The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, March 4, 1947, Page 2

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU, ALASKA TUESDAY, MARCH 4, 1947 : HENDERSON HONORED HOUSE MEASURES | N WOmALDME: YWANT ADS George E. Henderson, President We Are Now Beafiv to Start Processmg of the Pacific Northwest Ski Asso- A . 36th DAY, MARCH 3 ciation, was entertained last night * A“SSQ fi@LfiR FILM and at an informal dinner th or- : ) 3 4 3 ‘,’“‘::i"';.eelu;?fi:e msm._“mu: t the Bubble " Fagih’ of ‘l’ll\u NATURAL COLOR PRINTS SK"NG DOPE HGHT DOPE ; Vo By FOR SALE MURPHY & MURPHY frOm vour OW"I -IQCO (*OLGR or ance. business and nsitance -t8tes g\ RREROR 15 IR ATBAKD Ofl| — — in Alaska. Vote: 18-2 with 4 absent a business trip and at the same ONE BABY buggy, practically new, REALT()RS—ACCOL'\TA)\TG ! Prcass ¢ iAtate H. B. 42—To prohibit felons con- i . ¥ ati dk 5 c18.f VODACHB' ME TRANSPARENCIES |.. 1a calschme :IhI);:*“;"a’;r"]d::;: Two fights WORR! Dullafl: Mt 1asy| Ctod OF roDDEIY, DUIBAIY, assaib prie m;{ew\i:gg o St . bt oMt S i Y $ America’s bN. yester- night, resuiting as fol!t\)w:-ul A or similar crimes possessing any pn';d at the activity and entfms- FOR, SALE—Tickets to Juneau Clty | ron SALE - made exclusively in Juneau Wil apel e o o follows: . | tirearms capable of being concesl- fron® i ote i “aing n the| Bond, Concert on March, 18, : ; naticnal speed outpointed Jerry Fiorello, 139, ¢, PO the person, V‘;”' 18-24 Territory and promised all sup-| ROl W ey Rotary | GARAGE and filling station e b . I at Snow Basin both from Brooklyn, in a ten-round (hgmx? (y;’a;’pr?w:‘x;;“}““::a;“;':: port and cooperation possible from ~Club for new band “““”";‘{54” Buss Depot Cafe—Grey' Lines. LU—EL{ ) PH&TG sHoP o bout tol. Officetit t FHa: St 4- the Ski Association on the future _ Kalser-¥razier Agency. & . o Molitor, 2 r-old slats Omaha—Abel Cestac, 223, Des = : g 4 plans and ideas of the Juneay Two HOUSES on lot 50 x 100 in |2 APT. house, 12th St. Small down who repairs shoes in his Moines, knockad out Ted Boddie,| 1 0 M. 2L—Asking that roads, ggi ciub. o L Bink. 150 between| Pavment. Modern, fur. excellbnt g ¢ of Wengen, ran off 193'z, ‘Cmaha, in the fifth round| trdils and trail cabins in the Sec- changes in the rules of tourna- investnent. Immediate occupancy. £;° W \M@ i e round # 4 . 10 am. m ¥ — o—= Fy combined-events title af- of their fracas. jond Division be repaired Vote: ment skiing were discussed and 5 am‘i"d__] _p i 8 APTS. Modern, fine income. Small Down-Mountain B — "1 “ 3. also the idea was brought out that GIVE HER a gift that lives. Beau- | down payment, 80—To transfer manage- plans should be made to have an tiful Pomeranian puppys, from | DUPLEX, Douglas. Beautifully fur- ¥ irday B. Molltar 81so ., hi, A2 alalotas] m"“! of the Seldovia Hospital to Alaska Ski Team in the Associa- Blue Ribbon stock, also Cham-| Modern, basement. course in the fastest time. But ¢ |the City Council of that town. tion meets which are held in the pion bred pups and older stock.| $4,500. BUYS 2 bedroom remoddled | I\"i\n[h L pbone @ penalty cost him this champion- V*;‘l‘ 21-0-3. Pacific Northwest ‘a§mually.