The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, March 17, 1947, Page 6

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THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE— cal drivers in the St PAGL SIX -JUNEAU, ALASKA -..-.p-»__......_ e e e e e e e e e HLQSK% 1 / A ewing Southeas RETCHIKAN GIVES [MPRESSIONS ON IHAT REFERENDUM organization Our lawmake and feel in this par IRIIIIE" tern ooska re entitled to reg own initative, not through f a closed shop unior —— =SS Daily Schedules fo: ® SITKA @® PETERSBURG © WRANGELL © KETCHIKAN ICY STRAIT AREA A o L L e e (e e e r constitution hop is in too n Several Trips Each Weel fo: ® HAIFFS @ SKAGY © Nun*.erous()fhe‘ ism, 1p and favors Suppori—I¢°s a Woman’s Privilege!? man is entitled to sup ' it's surprising ic support of C\\\m.naw'd LE GANT R INFORMATION AND RESERVATIO® e o P e et gt D T R e R S R LY TRiP rsburg and ‘Jth ns to Craig, rince .m;u VIGiIORIA MAYOR ACTS ON POLICE BRIBE REPORTS HRadios Waler Healers - Cleaners Easy Washing Machines ments of major appliances makes it possible for us to deliver upo A DAY’'S NOTICE. McClellan, followed the incement that he city police w~..u'— Recent shijp Convenient Payments PARSONS ELECTRIC €O. GOLDSTEIN BLDG. st e e s e There Is No Substitute for Newsnaper Advertising! NORTHLAND "TRANSPORTATION P A N Y AURORA ENCAMPMENT I.Lumu\s Avwane Store in Tcun D = S Baranof Hotel Buildirg MARCH IS RED CROSS MONTH QUR QUOTA $8611.00 of which $6211.00 C O M JUNEAU YOU CAN- GIVE=--= GIVE BUT ALL ALASKA ELECTRIC LIGHT & POWER (0. BOUNDARY | (OM. NoW PROPOSED I"Pfii—x-r—r-v—r MONDAY, MARCH 17, ftenirentlesfefiemiosteforiet oot WANT ADS 1947 S e FOR SALE - NEW 20 ft. troller, gillnet combin- D H ation, new engine, boat not equip- Wam rermanem Orgflfll" ped. Phone 136 two short one H N long. 6 to 8 p.n 529-t3 zafion to Waich Over | ‘'mect®rm ) ) |LADY'S brand new ski trousers, all Balkan Troubles Spot | “veor. tine gabaraine, size 18-20. Just arrived irom Be: color | LAKE SUCC N. Y., March Airforce blue Suitable for sum- 7 P Auths sources said mer hiking with boots Sacrifice | ay that the United States may $20. F 1e Black 529-t2 the e declaration on said the Council presence commis- vilizing in- border to thwart members would h: in luence d would authori- Tru- for Tur- while, Tep. U. N idered President eal ress ¢ and - > o> HUNGARYAND - KOREA MAY RECEIVE AID /WASHINGTON, March 17 g War-torn- Hur and occupied Korea loom biggest today on any of potential candidates for ex- tension of President Truman's de- ration of wpport for free peoples. Officials of several government departments aircady are at work on proposals to help these two na- tions whese plight—like that Greece and Turkey—has resulted at ieast in part frc Soviet Russia’s expansive pressure The foreign belp which the Unit- ed States has extended since V-E Day suggests that a global projec- tion on the policy Mr. Truman cutlined yesterday Congress might later include China and Italy of m to wmount has not been disclosea. 