The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, January 20, 1947, Page 6

PAGE SIX — —Towiy Roles 14/ pypes| F1om Skagway tevn otlaskal| eweng Southeasten (SPECTAL CORRESPONDENCE) SKAGWAY, Alaska, Jan. 14— Miss Delores Daymude and John Hvisdock were united in marriage at the Presbyterian Church by he Rev. John Dodge, Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Mr. and |Mrs. Malcom Mc2 attendad the {couple and a few close friends of the bridegroom were present for the jceremony. Following their mar- {riage the bride and groom wer? driven to the Moe home where a |reccption was held for them from Daily Schedules fo: 3 until 6 o'clock. i 3z - . S”KA lpdA beautiful wedding cake grac: i . WRANGE“_ fes and olives were also set on the ; @ KETCHIKAN @ ICY STRAIT AREA table, from which. guests served Several Trips Each Week to: themselves buffet style. The large four-tiered cake was cut by the bride and bridegroom, and served @ HAINES @ SKAGWAY ‘ @® Numerous Other Southeast Alaska Points by Mrs. C. L. Polley and Mrs. Moe. A steady flow of well-wishers kept the host and hostess and Mrs. Peter Van Zanten, their assistant, busy CHARTER PLANES at JUNEAU —1 to 8 passengers PLANES BASED at SITKA until night. The newly married couple re- ceived a number of lovely gifts which they opened during the af- ternoon. Pictures were taken of the couple and also the guests by George Webb. Mrs. Hvisdock, a very charming young lady, arrived on the Norah at noon, making the trip from Washington, D. C., her home. She met the bridegroom in that city while he was in the Marine Corps. Mr. Hvisdock was also stationed in Skagway for a while during the war. They have taken the Col- ton apartment. Mr. Hvisdock is employed by Mr. and Mrs. Moe. ‘The youngsters charivaried early in the afternoon, but the oldsters took over laier in the evening, and they gave the bridegroom 2 bad time. He was taken to Dyea in a FOR INFORMATION AND RESEBVATIONS small boat and he had vlo‘ row to e g " permitted to walk back up town, after which he was taken out the sanatorium road. At a late hour he was allow2d to go home, wor- ried and weary, and satisfied that Phone 61 YELLOW CAR CO l PHONE 22 Courteous Drivers — Dependable Service 24-HOUR SERVICE ) Relloe Miswy ~Rub on | Childs Colds Vicks VapoRus JURNEAU M Marine Rubber Boats PHONE 29 ELECT Your Deposits ARE SAFE BUY AND HOLD UNITED STATES SAVING BONDS POSITS IN THIS BANK ARE INSURED First National BBank of JUNEAU, ALASKA VEMRBER FEDFRAL DEPOSTT INSTRANCF CORPORATION Gastineau Hotel | | i D R ficient for him. Twenty-seven members out Wednesday evening for a, meet- ing of the Chamber of Commaerce, the first in several weeks. The Several plans in the form of sub- meeting, which was started with a turkey dinner served in the large private dining room of the Skagway Grill, presided over by President C L. Polley. Among important jtems discussed were the transportation problems of the sanatorium em- ployces. It was agreed that a meeting of local merchants and the’ be possible to get Alaska Tranfer Co. would be held and some solution reached. The matter of speeding airmail to An- chorage was reported upon by Post- master McGuane, who stated this matter had been settled by air- plane service direct from White- horse to Anchorage, instead of the former roundabout'way which often took ten days; the Chamber went on record as being against the diseriminatory and restrictive clauses in the Jones Act as applied to Alaska. A copy of the Chamb- er's resolution is also to be sent to the Alaska Legislature which will soon convene. The uncooperative attitude of the Juneau Chamber of Commerce as regards a highway between Juneau and Skagway came up for a lot of criticism, as Skag- way feels that only through the cooperation of the Alaskan towns affected can such a road be se- cured. A 1letter from Royal Pul- len who visited here this summer, was read by Mary Pullen, in which he stated that he had ealled on the Bureau of Public Rodds in Port- land, and that office felt that the periodic strangulation of the Terri- tory by maritime strikes could be avolded only by the various towns hooking up with thé Alcan High- way and that could be secured much sconer by a united effort toward that goal. Mrs. Edith Larson, Mrs. Hal Johnston and Miss Mary Pullen were asked to serve as a commit- tee to gather