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23 =] c ir e local i Approvec K and Joe McLean pointed t ke of the J‘.w - City Concert at the 20th Cen- ry T R who will ¢ the gen- will be Robert Martin I C. O. Taylor, James Mc- Naugh Waino Hendrick- Del Miller, Harold Foss and Her n - LEWIS, KRUG child Sunday and fast this mc ttending physictan, said and the birth mal, Dr. Smitl The baby 1w ned Su iled ence between Sec- | day Lopez, becaus ¢ f Krug and John said, “they were running out of L. Lewis t a oned for names.” h iy immediat All 25 children were single birt 1 Dr, Smith told the Associated Pr The ) were to have met this 30 o'clock to re- mining by telephone Two da coal con- tract neg r the pe was initiated by Lewis or Krug i Interior Department Aide said was no comment The conference wa 30 p.m. Wednesday. R DUKE, DUCHESS OF WINDSOR ARFE HERE Asked whi re-set for > JHS STUDENT LEADERS ARE GUEST SPEAKERS ATROTARY LUNCHEON NEW YORK, Nov. 12.—The of Windsor heade including Hol ¢ and member of the H B ge. who arrived yes- c ey the Queen Elizabeth, he Ju- Atlantic crossing | ' iD { its Hudson | - Gumicacn . CHAPELADIES ARE Jim Rud 30dy Pr Bob Co-Editc of neau High Publications Sperling, Business Manager of Ju- T « eladies will mezt this neau High Publications, in t 8 o'clock at the me Larson, Senior Class Presid of M Ed Schnoeker, Pre ent The boys told of Bus will incl the comple- and activities of e 7 ‘ for the Bazaar tion which they head - > cussing Juneau High publi HU** IAI. NOTES Bob Sanford said t W Wi the High School a will b this month St. Ann's hospital has admitted | In presenting the speakers to Ro- Mrs, Keith Roberis ar d Mrs. Eli tary, Mr. Harmon said the five Howard for medical attention. No agers represented the type of discharges' were reported High has Government hospital had neither dded 1t admissi nor discha school au- day Juneau con- graduated. I belief of that “the fact that we students sisteéntly s the thorities local R may not have the best buildings L ledge that we need High School stage, and other identals, arc ATO. MINN. Nov. 12 all secondary to ment of -elect Edwin F.. (Mickey) the best teachers and the sayes that ' since his election graduation of a v med and We he's been kept bu: well-rounded stud wne calls. tarian In honor of the not all of the call- d “School Days” ¢ 1eir lead ers select » congratulating him on his off song for the meeti elec 1s Blue Earth county sher-| During the regular business ses- iff sion the idea of memorializing the Most of them wanted to rent his City Council to call a mass meet- apartment when he moves mm ing of the people of Juneau to the sheiff's quarters in the coun discuss and formulate a plan of jail “Sure, Mr. Abercrombie, Clipper express rates are lower, but the bear must be dead” Pan American flies live chicks, thousands of them, scratch- ing and peeping. But a live, healthy bear . .. with muscles "way out to here . . . is something else again. We fly lots of furs Outside, but the bear, or other occupant, always has been removed first. Fur, gold, game— just about everything an Alaska businessman or sportsman wants to send — caa go by low-cost Clipper express. Get express and passenger imformation at the address below, PAN AMERICAN MWMMMWS The Jj;/rm of /‘fffijm] (7/ ers Baranoi Hotel Phone 106 v FAILTO MEET tponement | l):l}.«" MEETING TONIGHT, THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE— JUNEAU, ALASKA TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1946 hideout” for five!'any h agreeme with Russia Jtreet, alley and more dismissal notices before l l T 1b free navigation on the Dan- dangerous criminals who escaped|November 30th. Ten thousand no- p \ ing Se tary of State from a Nevada jail Sunday and fled | tices went out today as a result Dean ‘n son say: |to Utah. o1 dec rol actions prior to the H | - | —_— sweeping elimination of most priee { WASHINGTON—John J. Pelley CHICAGO — The International! WASHINGTOR Army sources’ cc Is last | President of the sciation of Harvester Con announces a | said the lack of legislatfve author- —— i R merican Railroads, died today in nine ent general increase on'ity to help train and equip the £ Georgia Wh [} \ Dcetors® Hos He was 68 farm implements and tractors, armed forces of other American Baptists in Georgia broke prec inations is handicapping this coun-'dent today by voting to mi th WASHINGTON—Edwin W.. Paul- NEW YORK—A St Depart- | try's plans for hemispheric defense. Negro Baptists of the same State. | iid today that the United ment of al, hinting at a “gel The Geor Baptist Convention | tes has invited all nations claim- policy with Chinese Gen-| NANKING—Minority party lead-, decided 1imously to invite the ing Japanese reparations to a con- lissimo Chiang Kai-shek, mad s announce they will make a last’ Negrces joint meeting dur- cerence in Washington early in De- it plain that he opposes granting empt tg mediate the differe ing a t -day session ! ember. a $500,000,000 credit to China while, between Chinese Nationalists and! vannah which ends on | = strife continues there, {Ccmmunists but all indications ———— | WASHINGTON The United - | were that their efforts would be! CANBERRA, Australia tes returned 400 Danube River SALT LAKE CITY—An augment-|doomed to failure. far from over for the Aus-| 1 e of Salt today began Lake City pc ‘searching eve their Eastern E: because it was impo: pean ed f sible men U. S. DEPARTMENT (II' COMME U, AL, RCE, WEATHER BUREAU | Transc Prime Minister J. B today t WASHINGTO Government were pessimistie iin prospects for of the 22-day ntinental Western Air ea strike of igar, butter and LONDON The ing of meat ritish tlem Labor 4 sicis' (© . WEA THL N | st 4 DATA FOR 24 HOURS ENDED \'r{ o I‘I'Tl T'H MERIDIAN TIME | PO Government today was called on | betelp, TODAY | = to hand the Palestine question to| | Tk focb 4 b sy Weather at | LONDON—Winston Churchill re- the U if Britain can- ayat,’\y Station 24 hrs tam othis; - BEEND 4:30am. |newed his cha late not solve the problem. The su Aaihotane P 31 i PR |today that Russian armies “based gestion came from Opposition Lead- | #& » : Basrow P 1 Piih: upon a despotic form of govern- er Winston Churchill, who claimel | Pkoyaci $ 4 Bethel 31 21 0 Cloudy {ment are being maintained in Eur- that the Government had not filled ; % | Bariatn 81 34 Cloudy fope in vast strength and on a war clection premises made to the| : | Dawson 21 13 05 | footing Jews. | Edmonton 39 0 | - TR Y 2 Biirbuhis 0 i | CHICAGO—The United Packing- DAN RALSTON TRANSFERRED ey : { house Workers Union (CIO) today [ Juncau 3 3 strike within two weeks against Agent at Ketlkan has 'been SICKS' SEATTLE BREWING & MALTING CO. [ Fohenn Aiport @ 16 #athing | the natlon’s meat industry. A'dfr-}lzansterrad: {0 Beward _whete, he Since 1878 * E. G. Sick, Pres. [@atontkan 44 45 Drizzle ective was sent to all union locals| Will be in charge of opeding the Kodiak 41 ; Sh% iby Ralph Helstein, union President, F&WS station there. Ralston will Kotzebue 4 0 Snow Howi a weekend meeting a leave for his new job sometime-in DISTRIBUTED AL Kcls 45 i 0 By which 200 union representatives for- | the near future. : wx.m 3 8 % 18 12 Gleir | mulated policy for possible strike me -3 8 12 Pt. Cloudy }|acticn, Northway 6 7 Trac Cloudy ! ] jz Petersburg 16 13 Fog [ | Portiand 52 0 (.,:”_ | WASHINGTON — The Gevernor o Biings . Cleoree o of Alaska conferred today with ¥ Let yo"@' fast Prin Rupert 0 1ides of Secretary of Interior J o 0 {A. Krug relative to the Alaska ship X A & % Sitka 5 205 [tk Christmas gift list. Whitehorse 47 37 Trace Cloudy By e 1 31 Pt. Cloudy | NEW YORK The Italian 30 a. m. yesterday to 4:30 a. m. today) | ernment notified the ten R € PS The low pressure center which was located | !Sters Council today that it is over Bristcl Bay yesterday mor has filled and was located over the 1; vith keen interest the, pos- 5 I & 5 Kenai Peninsula this morning. Another low pressure center moved i Sibility of direct negotiations with Y111 CRRAS ~—- northeastward acress the northern Bering Sea area to the northern | YW avia” to seitle the problem Slze j-fu‘i f’dl{cs 01,..Y portion of Alaska this mornir The ridge of high pressure continues |0f Trieste’s future 900 miles off the coast of California | to another high center over the s. Another high pressure center 1200 miles cated about on £ ed stward from on