Many Pairs as You Want! OO SERRERCREE RO OTCEOOE !(Jnok. A. Van Mavern and G. B.| attendance of delegates. Although Saunders. ‘HAI'REMODEUNG Ketchikan’s weather was mostly Passengers to the South were as very wet, it failed to dampen the follows: R. B. Grove, Elmer Wright, spirits of the visiting members, nor PART OF ALA IS NOT HELD FRIDAY Past National Commander War- ren Atherton and Dewey Brown, National Chairman of the National Defense Committee of the American he wonderful hos Ketchikan hosts, Sofouli: Mr. and Mrs. G Sperling, J. P. E. Gillespie, Harry Simpson, TFrank Hall, Mr. and Mrs. R. Soule, Rose Schneider, Mrs. C. Wingerson, Dor- is Hoover, Mrs. D. Russell, George | Flint, Mrs. I. Scott and Glen Sulli- {van, Legion will be in Juneau this week- | p - DOUGLAS AF |ond, and special entertainment for NE | them is being planned by the local American Legion Post, to be held iFl'lduy evening, it has been an- | nounced. This will change in Auxitiary eling party, as ality of the ording to Mrs - e — CHICAGO, Sept. 17.—Frank Pap- recki is the papa of a newly born son but it will' cost him $10 for every 15 minutes he visits the child. Circuit Judge John Prystalski set the fee, to be paid to the 27 year old machinist's wife. Paprocki told the judge he had been denied the right to see his three weeks old con but Mrs. Paprocki said it was | DOUGLAS ALUMNI MEETING | ©On Sept. 19, next Thursday, there I be a meeting in the Douglas { wi I'School Assembly Room, beginning of the had course mean a plans the Legion ior holding a hat- previously an- i at 8 p.m. to further revive the Al- only be e her husband had fail-| |umni Association. Officers of the nounced, Mrs. James Sofoulis, Pres-| .q port her ce last April | Association are urged to be pre- ident-elect, has .said. The com-' Tpe judge continued the case un- sent and on time. mittee will meet this evening o/ j; sept. 23 to se= how his plan | Under new business it is planned make plans. and select a new date yorks [that refreshments will be served [ affair > | during which plans will be made > regular nthly social meet- for the remaining months of 1946. ing of the Auxiliary will not be NARES SNA“.S All Aiumni are asked to attend with held this evening, many of the S a list of suggestions and addresses membe Mrs. Olaf Bod- Wl of ovut of town Alumni. ding, Pre: ave not yet re- SPRIN 1ELD, Mass. — When e turned from Ketchikan, where Fhiecs Onarlsn Tlahalii sl e BILLY EVANS IS SEVEN atterded the Department E}un:'::}» ais ahallen SInsEac D ing bag on the sidewalk to hail a cab, a sneak thief made away who returned yes- with it. He's due for a surprise. n, reports a very The parcel contianed two pounds successful convention, with a good of live snails. Evans, son of Mr. and Mrs. t'or H vans celebrated his seventh M.« birthday vesterday with a party rerdayv for his friends at his parents home. Bil, Sofeulis aiternc TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 1946 DEPUTY THOMPSON GETS HONOR FROM FINGERPRINT ASSN. Interest and proficiency of Sydney J. Thompson, Deputy U. 8. Marshal here, in the science of fin- gerprinting and other identification proceaures has been recognized by the International Association for Identification, of which he is a member. Deputy Thompson has been noti- fied of his selection by the Asso- ciation as its Vice President for Al- aska. The Association is comprised oi fingerprint hobbyists, as well as these professionally con Annual Meeting of AR Held, énchorage ANCHORAGE, Sept. 17—D. Sher- man Starr of Washington, D. C, as elected president of Alaska Radio, Inc., at the annual meeting of stdckholders yesterday. Stari succeeds Henry Perozzo of Puyal- lup, Wash. Stockholders voted also to in- crease the corporation’s capitaliza- fion from $100,000 to $1,000,000. INJURED IN FALL I Y PR TY RSN SNy SN Y N % Little Maribelle Conley, daughter @& Yoo oo oo rmeeif oo ool of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Conley, & received head injuries when she A s ‘&! t : nnual HWeeting porch cf her heme landing on some es. She was taken to the Juneau Clinic where she receivea three stitciies in her forehead. She is re- ported quite well toda: .- GARDEN (LuB 10 MEET TOMORROW; HAS NEW FEATURE The Garden Club will meet to- morrow afternoon at 1:30 o'clo with Mrs. W. J. Walker. A special feature will be the showing by Mrs. J. O. Rude of pictures taken while = on her recent trip down the Yukon J At & P, M. inthe IS ESSENTIAL TO CONTINUING SUCCESS LS/MET F — m&fim\ N A\ y\ NN AMEREICAN RED CROSS neaw Chapier THURSDAY, SEPT. 28 CITY HALL ‘Wood engraving by H. McCormick based.upon the original oil paiating Means Fine fobacco ...andina Cfgarefle it's the Tobacco that counts Copyright 1948, The American Tobacoo Compsay