The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, September 24, 1946, Page 2

PACETWO THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE._ A A e it T R S LS : . (OlEMAN LAMP \GENE BADGER OFF 'SERVICE TRAINING 38 PASSENGERS ARE o o Moo oot wtte, Loren Fernad; to .,f . ) : FLOWN SOUTH BY PAA .11, .. EVENING [~ MANUFACTURES | FOR FAST; ALASKA | AIDS VETERANS IN e S - STARS HERE ON HUNT 10 BE WRITTEN P, PEACETIE POSTS - o o i DAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1946 this city on K. Masten Soce Ve ser of Clarence Coleman, co-owner .,;“ Gene Badger, uulhm and plnlw veterans ;;m “ n pm ed on job: attle Service Aero the Coleman Lamp and Stove Com- | grapher for the Curtis Publishing through the facilities of local ! € ince Underwritex arriv- |pany in Wichita, Kansas, and his|Company, left Juneau yesterday by U. S. Employment Serv Iwife left for the States by P(m:lflm Am n Airways for his New acccrding to Gus H. Gi |American Airways today after a!York office after a month’s stay ager. Positions filled rang | highly successful 31-day hunting |in Alaska dur which he enjoy- laborers to journeymen )mn in the Kenai Peninsula area |ed numerous novel and exciting ex- and highly skilled tech b con iy | periences job locations were | Lhe Coemans were accompanied | coyering the story of Alaskan the Territory. Lo ) ing ore el-1 A VSR, Henera anager of | ;on t, go to Wainwright where, operation with the USES the lamp and stove company, and | * frem Fairban a three visit, He is staying at:the Bar- anof Hotel sberg .- CDA CARD PARTY Nelson, Scott Tre Jor- This evening 8 o'clock there rold will ke a card. party sponsored by the Catholic Daughters of ' America C. Coleman's brother. The fene) |QFing @ hunting trip, he shot a been instrumental in the rea i h hall.” All are cordial- manager left for the States warlier | 07100 polar bear L Oh R g2 this week H I of this animal will be cemen employmer C s an, - - in n souvenir for his wife skills " ise, Jack ¢ Mrs. Elton et ok On their first trip to Alaska he | wng several weeks ago when Mr.| An of effective I night over bthree Colemans, who have traveled | gadger threughout Europe and South Am- the question and ems of interest. (38 e, became s’ second Ime was in Anchol he mother of the Badg nt of returning vets in job: irate with their erica, found the Territory “the most | chijd, a baby girl hcwn by a local ady exciting hunting ground and spot of | Thejr son was born in 1942 when whose personnel includes m - - - natural beauty” they have ever on- |y Badger was in Anchorage where G: I.s now sloyed pilo H Casco heating pads—Home Beau- countered Ihe headed the OWI outpost, Alas- student pilot ictors, mec 2 Holi, Charles Wepbsr; Leo ady | The trio tlew nere August 10 from | kan Department. The writer has traffic repre Wichita and went out almost im-been to Alaska only twice in his and helpers number of !mediately by plane to the Kenai|lifetime. During the war he served €rans with wartime experience Peninsula. For the next 31 days they OWI Chief here for nine months tkippers, mates, engine lived in tents and hunted through- | during 1942 and 1943. The odds deckhands on crash boats out the mountain ranges afid grass- | against both his children being i0us types of naval craft, have been lands bern while he was temporarily empleyed by Government agencies Their Bag stepping over in Anchorage, ac- in the same capacities on 1 BN tec - each hunter | cording to scientific statistics would Foats, tugboats, and po n bear, and a|be overwhelming. operating from Their trip rc getting a moose, bro | 3 1 mountain ram. C. Colemans’ moose | New ‘Magasine have also found em ent on 1 ) ; had an antler spread of 67 inches,| Besides the story of transporta- CAHNETY tenders : The Victers hiave landed and will soon atives, radiome: and and var- with approximately 28 points. The | tion, Mr. Badger has written a ser-| OPenings in tow hunters sent skins, capes and hornlies of ar : the Towed down to skilled position have your ;ur “.iiuaiiun WO“ in hand' back to the States for use in the|Bcom Tow such journeymen carpente it vl . | plumbers, marine mechanics nd elec town listings ir , dairymen, loc al