The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, September 19, 1946, Page 2

6 PAGE TWO T i THF DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE— JUNEAU, ALASKA i3 THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 19= = | YANKS ON GUARD IN TRIESTE Utah Facmg - UARC IN SRISS] NORTH STAR and PENDELTON . . . .. Loss of Townl Two Great Names in Blankets . . . i ) . et o e Anuau'ncing NEW HOURS 7A.M. te 10:30 P, M. Daily Except Sunday i N WENDOVER Um‘x—W«ndmu . lying two-thirds in Utah and on TO Brlng YOU- Warmih and Comfort ihn\d in Nevada on a .\‘ i ‘.‘ ern desert—wants to go 1 ia al the way = Lester Giffen, chairman of the ! P Loy Wendover Development Association, In 1007; pure virgin wool, gaid he has sought to confer with | 79 x 90 si 4-inch satin Gov. Herbert B. Maw of Utah re- | garding a shift of the boundary bound . .. These lovely new North Star and Pendleton said most Wendover resi- blankets, renowned the dents feel they are ignored by the - 7 rest of the state. He admitted, alsc country over for their that the more liberal ligquor and | warmth, beauty and service. mbling laws of Nevada are an attraction things they buy in the Nevada side' 14.95 to 25. astward OTOIHEGIE W as they do in the Utah - wne e A D i . > PENDLETON (laim Inplels F 1.95 10 22.50 Set World | Weight Record j WHITE MELBOURNE Mis. L. Birth: Tripiets born ]l at Yarrawonga GOLD : Hospital August 9 are believed by ROSE Melbourne med en to hold the STANDING GUARD in a v world’s weight re a total of 23 soldiers following distur PEACH pounds, 1 ounce at birth. | sons were injured. The rioting T of boys, Gary, Geoffrey district between Italian and Yugc weighted 7 1b. 13 o0z., 7 1b b. 8 oz, and |ll are Seucia e v FisH LANDINGS — HOUSING TROUBLE Three boats landed fisk t the " Lathe, DouiS et gl f '®| BEND, Ore. The Dalles- Cold Stora toe aind 1 their catches to Alaska Cc cries. They were the Aegir, skip- per Francis Hyde, with 12,000 | pounds of black cod 0. Swan- - BM Behrends Co P QUALICY SINCE /887 'y SEWARD ST., opposite Goldstem Bldg. that the triplet children of Mr. a Mrs. Ernest Baquie, born in Mel bourne July 1, 1944, held a record lumbnud weight of 19 ])()und\ 13 DOUGELAS HGHWAY ENGINEER COUNCIL MEETS - om0 NEWS SIS BIG AIRPORT TOMORROW FVE. WIDHOSS o e o JOB AT KANAKANAK s . d un ccord reg Pian to attend Firemen's Benefit \hm\ s ep( 25 and 26 “GEORGE WHITE'S SCANDALS” Entire proceeds to Juneau Memorial Library Fund B o S s S DO S dico N S Sk ol 510 S T T Oy, S I SR g s L another t trailer and fell t There IsNo Suhsniuie for Newspaper Advertising! - ature is pil- CHICAGO The driver stood yuneil action at its up in his horse-drawn wa \un\ wav- eptember meeting ing his whip and . the Mayor's Of- " Boss! today: but little S . €lse One out of the ordinary item 1 of business is opening of bids on The wagon en liability insurance. New con- Wheels between automobiles and i down in hi one ot the finest picture shows in on two Alaska Eng repor on pro- i Mr. Gross i i i oh jobs Dis department now s must be le present cov- bedestr as the horse galloped | peovle of Dougl : under way. . explres Batur along on Avenue toward Mil- s ANNOUN CIN G i late The Highway Engineer is S SR waukee Avenue. At Milwaukee Z i ment recently re from horse turned west, and the wagon AN ENTIRELY NEW PHOTOGRAPHIC DROWNE Death by dro George, at Sit rday is ad- vised here in a e received by Acting Commissioner Gordon G from the U. 8. Commissioner at'ro. ™oy its name.’ 1. Gray is asked to notify the 5 o da sed widow, who is reported NoTios w in this city. The information - disclesed no particulars AT SITKA of Willis went south s Joseph K the driver, sur d the wre a policen why didn't you stop him? just rented the hor and I whe 3 road which (l m(l* re- run from Yakuiat to SERVICE FOR JUNEAU | HOME PORTRAITURE Portraits Made Within the Fa Convenient Surroundings Your Own Home 3 op( nin; ure will be ed re De We Go Situk amiliar and of r Smitz reported most sgress this summer in the tcl Bay area, which mcst i a ment attention it should e Mrs. J. B. Carlyle received word ywa)ly be g