The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, February 17, 1947, Page 2

TWO PAGE Color Time for Shoes ONLABOR DISPUTE | Spring TimeIs . . . . NOW AT SUBPORT THE DAILY ALASKA e e THE DAILY LSS EMPI FUNERAL SERVICES FOR RUDY TUESDAY r Funeral services for Charles E R idy, piorcer Alaskan who pass- ‘» away last week, will be held ‘temorrow at 2 o'clock in the af- IRE—JUNEAU, ALASKA INFORMAL PARTY FOR WACHUSETT OFFICERS p::;?g':zgésn:ksgb' | SENATE | MEASURES party TWENTIETH DAY. FEB. (Introduced) 15 Officers of the Wachusett and their wives will be entertained on SWTH wEEKEND\ 1 ursday evening at an informal 1 ! in the Governor’s home. Also | Pan American Airways had full AWVS and their husbangs. passenger schedules in and out of | Juneau on planes of its Alaska Di-| vision over the weekend. The pas-| S. B. 42, by Walker—To increase! MONDAY FEBRUARY I7 1947 Tonight... i plan on a fasty full course dinner . in a pleasant atmosphere Gus H. C € inager of the ternoon the chapel of the Char- invited to attend are all members Alaska 1l Employ-|jes W. Carter Mortuary. f the ued the ' The Rev. Walter Soboleff will con- will commence at 1 to the! duct the services, and interment o'clock @ is being held to wel- b te with the | wii] be in Evergrezn Cemetery. Pall- come back the Wachusett on her load of at the Juneau|pearsrs will be Herkert Knutson, L. return to Juneau Government d | Stich, Jackson Marsh, Ed Shafer —.——t —— o wish to corve any erron- Roy Cox and Ralph Beistline. 3 fon that the public may | S L B HOME BOALD TO MEET the Alaska Territorial| poRMER ALASKA STEAMSHIP Service was making . AGENT HERE ON WAY NORTH W. W. K:gnt, superintedent of to an estab- } Alaska Picneers’ Home, and Bill Wilcox, rormer Juneau agent ' ““ i % 1 had kno' e 1k Cor member of the Board for the Alaska Steamship Com dJack GO ‘H(.' \ ed 4 4 i g of ;stees of the Home, arrived Feb. 10, job order from the the June esting the referral to be proce handl ived nnel office of 1 men <\m‘ s lumber Moenday and During the 10th and were made el office, ten World War II g World twelve refe rlht lay morning gal Territ made prior to &ny . Employment of- or anyone else Employment Ser- no- Represent e at ap- Thursday isted it the Subport im- nediately v wnd henceforth h | Is of lumber | made to the Sub- £ | % his ac in line with usual ¥ mploym T as pro- ted by the d States De- [ of Labor, to make no re= i job at issue in a la- 3 cr dispute unl he applicant is ] en a written notice of the dis- 3 t the time of referral. In thi Jarticular case we went even fu ' her and ved no-one | aiter we receivec > of the dis e as noted it « me at this o ime to peint out \in that the e E yment S ins im- * B 1inla nd that b ur principal act as a common community informa- BM BRehrends € ;’ a icn jcb opportunities and % ; Joyers may cbtain information QAALITY SINCE /887 [ e available workers in or- I IV RS R R e ’ y preclude uncoordinated job e — — = d labor recruiting by in- lividuals rebsigals hur A. Hedges, Directer of the )X 7 & , ice stated that the above-stated 1'% EL §v ) ks has been and will continue clicy of the E: ),uu\mcn TING TUES "'A MEEI-H( 55 n all their ka offices. . meeting of Nt YM(, i y i """ L f K EDDIE JAULLSON 1§ o » 2, Order of I - i ¥ on Sunday at the Govern- S PUBLIC T ATTEND cording t ent Hespital. He was from Hoo tiation cer ind hes a son, Tom Jackson 1 a further date L iving there. Funeral arrangements n. T day Mayor Waino Hendrickson an-| ¢ Del ding at the Charles W. Car- re will be an ter AQEINRIY, LOMOrrow eve Arrangements are made to hold for Gecrge Ward, y last weck at the LADIES ALTAK suuis ! . Ladi of Fossibiliti A I Ove n'mun Hospital, on Thursday 2 branch of tke o city, at the Memorial Pres! f L. B. Cairns of the National Exe-|Church. 