> One pair, one male, one female, home, lerge yard, partial bdse- | 4 ship @ pped him to fifth.! M 1. B. 20—To regulate and license The dinner party consisted of near breeding age. All letters will| ment, 3 S ' The n went to Eddy| Here are final scores of college CU'd00r advertising in the Terri- Mr. Henderson, guest of honor, be answered and dogs will be sent BRUNSWICK and White Apts: poriing 879 Ron Jd carpenter | pasketball games played: last nigh,| 0T Vote 21-0-3. Ralph Randall, President of the' by air. Pomcrest Kennels, Rez. APPR. 2 ACRES with 4 bedroom G d | witzerland Michigan 66; .Ohio State 6.!- H M.»3 Asking_ that Dr. Basil Juneau sk_& Club; Dean Williams, 932 North 127th at Aurora, Se-| modern house, double garage. 00 S SPO RT C ENTER f Montreal, who| Ohio U. 62; Butler 53 M. Bensin be retained as agrono- Vice President; Bonnie Randall, attle, Wn. 517-t6 | DUPLEX 6th St. . (L\\nmll Indiana 54: Purdue 38, mist at the University of Alaska Secretary; Yvonne Goss, Jim Ea 2 four bedroom homes. | tied f ) in 3 College of Idaho 61; Pacific Experiment Station. Vote: 21-0-3. Church and Bill Plummer. BABY carriage, excelient condivion. SEVERAL country homes. |day’s slalom d piled up enough University 38. | H.J. M 2[0—Askm;g1 that an in- ]Anly person :aving ]a number Phone Black 727 517-t3 (SLAND EMPIRE, modern home P he combined-events - vestigation .of the fishery resources which was use in the recent ¥ 7 5 .‘P(’EEQE 12l Rous’® of Bering Sea, especially the north- tournament is asked to turn it in “THOR CHIEF'" washing machine {)\: _{a;:h"f' gfl.ldez; ggfed fotd = WRLR ol o, AMSKA (o‘s"l ern part, be made. Vote: 16-5-3. to Darnell’s Sport Center as soon| in new condition. Phone Red = i | xum. 2ig-| . B.18—To amend the laws re- as possible. i 630. 517-t5 | GOODRICH oS T AIRUNES CARRIES i Grbima comer e saoncon o, e g yV &V BR w 2 fast encugh to win he sation so as to include boatmen 3 31" | & : Women's salom. champlonship. Her 20 ON MQM)AY inder he At Vote 190 HOSPTIAL NUIES | cutomatic sumace. Terms Pho_-::MIIRPHY & MUBPHY S !! @ F p /% C S time was tv 10 and one- J. M. 4—Asking that Alaskan St. Ann’s Hospital had two ma- St P Il ‘thEMmRS_“co"N“N“ N A T &Y ) 1 , nds for two runs. Alaska’ Cosital AAHAIARE Hetit out \m.emns be given a 25 percent dif- ternity cases yesterday. They were FURNISHED home, car, beach | Phone 676 over First Natioral Bank > e flights yesterday that made stops ferential on all benefits received first, a baby boy at 12:30 p. m., property, Fritz Cove Road. I;x-§ - - — at Petersburg, Wrangell, Ketchi-|i/om the Federal Government. to Mrs. George McKeon; and the quire 923 E Street. 5 to 8 pm.; WANTED R R T T T T T R S 5 oris B"e’s kan, Sitka and Hoonah. Passen- Vote 20-0-4. second, a baby girl weighing seven 517-13 - {gers to Petersburg were R. Mayo S J M. 3—Asks that veterans pounds and three ounces at 302 &o g oG E property. See Nick|RELIABLE experienced young #o and Irene and Darlene Okegawa:| NOspitals be designated for the p. m. to Mrs. R. F. Wise Jack McDon- |t Ketchikan, Lynn Forrest, Sr. COmmitment of insane Alaska vet- Homer Garvin, Dayton Fleek and Recovich 515-tf| '::‘;;ekd::;re%bx)OSlflgn :v?; It‘;rml.