The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, September 18, 1946, Page 5

WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1946 i % FORGET EVERY OTHER COMEDY YOU'VE 'EVER SEEN . . THIS IS THE GREATEST LAUGH HIT OF THEM ALL! { @ (Returued by Request) HE HAD ONE WOMAN ) (e P TONIGHT and Wednesday 4 ) {I 7 ALANMARSHAL UGENE PALLETTE COMPLETE SHOWS START SRR R R RN RRRRRRRRRR RRRARRRTRG S ot o e e e e OO O OO OO0 at 7:20--9:30 % ] be A UNA O'CONNOR g FEATURE at 8:00-10:10 ?fi 4 EXTRA! Color Cartoon———Billy Gilbert Comedy § SHOWPLALE oF g ? ¢ 4 s a9 141 U JOIN WITH US... VOTE REPUBLICAN ...OCTOBER 8TH We Ask Your Vote for .... T CASH COLE for Treasurer | HENRY A, BENSON for Lahor Commissioner FOR THE LEGISLATURE DR. L. P. DAWES, of Juneau, for Senator . JACK TALBOT, of Keichikan, for Senator { FOR REPRESENTATIVES MRS. ELTON ENGSTROM of Juneau ANITA GARNICK of Juneau FRANK D. PRICE of Sitka E.E. ROBERTSON of Juneau HARRY McCAIN of Ketchikan DR. DWIGHT L. CRAMER of Ketchikan STEVE VUKOVICH of Juneau EDMUND J. KAUSE of Juneau We deplore the lack of funds fer the needy in this district and blame the Democratic Administraticn for incempetence in the handling cf Territcrial affairs. We have mailed our ticket and platform to every voter in this district and upon receipt of this letter to you give it your careful consideration and your vote for capability in Alaskan affairs. 4 Republican Ceniral Commitice of Alaska (Paid adv.) There Is No Substitute for Newspaper Advertising! | KETCHIKAN TRANSPORTATION CO. OPERATING MOTORSHIP “DART” CARRIES FREIGHT and PASSENGERS Weekly Service from Ketchikan fo: Bader Logging Co. Port Alexander Tokeen Shakan View Cove Klawock Edna Bay Point Baker Hetta Inlet Steamboat Bay Cape Pole Lincoln Rock ~ Hydaburg Juneau Logging Co. Cape Decision ‘Wrangell Returning by Way of : Klawock Craig Connirg Inlet Waterfall Rose Inlet Craig Hydaburg Poipt Baker Deadline on Freight at 4:00 o'Clock Each Tuesday Afterreon KETCHIKAN TRANSPORTATION CO. KETCHIKAN, ALASKA @ ment of the wife, Miss Young t# :to conceal him, not only ’/ police, but from her fc %4 ba 8 S [0V IH AN IR IR A\ BUS LINES THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE Girl Scout JUNEAU. ALASKA HOSPITAL HOTES | "HE STAYED FOR i ~ PAGEFIVE room frame house and lean-to shed room thereon LUMBERMAN HERE Denison, Portland, Oregon, - | western representative of the Ralph Same is located over unsurveyed . " B 1] i \nn's hospital admitted Mrs. L. Smith Lumber Company of tide lands and is westerly and near Last Time Tomgllf REAKFAST FdN Tony Florendo yesterday and at Kansus City, which operates three the Ben Olson property, and was Vi N l‘ n $:25 am. this morning a baby girl large sawmills and lumber reman- | formerly owned and occupied by Eli | § {77 25 . H“. FOR (Apn.ai. ews ei s W 1 weighing 4 pounds and 6 ufacturing plants in the Pacific er of Junaau, Alaska. Also to- (1] I\ ounces Northwest, is in Juneau for a few gether with all he hold furniture " e Ammr s T ‘.charged from St. Ann’s were days. He has conferred here with and equipment now contained Two of the screen’s grandest s e JROUMGE o6 Tooh e James Johnson and James Regional Forester B. Frank nd on the premises on Dugout » will be held at 2:00 P. Capitol in |’ d by preview 1 \ ot Greresss | CI0 of the day was t rohlAhRes of lx“l cting new officers, who are a “He Stayed! ' °%> s are Lor-| Fresident Lynn Bodd! due tonight at t n hai e of the m e comedy he srin- ¥ admitted Brown nd hospital s, Terrence from Kak from Juned Paula Kay Cook; Vice- Secretary preside! i the very| President i : 3 of Hollywood commediene ileen Kronquist; Treasurer, San- ® 'ranks with her perfor McCrea Song Leader, Ann Jhe oo 3 ey Ca8 hospital in Seattle, n,, M mner, Elain Reporter, Ra Molvar, Pe- person, | Mary Wi e PE perm BUILDING I'hre building Mrs. W. Burr Johnson, our new ke it ted nere during the p que. (roop leader aided by the new as- 48 il - i Al akor of such hit films as|Sistant leader Mrs. Homer Murphy, ig Nelson Jewelry, for remod- ¢ Nelsol Jewe ) 2! o “The Doctor Takes a Wife” “The| carried on a very interesting dis- ”\‘_Jl b e astrkba - Willian Little n with the troop regarding Lo T y I d ost $400, Triple d Dalziel con- X iy e activities, The girls were t $400, Triplettc d Dalziel co i Ay tractors; George Bros., for remod-! v ised that Mrs. Johnson of- n in the new 1'(\‘ fered the use of her large ba: eiling former Tiees B sec n the new il o Rse- 3 g Lk tic South F! street for fous waiter, | ment for meetings and recreational ‘On on South Fr Rt et ont place. We are planning ping-pong DY _ocqupancy, By o inent {ir e g : 8 ping nd Dalziel contractors; B. M. Beh- sshot at him. ! fournaments ames. The base- "¢ O i ettt B Hidion i DN & ient, will also be used as a work-| [Ch08 OO TERETNE MR B con- Saibi . A and plans for the work to be S'Orase room, $500, Hans Berg | actor s was dis- outs of Troop 9 plan R e | on furnishing the basement of the e LaBrash Rudolph Johnson home as a workshop for | action for divorce, | \emselves. Outside