The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, January 30, 1947, Page 6

- oot han jrum Page Warning hat fits over ed capit - | The resistance suspension of hem and the gov companies. also agreement that mission de laska bu the incre was not ee lines, car- coordin- authorize to recapture pro- cent on the invest- included an the Maritime Com- |to the validity of their figures, the tariff rates for the!operators have moved to impose ness but the amount of | their own will on Alaska without announced | restraint and committee members said they hoped it would be “normal.” Bartlett cord with the ment ry would 1 One operational Legislatu 1 when pri- crease in the rate case. med was, de- Disastrous Resul's t the 8 ommitt ka S and understanding , this arro- ultimatum hock because equences will be imperil further duing > must be weighed against ed relationship.” the warning of the operator's at- | e feared at one torney yesterday that if the Ter- to cause rtory does intervene and rates are between the Ter- suspended service will absolutely 1d bring about cease with the Territory being fore- rengthening of closed of the right to appeal in! er trade centers orderly manner.” H Bartlett said he realized tnat operati had increased |: mferefice companies and he person- 't was de- they were entitled to some | ittee would FEETEATIOE: Bartlett said. ued to whether to Bartlett said fight the it can- sestion Q ther they 1 Century Bullding B. P, ¢. Elks No. 420 P. E. NEIGHT Wednesdzy, February 5, 1947 "“CL:SS FOR PEACE” In honor of Grand Exalted Ruler CHARLES E. BROUGHTON Lodge Work to Be Conducted by Pasi Exalted Rulers of Juneau Lodge No. 420 All Visiting Elks Especially Invited Wednesday, Feb. 5, 1947 30 0 i e e a R. “The Alaskan business man, said he was in full ac-|not agree- | back, no matter what the cost may but would advise the Gover-!be. If we yield now without a strug- e of Alaska to|gle, then forever more we are at against a 58 percent in-|the mercy of those who might de- of a rate increase in/deration. More is at t be good and could climbed to the point the operators suggest,” he continued. “After all it was only a few weeks ago that the Maritime Commission rejected rate increase proposals in the Al- | askan trade on a comparable basis. lNol without any further proof as ‘[ “My reascned conclusion is that come what may the Territory can- accept this without fighting re to test us similarly. We should | act boldly and firmly but with mo- ake than the of any steam- welfare of ev- ontinued prosperity {ship company. The the |ery resident of Alaska is at stake miner, the fisherman, the house-|together with the whole economy be fof the Territory.” “The choice is the Territory's” as have Enferfaizment and Refreshmentis Leather 11 1 the Yo7 esale Prices e novetly items. Geods, Playing Cards, Etc. Leather Goods, Playing Cards, Ete. , shipments from the West. 3 o1 re the greatest “Too late li ETIES imitation , ete. Also Orders filled lies received. Remember— vear of all for fireworks. ” Reply now by air terested in seeing samples of highest and complete line. Immeidate action for routing our representative. estern Fireworks Co. "ox 152, Toppenish, Washington, U.S.A. L i sessir 22 A A R . WORKS hland § who had hoped wife—all these and more will ie could be settled hurt in v ing degrees,” he con- | increase, | “The advisability of ve the right | D SKY'S THE LiMI AT DAYS OF '98" y was just like dirt there, nd to spend.” in the Thy Days of '98, |and so 1—on Feb- e in Juneau Pioncers of Days of '98" 1l procaeds all the rats, guir | petticoats, and 1 attics. Don your p: luks” — there's a priz he whiskers grow for the best beard | ‘There's to be games roulette, f ck forcet the the comm oo > DEVELOPMENT BD. TARGET OF .8, 4 Added to > mea ibmit ted to the ter morn ing, ancther p c propose Bill 4, was intro day's afternoon ses- Senators Jo: Gieen an iward D. Coffey. SB 4 would immediately abolish > Aleska Development Board. The Bill, which carries an emergency use, is now in the hands of the at: Judi.jary Commitie2 -+ The Chicago Cubs have released Marvin Felderman, 29-year-old catcher, to Los Angeles of the Pa- cific Coast League. Last season Feldesnan played with Milwaukee, batting .293. CoLDS’ MISERIES™ spasms, sore throat, muscular soreness and tightness, irritation in upper breathing passages re- lieved withdependable v!s”g ation, Ser NEW DRI UXE VIKING POPCORN MACHINES DELIVERY AT ONCE The Finest Popcern Grown in America Complete Supplies SEND YOUR O! ARTHUR UN R CO., Inc. 105 Golden Gate Ave., San Francisco, Calif Concessidn DER IN NOW | BIG PROFITS IN THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU, ALASKA WATER SITUATION IMPROVES AS MAINS ARE AGAIN OPENED Despite continued below-zero temperatures last night and today and forecasts of more of the same, Juneau’s water situation has im- proveéd. Many homes are without water because of frozen pipes, but no ma have been frozen and water circulating to all parts of town. Caution is given, how- ever, to keep faucets open to avert pipes freezing. Installation of a temporary flume across Gold Creek up Basin Road restored the supply of water from the AEL & P power flume, which had been shut off when the 10-inch wocden main had frozen at that crossing. The residential dist from Twelfth street down to small boat harbor, which had becn ithout water all day yesterd: hac its taps running again by supper time last night. Superintendent Minard Mill the Juneau Water