The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, October 3, 1946, Page 2

v F M e e 4 1 ARt A Pt i A Poactte A P v 000 DettnA o A Dot/ Prcnndta fmttn/s frrnms A froamsonA - JACKETS - MACKINAWS - BLAZERS ’ PAGE TWO THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE——]UNEAU ALASKA THURSDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1946 pared by the Alaska OPA p,m‘ ructed to unload completely the Division, analyzing the operating | {fi I rgo oi the Northern Voyager. cost estimates and assertions made | r\ ot only, the Governor said, is the e s v - e ~ s o WEATHER REPOR T by the respondent, Lomen Com cement consigned to Ketchikan . s mercial Company When cross- | kadly needed there to complete examined by the Alaska Develop- b street improvements which' may ment Board's attorney, David Scoll, s & scen be stopped by winter, but un- [Rogers cstimated that, on 12 of the other cargo would {of these exhikits, present lighterag : the vessel to proceed with her |rates could be reduced by one \ urgently-needed dairy feed third and still allow for W HAERD & A% el at present costs with a (Continued /rcm Page One) .If(.'.'.i:.,]’" Sk e O (Continxen from Page Ofie) BOY S(ou'i DRIVE Present. rates for lightering gen- BEGINS [0MORROW mn' merchandise fro. ip an Bellingham. Ti age to shore ports on the Baring|200,000 pounds a ast are equal to 50 percent | Prince Rupert, “I could see the glow of the ex- 1"‘ ffhe. £ sy e OV locean tariff all the w icn before I ‘took off,” he s#id TR “After the takeoif, we circled the|Scattle to Nome, Rog wieck. The plane hit the side of ! ° o o In Juneau—Maximum, 49 minimum, 42, At Airport—Maximum, 47 minimum, 41. FEATURE PRICED and easy-to- WEATHER FORECAST (Juneau and Vieinity) \!.u feature w ced event You wear Jack inaws, DBlazers The Air France c‘\plam Jacquo‘ harmoz, said he was at the field 10 miles from the scene of the crash, when it occurred. discharged fish in Occasional rdin and not much ' temperature *‘chan tonight and Friday. East. to scutheasterly winds 15 to 20 miles per,' hour ‘tonight 95 to 85 on eacl ank Hermann, Chairman of the n to Dusk” Boy Scout Fi- nence Campaign which will take place tomorroWw, announced today y from REPLY PROMISED TODAY testified | The ‘Governor's and are a major factor in . 'thei giselc 1high pr Reg. $6.95 - 10.95 I here today maz, Tnter- | 1t a personnel listing of workers d that g part in the educational and level in this area naticnal Rej l’Ri C ll‘lT:\Tl()‘{ P 1 hours endinz 7:30 a.m. toda e at Seattl a hill quite high Up and was sti. Il\ smoking % of the internaticnal Loneshoremen's “."“"‘v“")‘h‘,‘l“d”“ has been partial- “The light was pcor and I LO\I](HlIGHI (o pAN nd Warehousemen's Union, who {0 Boow sl % not identify any part of the plane 1ads the longsh ke 1l 4 S3 =8SG =57 Juneau — .72 inches; Oct. 1, 115 inches c'clock this afternoon and all mem July 1, 24.33 inches. I saw a burnt spot:on the hillside committee for the notthwest' #réa, .. or the- Executive "Tearhs will It is a fairly wooded hill. I could| pGSAl GOES neluding Alaska, has indicated that pcce ror o complimentary breakfust Alrport — 33 inches see 1o path cut through the trees.