atter n icles on *“Anchor: ,” Alaskan natives, and Alaskan Industry Yesterday he photographed scenes in the Baranof Hotel. These writings and photo- hs will appear in iuture is- of Curtis Publications’ Luw! zine, now out “The Holiday recreation rooms of their homes and for presentation to their friends The Clarence Colemans plan to return here next May for a brown bear nunt | Asked why he chose inists icians v ey w 1. lude steel Bring in your fur work and have your ' coai plac,d in geod condition for winfer. i : 4 \ 7 I leani i s year's vacation site, Mr. Cole- and In Its niewer magazine not e, With employment i : Give your ceats a cleaning treat . . . man said “it was all the work of |on the market. This latter maga- 29YS EQTIALED 20 S B Marshall Hoppin of Alaska Airlines.” | sine has been. in ]:,“‘““”rm:::‘1,‘,1. many workers are returning here have it VICTCRIZED. Remodel your \Imost a year. At present it is re- - 3 ferred to as “Magazine X Badger expressed great faith I\l ure of Alaskan overland Until coming to Al- Norma is time, he said, he had al-'gpautic 1 adequate highway sys- gidgent of | | | hc pairm ska for | With employment in soon Wwill b further lcyment. Employ It seems that Mr. Hoppin and My, | Coleman met on a plane flying from Toronto to New York City last February and during th " Employ e cxtmoded coaf into smart 1946 model. orfice. | Order your new coat m Senior Aer- A, and Slg Al 'Y VICTOR S FUR here from the Westward City on approximatel ade fo measure. 1 trip Hop- pin talk consistently about th hunting adventures and wild anim: of Alaska “He was right he ma Coleman On the hunting trin the Colemans | had Frank E. Towle Jchnson, both of Seward It was the father of C Sheldon who in 1500 fc Celeman company ures ine well terr Alas] € i all the claims| about this place,” said M tem thr Alaska would be ¢ roject of terrific, and possibly Pro- governme tive, cost a engineering skill. Atter drivi along Alaskan lighways this fall in his own car | Mr. Badger said he had revamped his ideas entir | Year Round Highways | I think highways ly maintained for ye vice in Ala I den't mean coner ¥s, but roads suc rer days and is stopping at the Baranof Hotel (at Goldsiein's Fur Store) > - nded thc which manufact- wn Colman lan- still used widely throughout and in the States. Fur cleg medeling. Vic Repairing ¢ or's Fur Fact h Fur Craf{smen for Three Generations be prop- ar he said. that paved high- exist the Richardson Hi QUALITY SINCE /887 ior exam A stunning collection of new dinner dresses, formals, gala affair gowns Black, whites, colors By a virited group of fine de signers SIZES 10-44 ~ R Behrends Co . stores in the Territory.. The ccmpany’s main offices is in Wikhits with four branch offices in different 'GRANDSON OF lME Bl | that he was f ka to h r without qual- astened to add statements that were drawn from own ex- th > opini ificaticns, Badger I ENJ YMENT OF FOR IHREE u"(lES peri and observations during a o i : {brief period here - St Anne's ita a nittec ’ 3 R A - e AR T }g _"”U() “‘:‘ ted| padger's main overland trip was , Thomas. Ansgh, Jeely,, recenily SEC cofiily Sates. 1 fr‘l"‘ ~““;imm Fairbanks to Valdez where born son of Mr. and Mrs, Jeter Dona : terday andjp . rested the highway for speed and Iscly, will be christened September 'I"fi‘vlifll‘sfil_llr—(-xn.\ Hider dndf Mire| oot0ed B 29. He is named for his three uncles, T0WS 10des. s born to Mrs.| : SR |road “very speed Thomas Isely, lieutenant with the A baby boy w R o , of George M. Moore at 5:25 p. m. Sat- Army now in Italy; Anson Isely of ZEbrEe F Moore dt 9:2 p. M. 82t "o pis tip from Chitnik to the anta and Boston who was with Urday, weighing five pounds | Kennecott mines the visiting writer Patton through the war and Thom- _ Government Hospital admitted| ° ailway speeder Martha Jacobson of Juneau_and| "5t Y R as Riggs. stop-overs in var- v Jimmy St. Clair from Hoonah. Ma 4 . His grandfather, the late Thomas * e ine Berache and baby boy of Ju Vialied was a governor of Alaska 2 3 miles ud his grandmother, Mrs. Riggs, 1o0U Were discharged now lives at 5 West 95th New York. A i Mrs. Isely, mother of Thomas An- CLAIM FILED v and magazines in the 1l be even more interested 1 materials than they are He found the and well main- E A comfortable home gracious hostess . .. fine wine ... life as we like to live it. And with a zestful, refreshing product of sun-bathed California vineyards . . . hospitality is complete. There's an appropriate and delicious Cresta Blanca California wine for scn, was Miss Lisette Riggs, who o | lived in Juneau as a small child.