The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, September 21, 1946, Page 8

Annual Bamiilel Givento 1946 JuneauB.B. League * TROLLERS ASK *: T0 FISH KINGS That will be the practice in the future, he assured. answering Engstrom’s op- position to late openings as exelud- ing fishermen from possible big early runs, Thompson declared that opening dates are to be considered equally open to adjustment on the spot Yesterday's hearing here was light- THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU, ALASKA CITY WAITS ONPRESENT though the treatment may be rough, he argued. Nielsen, who said he wouldn’t be around at Equalization Board time next After discu the next meeting, so that the cost might be looked into. seconded the motion. sion it was tabled until year, - - Gasnor, Bishop Fitzgerald, Edward Harrigan, D. B. LaBounty, A. B. Hayes, Jack Gucker, and B. Gucker. To Cordova—Raymond Fitzger- ald, Alice Fitzgerald, Rosella Fitz- gerald; to Anchorage—Hawley Ster ling, R. W. Strong, A. G. Cumming Chris Wyller, Carl Kelley, Evelyn Brund, Raymond Bird, Claudine Bird, Barbara Bird, Baird Bird, Gus SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1946 WED. and THUR. YOU'VE GOT A DATE WITH THE JUNEAU FIREMEN AT THEIR ANNUAL BENEFIT SHOW! PNA FLIES FiritEN Sander, Mary Sander, James Ander- T0 LIBRARY THROUGH FALL. attended. In addition to fish- } Players by Juneau V. F.D. ermen and union witnesses, a few sen, John Schupflin, Eve Schupflin, 3 | i Bt repiAbHta Vs STRL AE. L [ INFROM ANCHORAGE surmes scot, aber Kirman, and PhilgTemy- | 10, ‘Dount - daguiutad: (oaks; (Continued frcm Page One) ly present. Other F:WVI\; ul;;xcm]' (Continued from Page One) ¥ James Kirnan. . MarthaHolliday n Lawrence, Sully’s Bakery. on hand were: Fran . yn o ok R arge | Pacific Northern Airlines yester- S g R | Jen bases—Snow, 1 gal- season, but there should also be Regional Director, and Fisheries ;})"‘:i,‘;ib_“:,,?“ ?,l,l.:,c\.xisli’g,‘io:r"ll,,cvhz:,zvkuuy flew the following PASSengers| mpe Japanese “ban thdiae E FRETREDE S TO JUNEAU | ne, Juneau Liquor continuous even escapement through Agents Clay Scudder and Bertel o peen complied with. Suggested | {Tom Anchorage with Captain Maury |.1ono0 years” and is a cheer sim- MEMORI;;NSIBRARY valuable player—Joe Snow, the full season, which he maintain- ' Johnson by the Mayor, the amendment was [Keating, First Officer Joe BUIDS, jjap (o the western “long live the Knox hat, Behrends. ed trap operation does not permit.[ Thompson stated that written gpposed by Larsen and was held |and Stewardess Helen Roth: king.” & The oldest player in line of ser- Paul stated there should be no Statements and briefs would be giv-|over for consideration at the next| Alfred Christensen, Alfred John- L S b Ny Jensen. One pair of definite closing dates, but that fish- €0 consideration equal to oral tes- regular meeting. ston, D. S. Starr, J. W. Aubrery, ¢ amily Shoe Store. ing should be permitted as long as timony if they reach the hands| g__Installation of a handrail along | Glenn Kellogg, Mrs. G. Kellogg, — Stair and carpei. — Home r of league—Larry there is sufficient escapement of ©°f the Director of the Fish and the Assembly Apartments on Sew- [Otto Johnson. Andrew Anderson, M. | Beautiful adv. g eye examination of fish. He said he would like to see Wildlife Service, at Chicago, by ard Street, to lessen the hazard to} ~ T 5 T AR November 15. The Service will en- deavor to have 1947 regulations o by the middle of February, next year, he said - ~ pedestrians on the slippery sidewalk there in wintertime. Turned over to the Streets Committee