S¢ e rican Legion \n Host Dinuer ALSO ll.nnrr,l atma o two ¢ post has 2 1 this week that her brother Clyde been com Kanake e planned in honor of W. H. Att e S Weddings . . Banquets.. . Groups W. Haviland, had passed away at caid It is exp oot IN FROM HOONAH and S. Brown, cancelle : i # a Portland, O n, hospital where field will be the fir Jack Templin and Pete Peduse accc o transportation fac JOSE ‘ EPH W. ALEXANDER . in Juneau from Hoonah and ties. » event was planned for topping at the Baranof. he had recently been operated upon. ¢ 47 to be developed ‘“,,(,‘,. He was a high executive in the'tne new $10,000,000 airpc ; ‘ampbell Foods Products Co. In program to be undertaken by the of sales, and made his home ¥ government In the”Terrl- anta Monica, California. Mrs le has just recently returned a visit with her mother and the news came as quite a shock d COMMERCIAL PHOTOGRAPHY Room 8, Shattuck Bldg PORTRAI Phc Schilling - - jer that program the Terri- t put up matching funds to 25 percent of the In the instance of the airfield Imon A ve indicated a erate with th DANCIN G Frvery Night! cAPiTOL | NOTICE Cocktail Bar 0 ) MUSIC BY OUR | Due fo reconstruction of our dock all freight and '. T .. | haggage on hand MUST BE TAKEN FROM . Your l:‘avm'it.e Drink i WAREHOUSE IMMEDIATELY or we will be Mixed Right compelled to send fo public storage at owner's \ BACK TO WORK Miss Ruth Anne Anderson has returned by PAA from a visit in the South, after spending a tWO 1jtory in meeti the 25 per month's vacation in Washington Toa) eventual expenditure at Kan- and Oregon with relatives. This was , 1k field is estimated by the her first visit “Outside” and she Engineer at $150,000 : says, it was quite wonderful. She laR R S is back at work at her clerking po- Sl R sl Wl et cery store he ioad on ek Army Air Base. The Army has permitted cannery crews to he ded at its base, but indica unwillingness to have the prac- ice continued indefinitely. In ad- (dition to its being a central pomnt Kanakanak has added importance from its being the location of a HARBOR NEWS hospital, Smith pointed out Other airport building work is | underway at Seldovia and at Palm- Bad weather and the approaching €r. Smith reported. Both e nd of the fishing season is brir Ids are being constructed entil Juneau's fishing fleet home to 1y With Territorial funds, alth nall boat “harbor it is quite possible that lopment of the mmh nery interests ingness to coq ® 3 SPURGEON ILL P Ray Spurgeon, foreman of the Douglas Canning Company, b been confined to bed for the p {wo aays with a throat ailment - At least 20 trollers, buyers, hali- des e m L i T Y 1 o e e P THE BEST OF BOURBONS L . B e e | SCOTCH or BLENDS | expense. : are not Juneau boats, bu among Ice cream was invented in Italy : those that are locally re the 14th century i " ‘he Sentinel, Jim Cole’s % R S50y 2 T i i R b Alaska Dock and Storage Co. | 1 dale, Frederick F., Margaret T, Tt i § ithree It's are tied in the ~mui]v_i: 1 '1 bost, harbar. vt ATTENTION aease ; . | By the vel i ' < ed tha t i d Lo LADIES’ NIGHT e g P A At 5 S RS Arrivals Jar the o 3 N Bruce Price, E. Robert Hoi ! : ; Saturday, Sept' 2lst "lllllllllllllilllllll||IHIIIH||IIIIIIIImlIlIIHIlIIIllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII III|I!II'|IIHI’Hlll|Hlll||||llllllIllllllllllllllllllllllllllfllllllllllll“lll||||||||||||||||||ll||||||||||" : %} For Elks and Their Ladies ONLY Elect HENRY A. BENSON LUTTHETT B Labor Commissioner et Capable . . . Progressive . . . Sincere 3 GENERAL ELECTION . . October 8, 1946 (Paid Advertisement) -...IIIIIIHHIIIIHIII|II|llIIIIIIIHliilllIIlIIIIIIIHIMlI|lll|IH'IIIIIIilIIII(|IIIIHIIIIIIIIIlllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII|IIIIIIIIIIImIIHIIIIIIIII|IIIllIlIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlIIIIIIINIIIHIIIIIIIII i Culbertsc Larson, E. F. Alicc D. J ] Jones, Por 1 ' Hooper Ar Mrs. Ketith Snowd E. Rude, Omaha, Nebr 4 - e Plan to Come DANCING -=-10P.M.to 2 A. M. Refreshments Food b Elias Howe, credited as the in- ventor of the sewing machine, was + born at Spencer, Mass, in 1819 F bbb e R R