8 k. An invitatior itive Branch of YMCA will be in th i 5 ndance and conduct an inform- ative program baced steps SPECIAL F & AM necessary to establish main- i Todgt Nb. 184 ¢in such a group in Juneau out c head k in Territory ibilities of setting up of the n 1 pos nches some in VISITING FRIENDS X ‘s r cities in Alaska. He has s dy eared before groups in 5 irbanks and Anchorage and 54 state that wide interest wa re- vealed i cities. Approximate- Iy 40 enizations were rep- esente Lt rec meetin 1 chorage, C stated r Hendrickson requ all civic organi tomorrow ations o /{ especially DIWC MEETING Kayser is creating rt on possibilities Territory | D wiva st THREE ACCIDENTS ON weon e SKETRAIL ON SUNDAY 18- 0F AN underthings, lingerie. enchanting new fab- ric gloves, hosiery, yelock per fl and coffe I T A der « red Sunda) Theze will & chat the ki trall. Robert Maskins imissior ! 1 suffered - SEVEN FLOWN HERE : roken BY PHA FROM WEST k. Ang n CONVERT TO OIL HEAT p RANGE AND FURNACE CONVERSIONS . . . Cemplete line for | -epair on Oil Ranges, Furnaces k and Fittings, A. P. and Detroit ANYWHERE to $189.50-—’repaid 2.50—Prepaid 29.50 up calers Assn nd Oil H ite of Washington \E)El SEN°S U!I Stove and Heater Service PHONE Tom AVSEFR HOSIERY « UNDERTHINGS + GLOVES hibodeau Hospital and Heaters Gee r Phil Smith e Leitner SA. 8119 Seattle 2, Wash. EA. 5857 2610 East Madison visited here briefly Saturday, arriv- ing by Pan Alv erican Airways from Seattle and departing the same day for Anchorage. Wilcox is to be Fairbanks representative for Odom un(l Company and will leave for his new post in the Interior city after cpending a few days in Anchorage from Sitka by plane on Saturday to attend a meeting of the Board. Other members are Charles W. Car- ter of Juneau and Henry Roden, who was expected to arvive on the (orah thiz afteznocn from S. DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE, WEATHER BUREAU JUNEAU, ALASKA WEATHER BULLETIN DATA FOR 24 HOURS ENDED AT 4:30 A. M., 120TH MERIDIAN TIME Max. temp. TODAY last Lowest 4:30 a.m. 24 hrs. ‘Weather at Station 24 hrs. temp. temp. Precip. 4:30 am. Anche . 41 34 Pt. Cloudy Barrow 0 0 Snow Bethel 42 20 Snow Cordova 41 3 35 25 Rain and Snow Dawson 12 3 9 0 Cloudy Edmonton 35 10 10 0 Snow Fairbanks 44 22 25 0 Cloudy Haines 35 23 23 0 Fog Havre 44 31 31 Trace Snow Juncau 27 28 Trace Cloudy Juneau Airport 19 0 Cleudy Ketchikan 31 7 0 Fog Kodiak 35 36 .88 Pt. Cloudy Kctzebue | 7 2 11 Snow Los Angeles 49 49 Pt. Cloudy McGrath 22 29 02 Cloudy Nome 3¢ 18 Rain and Snow Northway 3 0 Pt. Cloudy Petersburg 30 0 Fog Portland P 35 0 Clear Prince George 19 20 Trace Fog Rupert 32 0 33 0 Fog 22 0 Clear Whitehc 21 0 Pt. Cloudy 15 Cloudy Yakutat (4:30 a. m. yesterday WEATHER SYNOPSIS: to 4:30 a. m. today) An intense high pressure center now located lowly southeastwhrd. An extensive over north central Canada is moving low pressure center is now cen r Gambel Island in the Bering Sea and deminates the entire North Pacific. During the past 48 hous a southerly flow of warm The has been producing > extreme southeast portion. this low pressure center moist air over ail of Alaska excent ot of moist air has been accomvanied bv widesoread cloudiness and moderate amounts of precipitation. Temperatures cver all of Alaska except the extreme northern portion have risen to almost 32 degrees. Generally cloudy skies have occurred over Canada and the northwestern States with small amounts of precibitation having been reported at almost everv station. A weak low vressure center over the southwestern portion of the United States has brought cool air and generally clear skies to this area. The weather jn Southeast Alaska during the past 21 hours has been partly cloudy althcugh fog and low stratus have been reported at every station. Small amounts of drizzle have cccurred Maximum temperatures have been in the middle thirties with the minimum temperatures falling to slightly below freezing. MARINE WEATHER BULLETIN Reports from Marine Stations at 1:30 P. M. today WIND Height of Waves Station Weather Temp. Dir.and Vel. (Sea Condition) Cape Spencer Cloudy 34 ENE 8 2 feet Five Finger Light Snow-Feg 33 Calm MARINE FORECAST FOR PERIOD ENDING TUESDAY AFTER- NOON: Protected waters of Southeast Alaska and outside waters, Dixcn Entrance to Yakutat—variable winds generally southeasterly less than 15 miles per hour increasing to southeasterly winds 