old piectures of the Days of '98 for a the Alaska De- velopment Board for the pieture of Alaska to be made in Hollywood. There are numerous wonderful old pictures here which the owners are rightly reluctant to let go of, and it is proposed that copies of these b2 made. These committee mem- bers are old timers in Skagway and should be able to gather a fine collection. Mention was made of the wonderful museum belonging to the Pullen House. This collec- ion of early day relics is the most authentic and largest in the Terri- rory and is priceless. Going back to the matter [ of ‘ransportation between town and ARINE CO. repamiNG anp new Boat Salés Hardware MARINE WAYS CONSTRUCTION Foot West Eighth St. JUNEAU, ALASKA and Appraisals BOX 2719 Have Your Boat Stcam Cleaned While On Our Ways that they call now 4 T ——— REFRIGERATION Phone 879 THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU, A one wedding in a lifetime was sur-I turneq Of the service being furnished now RIC RANGES REFRIGERATORS ~ WASHING MACHINES We are pleased fo announce the arrival of sufficient Electric Ranges, Relrigerators and Washing Machines to take care of all immediate demands. General Electric, Hotpoint and Kelvinator Products may be viewed and purchased now in our show rooms. We sug- gesi to all who have indicated to us their need of these ousehold items as well as any others who may be interested, ALASKA ELECTRIC LIGHT & POWER €O0. Regular Service from Seattle and Tacoma FREIGHT . . . . PASSENGERS ALASKA TRANSPORTATION CO. J. F. (Jim) CHURCH, Agent the TB sanatorium the represeml-;occaslon beimg in recognition of tive from that group stated that|her birthday which was Dec. 12.° Because of the terrifically cold! weather at that time the luncheon | was postponed. Indications were issted by the hostess, Mrs. C. C.| Carroll, to Mesdames Paula Sel- mer, Louis Selmer, Osbourne Sel- mer, Lawrence McGuane, Charles| Roehr, Harold Pribbernow, Dave, Melcare and the guest of honor. | ?thcy had no eriticism whatsoever except that the employees felt that |they could not afford the price. sidies for the taxi company have been advanced and it is expected that one of these will prove to be acceptakle to all parties concerned. It was also suggested that all | local merchants be invited to at-]} James Mullooly, an employee of! tend the next meeting as guests uf[rhc F. E. Company in Fairbanks the Chamber and see if it wouldn't'tor the past ten years, arrived in them interested Skagway Wednesday evening on his {way to Seattle for a few months |vacation. He has been working at| The nurees at the TB sanatorium |Chatanika. He was pleasantly sur-| were at home to their friends last prised to find that the Deputy In-| Sunday afternoom in their quart-ispector of Customs who boarded ers. Delicious refreshments were the train was an old friend of ten served to the guests. |year’s standing, whom he hadn't| 3 |seen for the past seven. He and| A fire alarm at midnight Mon- Harry Honjus had a fine two days| day called the volunteer depart- visit recalling old friends. ment out to combat fire in an old e ! shack where flames were shooting| Miss Patty Morehead spent three | high into the air. The depart- days in Skagway while waiting for| ment was there in about three the Norah. Miss Morehead came minutes and soon had the blaze over the highway from Fairbanks under control. It is reported that by bus and reported a splendid there was evidence that the fire trip. She has been employed at had been set. This is the second Ladd Fields the past seven months old shack to burst into flames dur- and is on her way to her home in| ing the night in six weeks time. Oklahoma. After a brief visit with/ The council was still in session her family, she will marry L. B. and one of the matters up for dis-|Collins, a soldier she met soong cussion that evening was the old after arriving in Fairbanks. Mr.| shacks which are such an eye-!Collins was recently sent out for| sore to the town. |discharge. His home is in Texas. —_— |They hope to return to the Terri- | Moe's liquor store has been mov- tory. ed to its new quarters adjoining! the cocktail bar. . in that civic body. {hands and fest last month is still| Vir- | receiving hospital care. The Nel-! ‘son kaby was dismissed the first ' of the week after receiving medi- Three new residents arrived in cal attention for pneumonia. | Skagway this week, all beautiful, young ladies. Mrs. Dawn Shepard,: daughter of Mzs. Van Gorder, teacher, had the first baby Sun- day morning; Mrs. Bud Blanchard Monday, and Mrs. Howard John- son, Tuesday. The babies have teen named Susan Lynn Shepard, Helen Lynn Blanchard and Disie'the near future at the Elks’ Hall.