The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, September 25, 1946, Page 2

PAGE TWO THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE— JUNEAU, ALASKA ____________-—-w START MADE Norah Here FOR SOLVING HOME NEEDS . (Continu the who are interestec Jow- ¢ nnmutrm 436, sta thei to f Survey Is Planned From South . M Le held to on Alaska He was to - stop hea LAST RITES FOR ART oy S NELSON ON TOMORROW »':5:" i, T e ome s s. Also ilying to the ome hes |ings this week was David E. S here ligh oll, | Funeral services for Arthur W. New York attorney who is repre- n. who died in Seattle on Senting the Alaska Development tember 17 and his body sent to Board in transportation rate cases <« - - BUILDING PERMITS Juneau on the Princess Norah, will orrow at 2 p. m. in the arter Mortuary chapel G. Herbert Hillerman harles W, he Rev Two tuilding permits issued here will conduct the service and Ernest during the past week by City En- will sing two numbers. In- gineer J. L. McNamara were re- t will be in Pioneer's Plot ceived by: Earl Cr for remodel- Evergreen Cemetery ling and repair of residence at 303 Pallbes will be John Morri- Gold street, estimated cost $2,500; on, Fred Schmitz, Guy Geaudett k Westfall, for 8 ft. by 14 ft ad- J. H. Bitkins, Raymond Nevin and dition to residence at 920 Twelfth William Alexander. street, $400, Union Constructing > Co., builder TO NOME HEARINGS - —e o — ey General Raiph J. Rivers MARTH A SOCIE re Monday to fly to Nome Fcod Fri. Sept 11 am appear at Maritime Commission at Pi 'l\ Wiggly ady U. S. DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE \\'XC.\TIIEK’ BUREAU JUNEAU, ALASK 24 HOURS ENDED AT 4:30 A. M., 120TH MERIDIAN TIME WEATHER BULLETIN Max. temp. TODAY DATA FOR Weather at e last Lowest 4:30am. 24hrs Vaiise, Poverd & Station 24 hrs.* | temp. temp. Precip 4:30am. DU L 4 A 47 25 25 0 Clear pRI(E (EI“NGS Barro 31 25 Trace Cloudy Bethel 50 32 0 Clear Cordova 48 5 0 Clear Edmonton 56 02 Clear 0“ MEAIS OTHERS Fairb 37 19 0 Clear ] 50 44 33 Rain r [ 19 47 39 Cloudy onable objectior fue Effect : sineha sirport 15 a4 Rain and maintenance costs have f OPA price ceil- Ketchikan 47 15 consi bly, while on fresh and frozen Kotze 24 0 ed no increases in I s publicized by the Alaska Mc 26 0 Local OPA Ticd e week. Also 33 Trace Local OPA office " he ntrol action are Northway B things, € \ € ( lard Petersburg 45 I and cooking oils, which like- Portland 53 0 t r 1 become subject to OPA Prince George 27 0 al from Wi D. ¢ s 1 t Prince Rupert 9 Apartmentro’ Seattle 0 Pt. Cloudy vem Sitks 22 Rain find then € € Whitehorse 11 Cloudy the rent A « Yakutat 3 16 Pt. Cloudy agreed to the (4:50 a. m. yesterday to 4:30 a. m. roday) lack of OPA appr WEATHER SYNOPSIS: The cold air mass which was penetratin Landlords or 1 | a northwestern Ca yesterday morning has moved southward into cer rental « W tral Canada this morning. A new outbreak of cold air is moving eastward rental pr re asked by across northwestern Alaska. The low pressure center in the Gulf of committee Box 436 llowed for beet, also pork he OPA stated to- B an i lower grade: me »\:11 Feero the B. E put on ) Dick Dl]/l r Johnson were were nowdrift w named to t Committee 18 and Lt. Cmdr F’ P. Chester, Jr., ¢ oet ote . P and Thomas were named to serve poy { lard too is expected to as a Finance Committee. 503 more undet these new ) ording tc state- e OPA « October Chambers - PIONEERS T0 MEET ONFRIDAY EVENING R NEW GRUMMAN FOR ACA COMING NORTH expected Tuesday Council Delivery at Seattl = ter days of a third new The Pioneers and Auxiliary W 3 rumman amphib- mest Friday ni in the Og 1 for Coastal Airlines Fellows hall The plane, of same model, as re will be following whic At 6:30 o'clock t covered-dish dinner the two to be turned er to Alaska Coastal both organizations ¥ go into sep-'in t Quec City and flown to arate business meet and & 80-| Juneau direct from ther cial session will be enjoyed later PR RS PROPERTY DE Transfers of real here during the past wee Howard Hayes sold to ACA INCREASES FUEL STORAGE Al Airlines is instal- estate \uullh(\ ka Coast jaas, Glacier Highway homesite L and