frem a high center ward across rn Plains a pesition about appears to be movir south of the eastern Island area. Rain or has fall during the past 24 hour western and southern Alaska, over the northwestern portion of the United States and the south central portion of Canada. A cold air mass was moving eastward across the northwest- ern portion of Alaska this mc with temperatures as low as zerd Ihe temperatures over S Alaska were muc hove normal yes- terday MARINE WEATHER BULLETIN Reports from M WIN Height of Waves | Station Weather Dir.and Vel. (Sea Condition) Cape Decision Cloudy 4 3 feel i Fldred Rock Cloudy 28 2 feet H Guard Island Raining 5 1 foot H Lincoln Roc Cloudy 7 16 3 Yeet Point Retreat Cloudy k 2 4 Smooth Reports frem Marine Stations at 1:30 P. M. today Cape Spencer Cloudy 42 NW 16 2 feet Point Retreat Raining 41 SSE 5 Smooth | MARINE FORECAST FOR PERIOD ENDING WEDNESDAY EVE rly winds 15 to 25 miles per | waters of Dixon En- Variable | NING heur Lynn Canal and Taku Inlet—south decreasing to 15 miles or less Wednesday. Protected Southeast Alaska south of Lynn Canal and outside waters, trance to Yakutat—variable winds 15 miles per hour or less cloudiness with rain sh Low pressure center inches and moving slowly southeastward. .|IIIIIIHIIIIIIII!IIIIIIIIIIIIII|I||IIIIIIIIIllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIll THURSDAY NOVEMBER 14 slowly Kenai Peninsula, filling | | | i GASTINEAU CHANNEL is invited to: ANNUAL Lady Luck PARTY Sponsored by THE SERRA CLUB GAMES CATHOLIC CHURCH PARISHHALL i IllII!IHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII"IIIIIIIll|IIIIIlIIHIIlIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIII| ' delicious varieties — iry i‘w_em: NEW YORK-—The burglar who rifled a Park Avenue men’s fur- store in New York City # 2 et 3 SRS ke e skparalte DeLuxe Light Fruit Cake orful print But as Oid V'lgman rk Fruit Cake fer ties in plain colors or chec the thieves would have nothing to » with, them. Police say that al- together, the burglars stole $75,- ibcut $5,000 in cash m the & L )L 4 tore el e WASHINGTON istrator P: OPA does not CABSON AWRENCE Price Admin- Porter says that the intend to send out 3 el | SALE!S200.000Worih of | SURPLUSE l ' | | To Be Sold on a Fived Price B “As Is—Where Is>° KODIAK ., Alashka SALE DATES n—not subject to priority restriction of Veterans’ Items! 2 T Bathtub, 2 T Carryalls, +15 Pickups, 115 to and T Ambulance, 2 T Autocars Canopies, 115 T ( % T and 1 Panels, 1, T 15 to 3 T Stakes, Heavy duty Reo, Station Wagons, 114 114 T Tractor Truck and 4600 1b. Hyster Lift. 19 Veterans (not for resale) Nov. 21 and Nov. 22 [ FOOD All Certified Veterans: Nov. 25 and Nov. 26 85 Lots consisting of canned meats, bacon, corned pork, ham, stew, hash), A v 4 : SRR s Territorial and Local Gov- boullion cubes, cereal, soup mix, peanut butter, dried milk, flavoring, corn- = & H 3 < ernments: Nov. 27 meal, fish, dehydrated vegetables and cranberries, condiments, emergency rations (abandon ship, C, and D and flight), pudding, dried onions, prunes Ann-}\:v)'nfxtm}nstltmlons: and peaches, molasses, honey, jam, powdered sugar, tea, chili powder. Y A8 . Dealers: Dec. 2 thru Dec. | N\ N 6 | 9 CLOTHING and BEDDING argo, 15 and ) and 3 T Federal Agencies thru Nov. 20, 1946 Tankers | Public: Dee. 9 thru Dec. 13 CLOTHING: 7 lots of wool knit caps, work gloves, white cotton glo felt insoles and wool muftlers. rain hats, BEDDING: Sleeping bags, blankets, comferters, cots, mattre mattresses, feather pillows. S covers TERMS ® M l S C E L L A‘ E 0 U S Certified check, Cashier’s Check or Money Order made payable to the Treasurer of the United States. Itéms will be held only 48 hours awaiting payment. equipment, bogt marine engines, laundry plastic topping Electrical cord, insulators, iteens, field desks, powdered insecticide, lubrication oil, paint, dry Sienna pigment, insect repellent, rope, tents, grader tires, truck tires, grader tubcs, auto inner tubes, table saw, 3-wheel scooters, fork lift trucks. Complete Sales Lists Available at . Depariment of the Interior SURPLUSPROPERTYGFF"HE Area Engineer Bldg. JUNEAU 3 _%% T Y AL At

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