for inves- tigation 1 3—Purchase of a new dump truck i for the Street Department, this year’s flexible continued—and ca: er season policy ried even furth- were taken im's THE MODERN wav. .. | Thompson answered that closing ; dates had been purposely not men- 1946 wheat harvest ted at 86,602,000 bushels tioned in proposed regulations for LRt | 2, before stem of flexible dates was car- for in the budget, the purchase is | ! ¥ : - ried to the fullest by the Depart- MANV 'I'RIPS FRIDAY to be investigated. | ‘ hos and hall carpet. Home ment, with closing dates actuaily 4—Installation of an alarm ai the | was served i adv. being manufactured on the grounds LI Small Boat Harbor to alert buut‘ m of the Odd Fell veller: ase ra Alaska Coastal Airlines flew tne |GWellers in case of fire. U. S. DEPARTMENT O'F COMMERCE, WEATHER BUREAU following passengers yesterday from o AI’P“‘“}‘““H by Percy J. Sh.mks‘ JUNEAU, ALASKA Juneau to Ketchikan: T. Hoagland for a beverage dispensary license in DATA FOR 24 HOURS ENDED AT 4:30 A, M., 120TH MERIDIAN TIME 2 - ' the Northern Hotel. To be ir e T v Peggy Harris, Hattie McLane, Charl- “ WEATHER BULLETIN e et Baterdburg: A. L. Potor. tiEated by the Police Committee S Max. temp. TODAY son, J. Fanning and Chatles B Gift to Cuty g tkbaa o last Lowest 4:30 am. 24 hrs. Weather at | ward: to Hoonah: Paul Smith,| Among miscellaneous matter ‘ : ie Reed 24 hrs.* temp. temn. Precip, 4:30am. | gate Smith and Sam Johnson Mayor reported that Allen e 59 37 37 06 Clear {" Jrom Juneau to Pelican: Mrs. tuck will deed free to the City a 1 RS S 26 22 , Trace | William Edgecumbe; to Sitka: Mrs, Piece of land on “F" Street behind | e e 44 39 Trace Drizzle | Alice Gustin, Edith Johnston and the Fair Buflding, where property | ; : ‘ | ki Bl 62 32 34 0 Clear A s oo 1 owners have been in dispute re-| TELEVISION lets you hear and see a prize fight, a brilliant GLIDER, the new-type “no-brush™ ‘ = > 47 34 0 Pt. Cloudy |gitka: Wally May and Ralph An- 8arding right of way; also that stage production or a historic conference—while you sit in your shave cream, is the modern way to ‘ 46 01 Cloudy drews: from Juneau to Lake Flor- applications are on hand for in- own home. It’s a modern way to enjoy the world around you. = shave. Easy to use—protects face. Holzhcimer '!-‘.ntnn:n-rl 4 36 36 Trace Rain ence: Carl Banford and Harold Stallation of approximately 1,200 Judze Willi r, Presi- 57 43 46 0 Cloudy | swanson more feet of concrete sidewalk this he League, was the toust- 1 £ 4 Trmee Clowdy | Toom Juncau to Petian: Mrs, fali—Cily's share of cost, 370. A NEW-TYPE ““NO-BRUSH"/ of “chaotic 49 a1 45 Trace Cloudy Dalton, George Dalton, Natalie St.| Larsen expressed a policy of siv-|, © which Le: 53 a3 43 46 Fog Claire, Dan Worllowe, James Hous- ing @ green light to all permanent ite evocesstul finish, i woow N Dh. Gl Dan Worlowe Jumes Houe I8 Ce eonsuenon, et v+ SHAVE CREAM FOR DAILY SHAVING nd 1 managers and players McG 40 40 0 Cloudy Al Sheflestad, Mr. and Mrs. James duickly opposed by Nielsen, who 3 ks, i connected in Nom 50 28 28 Trace Pt. Cloudy |Lindoff and Myrtle Fletcher; from held for keeping within the bud Nort} a4 3 3 0 Cioudy Tenekee: Flore C. Hill; from The budget will cover all now in ® Modern standards demand a neat, It protects your face from the razor’s Petersburg 52 44 44 Cloudy Chatham: R. G. Olson: from Peli- Sight, the Mayor stated. 4 J ¢ Bertiaud 0 56 o Cloudy b oan: Willlam Murk and L Mah. | Read %o tharcolitoll o Tobbe clean-shaven appearance at all times. sharp edge, lets you get close, clean ‘i—:]. ce Ge xux" 3(; ll;"f ?’1 Cloudy |ep );y! th;} ?