2 BEDROC G O(\U INCOME l-;_; CATER. FOR SALE— nt X “ LUMBER, 9,000 ft. 2 x 4 and 2 x 6 #i Blue 670 520-t2 WIRED HAIRED Terriers, Ed An- 4 on, 6': mile, Glacier Highway e o 528-16 ) tch of Greece Yugo: ONE WILLYS Jeep car motor, and Bulgaria for some| ccemplete, $200. Inquife Bail Bar. 528 Such a step appeared to be t | closely with Presic : nd three cabins. Inquire shby foreizn policy aimed at halt-| g——rr + e : the \nz‘; ma ot Commun- | STMELIGLIY -Rouemnst af the Suk specially in the Balkan Bay: Catiee ‘Shap There was no ion just'y NEW 1946 Plymouth engines, w far the American delezation| purators for Ford, Plymouth the United Nations had ¢ Chev, one computi ing up a plan for ai pump auto parts nent U oundary com-| Hardware and Auto Supplie ssion, but authoritative sources| powaies Old Store. 5 t consideration tion spokes-| EABY CARRIAGE, nearly new resident’s propos Phone 787. 526-t1 ece would not conflict v with the efforts of 4 RCOM Zcuse and 1941 Security Council's Bal- patented beach commission now tier conditions in ment invest and FIRETOX. It worl a day. Home and new in stock. Ju- neau Welding and Machine Shop. 524-t ce 4 door good me- . Red 180, ple it warehous has modern furnished apart two bedrocans, kitchen store For format ment bath. room ion wi . 309 Co office ther in Pa See Nick 515-tt Rocovich PILLAT new, ing winch, canopy, bumper, ra- diator, guard, lights. Inquire Joe Werner. 514-1mo COCKER Spaniel puppies. 90 W. 10th. 497-tf FOR SALE Fully furnished hotel, phone 187, P. O. bx. 1808. 474-tf niee houses and lot, houses i good condition and best loc Box tion. Davis. HTH Inquire Trevor Juneau. s well This government made plain its nouncing a $15,000,000 surplus pro- by voicing a protest Russia’s “direct interfe SR an attempt to upset the| A letter received at the office freely elected” Democratic maj of the Torritorial Commissionar of ity in the Budapest Parliament. Mines from Leo H. Saarela, in- Korca, a nation divided by Am- structor for the-University of Al- | érican and Russia occupation zones, |8%ka mining extension course in has a status somewhat like Austria, Scutheast Alaska, indicates that but the Koreans can qualify as a B¢ Plans to begin a four weeks free people under formal declara- Mining course in Juneau on March tions of@e wartime allie |24 if transportation can be ar- Congress is to be asked for addi- |Fanged. He is at present con- tional funds for Korea, but the ducting the short course in min- |ing at Wrangell where he has an vl {enrcilment of 20 persons \\'[11m are Letters in the first books printed ;‘"““*:fllm n{l;»p;ctcmm unt dmlu:-‘ from movable metal tyes by Johann | U8 e L R Gutenberg of Mainz, rmany, in e - o i P g 15 £ organization of the class at the middle 15th century were mod- cled after the hand letters of the |V Langell edieval scribes. Saarela Wi for several years i ke, Pl until his resignation last spring, employed bty the Territorial De- partment ofe Mines as a yer and e |e I as field engineer at Anchorage, Dur- For Your Cough Creomulsion relieves promptly be- cause it goes right to the seat ot the trouble co help loosen and expel geria laden phlegm, and aid nature to soothe and heal raw, tender, in- flamed bronchial mucous mem-= branes. Tell your druggist to sell you a bottle of Creomulsion with the un- derstanding you must like the way it quickly allays the cough or you are to have your money back. CREOMULSION for Coughs, Chest Colds, I'ronchitis Things for y@ I:IH\I!I.ES R. IHIIFFII\I Co. 1005 SECOND AVE - SEATTI ing the gaged veloping placer the Rampart Alaska. in Kelly's jaw. he was en- two partners in de- gold property in of interior | past summer with, district BOYHOOD SOUVENIR CATSKILL, N. Y. — A trip to the dentist uncovered a 25-year-old mystery for Sgt. Paul Kelly of the Ca kill police department. X-rays revealed a piece of metal After probing the dentist removed a B-B shot. Kelly could not recall ever hav- ing been shct, but an older brother remembered that Paul had gotten of a B-B shot when in the way playing “cops and robbers” more than years ago. Read the want-ads for OVER 14 % DRIVER w SPECIALTY WANTED KIRSTEN'S Eeauty MURPHY & MURPHY APPROX. 