The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, December 6, 1946, Page 4

GETOUR TH away as the Eastern State an affect s - i)mI\ llm‘lm Empire = s oy s We e it is reasonable to expect, when the| = \.\"“»d”\ situation is explained to postal authorities, that the - President size packages will b Do ot nee tr to Alask: via the C boat i demand for coal, and beca need for | o I Featherst P ear of 1926 was announced in the annual report of its| SUBSCRIPTION RATE uch shipments to Alaska during the present maritime | o Roberta Winebrenner ® | Gene Ncel W according to a G \ Wash- | Delivicea Ny casniee (i Tuneek ANk Dessies 1ef £1.80 oet MEREENY SO0 ° ®lin \cs had increased, while maintenance and operation B ; . Ne . ; Willow, Wally ° Mrs. Gust i 4 " Blanche Mehan o 3 2 a 2 bt Blanche Meh | freighter La due sometime late this night with over 300, the B e Y (Washington Pe ° o of their paper Washington Post t coal for Junea eleg News Office. 602; Business Office, 374. Let 1 heaven for > Ducl . L — = e — | who once again has d . ° AT MEMBER OF ASSOCIATED PRESS i 7 % % X ting Mrs. Tom Cashen on her bi home of Mrs. Jerry Cashen in Douglas. N neve DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU, ALASKA 12 2= | = | | 20 YEARS AGO F: . suprak 1l b v DECEMBER 6, 1926 annual deficit of A ror cent reduction in the - - s . n\(]p\ Imost the ]0’5 ro MAKt A Joe Riedi were the hostesses. Bridge prizes were - - - Indeed, we remember a | C. A F Carl Carlson and Mrs. J. R o ka Newspapers, 1411 in the early autumn hAppv (HR'S{MAS i i a World Series, whi rived on the Margnita fi il 2 fOR KiD§ WANTED | charge of the compress Thus when the word came rece Toys Christmas for ¥ niied o Joave so0n 10 that the Duchess had ed t r fortunate children are 2 Beck, a teacher in the Ketchikan Public { a large number of vé wels, ¢ Y v promptly forgot s as the Goering the birth of 1 Mr: tery, the atcm by meat crisis, the it Rentor., Wash,, on November 23, had been received here g 1 tions, the hotel strike, Mr 1 were former Treadwell resident. treaty and the re of the Dreamboat, to give : \is latest bit of Wallyana the treatmnt it deserved ir PRSI USSR PR SSatatasasseseaad | Imost every afte ne ave it banner s made ! y 5 % by i s in their early editions of tabloids %i condition, ' { D* !‘ L E I h ] whol o | LIy LESSONS 1N ENGHISN w. L. GORDON | 4 n this fldren WONlY! ‘D) Yeryamele ) ) - JoolRosi Sl B S e R .--,.---,,,-.».«,,-—-4' ound profes Boxes for the reception of Qe e - it —— it a conscienti jons have placed at the IN MISUSED: Do not say, “Let us proceed on ON A 3 g i ]J\\A[V‘s\‘& of Russian dipic ka Elect and Power to move onward. However, “Let us V ORDER HITS ALASKA |atomic war, and the rol 3 ¥ ; e & o to otfe - dondesti politics. But what we really hope to 1 OFTEN MISPRONOUNCED: Bequeath, Pronounce the TH as in I W pest of B A when we settle down to quiet ever t 1 SMOOTH, not in BOTH t . the s ted for parcel | public prints is seme good old r he . Blue 449 i e e e splendors 5 in no later thar s . 14, Mrs. S aid E . ; rd 16,60 g ic memori : (adjective), dim, indistinct, ha misty, hid- t of Com- | retyrn us to t of the old-f dist 3 : ‘ n ortation committee which may be able to | Sunday supplen d W in plenty of time e i three times and it is yours.” Let u . r Ala however. { can heiresses, amorous suave inter- s PETERRT y by 1e Wo day. Today's “““l 58 iy : . ) national crooks, agents of the F 1 divers jogm' ((fiifim' wu_[_ capable of being entered, or passed through. eamship service Alaska NOW | after deep-sea treasure, 'l ss are » to star or sunlight."—Miltcn has is furnished by CPR for South about all of that RE 6WEN ON DE(. " S e R S SIS S S R many merchants have been receiving goods via | - mj‘: e s Jane McMullin and Gen Harmor ODERN ET'OUETT has helped a great deal. HOW- | ¢ s langorous waltz tun Aakor v honors in int concert l\()BLRTA LEE limited to five pounds, thit |hope, Scotland Yard will thief ang Sponsored by the w Woman's gl | secover Wally's jewels, but 11 not be Club to bs given in the Mothodist e i in too big a hurry about it, » story w sda. Q uld the father of the debutante stand in the receiving lin examole of how a strike as run for at least a few days long thet and the daughter at the girl’s coming-out One day he ac- ranch foreman to Texas. friend i jed th 'HEINTZLEMAN NOT The Washington Merry-Go-Round "The prices the steers were bring- ELECTED (C HEAD icnc o o the choir ing were so high that Porter knew MeMullin at the series sented by t he right to ask a caller’s business s employer? \ perfect right to do so. is making his nrst call on a girl, JWC teacher of eau and is director of Methodist Church Q should he ask to Continued from Page One) the meat never could be sold at! In _\'rrs!f'l'du,\'<h.