/llu,\'r»r. H; alm-*W(ll to iMl‘« Yet sha\'ingm't'r\'llln'(~an be a nuisance shaves without irritating scrapes and " \ce Ruper 2 12 lear From Sitka to Juneau Mrs - John Brillhart, which explained the e, G i Erv Hagerup, manager of the Elks Seattle o6 8 53 0 Cloudy i Smllh."ll‘:l‘ml(l i l-tln'x.:r BNl:rl state of secotiailohe With Hhe Kl —and, frequently, irritate the tender tiny cuts. squad made short talks. Ellis Rey- Sit 48 45 46 08 Cloudy son, Paul Buckner, A. W. Kinne- Electric Light and Power Company face. That’s why so many smart men When you've finished shaving, rub nolds, Exalted Ruler of the Elis; Whitehorse 51 28 39 10 Cloudy n Bertina MacEdeme, R. L. on rate revision. The light com- have welcomed Glider, Williams unique in the thin film of Glider that remains. sef of the Volun- Yakutat 61 38 39 0 Clear Bltke, Frank Blake, Mr. and Mrs. Pany has indicated willingness io : % ment; Joe Thibo- (4:30 a. m. yesterday to 4:30 a. m. T0G Nick Peters, Jess Henryson, Oscar compromise on either purchase or shave cream discovery. Tt refreshes the skin . . . leaves your rates, the Mayor wrote. For that son, court action con rate revision been held up. He added ihat face feeling softer and smoother. Get a tube of Glider today. > American WEATHER SYNOPSIS 1e of KINY, this morning moving slowly A weak low is located south of Kodiak Island tward. A storm center of moderate in- Johnstone, Sr.; J. A. Lloyd, Mr s Trower and Perry ha Sirstad and A. E from Heteht Now—speedy shaves in comfort Elme Y e El ' ensit cate a 6 Pes I i 61 pgrees west | g rs. Che ) /- 5 . and Elme ol the Empire, tensity is located at 46 degrees north latitude and 166 desrees westjand Mrs. Cha Glider was developed especially tomake zlso made their little speeches tude and is expected to move into the Gulf of Alaska Sunday night. Huff it is hoped announcement of pro- A ¢ . ! ’ N peratures in the low thirties and stiow are reported by stations over| From Ketchikan to Petersburg: 8ress will be forthcoming soon. daily shaving quick and casy on your The modern shave cream ’n'"’ il ’“I “: ":"‘FI“(‘"‘ rthwestern Canada. Mostly cloudy skies are reported by stations in|Mrs. Eva Simpson, Dean Simpson Big Headache face. A rich, soothing cream, it’s not EIEEES which was in charge of Joe Sadlier, ¢ laska with clear or partly cloudy skies over or of | ¢ 2 fr -ancell Last night's scison . > ¥ 3 or of land Agnes Birch: from Wraneell i sticky or greasy—and it needs no brush. d P 2 evniel 3 and Pe Reynolds, the Councilmen envisior Hunter a really ; raining over a wide area of central Canada this morninz. to Ketchikan: R. S. Mcon, Olga Og- ' vas the making of the awards to E FORECAST FOR THE PERIOD ENDING SUNDAY |land and Leonard Livantre; from big headache ahead from a motion layers. The awards covered a wide NIGHT: Protected waters of Southeast Alaska and the outside waters|Wrangell to Juneau, Mr. and Mrs. by Larsen that the-complete real . variety of happenings. Records were from Dixon Entrance to Yakutat—light and variable winds under Jerry Dallas and Mr. J. McGee; and personal property tax voll o taken from the official score book miles per hour. Mostly cloudy with local light rain showers over the|and from Petersburg: Danny Con- the City be published. It's the v by Joe Werner, 1 in itself was entire area scme job and the awar ors follows stantino. quickest way to get ta and don- SR e s equalized, Awards best fiel Rolison one case of ] Pitcher with age — Palmer, split the award, by gly Wiggly Better driving | Snow (23), 2 2-5 bettes Bar. 1 Outfielder with best ge—Cope. $2.50 uro Drug Co. Pitcher winning ' McDaniels. $5 in Young Batter hit most by pitched ball— Gaunt, 1 case of Double Cola, \ t'nexu Grocery Pitcher giving They 7-Up 2nd Annual Deer Hunters' Derby in most whiskey by runs Cor- fielding av- pipe by Butler * most trade, games — Juneau- fewest walks— Lewis. One fielder's glove, Darnells Most home runs—Snow, Moscrip | tied Snow takes first award, 2-1-5 whiskey, Bailey's Bar Second most home runs vipe, Warfields 1 Mcst popular player: $5, California Groce Best fanner outer—Vuile. 