The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, December 5, 1946, Page 8

PAGE EIGHT .llllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlIHIINlIIIIh lo ADING OF 20th CENTURY | RELiEr SHip Super Mariet P H fi“ N E 2 0 2 land, Oregon, Monday morning, December 9, for Alaska ports, the ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Governor's Office was advised by Lt. Comdr. Chester, Naval Aide to the Governor, now in Portland, at- tempting to get clearance for re- lief ships for the Territo The Reef Knot will call at Yaku- tat, /Cordova, Valdez, Seward for rail belt points, Seldovia and Ko- diak. It is anticipated she will take five days for loading under priority schedule. The following items will be accepted Dairy and poultry feed and s plies; medical and hospital and equipment; school supplies and equipment; general food items; clothing, baggage, emergency sup- plies for the Alaska Railroad, ur- gently needed public utilities for telephone, electric and water com- panies; Weather Bureau supplies; snow removal equipment; urgently l-wdcd heating and plumbing sup- The vessel Reef Knot, 5000 ton capacity, will start loading in Port- Jusi Received a Variety of EAFOODS Frlday Specials NOVA SCOTIA FINNANHADDIE ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, railway express; parcel post: needed building material homes W struction actual- J. is underwa 8 Alaska buy e no Port- land contact may place their orders through the Portland Chamber of Commerce, or they may notify their Seattle wholesale houses, some of which have agreed to transport merchandise from Seattle to Port- land for the relief ship free of charge WHITING FILLETS - Ib. fi@t CODRILIETS - - 10.50 GULF SHRIMP - - Ih. 65¢ WILLAPA OYSTERS Pr, §c| TOPRE TRUMAN AR i, Delessie trom Maska, b — ‘pnxlcd to President Truman today |to end the Puget Sound maritime strike which he said has brought 90,000 Alaskans “to starvation’s edge.” Leaving the White House, Bart- lett told reporters: “President Truman was very sym- pathetic and said that he would g it active and immediate con- sideration.” artlett said that since the start of the West Coast maritime strike more than 90 days ago, food sup- plies have been exhausted in al- |most every community of Alaska.” ) - ee———— BARTLETT MAKES RELIEF APPEAL QUALITY AND SERVICE PLUS Pugez Sound has remained tied up | by an AFL checkers' dispute since | the general West Coast strike end- t([ “Medical supplies are flown in \b‘, plane but it is food our people | need,” he said, adding that only (& few relief ships have come in with small supplies. “We are having to kill off our b cd hens, our milch cows for he said. - - LOGGIuF ATTENTION LOGG for sale contact Juncau Lumber Mills. Will buy from 100,000 ft. to 10,000,000 feet. For further particulars see Juneau .Lumber Mills. 433-tf - daily food,” That’s our three point platform for getting you —and keeping you—as a steady auto service customer. We'd like to have your business, and you’ll enjoy a smocther running car when you turn it over to us! | NOTICE | TO SCOTTISH RITE MASONS: Special meeting Friday, Dec. 6th -8 at 7:30 pm. 30th Degree con- Connors Motor Co. __Walter B. Heisel, Recorder. Phone 121 adv. 443-2t e The International Live Stock Ex- position held its first show in Chicago in December, 1900. Salmon Creek €ountry Club ATTENTION MEMBERS — of the Salmon Creek Couniry Club! MAKE YOUR RESERVATION NOW for the Opening Date. NO RESERVATIONS ACCEPTED OTHER THAN FROM MEMBERS ; Membership may be obtained by calling HENRY M. HOGUE - Phone 399 - Phone 864 Salmon C€Creek Couniry Club Gov' HOSP"M. AND | The members of the Juneau Vo} unteer Pire Department will meet | {tonight at 8 o'clock in the I-‘ire}flau Dec. 10 at 8 p.m. Pinochle, Hall apartments for the regular | bridge, whist. Prizes and refresh- STARTS 9TH |the rehabilitation program carried |crocheted or woven bath mat: - 'rugs. Everything is *S sterilized under the su on sale supplies. SKAGWAY PATIENTS I946 URSDAY DECHWBER 5, PUBLIC CARD PA.B" By Catholic Daughters in Parish | ments. 443-4t EXHIBIT HANDWORK "™ ™ttt An interesting display of articles made by patients at the Alaska e~ tive Service Hospital in Juneau and the Skagway Sanatorium as part of on by the Alaska Tuberculosis Asso- ciation in conjunction with the ANS is shown in the windows of the Juneau Health Center, next to the City Hall on Main strect Most of these articles are for sale, % and tomorrow atternoon Mrs. Dora Rusch, teacher at the Government B (ANS) Hospital will be at the Heallh Center from 1 to '4:30 y'clock to take care of sales, or to (nke orders for other articles. 5 Among the many articles noted in the window display are beaded belts, crocheted head scarves, baby % % T sets, embroidered pillow slips hespital attendants befere Having leased the Scandinavian Hotel and Crystal Baths, I will not g@‘ be responsible for bills contracted for same. —THOMAS R. SMYTH e e S > FUN FOR OUTDOORS! . Tricycles, kiddie cars, wheel barrows, scooters, pedal cars, garden tool sets, mar- ble sets, junor size all-metal wagons, machine guns, pis- tols, metal jeeps, nok out bench and victory garden sets, canoes, sailboats. x ks For Young Engineers And Scientisis! . Gilbert Censtruction Sets —Gilbert Erector Sets; model airplane sets; Tinker Toys; radio kits. { £ NAP-PAK 100 WHITE COCKTAIL NAPKINS—with borders in your choice of 8 colors; cr sclid white without border. all in a trim, all transparent box with a ribbon bow. MONOGRAMMED IN OUR SHOP WITH THE INITIALS OF THE RECEIVER — a perfect Many cther items for monogramming— STEP IN AND SEE THEM! J. B. BURFORD CO. “Our Doorstep Is Weorn by Satisfied Customers” gift! i adv. 443-5¢ &%%%WMWW% N oo e - LR ot B ST h,sa-g\—m - e da e kx«,«n-h.@gs S s N OUR CHRISTMAS STOCK HAS JUST ARRIVED! o c—'flzz m«a ”‘”’Ayf 70 WOR. ok = MILK BOTTLES are badly needed right now. As soon as one is emptied, put it out for “Don't keep us idle or divert our efforts—keep { every milk bottlework- ing at its regular job”. . the milkman or return it to the grocery store. You can help a iot in relieving the present milk bottie shortage! DOLLS! . a huge assortiment, headed by the beau- tiful lifelike young lady above — rag dolls, Jemima dolls, Dutch Girl dolls, Sleepy Head dolls, animal dolls, story book dolls, plush dolls and animals. AND INDOORS! . Magic slates, blackboards, roller tots, pull toys, drums, Chinese Checkers, games for young and old, dart ¥ boards, bowling alleys and, . especially clever: Walking Duck. TEA SETS! DOLL HOUSES and FURNISHINGS! . beautiful, livable homes for the doll fam- ily, and doll house furniture to complete them. ALSO—doll furniture, inclding doll beds and cribs and doll high chairs; doll wagons; cleaning sets. Largest = Most Complete Stock in Juneau Phone 12 { . x X ¥ ¥ A X £ - See Gur Toys Before You Buy.... «oss They’re Now On Display! JUNEAU-YOUNG HARDWARE CO. Free l)eliven:y