| I'advise the Governor today ;1. Baranot Hotel e Oct. 1, 144 inches / 3 - orrow ‘ The plane probably went straight BEF R i o n 't on representatives poning to discuss “kick-off” plans since July 1, 1748 inches. intc the hill.” | BL | o ading ‘of the' vessel North- gerevhe day’s drive. *or - Ketchikan ! e © 000090900 c0ean000se0c0css000 000 S0 0c00ee0®ess00000%000c0ec00s s Earlier reports to the Coastl e Voyager Guard indicated the plane hit one-| Newest preposal of tr half mile up the side of the hill | Light d 100 feet from the top of the TR ekt e e e s o veseoe Alaska and Power Company, for n of its negotiations with -, Romans placed coins it of their dead to pay Charon cr transpc advised that ¢ ? SaLi ne “tha flying comple would be per- 4 oney slope. which is covered with rocks Sl Yo, AoHEbaa - fe 4n o o mrll il th2 City will te submitted to the the internation’ union, the River Styx in 2697 B.C. 8 City Council at its first regular Oc-; to able foodstuffs and e e , Wool plaids . wool melton |toker session, in the City Hall to-|dairy feed frem the Northern Voy- G ] 2 [ : SEATTLE COUPLE KILLED |, - 00 o lgegliadl v i g S R G e ey navy blue, zipper pockets . . . SEATTLE, Oct. 3-_Rudolph Zane, ~ o ° g age mnately, the quantities : ) A 2 blazete all ek i Ot o0 p! b -]v Maycr Waino Hendrickson also of hay and grain aboard the vessel B E A C li H R 0 leather Taced blazers .. . a 42, a passenger on a DC-4 whichgtateq today that he plans to ask are loaded under a large quantity P Q l’l s I j crashed in Newfoundland early to- day, was on the staff of the Uni- versity cf Washington Bureau of mines. 1is wife, Claire, 43, was also listed as a passenger. Both the Council for authority to tak preliminary steps tow tion of of cement and other cargo, \\‘1«'! oremen at Ketenikan <oy | Easy Home Study Course Qualifies You for Practice t rmitted to touch types for outdoor wcar and d construc-, the leng Juneau Airport Ad- work . . . Sizes 36-46 B.MBEHRENS), 0%, 1e ministration Building instruc “Dector of Pediatry™ ve rre ot Several other matters of mino: the vessel is held iatry™ Degree Conferred—Write: were on the passenger list as “docu- He eraduated’ from the University g 5 e - in chemical engineering in 1930. | s urged that P. 0. Box 2894, Juneau Alaska 4 | lengshoremen in ka ports be He and Mrs. Zane l2ft here Sept.| lR M "DE m E U ;i ; By : 22 on an assignment given him by A l D N A e # the Department of Commerce to OM ME ('i' examine German industrial docu- w E" ET EI-E ments. They had a four-year-old boy. Air-minded Juneau women who - recently formed a unit of the LIGHTERAGE RATES scciation et st mgnt st e TAKEN UP AT NOME ::ci woniniy buiness meesie. Officers elected last night were \ George Bogers, Tanpo L fi:: CX‘;mr'l: gm'm;\nn, Frtdent; ¢ the OPA, has return- A Samkom, Vice [ IS l'o ponsibility of a governor's wii PARIS—4 Frenca source said the p oo ST TRl harles Carmody, Vice Pr ALASKA S FLAG 3 ", ke “‘:”:‘ \1‘3‘_}“ i ”f fouts’PowelRErRelen 1}(:;(‘;\‘;‘:; ed to his Juneau office from Nome ,(;rmw‘x\_q"._ ]\»;u.hnTLgo.m_ SRUBIALY < irst ladiss” and others, such aswould meet at 9:30 pm. (12:30 pm.| Loty Do eited in the UL S, e ka‘x.\.r s T \;Ithle\ld. pad BE EMBROIDERED ON Maritime Commission’s * infestiga- e o Jara Grove, Directors tion of rates for lighteraza service “"ll1 [\;/(“‘JXA/\ llvl;ll takes its place to Bering Sea ports. e ey nized civie Mrs. Ernest Gruening ha n pleted arrangements to have Alask: h - ..., ellites. ' Rogers presented exhibits pre- service groups, purpose S e e S _Pre- promoting interest in Alaskan a flower, the Forget-Me-Not, embrol erad on a black velvet square fcr tion. inclusion in The National Tapostry a project displaying official flow- ers of the 48 states and the four territorial possessions - The Governor Fleet : Alnier J, Peterson (Precent Republi i Bepresentative, Third Division) REPUBLICAN DELEGATE TO TONGRESS | "Fearless ~ Independeni -~ Energetic” GENERAL ELECTION, TUESDAY, 0("1'.’;.