The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, October 4, 1946, Page 2

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU, ALASKA FRIDAY, OCTOBER 4. 946 1685 miles out on its Honolulu-Cairo BRIT fREN(H DREAMBOAT ' GLACIER CAB, NOT RAINBOW GIRLS 10 r Th( plane uptnmi its speed at | £ 207 Knais, sald 10 ehegustered CHECKER WAS TAXI | MEET ON SATURDAY light clouds and expected to e The Rainbow Girls will meet for TF A\ Q YOU I OVE loNES (losED Now B ND over Sitka about 11:10 p.m. Eastern '" BmGE SMASH a business session at 2 o'clock Sat- FrINGS 4 Kne Standard time & |urday afternoon in the ~ Scottish Rt'rmle All girls pst- | Company’s radio monitor intercept- POTtNg of the accident, it was stat- 2 il | I 3 3 ed a message in which Col. C. S.|ed vesterday that a Checker Cab| | C!lz”l?]?]g ACCESSOI’IES Irvine, Dreamboat pilot, requested Company car was involved in a —i that the Army send B-17s several collision this week on the Douglas- | RNING to [_,[\/(3 YOUI vosiumes (Continued from I’nqc One) (Continued jrom Page One) hundred miles. inland from Sitka, Juneau Bridge. The car actually| 3 Alaska, to provide latest reports on involved was a Glacier cab, driven‘b 5‘(‘:"‘:8‘:""3“ Have Been isstied \ 4 [k e victed Tuesday now were before the R S % by Leonard Ihle. y the Anchorage weather bureau Distinction, Importance 2 near the Amaskan coast, Weather conditions. He asked that ard dhle [ e S sl s, e the planes fly over his route, leav- ing Sitka akout two hours before his expected arrival there. Appeals were filed for Hitler's WIEre & warm air front may bring ter was located off Sand Point this | erratic deputy, Rudolf Hess, who !Youble with icing conditions In one of tho little world series morning, with winds of from 40 Wik dentineed to 1ie ]mp“km‘mpm The next danger spot was anti- i s yesterday, Montreal defeat-|to 50 miles per hour off the coast. for Hans Frank - Cipated over Greenland. TR lle, 9 to 3. Montreal now |\ moving to vieinity of Kodiak by to- in Pol Over Pole Empire Want Ads bring resuits! ! morrow afternoon. From Juneau the plane will fly ¢ just south of Whitehorse, B. C, and then directly across the m netic North Pole across Greenland R Eleet Nazi philoso- pher Alfred ; and Deputy to London Fuehrer M ann, all sen- The plane’s route will take it Al J P t i enced to hang about 30 miles from Paris, over mel . e ‘5' s..l. All appeals must be before the 1} m, Switzerland and thence to (Present Republican Representative, Third Divisioh) | 345 tomorrow after- Venice. It will scout Yugoslay ter- itory, cross Foggie, Italy and pro- > o - - — ceed on to Cairo. If we have enough gas we will go cn either to Wadihalfa or Khar- tcum,” Irvine said. Ou the Dreamboat’s total load ap- proximately half, or bout 77,352 ! pounds, was gasoline. The overload was 27,000 pounds. OVER ALASKA TONIGHT BY B lD E SEATTLE, Cct. 4.—The Alaska Communications System said toda; that Anchorage intercepted a mes- (Continued frum Page One) sage from the Army’s B-29 Pacusan Drecamboat saying that at 3:12 p.m., astern Standard Time, it was fly- at 1,000 feet elevation about 2 REPUBLICAN DELEGATE TO CONGRESS "Fearless - lndependenf Energefic” Millinery . . . All citizens 21 years of age, ONE year’s RESIDENT in the TERRITORY and THIRTY (30) DAYS in the PRECINCT, are entitled TO VOTE $10 - $35 IInvite You io Check My Legislative Record been tied up in Ketchikan since (Paid adv.) the strike commenced October 1, the agreement also covers cargo $10 - $39.50 Gloves Al operate from point to point within the City of AIRPORT, AEL&P ,B. d/]/( Bzgtsmé, 80. DEAL UP BEFORE Douglas, or from points within o points with- QuALITY SINCE 1887 , JUNEAU COUNCIL out, or from poinis without to points within the PAA BRINGS IN 22, City of Douglas, it becomes necessary for us to IEI“" 5 IHURSDAY FllGHIS raise the fare from Juneau to Douglas or from Douglas to Juneau from $1.25 to $1.50 per frip up to and including five passengers. For six or TAKE GOOD CARE OF YOUR COAT . . Have It i, Canmen S VICTORIZED . . Repaired or Remodeled Airport building pl ans and Light Company” dickerings = will be adis- the City Council df its first regular October meeting in the City Hall here at 8 o'clock to- night Several applications and other minor business is also before the meeting Mayor Waino Hendrickson will submit to the Council the Jatest compromise proposal on rates and purchase received from the Alaska Electric Lthl & Power Company. —e—— — $2.50 t0 $3.00. This Will Take Effect on Midnight OCTOBER 5, 1946 YELLOW CAB COMPANY ROYAL BLUE CAB COMPANY ALASKAN CAB COMPANY CHECKER CAB ARCTIC CAB GLACIER CAB more passengers the fare will be raised from Annu Chl:le.stmx James Ernest Whiteh John . and Clarence Langstc From Whitehorse: Jeneva Jankle- Wicz. From Fairbanks: Howard Fisch- er, John Jeffrey, Mrs. Kathleen Jefirey, Ted Hudson. | ren Nome: Harry Rubenack, Rubenack. Seattle: C. B. Hauge, Helen Victor's F'ur Factory OLDSTEIN BUILDING SWED \1’ Fur Craftsmen for 3 Generations Merghlm anklm Johnsnn Sgt. B O 7, M 5, Krawiec, Rubmt Pamnnm leham PERMIT T0 REBUILD Sy o dodpant ik e | o G | red Frobese, Edith, Frobase, Tvan ALA KA DO(K IAKEN ) re r t r Y D RS | Nielson, Martha Jacobson, Ole Syre, § Y nd LISTEN 7 p.m. KINY October 5|Olive Syre, G. Erwin Hube, Lloyd : . ~ Hot — Alaska Taxpayers | Herrle. 1ed Pls all for nstruction of | League. Program Speaker, Albert | To Whitehorse: William Johnson. ¢ with White. adv. - e On — . - — | Phonograph Records. Home Ao Eha ALl Boik. and 2 neluded in the sec-| Empire Want Ads bring resulis! Beautiful. handling of any lief ship” sent to Alaska The Ketch! Waterfront Em- ers Assoc n and the ILWU o accept locally : Pacific Coast longshore agreement; subject only to ratification by the rank and file of the union The wir ated that it was plamied tc e unloading the Northern this mornin The Governo. said no re- e Due to the fact that the City of Douglas has Ste 3 , International ILWU g o g passed an ordinance providing for a tax of $1.00 Southeast locals be structed to per month on each motor vehicle for hire which ' § Years Administrative PEMOCRATIC Walter P. Sharpe Experience CANDIDATE : 40 Years Resident of COMMISSIONER OF LABOR Ak (Paid adv.)