activities were L et ) planned such as cookouts and by i es. An outdoor “feed” at the sreen Bowl was planned for an and she contrives from the hus- with ussed Elizabeth \ new 1 filed he District married at d, eventually { n herself 5 be the ourt attle, January 20, ; Y 1930, has no ¢ and no prop- onnor are oth carly date to t dvantage of the 1930 ba "'1“"’““ X Angi. o ‘“'I'l‘l’l" | ¢} members of the cast warm weather, erty is in_ dispute. “f"“‘l"‘l " e ey p is the cause of action. The plaintiii The meeting closed with the song ) asks that her name be changed th Elstad B JOUN KOEi, DIES | John Koel, 83, pioneer of Ketch-| ikan died there after a briei ill- He started the first bakery in Ketchikan and was a charter mem- ! were present with Mrs. por of the Ketchikan Volunteer Fire leader and Mrs. pepartment | tant leader. The i oo Day Is Done to Elizab Scout tor Repori and a wish made by all Scouts. RAE PI op 2 Girl Scout meeting of held last Thursday at opal Church. Fourtee In five years from 1939, the pro- duction of magnesium in the U. S. grew from 6,000,000 to 580 million pounds annually. “UNBIOCK" 42 DIGESTIVE TRACT The Troop the menib Boochever as Fletche lirst Epi are Joan Williamson, Au- to. Shirley Anne Molvar,! Morc than 130,000,000 blcod ¢ And Stop Dosing Your Stomach on, Donna Jewett Sm“’ nations were made in the U d With Soda and Alkalizers i Stender, Betty Mantyla, States during the war { Don't expect to get real relief from headache, | 1 . ] FiGe e TR RTaR e | sour stor ¢us and bad breath by taking LOIS ence, Micky Michaelson,' gign Chair Pads—Home Beau- soda 1 Kalisors if the true cause of | Evelyn Hollman, Beverly Junge, Al- g1 adv. your In this c: constipation. your real trouble is not in the | berta Carlson and Beth Daigler Qj;,’;';;’",{},rgfi, SR A aaL Seack Officers were elected as follows: NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR the lower part gets blocked food may fail to President Beth Daigle Vite FATENT dig eant for real reliel is some | PYesident, Alberta Carlson; Serial No. 011086 " your lower intestinal tract. tary, Evelyn Hellmann; T In the United States Land Office it out effectively—help ; ; thing to ear ¥ it dlectively—held | potty Mantyla; Reporter, for the Land District at Anchor- ght now, Take them as ~ Johnson age, Alaska. and effectively “‘un tract. This permits all We divided into four patrols with In the Matter of the Application of Patbie it 3 igestive juices to mix | 5 patrol leader for each patrol. JOHN MALCOLM GREANY, a You get ge from indigestion Patrol 2 was chosen to get the citizen of the United States to entertainment for the next meet- purchase public lands under the of M Notice is. he: Malcolm Greany ay 26, 1934 (48 Stat. 809) by given that John as filed applica- tion, Serial No. 011086 in the United States Land Office Anchorage, , for patent to land deseribed hereinafter, under the provisions of Act of Cor of May 26, 1934 (48 t. 809), and which land is more larly described as in ELSA JOHNSON, Reporter. MOTORSHIP ESTEBETH HAINES "' SKAGWAY "~ MONDAY 10 P.M. Leaves for Leaves for U 2475, containir which tract is miles N.-W. of Juneau, Alaske latitude 58 deg. 21 min. 33 sec. north, and 134 deg. 33 min. west longitude, and being the land eliminated from Tongass Na- tional Forest as tract “M”, mile Seven, group of homesites under executive order dated August 8, 1940.” { Any and all persons claiming ad- | versely any of the above described | land should file their adverse claims | withthe Acting manager of the Dis- | | trict Land Office at Anchorage, Al- aska within the period of publi | tion or thirty days thereafter, or’' | they will be barred by the provisions | of the statutes. | Dated at Anchorage, Alaska, this | 23rd day of August, 1946. | GEORGE A. LINGO, | Acting Manager District Land Office, Anchorage First publication, Sept. 11, 1946. | Last publication, Nov. 6, 1946. P/ SSENGE FREIGHT and MAIL BUS SERVICEvo... Fairbanks, Anchorage Whitehorse VIA HAINES PLAN NOW TO MAKE THIS SCENIC TRIP M. S. 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Room 513 of the Federal sincer, Fish and Wildlife Service, Building flew south to Seattle yesterday to| The right to reject any and all L xtent of dar e to the bids that are not deemed satisfactory FAWL warehouse which burned is teserved by the administrator there last w \d. He will return | Terms will be cash, and a quit- n as he has completed the claim deed will be issued to the S purcha This estate is insolvent, (R and the proceeds of said sale must [l ””y NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ',:.‘”: itisfy claims against said - PROPERTY In the United States Commissioners | Dated at Juncau, Alaska, this 380 | COMING—— Court for the Juneau Precinct, |48y of August, 1946 "nyp: B o Division Number One, Territory L FELIX GRAY, Birth of the Blues of Alaska., IN PROBATE U. S. Commissioner and Adminis with iIn the Matter of the Estate of trator of ate of James P. JAMES P. 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