\p1r(-, it was stat- Mrs. Harmon is a teacher of voic - e S o ceiling prices without terrific ed that B. Frank Heintzleman had and piano, and dircctor e cho'z se the mother may excuse herself after a short c: gas after war. This column l0ss. Dressed in ranch clothes |been elected President of the Cham- f the Catholic Chur ; reported the t the time .m}:i unk: um: to th]»: xrlnwl. he ber l:\‘Cumm:rv for the coming e o e e S e T s, O %3 ottt e ‘the @ . asked a nearby rancher how any ye hile Heintzleman re: A am " 1€ Bis 4 v B oy S Y,:f‘(x(n::‘lq“:iy profit could be made on this beef the highest number of votes by bal- - SENICR BALL IS Bl ! { O 0 ?’( a fld LEA R N i cheap natural gas it were to be sold at ceiling lot return at the E W ) o 1 he E: the now CES election yesterday L\!: THELD ]‘oNlGHT 2 GORDON 2 15 rtant “What do 3 mes ceiling with Article 5 o SRS SRR A LIS e Capoan e (RBgelte o027 LU By \ual danger of hay- Drices, stranger? the her ' stitution, Heintzleman and the !1' 1. From-what is coak formec ing John I hut the coal | asked giieineniy clected Board e School gymnas 2. “Whose death is related et the end 1 Genesis? industry down or ering, na- Why the OPA maxim will “meet and-elect @ highly decorated, memorable 5 are the “prim grades m of the tion Porter. replied R0 R SaiD students and friends 2 Oh . OPA,” chuckled the the Chamber for 194 e 2 YT rancher. “Well, you ney- | The new Execul gt Rt S BN s areler put the OPA i down cidp Ohstley ;W 1 laboriously worked out in P WIS o s devils nere sid B. Frank b N ever N YaE ANSWE £l mn;\! nfield, Bur coniplete. with (a: Tefreshment 1. Carbe nized ve ! SHALL WE FEED GERMANY? Meesing ‘li‘-: Intermission entertainment 2. That of Joseph The Natic visory Cc - MALT SYRUP at Plg given several girls who 3. The first three grades of the elementary school. tee, which develops U. S. ecomom- = 2 s Buddy Hunter’s orchestra 4 hterhouse. ic foreign poli had a surpris = - will play. 5 1 apprentice in the printer’'s trade. guest speaker the other day—Ur CARD OF “FHANKE General cl 1 for the dance - = SO dersec griculture N esire to thank all of our are Bob Lar is Nicholson and tesman- , DC ds for their expressionS Rdath Dawes, and working as heads for 1 in the re g of various committees are also Bob [} describe the European a mother and r canford, Dave Sperling, Eileen Hor @Bt Dodd be the kindness shown her Nelson, Margaret Burgh and Joanne how “shocked” he wa her illness Nowell. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Har- ibility Germany would R. AND MRS. BURDETTE mon and Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Phil- - A. WINN AND FAMILY. |lips will represent the faculty, while Things bl in A MRS, BESS WINN AND chapercnes will be Mr. and M many,” Dodd said, and then w FAMILY. John Maurstad, Mrs. G. C. Puring- § . on to state that Germany is the - ton, Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Stewart, country in Europe which will AUTOMOBILE GWNERS Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Sofoulis and Mr. | warned to move their cars and Mrs. Harry Stonehouse "hungry YAKIMAGEM ‘ is remarks were a surprise to °if the business streets and main - ’ ¢ Undersecretary of State Will Clay- thoroughfares within 24 hours. This NOTICE 4 t who pointed out that this did 1S necessary due to snow ccndi- Having leased the Scandinavian ; : 2 correspond with the facts re- | tions and violators of this city | Hotel and Crystal Baths, I will not P“TAT“ES Sie : s 5o ed by the State Department ordinance will be ticketed ibe responsible for bills contracted s e L .| Which indicated that starvation in 4 SHIEF OF POLICE for same. ! United Mine Workers ece, I and Gzechoslove SRR : T IHOMAS R SN At T haid this winter will be as great, if not MALT SYRUP at Piggly Wiggly. adv. 443-5¢ l pou“ds l oo e lon greater, than last year : [] the am Clayton added re just isn't enough food in the remain World to go around o “There’s more food than we Dodd rep! ators, when the meeting, Federal Reserve Boarc ; les, interrupted does not i ases to his | If we don't feed the Germans,” 12 @ i ers of N° said, “then the Russians will = ived an Besides we ought to stop sending ¢ rease, ir ¢ o 1942 od to count in the Soviet ¢ FGGS - doz. ‘7D ONEGNS vy have received $208 per %O Tl A e The debate continued, but no ¥h they have been cut. They vas taken on stepping up T W ahd tolls, bu pments to Germany now been remc from or five years, while the 1% Solution of o rest of the Continent starved, the '™ Germans off the fat of the 21 ROWN L Small land s result of maln an areas, Hitler nonc won < esterday’s Puzzle pounds 2 5¢ Many fine FRESH VEGETABLES and Lively dunce ot Danish island FRUITS - all that are 3 FREE § svailable - arriving Deliveries parLy B on SS Princess Louise. CALIFORNIA GROCERY & MEAT MARKET Telephones 478 or 371 cast one pec the war, ‘ he wrecked Europe's health R COPYRIGHT, BELL SYNDICAIE, INC. 1946) [ e thing goe lhll; |"\“l E . . . 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