| Ellen Johnson. { | |" A small Standard Oil tanker ar- Mrs. Vie L. Sparks was allowed rived in port Thursday and left to return home from the hospital again that evening. | Friday afternoon after an extended, i illness. Mrs. Spark's many friends| Oscar Selmer is no longer with are very glad to know that she is'the Standard Oil Company here, on the road to recovery. ;but has taken a position at Ask's e | Store. | Miss Helen Wallace has moved* | from the apartment she occupied Mr. and Mrs. Walter Pageler and on the corner of Fifth and Broad- daughter, who moved to Juneau way, to one in the Powell Apart- last week are back again on this ment house on Broadway, batween boat. They stated they didn't like | Third and Fourth Streets. it there | i Birthday greetings to Mrs. ginia Steffins and Durno Riewe The Boy Scout Leaders met at! the home of Scout Leader Arthur Larson Friday evening to form aj| new Scout Patrol. They are also planning an overnight hike in about three weeks. Flag and ini-| The first plane in Skagway for several weeks camé Thursday af- 3 . terriobel ani Jopst Mvisddek and ‘C.'oreased by the - arrival C. Carroll were passengers for Ju- PUFEEs on the last boat. i neau. Both men returned on the Norah at noon. Mr. Hvisdock went to Juneau to meet his fiancee and Mr. Carroll made a short business The Sanatorium sia.. was of in- two | Fifteen little friends helped Dur- no Franklin Thayer Riewe cele-' brate his fifth birthday the after- jnoen of January 11, from 2 to 5f o'clock at the Riewe home on Third | Mrs. ‘Alice Dunn Selmer was de-'Avenue. Blue and white were the lightfully honored at a 1 o'cleck colors used for decorating the luncheon on Monday afternoon, the rocms. Refreshments were ice! s g 5 cream and fruit punch. Each little guest received a basket of |candy. Games were played during ;th: afternoon, Durno’s sisters, Faith | Diane and Glorig Faye assisting| ilhe!r mother in keeping the chil-| dren entertained. Twenty-one invitations were issued, but because | of the colds prevalent, six children |were unable to be present. 5 i ! Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Gutfeld en-‘\ {tertained at dinner Wednesday eve- | jning in honor of Mrs. Gutfeld’s birthday. Mr. and Mrs. John Kell- | 'er were the guests. The remainder of the evening was pleasantly pass- ed playing cards. The Skagway Woman's Club held i their first post-holiday meeting on Wednesday evening with a small at- | tendance. At their next meeting a display of the Arts and Craft work| by patients at the ’mberculosisf Sanatorfum will be held. | i The Emblem Club met on Fri-' day evening at the Elks Hall, with| a fairly good ‘attendance. Re- freshments were served at the| conclusion of the business session. . alive! as this winter season | | | i A vivid beauty is yours —when- our expert styls ists and beauticians whip your skin and hair into gleaming loveliness. Call today for your appoint- ment. vy BARANOF | BEAUTY SALON tiation ceremonies will be held in}— WANT ADS FOR SALE SPENC! No. 35 microscope with power lenses; one thousand down; mahogany box, $150. Box 529 Ju- neau. 481-16 DICTATOR engine, shaft, propel-| ler 16 x 10 L. H. Inquire 31-B- 321, Float 2. 481-12 K & E MOUNTAIN transit; good as mew; mahogany box, tripod, solid leather case. All—$550. Box 529, Juneau. 481-16 |COCKER SPANIEL puppy, 2 months. Phone 818. 481-t3 SEVEN ROOM HOME, completely furnished on 6th street. For im- mediate occupancy, $5,000. Phone Red 735. 481-13 —>5 months—excellent disposition —finest bloodlines—$75. Temuran Collies, Box 61, Bothell, Washing- ton. 481-t3 SOFA and club chair, used 2 months, call Blue 330. 480-t5 LATE MODEL, Philco console 8 tube radio, phone Gr. 483 480-t2 Oscar Carlson, who froze hxs;fi‘OEEALE;Méféury 1I camera. G.| Martin Box 380, (-Zily. 480-t2 5 ROOM furnished house with fur- nace. Phone 433. 