cabin; Jackson Howell to %, O ST FL OV B at James A. Bradley, Glacier HIghWay yjughny and South Main streets e; Raymond Hayden to Pe-| "oy tank will more than _Oswald, house and 1ot in 4oup1e the previous storage capa- asey-Shattuck Addition; Floyd L. ;oo "whicn consisted of two smaller Phelps to William W, Tuttle, house 650 and 700 gallons cach tank: and lot in Highlands: Frank La- Rochelle to Robert M. Nyman, house S e e and lot in Casey-Shattuck Addi- tlon: A. H. Kingsbury to Charles (ONVERSE FUNERAL Wiggins, house and lot in Gold Beli. Addition; Barbara Niemi 10 TO BE HELD FRIDAY Ervin Hagerup, Fritz Cove Road tract The funeral service for Robert - o, verse who was killed in an air- NOTICE accident in agway t Dr. R. N. Haster, M. D, Eye vy will be held Friday after- Specialist from Ketchikan, will be on at 2 o'c in Charles W at the Juneau M al and Surgi- Carter Chapel. Services will be con- cal Clinic for a few days beginning ducted by the Rev. Robert Treat Sept. 27th. Appointments for eye Methodist pa Burial will be 'in examinations may be made by call- the American Legion plot ing the clinic . e - - -+ c LT oL .. STEAMER MOVEMENTS cess Louise scheduled to sail . WE/ u from Vancouver 9 p. m. Saturday Tempe 1 No steamer sa to B. E Endix from Seattle announced ® o o 1 scheduled sail for In Juneau—Maximum, 49 t 6 o'clock t minimum, 45 Norah sct o ar- At Airport—Maximum, 49 Skagway a. m minimum, 45. Fr south 1. m WEATHER FORECAST i (Juneau and Vieinity) Variable colder tonight and warmer Partly cloudy Thursday In J\“mmu ':*r inches SERVICE floce “Weps. 1, 710 inches; WINDOW WASHING AND since July 1, 22,30 inches R At Airport — .13 inches; e e e since Sept. 1 * since July 1 eo o s e oo 00 JUNEAU BOAT SHoP BUILDERS of BOATS and REPAIRING | See Our Line of SMALL BOATS Ready for Your Inspection PHONE Reliable and Efficient Workman- ship—PHONE 881—P. O. Box 845 | o000 esoeeeccvetssogoee oo 0-.0.-.0...00-...-"0". 127 S0. MAIN STREET 709 30 over the Plains States of Tanana vall laska continued to fill during the past 24 hours. Rain has fallen over istal area from Queen Charlotte Sound to Scutheast Alaska and southern Canada. Snow has fallen at many stations over the northern portion of Canada and the upper Yukon and s. The temperatures over Southeast Alaska were slightly Beiow freezing temperatures were recordad the ¢ above norm; yesterday 1is morning over Alaska except.along the southern coast and over the thern portion of Canada, the lowest temperature being 15 degrec recorded at Big Delta morning MARINE WEATHER BULLETIN Reports frem Marine Stations at 1:30 P. M. today WIND Height of Wa Station Weather Temp. Dir.and Vel. (Sea Condit; Pt. Cloudy 51 Rain 50 16 1 foot Pt. Cloudy 37 19 1 foot Slc 48 16 1 foot 53 2 Zero, r 47 5 1 foot ARINE FOREC! )R PERIOD ENDING THURSDAY EVE- 1 Inlet—southerl: NING Lynn Canal and I’H tected wa winds 15 to 20 miles per € Alaska south of Lynn Canal per hour. Outside waters, Dixon Entrs v winds 15 miles per hour becominy ursday. Variable cloudiness with local uth aters of 15 mil to southwes! s per h T o vakutat 4 riable showers Low pressure center Bering Sea—moving into Gulf of Alaska tonight that can be milled ' today...or any day NEWEST AND FINEST FLOURING MILL AMERICA’'S MUSICIANS Protective Union LOCAL NO. 672 A.F.of L. Hall MEETING SPECIAL THURSDAY — SEPT. 26 7 P. M' PLEASE BE PROMPT! 5-CENT AIR MAIL STAMPS ARE HERE SET FOR TUESDAY Mailing Before Octo- ber 1 Deadline New, f air mail st are now the Juneau Postcffic » when the reduced rate become effective Octeber 1, Crystal Je C jounces. The new amj ounce [ eas 0l tates, the Territories & ted States pOSS | where mail services operated; also and within Canada. It re- places the six-cent rate on letter weighing not more t two ounc addressed to servicemen overseas t where addresses inc or Fleet Postoffi Postmaster Jenne pointed out the Philippine ands, no leng being United States territory, ar net included in the new domestic rate. The Postmaster no mail deposited in tk post cffice prior to midnizht tember 30 will be mail unless it bears post at tt present eight-cents-per-ounce 1 