| Seeking to recover $754.91 allezed Mr. Iscly is a professor of history CWing on a promissory note, plus at Princeton University, where the interest at three percent per annum ards Plase. | Since September 13, 1942, the Ut Greyhound leads the way . . . with luxurious new buses, more frequent trips, limited schedules, liberal stopover privileges and every occasion. Cresta Blanca Lielys live at 24 Bdw lijce. Raptepiber. 15 thie nt- i ‘ ] : Palomino Sherry for the cocktail e ol Pl fine oot eaar optional routes. Travel experts at the Greyhound Central hour or before the meal WSCS MEETING orge and Isabel Charles. The FD“ I-A"DINGS Bus Terminal in Seattle will smooth your wav with courteous Cresta Blanca Burgundy or — note, for $1400, was held by the AR Ln 5 . e . S 4 Sauterne with the meal ... Cresta Evening circle 6f WSCS will meet | Craig Community Association and| Only boat to land a load of fish assistance and planned itineraries. Go Greyhound — and you Blanca Port or Muscatel as at the home of Mrs. Newton Young ' has been consigned to the govern-|tcday was the Eliin II, skippered by - 5 By - 1, & dessert wine. out the Glacier highway at 8 o'clock ' ment. E. O. Swanson, with 4,000 pounds 8o f’“t class for le tomorrow evening. Call the parson- | S e o of salmon for Alaska Coast Fisher- age for information on transfor-' Brazil supplies about 65 percent {ies. The Elfin II is expected to have mation of the world’s coffee. brought in the last salmon of the _ season for Juneau. o= -oo - K,S°Uvz~m N1 ORNIA ATh il‘ R REPORT “R BUREAU) s for 24-Hour Period 6:30 0'Clock This Morning e o o In Juneau—Maximum, 50; minimum, 44. At Airport—Maximum, 48 minimum, 44. Lessley JANITORIAL Service Window Washing and Floor Waxing Daily, Weekly or Monthly Service CRESTA BLANCA RELIABLE AND EFFICIENT WINE COMPANY, INC. wonKMA“sHlP Livermore and Los Angeles, Calif. Phone 884 .P 0. Box 846 1‘ CENTRAL BUS TERMINAL | Eighth & Stewart Seatile 1 SEneca 1515 FOR THE BEST IN BUS ‘SERVICEL .. COVUNT O N GREYHOUND WEATHER , FORECAST (Juneau and Vicinity) ANNOUNCEMENT w By Steve “Jefl” Guanzon : Rain showers and not much change in temperature tonight and Wednes Scutheasterly winds 15 .20 miles per hour tonight ( | It Gives Me a Great Pleasure to Announce the RE-OPENING of Our NEWLY-RENOVATED and Smartly LAID-OUT ESTABLISHMENT— i S“TROPICS CAFE” PRECIPITATION t 24 hours ending 7:30 a.m. today) Rl In Juneau — .92 inches; since Sept. 1, 6.80 inches; lIIIIllIIIllIIIIIIIII!IIlH!IIIIIIIIIIII|IIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIHIIIHH!H]HII Il'IIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIHHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII!IIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIlIIIIIIflIIIIIIlIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIII& e 0000 ec00o0e0000000 v 00000 eesc 000 © 00000000 °00000000%0000000000s 0, Z{. Cince July 1 2191 inches. El(l(ot “ENRY A BENS“N = At Airport 69 inches; Opposite of the Juneau Cold Sterage = since Sept. 1, 396 inches; = since July 1, 16.09 inches. After a hard day’s work drop in and enjoy the friendly a |Itm1l\‘:;’}]lllf{rlv zm‘r\l D a0, = 4 well known hospitality, delicious CHINESE DISHES and AMERICAN '4“!’0" CflmMiSSifl”er = e e e oo e 0000 DISHES with a soothing m from our new.juke box while you dine. E A e e You feel like home and free to move around at our big dining room. YOKOHAMA — The transport Gladly accommodate BANQUET of any reasonable size at any time. Capable . . . Progressive . . . Sincere oot s o : GENERAL ELECTION .. October 8, 1946 2[5 tien Toursday w10 «eo Now @pen... = = replac(mem.\ The lriqmport Cape Open Lontmuuush—l)\\ and NIGHT Phone 171 v Cleare is due today with 1,063 re- placements and 46 War Department employees, Wflwww (Paid Advertisement) TS T T i e