1 whisk George Brothers. Pitcher with most strikeouts— Jensen, (74), 85, Thomas Hardware. Most sacrifice hits—Palmer, five cases of beer, Commercial Liquor J and Sugar Bowl. Best batting average—Jensen, $5 tary Me; Biggest honehead play — Leslie Cochran by his own admission, 1 gallon of wine, Alaska Liquor Store. cher making most assists— Beet roast, Hutchi Mar- -Moscrip, Max Lewis, fifth Will Awoard TWO PRIZES for the TWO BEST DEER ANTLERS Brought to Qur Store ThisSeason . . . . 1 LstPRIZE... Tt to Dr. Churche’s rules for measuring trophies. The widest spread, longest peints and lirgest diameter at the base are more important than the number of points. Any horns with an cdd point will be | docked the length of that point. 2 A NEW 30-30 WINCHESTER WILL BE GIVEN FOR THE MOST UNIFORM HORNS AND must be from Alaska Black-Tailed Deer taken this season. Only the horns will be entered and they must be connected with bone and in their natural state. Vuille. ket. Be: A NEW .348 WINCHESTER WILL BE GIVEN average—Snow. Mili- Juneau Drug st time at bat—Roli- 1, McDaniels tied. They split the award of a bottle of Scotch, Gas- : tineau Liquor. r with most 4 gham. $5, i making most ;1 hits—Jensen. $5, W. K 4 Triangle Bar. Seccnd best Snow. Pair of Fred Her Third best hoefer. $5. perial Cafe er maki fielding outfield errors John Pasquan. number of Burford, z * " " BEST TROPHY 3 POINTS OR OVER. All horns average Bush Shoes, batti Nuni designed for satisfactory use of Parker 5 b Ink that dries as you write. The deft, nimble writing for which this Parker “51” is widely known owes much to | the perfect balance of the barrel, to the ball | of costly Osmiridium on the tip. See it at any good dealer’s, This pen is “most-wanted” because it offers most. For where can you match the sleek lines—the dazzling beauty of that hand-fin- ished lucite barrel? Or equal the protection of its enclosed point? And only this Parker 51" has the materials and construction for true dry writing with wet ink. It alone was average—Dil Baroumes batting George bt g THE JUDGES WILL BE: M. J. 0'CONNOR, Fish and Wildlife Seryice 1 ! MILO CLOUSE, Alaska Sportsman's Assn. - LT. COL. JAY WILLIAMS hit Cow- most 3 base as, R. W 2 w SR A w2 S ling Batter making most Snow, McDanie the award of 2 base hits— They split H. E. Green Player scori t runs—Mos- dip. $5 in tre Fragner, 20th s ; 3 e i,l lxlj-ur; e }’ncc&farker .‘ 51" Pens, $12.50 and 15.0¢ ——The awards will be made shortly after the hunting season and the decision Best 2nd base fielding average— Vacumatic Pens, $5.00and 8.75 of the judges will be final. One set of antlers cannot win both prizes. Dillhoefer, 5th Rock and Rye, G. G THE PARKER PEN CoMPANY, Janesville, Wisconsin Brown Be; —These prizes are offered in the intcrest of good sportsmanship and good will. There are no strings attached. —All antlers will be on display at the Case Lot Grocery until the end of shortstop fielding average | 1 1 %a 1 Palmer. $5 cash, W. L. Nance, E"x":")i‘d “1 ; be “m:;imx:r':z::f the season and will then be returnad to their owners. s shell, 1. Goldstein Best 1st b fieldir verage E