It will ke either ched dinary mail or returned for postags due. She warned that matter intended air conveyance but bearing the correct amount of pest- E X han the special air ps must be ed “By also cautic age s or for e mail st Air M on the face. postage stamps of five cents denom- inaticn are to remain in use To mark the init ale of the new tive-cent air mail stamps which is occurring in Washir conven- ferwarded by air v SUNDBORG FLAYS MA ALASKA VESSELS Postmaster Warns Against Blame for Undependable ... Service Put on Operators ' WED CAB HEARING " HERE IS OFF; STOUGH SicK = Ae SDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 1946 STEVE VUKOVICH PUBLICAN CANDIDATE ELECTION TO THE NAGEMENT OF ronr Civil nautics Board MOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES g upon the petition of Ala FIRST DIVISION lane Charter Company of Ju- Your Vote Will Be Arpreciated for certification as an air & ' carr scheduled to have opened of American Lin€S |fere this moming in the Senat , Chamber, has been indefinitely SEATTLE, Sept stponed. The postponement of i thm ing is due to illness of | lettir the Can: ¥ 1 between British Columbia ned local g d ess into ) Alaska here rican l) C., only for the ilatelists, Pcstmaster t Hanr n sent off the nation’s first flying postoffice —a fou A cargo plane bu with a cal lified to approxi- mate a railway mail car huge craft soared the and a ton of firs day c sent by stamp collectors to Was gtor Commenting c1 xperimental flying pest office run ner of a great f 1d cargo planes, Hanr X today’s historic ceremony, predicted that in five years it shouls 2 10 get a letter del in world within 40 hou -+ o raph kecord Mome “First Among Fine Whiskies” AU ient - ' ment COR Letting 1 de rt duties at miner Raymond W. demned to perp ; be- e iy “Bbriintiots sted parties. here were in- { steanibhip vice caused by poor med of the postponement late | Ge re Sundborz, new A T PP JOHN BERG, OLDTIMER, it i bpoet b, Wit DIES THIS MORNING | tion wi a report ky himself ! Henry W. Clark, retiring man- ! of the Board to Governor Wallorehi's (Adwisory Covihiksioh John Christian Berg, long time Ci al operating to Alaska 1t of June died early this wd no immediate comment, but L hobpItal: He they might have some 3 GSIROOR . Yees passed away at 2 a.m. Them Down” K% feel 80 years old, is country from Norway = P-= said the Steamship vy s them down.” He declared born. For years he <o s 2l tHA HIS RECORD IN THE LAST \ Pacific and Canadian the Loop road. LEGISLATURE SPEAKS eral arrangements will be an- aced later. The remains are at harles W. Carter Mortuary > Want Ads piing resu hip companies have FOR ITSELF (Paid adv.) 1 ports for years on re- endable schedules. ed that American ships ai- ve called irregularly Empire ports. The situation has 1d, he asserted, that 90 s Alaskans pre- inadian ves - maintain better sch offic Ts Intolerable [N ] . whose headquarters are said “the Canadian ship- yanies consequently are = » i The Victors have landed and will soon efer to divert busi- fic irom Puget Sound American steamship chan- have your fur situalion well in hand! is intolerabl ha b Bring in your fur work and have your coat placed in good condition for winter. Give your coats a cleaning freat . . . have it VICTCRIZED. Remodel your cvtmoded coat into smart 1946 model. Order your new ceat made to measure. VICTOR’S 'UR irom Seat all inclinaton is t direct Mal D "IIIIIIIIIIIlIhIIII]IlllhllllllIIIIIIIlIIIIlIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII i |lllllllllllllllIIIII|llllllIII|IllllIIIIIIIIIIIllll|IIIIIIIIIIII|||||II||IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIll|II|IIIII|IIIIIIIIII||IIHIIIIlN|||||||I|IIII||||lIIIINIII||||||l|llmlIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIHII ess, has arrived veral weeks (at Goldstein's Fur Store) Swedish Fyr Craftsmen for Three Generations Everywhere they re toasting... the finest Three Feathers bottled in 63 years Have you tasted it lately 2 Flect HENRY A. BENSON Labor Commissioner Capable . . . Progressive . . . Sincere GENERAL ELECTION . . October 8, 1946 (Paid Advertisement) SR . -