\l ¢ s e A | erans. e: 20-0-4. arl Marvin were admitted for oo er br cook. Miss Jewel c who saw|R. J. Pettits, Don Foster and A.|erans. Vote: 20-0-4 i ' NEW FLOOR lamp. Ph. Red 570.| prediletto, Hotel Juncau. 518:t3 ore 477 points 1l:1~ M. Ziegler 8. J. M. 6—Asks the Public Roads surgery, and Richard W. DeWail 515-12 : the boy could make, From Juneau to Sitka, D. La- Administration to construct a five- for medical attention. Harold e iWANTED—»(;o;)K took all of his'Bounty ,Bud Phelps and Roy Av- mile extension of the forest road Graves was the only discharge. MODERN MANNER Clothes, ad- high-scorer in rit: to Hoonah, Felix Toner, Pros along the south shore of Orca In- _ Governmint Hospital admitted vertised in Vogue, Mademoiselle, rman White Ganty. and Mrs. L. Kane In-|let, to Point Whitehead. Vote: 20- Edward Murphy of Juneau, and Harpers. Agent Elizabeth Smith, 2 | 0-4, a baby girl was born at 9:30 a.. p_ O. Box 3036. Appointments , man or man ana wife, several months, private yacht. Write C 1817 Empire. 518-t4 The Friangle 1 school.'tound passengers to Jureau w . 2 s 5 £ 0.5 (/ ! (l ;] En (l P 490 points in 20 a5 follows: from Petersburg, Ed, S. J. M. 8—Asking government M. to Mrs. Susan Br tte. Baby at ¢ convenience. 514-16 | WwANTED — Good machinist and 3 league and dis-| Jean: from Ketchikan, Slim Walt- aid for the construction of an air- Bartara Vosotros was discharged. —— A y : / : -, D-4 CATERPILLAR, like new, tow-| A-1 engine mechanic. Motor Re- set by guys ers; from Sitka, Anne and Gene- port at Anchor: Vote: 20-0-4. < 2 build and Marine Service. Phone WZ CLOSE SATURDAY Jerry Cala- vieve White, Coralie Blanker . 9 Urges construction of SLINS RETURN AFTER i winch, ca nopy, bumper, ra- Boe = . o \FTERNOONS and 'George Jorgenson. M a crossing for Turnagain Arm EXTENDED TRIP IN SOUTH . guard, lights. Inquire Joe 018-15 Niel vas tlown fr ) i p “red R. Geeslin, Assistant Super- Blactivio [ TIESIT O oo A P (Bunny) Oak. Nielsen was flown from Ketchikan| Vote: 20-0-4 SR B Geonlin, ASEIRH B > A SALESMAN WANTED_Car, seil SpEtDY W P . to Wrangell S. B To re-enact the Com- intendent ofthe Alaska Native L { mentor at Wyo- et S R il S g : furnished | exclusive distributorship Nat. - - : mon Law of England as understood Service, returned Sunday from an e o 8 i y since 1940, WASHINGTON Tt S iy 53 " " e v . extended trip of two and a half hcuse, cencrete basement, auto-| adver., Anson jewelry which in- ‘ 19 st upon his X N =i iR in the United States in regard to 4 ST g matic oil furnace. Phone Juneau, cludes patented, unique men’s . A it el By bill to wipe out nearly $6,000,00 the criminal code. Vote: 18-2-4 mcntl_m in the States Mr. and M Red 892 513-t3| items. Certification letter given. 1 u 3 000 in suits for portal-to-portal pay S. B. 30—To provide a general Geeslin arrived at Cincinnati, Ohio ! Other Nat. adv. lines, Wales, was returned to committee today | savings clause applicable to all pre- last December in time to attend the COCKER Spaniel pupples. 940 W.