2 acres plus good 4 bed- rocm home, furnace, fur., wash. machine, etc. Can build 5 houses on acreage near city limits. Pric- ed for quick sale 4 BEDROOM home, Star Hill— furnace, fur. elec. kitchen 182,500 buys 3 room cabin, elec wash. machine, etc on Willough- by Ave. net on investment, § modérn building excellers condition, apts. clean, well fur nished. N bt dist GREY Lines; garage, filling sta- moa, furn. good location, / equipped going bus. plumb- oil. burner and general ser- vice shop, long lease. Best lo- cation. BEAUTIFUL bedroom home in Douglas, furr >, basement, gar- age, unexcelled view, garden lawn, berries. 10 ACRES, house Giacier Highway, SEVERAL country homes, e Lake, Fritz Cove 10r addition, MURPHY & MURPHY REALTORS—ACCOUNTANTS Phone 676 over First Natioral Band WANTED ed Union wa t Dairy Service Call Northw M card deal to ission arrangement enables ca- pable man to ea high as $400 weekly. Display cabinet giv- en free with each order. Per- manent. Box 312 Robinson-Rapp, 130 West 42 St., New York 529-t1 WANTED—CI ographer, sal- s ary twe ng time Juneau 10 rent—modern bedroecm hou: resident. PY 525-11 LAUNDRY and cleaning $1 per hour. Mrs. Florence Huzhes, Col onial Hotel. Phone 187. 524-te WANTED—2 bedroom house for re sponsible, permanent tennan, Write Empire C-1234. 503-0 WANTED—Used furniture 142 Wi loughby. Phone 788 Shop, Phoiu Main. Speclaliziny Oper evenings b) (293-3tf 556, 3rd and in permanents, appointment. PL;N'JS RENTED ana TUNEL Anderson Shop FOR RENT ROCMS—, Kl\‘."hen prlvueges Home p Hotel—Ph. 836. N!LL CLEAN RUOMS day or week, new management, Colonial Hotel 324 2nd St. Phone 187. (407-tf) SEA\/IEW APT—OW‘ plock rrom Federal Building. (370- tfl - MISCELLANEOUS 472-tf. | {erer { apologized for hdl’g‘lms' ‘m the year WINTER & POND CO,, lnc Complete Photographic Supplies | Developing — Printing — Enlarging Artists’ Paints and Maverials of Finest Quality Wholesale —— Juneau —— Retail GUARANTEEI Realisuc Perma. nent, $7.50. Faper Curls. $1 up Iola’s beayty Shop. Phone 201 315 Decker Way. I.OST AND FOUND s on 529-t3 town, two ki Phone Black 490. FOUND—Fraternity pin with initiale KAA AKA. Owner may have by paying, for this adv. 529-t3 FOUND- E. J. Miller’s wallet is at the Empire. CHAMPAIGN, Ill. —®—Martin Kamerer drove home from a park- his new car and when ing lot'in Mrs. Kamerer arrived in an al- most identical car from the park- ing lot a few minutes later, Kam- notified police. The police notified 'Ray Eliot, University of Illinois football coach, 4] ~who sighed with relief. S Eliot had reported a few minutes earlier that the new car Cham- paign-Urbana friends gave him § after the Illinois Rose Bowl yic- tory over UCLA was missing from the parking lot. Mrs. Kamerer returned Eliot's car, similar to her husband’s, and her mistake. .- Gold pmducuon in Nicaragua in- . creased from a value of $848808 for the year 1937 to $7,117,155 for the year 1945. o P Iceland’s elected assembly, the Althing, was 930 known as established

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