15 to 25 miles per hour Tuesday. Considerable foz in inland waters tonight, disappearing before noon Tuesdav. Light rain or snow along the coast in vicinity of tka tonight spreading over all of Scutheast Alaska bv Tuesday 2vening. “But Mr. Abercrombie... vou don’t stay on the plane 21 days!” That Abercrombie! | But he knows a good thing when he takes Pan American’s 1 Winter Excursion. Twenty-one full days to make your bargain Clipper trip to almost any major city in Alaska —and return. You can sight-see, transact business and make side trips to visit friend Always giving our gals a bad time! spec s and relatives — all for at least 25% less than regular round-trip fares. you have only until A; tickets from* | Just remember— o1il 1st to get your bargain excursion Pav AMERICAN Woflw Arrways e c@)/fln of e =F, My (7//511; e Baranof Hotel Phone 106 senger list reports were as follows: | motor fuel tax rate from one cent at From Scattle: Father McDonald,|to three cents per gallon and to Mary Joe Kidd, Charles Kidd, Mary | P! provide that all revenues from tax| Kidd, Charles Waynor, George, be devoted to roads, airports and Granstaff, Bonnie Bell. | water facilities, apportioned equally} Mrs. Pearl Frost, Harry W. F‘rost_‘nmong the four divisions; to Tax-| Howard Burch, Genevieve Burch,|ation. | Clarenca Rayder, Gerald Berling,| S. B. 43, by Walker—To reim- | Tillie Berling. {burt» the Naval Aide to the Gover- | Arnold Hildre, Mrs. Anna Hildre, Dor, Lt. Comdr. Edward P. Chester Peter Hildre, Mrs. Helen Hildre, |the amount of $428.71 for exvendi- | Virginia Kanouse, William Carter, | tures in Seattle and Portland while | 9 Mrs. Ruby Bullock, Edward Ohl-{on mission to secure relieving ves- ‘ z &n |sel§ during recent maritime tieup; B R Ernie Sankko, Bill Wilcox, Helen|to Finance. Parks, Marjori Moder, Vincent Mo-[ S. J. M. 5, by Rivers—Urging| ! der, Merrill Salzman. | increased Federal appropriations to CHINESE DISHES Helen Garby, A. J. Polyblank, thc Public Roads Administration Jerry McKinley, Windell Kay, Fred- for rehabilitation, maintenance and erick Robards, Richard Borden. | ccnstruction o1 roads in National Vernon Snoddy, Constance Smith, Forest areas of Alaska; to daily | John Likins, Jean Tubb, Frank calendar. Aston. S. J. M. 6, by Rivers—Requesting Roy Herrin, W. S. Wright, Fran- that the Public Roads Administra- cis Warring, Winney Crouch, Earl Prepared to Order Open Until 10:30 P.M. SEWARD STREET Opposite Goldstein Bldg. tion construct a five-mile extension | Henning, Martha Jacobsen, Mrs. {o tidewater at Point Whitehead Inez Hogihs, tke Rev. Allbutt, of the forest road along the south-| Harry Lucas, Ina Lucas, Harley LRI S S L oS Beal, Jack Bergersen, man, Delbert Emory. dova; to Highways. | ern shore of Orca Inlet, near Cor- | Victor Depp- i ¥ g 1 mxetchlkan to Junenu—Albert s orence. . Fmr_bnnks to Juncau—LeDessa HAIRDOS Ot Navghion, oo Tenne, Toroe. | D@ CIANETY fiékesrl}og;?rg: G il are within reach of every woman who Whitehorse to Juneau—Mary At- kinson, William Barron, Thomas Lickacz, Ted Wilson. Nome tec Juncau—Louise Peters. Juneau to Seattle—Leonard Ber- lin, Ray Adam, W. C. Arnold, Reed Goodsell, Wahneta Goodsell, David Goods2ll, Jack O'Donnell, Burleigh Putnam, Hugh Vandiest, Inez O’Connor. Arthur Howard, Aasta Holm, As- trid Holm, Stanley Furman, Lenore Furman, Eevin Fleek, Charles Ham- merle, William Ro: Ray Otto, Clyde Smith, Grant Kelly. Dula Anderson, James Anderson, John Bishop, Gudmund Winther, Ethel White, Eugene Hawkins, Paul Wilson, Herbert Smethen. Juneau to Ketchikan: Norman McDcnald, Lillie Angerman, Louise Miller. Juneau to Fairtanks—Vera Lon- gergan, Major Paul Hansen, Harold Hyrd, Paul C. O'Connor, Father Donald McDonald, Bertha Gray, Robert George, Windell Kay. - puts herself in the hands of our skilled operdtons. 0 ! i i i ) | BARANOF | G. M. Gasser of Fairbanks is in | PhOllE 538 | Juncau and is registered at the } Hotel Juneau. | PENOLA INC., Chicado, L. announce the appointment of 0DOM & (0. The AifiSKA territory *. SICKS' SEATTLE BREWING & MALTING €O. " 3100 AIRPORT WAY, SEATTLE, U.S.A.