| wallets, Bike Webb supporters, WE NOW HAVE Lynn Waldorf has|for some finishing touches. sent and iuture legislation. Vote: L’“flen‘“"‘l_idil.m»zm‘mvrr vy of '?h 10th. 497-tf, gpify stays; Non-adv. belts, brac- 2 3 . ong time associate,| ————— —— 18-2-4. parents. They stopped in Chicago —_ N e ke for - ratall Dk 18-IIOUR SERVICE ne of this top three ATTENTION ODD FELLOWS 2 v where he conferred with members FOR SALE—Fully furnished hotel,| = ) 8 seriiine o oguls { Silver B (Bills; Innofuted) of the ANS and from there sev cut| Phone 187, B. O, bx. 1808, d7a-vf| Must have she follow ng JUST ts ‘aliERE RS ; Fegiidy ‘meetitly of \SUNEE Bow | g 5. a9, y.Reps: MoCutchebn, f - olEh s v Sl TR e At in kindred lines. 10% comm. Fast Ecrkeley -odge No. A-2 Tuesday, March 4 at| Nojap Frank Johnson and Ost— : ster and o SALE— Taice houses and lot,| delvy. Guve full details, refer, age friends. Before returning to the m A 3 r lines now handling. Beau Geste Territory, they enjoyed a motor trip houses i~ good condition and best | e ang Jocation. Inquire Trevor Davis.| 305 B'way, N. Y. C 515-12 at Forest 8 pm. Work will be conferred nlmp, apprepriate $80,000 for the Al- mounces the the First Degree. Visiting Brothers | aska Development Board during CALL ignation of basketball coach invited to attend it aaf B oo from Oakland to San Diego g e H 55 o D. Gates, who also isi J.A. SOFOULIS, Noble Grand. ;:‘: (,"“rghff_‘éx"'é“:::‘mUi"‘:‘,;:ufi:f"l'ld]: to Phoenix, Arizcna - PoxALe, SlmEan. S 'WAN'rgg—z bedrooit hose 161 e physical educatio: dep: nent adv. 518-tl1 + P “,’ o5 sponsible, rmanen ennan 0 I Gates hasn't L:I»J‘ his et - ‘v'ivoaid '\:m;:llg bcc cun:n:xed 2 G senu- Taiy G diaSk 1R Mlsm‘-l“flm’s | Wp(:ite }:‘.mph}:c C-1234. 503-11 plans. His resignation become ef-| NOT IS HEREBY GIVEN:! V8ys anc oans o lf” Fairbanks who formerly operated el A s R 7 fectiya Avgint % That on March 4th, 1947, in the| H. B. 90. by Rep. McCutcheon— The Variety Store where the new WINTIER & FOND CO., Inc | SLESMAN—Caling on drug stores : e 4. o |Gommissioner’s. Court. for Juesy |7 provide for g fax:ef. 20 per- Fox Fup Shop is naw. located Complete Photographic Supplies | taverns, hotels, restaurants cigar Precinct, at Juneau, Alaska, Howard | ¢ent on the amounts receiv- first Strcet, Fairbanks, Developing — Printing — Enlargin, | stores, etc, to sell unusual pre- | D. Stabler was appointed admin- | €d in raffles, pcols or lotteries. To away last Friday while sitting in Artists’ Paints and Mawerials of | mium punch board deals. Samples | istrator with the will annexed of the | Judiciary, then Ways and Means. a chair i his home. Finest Quality and attractive photographs fur- {estate of JOHN OEN, deceased, All L H. B. 91, by Rep. McCutcheon | Wholesale —— Juneau —— Retail| nished. All inquiries held i versons having claims against said | To provide for a tax of one cent LOG(‘EES e T strictest confidence. The Prc estate are required to present them, On each ten cents on all admis- ATTE! [ION LOGGERS with loxs iUARANTEET Realistic Perma | gucts Co. 4701 No. Talman, Chi- | with verified vouchers required | sions, except those exclusively. for for swie. Contact Juneau Lumber nent, $7.50. kaper Curls. 8! up | cago 25. 500-t1 v law, to said administrator in his | the benefit of religious, educa- Mills. Will buy from 100,000 ft.