480-t1 1940 4 DOOR Buick, call 433. | 480-t1 BLACKSMITH forge, complete with blower and exhaust fan; also! power trip hammer and heavv duty d press. Harri Machine Shop. 479-16 | ft., hickory, lamin- with bindings; also pair s ski boots, size 9, worn only PAIR SKIS. 7 ated, 479-t3 ESSEX COUPE in good running| condition. Phone 407 477-tf ELECTRIC meat saw, suitable for small market or restaurant, good condition, Hutchings Economy Market. Phene 553. 477-18 USE Flavor-Zone ei- ectric range, just overhauled, only $75. Parsons Electric Co, FOR SALE_Fully furnished hotel, phone 187, P. O. bx. 1808. 474-if FOR SAL : Jouses and Iot, houses i+ good condition and best Jocatior.. Inquire Trevor Davis. Box 576, Juneau. 472-tf. t., 2 in. FISHER- swered by 9 h.p. Wiscon- E: 10 in. swing cut off saw. 10 ft. table belt Channel Boat Works. West Juneau. Call Red 110 after 6 p.m. a72-tf. FOR SALE—1» FOR SALE — 1942 Panel GMC truck, new motor. $300. George Brothers. 471-tf. SLIGHTLY USED 7 up. Budal Diesel Marine with 2 to 1 re tion gear, ready to go. See it at Juneau Welding & Mach. Shop. 469-t1. BRAND NEW Rurroughs Calcula- tor, Phone 3. 456-1f MISCELLANEOQUS FELT BOOTS—Men’s 8 and 12- inch. Special, $2.75. H. S. GRAVES. adv. 481-t6 PENINSULA Sicat Works, 1906 Na- val Ave., Bremerton, Wash. Trol- lers and pleasure craft built and ropaired. 480-t6 FULL or part time care for child- ren, 421 Seward St. 478-19 WINTER & POND CO., Inc Complete Photographic Supplies Developing — Printing ~ Enlarging | Artists’ Paints and Materials of Finest Quality Wholesale ~— Juneau —— Retail GUARANTEED Realistic Perma nent,’ $750. Faper Curls, $1 up | Lola’s besuty Sbop, Phone 201 815 Decker Way, — CHILD CARE—{ull, part time; ages 3-6. 117 Third St., above Boggan's | Shop. GUS GEORGE LEAVING Gus George, representative for several manufacturers’ distributors, plans to leave Juneau for the west- ward tomorrow aboard the steamer Aleutian. He is beginning a trip through the Territory which he ex- pects will be completed by spring. i o M 13 gk Call Blue 530 after 6 pm.| 476-tf | ALASKA ELECTRONICS PHOTO-ELECTRIC piLOT 'MURPHY & MURPHY | REALTORS—ACCOUNTANTS | LIQUOR STORE— ON SIXTH Street near School and Federal Bldg. 2 apt. house. 5 rooms down, 4 up. Fully furnished. LARGE HOUSE on Sixth St. FOUR-Bedroom house on 11th St 3 TROLLERS. BEAUTIFUL 2 bedroom home Douglas, furnace heat, cement basement, completely modern. ‘Well furnished. Two lots, Garage. | APT. BLDG. heart bus. district. 5 apts, and 2 singles, pvt. baths | Price quick sale. |7 BEDROOM home, Hardwood floors, Sabin adjoining | Furnished, modern. | Near bus. dist. | CABIN—Montana Creek. | 'MURPHY & MURPHY REALTORS—ACCOUNTANTS Phone 676 over First Natior=l Band REAL ESTATE FOR SALE WAYNOR TRACT. Exceptionally good buy in completely furnished héme. Priced for quick sale. HOUSE on Glacier Highway, clese to Juneau—clear title to one acre. |2 DOUGLAS properties. 3 EXCEPTIONAL Apt. buys, owners leaving for outside. |BALMAT & COMPANY REAL EETATE and RENTALS 2nd Floor, Shattuck Bldg. Tel. 354 \?—\!\;‘1: :T‘_OA}iEfi'I—“r;r lease Apt. or hcuse. Will buy furnishings. Ref- erences. Write Box 2925. de WANTED TO RENT or buy—House 2 cr 3 bedrooms, Glacier Highway or city. Phone 102, 481-tf MAN to represent jobber ot intants and childrens wear. Com- maission basis. M. & J. Fuchs, 261 5th Ave. N. Y. City. 480-t5 CARPENTERS, 1siae¢ Work. 6 day week. Call 34 evenings. (355-tf) WANTED—Used furniture 142 Wil loughby. Phone 788 KIRSTEN'S Beauty Shop, Phone 556, 3rd and Main. Specializing in permanents. Open evenings by appointment. (293-3t1) ! PIANOS RENTED and TUNED | Anderson Shop. FOR BRENT BOARD and ROOM, 421 Seward, | across from Postoffice. 478-t9 2-ROOM CABIN. 843 West 9th St. 469-t1, ROOMS—Kitchen privileges. Home | Hotel—Ph. 886. ICE CLEAN RUOMS, day or week, new management, Colonial Hotel 324 ond St. Phone 187, (407-tf) | SEAVIEW APT—Ops block - from 5 Federal Bullding. | ; poles, at Rock Cut on Douglas | Highway. Skis can.be identified | by splinter broken off tail end of one ski. IT seen, please call Doug- las 962. 1 SOUTH BEND, Wash., Jan. 20.— Drifing a truck loaded with dyna- mite Tom Evans ran into a little trouble. The rear spring broke, lock- ing the wheels, and the truck over- turned. But nothing blew up. He reloaded on another truck jand four miles along a defective steering ~ wheel locked and that jtruck turned over. Still nothing blew up. Bui the third try was a suctess. That is, he got to his destination safely. 1308 o & B B R . dfispl&dfl o