Company ported today that' trouble wi pump up the hill above Seven street had shut off water from many houss in that area. It hoped that repairs will be com- pleted by tonizht - > OO e ° o > WEATHER REPOR ® o T seratures for 24-Hour e o Period Ending 7:30 o'Clock e ® This Morning. ° . M . o In Juneau—Maximum, 0; © ¢ minimu ~10. e o port—Maximum, -3; ¢ minimum, -17. b o . . . WEATE FORECAST ° ° Juneau and Vicinity) ° . . o Fair and continued cold e e with gusty easterly winds to- o o night and Friday. . ° . PRECIPITATION . o (F * hours ending 7:30 2.m. todas) @ . . n Juneau — 0 inches; e . Jan , 8172 inches; o © July 1, 71.89 inches. ° . Airport — 0 inches; ® ® since Jan. 1, 476 inches; o e since July 1, 44.25 inches. o I T ) S e CAPT. TELQUISTTO BECOME OFFICERN CHARGELOCALACS | Capt. Clark V. Telquist, who on or about February 10 will become Officer in Charge of the ACS Ju- neau office, has received his per- manent appointment as First Lieu- tenant in the Regular Army, the War Department announces. This appoiniment was the first of such to be awarded to an ACS officer on the basis of the new Regular Army commission examinations. Graduated from Lincoln High Zchool, Seattle, in 1932, Capt. Tel- quist served from 1934 to 1937 as {ireman and machinist in the U. Coast Guard, and joined the .CS in 1938 as a radio operator. .e advanced rapidly, becoming a Taster Sergeant in August 1942. ie was commissioned a Second ieutenant AUS in February 1943, (fter attending Officers Candidate chcol at Fort Monmouth, New Jer- . He was promoted to First Lieu- tenant AUS in November 1943 and Capiain AUS in August of 1944. Mrs. Telquist and the two child- ren are at present in Seattle, await- ansportation to Juneau. w U IN HANDS — THEY ‘KNOW HOw” T YOUR CAR OUR EXPERTS' HAVE THE - ... they “know how” to find all the aches may have. and pains your car You may be sure yvour auto will get Al care when our anics check it. experienced mech- Drive in today! Connors Metor Co. Phone 121 BIRTHDATE OF LATE PRESIDENT; “MARCH OF DIMES” COMMEMORATES January 30, ‘ the birthdate of the late President Frank- lin Delano Roosevelt—there is no forgetting such a lead- er. Now, his passing is mourned, the fight he led against infantile paralys goes on, s do many other programs of human bet ment that had their source in him. ° . . . . . ° ° . ° . though . . ° . ° ° . While he yet lived, gala . . . . ° . . . ° ° ° ° ° . ° ° ° ® balls in every city of the land marked this day and aided his cause. Now, that cause lives in the “March ot Dimes” which nationally is climaxed today Juneau's “March of Dimes” is delayed this year, but a double pur- pose will be served when this city does join in. The Juneau March of Dimes,” dates for which have not yet been de- {initely set, will be the inau- gural project of the newly formed Juneau Branch ot the Alaska Crippled Child- ren's Association. o 08 0 0 06 0 0 o - - - PIONEERS T MEET FRIDA .S the Odd F« O. D. Cochr Pr b of t n Tgloo, ill be ¥ 11 Following the m r d entertainr 1 Pione 1 ate and are e i to attend sceial T. PETRICH RETURHNS AFTER VACATION OF SIX WEEKS BELOW J. T. (Tom) Petrich, Assistant Collector of the Customs, has re- turned to Juneau from a six week vacation spent on the Outside, Pet- rich was accompanied by his wife, whko is remaining in California unti! the middle of March. Mr. and Mrs. Petrich spent a ek in Seattle visiting with their Keith cf the Pan American s‘aff in that city, and then went south to visit with their son- in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Paul E. Coke, and first grandchild, Garry, in Albany, California. Mrs. Coke will be remembered =as t former Kathleen Petrich of this city. While in California, the Petrichs visited J. J. Hillard, former cus- oms official at Eagle, now livi in San Leandro. Hillard accomp ied the Juneau couple on a mo trip to Los Angeles during their excursions in the Southland - San Francisco's Shamrocks dis- vlayed improved form as they beat the Los Angeles Monarchs, 9 to 5. © 9020000200500 000000000000006000000s0s0 | BOTTLE JUNEAU SCHOOL DEBATERS LEAVE Juneau team, * REFRIGERATION COOLERS Foco * COMMERCIAL FREEZERS REFRIGERATION FOR KETCHIKAN High under e ——— COLUMBIA BREWERIES * WATER * COOLERS RANEGES * AIR * ELECTRIC X CONDITIONER HEATERS RANGES Fi # School's Superintendent ALAS Schools oL, It i A. B. Phillips, sailad for Ketchikan yesterday on the Aleut- North Sea. X four students are Lois! Hared, Pat Oakes, Gail Morrison and Dick Wingerson. Debate is scheduied for this eve- ning in Ketchikan, with neau team taking the negative side| on the question of socialized medi- B C debating cine § expected jtravel North in about the Ju- VANCOUVER MAN W. B. Milner, flew to Juneau from Seattle and is debate, the Baranof Hotel Monteil’s great perfume that evokes the disturbing joy of a new romance. 2 0 T " W omen's Aveane: It's the Nicest Store in Town Baranof Hotel Buildicg Distributed By ODOM & CO. SORG-WARNER INTERNA TIONAL CORPORA TION Announces the appointment of KAN As disfriburors NORGE for HAMILTON BE ACH SANITARY SCALES JUNEAU PLUMBING & HEATING COMPANY ELECTRIC * ELECTRIC WASHING MACHINES GAS * HAMILTON BEACH * FOOD MIXERS Seeo Norge Before You Buy GAS * VACUUM CLEANERS * RS gen SARITARY SCALES MEAT SAWS THURSDAY, JANUARY 30, 1947 'team will return to Juneau on the No definite date Ibeen set for the return match tentatively the Ketchikan team will two week — e VISITS from Vanccuver, yesterday registered at has but MERCHANDISERS nchorage