| Lola’s beauty 8hop Phone 0 | e — — office in the Shattuck Building, | tional or charitable institutions, so- to 10,000,000 feet. For further 315 Decker Way | WANTED—Used furniture 142 Wi | Juneau, Alaska, within six months | cieties or omamznnons particulars see Juneau Lumber - o —-—— | loughby Phone 788 |from the date of the first publica- A - Mills, . 43311 FOR RENT e T TR {tion of this notice FAST LONDON, S0Uiil Alrica— =it — | i e “ A v | 556, 3rd and Main. Specializing | HOWARD D. STABLER, In her first cfficial act on her pre- | ROOMS—Kitchen privileges. Home ' in permanents Open evenings by -n—»-—.-...—.-.-.—.—-a..-—.—n_-.—— o e e et e e e e e e e e A Administrator w.w.a sent visit, Princess Elizabeth open- e — Rebui } el—Ph. ] e IS apver, Reserve BLENDED WHISKEY | First publicaticn, March 4, 1947. led & ncw ton million dollar dry HEge s Leed — HORUP I5 el B0 | _Appolngent (3033t 86.8 Proof-65% Grain Neuiral Spirits. 1 it s New York Cii+ | Last publication, March 25, 1047, | ock bearing her name. | NICE CLEAN ROOMS, day or Week, | piANOS RENTED ana TUNFT il nlnsn L I f] Catvert Bistillers Corp., New 1. ; A “ 'r o PAR 'r s e i e Rt E | - . Grilles, Shock Absorbers, Knee 324 2nd St. Phone 187. (407-tf) | I Action Units, Molors, “rans | SEAVIEW APT—Op- clock from DEEPSEA FISHERMEN TO I nlnlln!s missions and a MILLION Y/ pogeral Build.ng. @0t |, HOLD MEETING TONIGHT { e SRt OTHER PARTS Db e i) L {‘{ ewin 9 i o We Mail and Ship Promptly || WASHINGTON—Walter 5. Mack, ‘There will be a meeting of the il ] 2 R | president of the Pepsi Cola Com- Deepsea Fishermen at 7:30 o'clock i Seattle Auto Wrecking Co. || pany, todey urged Congress to and as there is important busi- Il gy il 1950—1st Avenue South knock out sugar rationing but keep ness to be discussed, all members I 1 Seattle, Wash, 'a price ceiling and inventory con- are asked to attend. Refreshments {1 & P i s p R I “ G el "trols another year if necessary. will be served. ] i I | L !} ] i i i ; } i1 or t Daily Schedules to: i L il I ,' ¢ )2 ~ | i i “Ladies-In-Waiting” . @ PETERSBURG i adies-In-Waiting 1 (‘ . ! @ WRANGELL i AND WHAT A PLEASANT OUT- (-] KHCHIKAN 1‘}‘ LOOK! Dresses to wear ever p where . .. softly feminine . . . gently i T 1) i . . g ICY SIRAII [\REA }] concealing . . . in cotton . . . prints ‘g { . rayons . . . polka dots dlld seer- 5 i sucker ‘;tnpem You'll love our sparkling new spring collection . . . COME IN TODAY—any of these lovelies, yours for the choosing. Sizes 10 to 20 Allfor $6.75 This SPECIAL is for Wednesday - Thursday - Friday STEVENS' | The House of Swansdown Several Trips Each Week to: @ HAINES @ SKAGWAY @ Numerous Gther Southeast Alaska Points CHARTER PLANES at JUNEAU 1 fo 8 pasengers PLANES BASED at SITKA FOR INFORMATION Phone 612 AND RESERVATIONS e e e e S DD CJMPMIN INTIODUCES NEH 1947 MODEL HOME FREEZERS - Chapman Home Freezers are back again with new T beauty, new comemence, greater efficiency and larger capacity. And grovcd with ten years of actusl operation in lumdm‘k of homes! Upright con- struction with shelves, makes food mdy accessible.. . . no “diving in” to “"unpack and repack”, ‘Walls are 5}4 hdm thick for economical operation. ¥ ALASKA ELECTRIC LIGHT & POWER 0. o U o o b o Ll o L U U e el L L T U U Ve