‘]‘.‘;1;5” e e Al ¢ ns 21 years of ONE year's RESIDENT in the RRITORY ond THIRTY (38) DAYS in the PRECINCT, are entitled TO VOTE I Invite You io Check My Legistative Record Paid adv.) are desi, i ed by pacific Time) tonight for a coor- r's wives and dore D) dinated assault on remaining is needlework artists in the peace treaties with Axis fipestry \Hl‘ be to: velvet. A dedication from each state will decorate and the tapestry will nation’s capital . { COLUMBUS, Oct. 3.—The Col- umbus Amer; 1 Association Ba ball club announced tcday the re- lease of Charlie Root, manager of the Red Birds ior the past two sea- sons. Columbus finished the 1946 as well as 1945 season in last place The Triangle Cleaners lly with the ted in the corners. T ssions > over- 1./] 8ieq jMes. Gruening: docy O 1 design takes the shape cf toe -1 :1::;11‘:;:11”‘ .*h((‘“l\ Baving the’ v G900 f ! i if e i St i BE ALERT .. The trend a,‘,"““ ..m ‘mn.xr»x:‘—u.x»xgx; ,'-m"“” AN( ).-mu v.:x’\ri. 7 iu.vt “:'-L‘.:. e 10 economize lS hy 1ak“ i . n . Fy : was originally conceived b hat Alaska is ab B / e et b At e AR ing care of that which Voie thhe DEMOCRATIC Ti (! ket ter 14 years of work pacn piock i cwe ey v NEW REFERENDUM You Have, GENERAL ELECTION OCTOBER 8, 1346 TR Y AR T Wf. NOW NAVE VOTE FOR BA“.O'S pUT OUI 48-110UR SERVICE e 4 STEVE VUKOVICH .. @0 oo JUST Mark These Names on Your Ballol: _ coming from Kruluk an's | FORDELEGATE - - - - - - - EL (BOB) BAR'I'LETT REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE FOR ELECTION 10 THE Senator Norman R. (Doc) Walker has resulted in a last minute change in the special ballots on CALL r F the statehood and blank2t primary questions. — District Court order, new 1 referendum ballots have been print- ! %) TR & ed and are now being distributed i E h L8 1Y - - - - - - - - out the First Dj jon. It lieved that th will arrive at polling places in time for nex Tuesday's election Objection was taken to the sixth e of both ballots, which instruct- ed vo to “Place an ‘X' against your choice.” In the replacement Lallots, the word opposite has been FOR LABOR COMMISSIONER - WALTERP.SHARPE | ] T | FORSENATORS ' approved by the Attorney General G. E. ALMQUIST J.F. (JOE) KRAUSE A.B.CAIN HARRY F. NEWELL | CHRIS HENNINGS JAMES NOLAN ! ANDREW HOPE JOEN W. SMITH ; on the ballots. It is too late there| HIS RECORD IN THE LAST to send out new ballots and destroy | LEGISLATURE SPEA the old, as is being done in the| FOR ITSELF First Division. Wording of Third (Paid adv. and Fourth Division ballots is en- | o rely different. o R T ELLIS AIR LINES DAILY TRIPS JUNEAU TO KETCHIKAN | via Petershurg and Wrangell With connections to Craig, Klawock, Hydabur‘g and | steamers for Prince Rupert. Vancouver, and Seattle I} FOR RESERVATIONS PHONE (12 FeOR A BETTER ALASKA VOTE THE DEMOCRATIC TICKET STRAIGHT. wee NOTHCE === Will excha my services for suitable home for wife and myself. Am 27-year-old vet, neat appearing, 2 years college. Experienced in office work, engineering aide, radio oper- ator, store clerk, truck driver, laborer, or any honest work. DALE HOJEM, Juneau Hotel HOR‘I‘HWES‘I‘ : FIRST DIVISION DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEE