The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, May 22, 1947, Page 2

PAGE TWO THURSDAY MAY 22, 1947 THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE— IUNEAU. ALASKA NEW ARRIVAL HAS |PRICE PICTURE ON NEW WHIZFISH CO. B P JOINED STAFF OF FOODSTUFFS ISSUED| GOLDEN MIST HERE; .7, i e ™ JUNEAU-YOUNG C0. BY FEDERAL BUREAU IS SLEEK VESSEL pep syickers IN | In Sherbrooke rainwear . ... TERBROOKE GLAMORIZES THE CASUAL COAT And turns out a neat job in a spicier mood. And it’s just as you sgpecified with ballooning Ireves and a tie — tight belt! Of crav- nctte treated Doveelle, a Celanese won fabric. Aqua, black, natural . . . es 10 to 20 - $35.00 B. J,/(. Bié’?fllflé 60. QUALITY SINCE /887 = RUBBER FOOTWEAR WOMEN'S MILITARY BOOT Low Heel—Black and Russet WOMEN'S ZIPPER BOOT Low and Medium Heels—Black WOMEN'S VERILITE RUBBERS Low, Medium, High Heels CHILD'S, MISSES" MILITARY BOOT CHILD'S RUSSET CO-EDS MEN'S VERILITE RUBBERS BOYS' and YOUTHS' 4 BUCKLES MEN'S and WOMEN'S TENINS OXFORDS ||' YOUTHS' TENNIS SHOES MEN'S TENNIS SHOES B d/,/( ,BEADZE)ZJ&, 60 QuALICY 5//205 /7887 Tuey know Towle Sterling is a real investment — one that pays dividends in beauty and “.nummessforhfc' Thislovely solid silver is not expensive — and there” sarealcollecmr'sthrill in acquiring a complete set by Towle’s “p[av:c-seulng plan.” .. A six-piece place setting can cost as little as $22.50 including 209 Federal Tax. You'll find your favorite pattern here . it bears o T()\\'le NUGGET SHoOP co-owner of the local store Johnson has 25 years of exper- ience in the hardware trade and just before coming north was em- ployed as hardware manager and ktuyer for the Dishman Hardware Co., at Spokane, Wash. He form- erly, for three years, was connect- ed with the Engebreth Hardware Co., at Anchorage. Hebert, who for over 20 y travelled Alaska as a wholc‘sle hardware representative, before joining with Henry Sully in opera- tion of the store here, first met Johnson and became impressed with his capabilities while the lat- ter was in Anchorage. Hebert stated that, in line with the Ju- i neau-Young policy of maintaining a staff of thoroughly experienced, first-rank hardware men, to assure customers the best in service, he has induced Johnson to come north again. Ao g gans 43 PASSENGERS ARE 'FLOWN HERE BY PAA ! Pan American Airways made re- | gular ‘flights yester between | Junéau and Seattle, with stops at Annette. The following passenzers 1were flown: Seattle to Juneau — Elsie King, Mrs. A. C. Wood, Sigrid Canfield, Byron Davi Shirley Davis and Lynette, Dave Davis, William Diers, Valive Richmond, Phillis Richmond. Roberta Clement, Belia Roos, Mary Jarbo, Dan McElwee, Marie Elliot, Harriet Drechsel, Gregory Solodgain, Armand Dion, Blanche - Dion. oo | Pranels Mackey, J. D. Green; "o\re Forge, Rose Kutzner, Kay ! Cook, Florence Rogosa, Mrs. Peter Libot, Mrs. Gregor Taft. Blanche Dion, Glen Collar, N. V. Kochergin, Clyde Pearsoll, Don Mo- sier, Stan Jones, William Makela. ! J. 0. Buc Henry Wright, Art Beckman, Uno Pihlaja, John Rau- tio, Betty Fitzgerald. | DOUGLAS NEWS BON VOYAGE PARTY A bon voyage party was held last | prices of some retail foodstuffs are 13 foot, 11 inch beam was com- likely to remain unchanged, while pleted three weeks ago at LaCon- others—including sugar and meats ner, Washington, and is under —may advance in price. |“Admiral” Mike Goodman, super- This price picure is contained in |intendent of the Whiz canneries at a review of the national food sit- Pelican City and Hood Bay. uation by the Federal Bureau. | The Golden Mist is powered by Foods listed as likely to drop in two 225 horsepower General Metors price include such items as cheese, diesels, and has a speed of 16 evaporated milk, most fresh and knots. Her headquarters will te precessed fruits and vegetables, fish at Pelican City. and cereal products. Those for SRS e which retail prices are expected to remain substantially unchanged URI I canned citrus fruit {MNR'ANI D!(ISION are butter, fluid milk and cream, e potatees and products. ARRESTED AT PETERSBURG |ANNAPOLIS, Md., May 22—(P— Charles reesoff was arrested The Maryland court of appeals rul- yesterday Petersburg and was €d teday an unwed couple may live arraigned before the U. S. Com- tegether without improper rela- missioner oa charges of issuing a tions “but tc an ordinary mind it check withont sufficient funds. Re- i$_Dot probable.” soif entered a plea of not guilty.| The state's highest tribunal said The Commissioner directed that he 2 lOWer ccirt did right in tak- be tried by a jury, Tuesday, May 'N¢ Mrs. Ida Louise Pek: 9-year 97. U. S. District Attorney P. J. old son away from her because Gilmore. Jr. will probably represent Of What the neighbors might think the government in the trial which g““‘f‘ her living near here with will take place at Petersbure swald C. Robinson, an attor- gl s ney. GEORGE JOSEPH INJURED d”f:‘“ FALLS FROM ALASKA DOCK “UT- =~ = o George Joseph, employee of Jim' m’:}”‘il ”t l,O' )lt '~0bf::-‘1 0.:((:;1- Cole, fell through rotten planking ©r° NS 1t 15 not probatle” the i . [S t said. on the Alaska dock this morning o “If it is so, then either the and suffere : 'm just be- : nd suffered a broken arm just be- .00 soncerned are very naive in couple denied any miscon- f““’"l;“; “‘[:f:::f‘e’i_fi{gz’:’]hfl“‘;z L9 thelr ideas of public opinions, or x i = . they are ecntirely regardless o by the City Police whére he re- 4 8 f ceived medical attention from Dr. James O. Rude. i Joseph was working on dock re- ‘ pairs at the time of the accident § and fell through the hole in the dock to the ground below. D 1t PRESBYTERIAN OFFICIAL Miss Katherine E. Gladfelter, as- SORIES FOR sistant secretary for schools and BAGS AND PUR hospitals of the Presbyterian Board of National Missions in New York i City, was in Juaneau briefly yester- l day at the Baranof Hotel. She has £ been visiting at Haines House, and flew to Sitk: and Sheldon Jackson | Red. white, Th,e Needlecra!!fl and Junior Shop WE HAVE ALL THE THREAD AND ACCES- Bucilla Bear Brand Cordette and Corde orown, Bucilla Bear Brand Straw Craft H in wide varicty of colors JUST ARRIVED fro:n ADRIEN MEY, New York Ward Johnson, who arrived in WASHII\GTON, May 22 —(P— port mda), ued up at (he i Juneau aboard the steamer Aleut-)The Bureau of Agriculture econ- Old Ferry Float, next to Alaska SYDNEY TORN Dowu ian, accompanied by Mrs, Johnson,!omics has reiterated its forecast Coastal Airlines, is the new Whiz has joined the staff of the Ju-'that the retail price of some foods Fish Company utility boat Golden BY YANK SA'LORS neau-Young Hardware Co. here, will drop during the summer and Mist, of Seattle. it is announced by Lisle Hebert, fall. But it concedes that the store | The sleek 46-foot craft, with a SYDNEY, lian May 22. officialdom talked of sending a to Auflra- informally squadron 111" the United | s to return the current visit; of Ameriean Task Force 38. | The 14 ships of Task Force 38 now (visiting in Sydney and Mel-| bourne are scheduled to wind up al 10-day visit May 27. Australians; have been pleased with the Ameri- | cans and there has been but one untoward incident. The first Yanks ashore in Sydney | spotted some stickers printed in! red saying: “Preserve peace—out- . law the atomic bomb” and “Tru- | man for war—Henry Wallace for; peace.” The sailors tore the stickers { down. H - e — TugwithTowin | Trouble O Coast VICTORIA, B. C., —The 126-fcot diesel tug Island Navigator enroute from San Fran- cisco to Victoria with three 1,200 ton scows and one steel scow, is| reported in difficulty off lh(" Southern Oregon coast 1 Three scows are reported awash| in heavy weather. The U. S. Coas le Guard vessel Bonham was stand- | ing by while the tug and its tow was reported heading for Eureka,! Calif, or Coos Bay, Ore May 22 ' i | | i YOU TO MAKE YOUR OWN navy and black Bring us your valued furs for com- plete protection against moths, burglary and fire . . . yes, and against the summer sun. Our re- frigerated vaults, accurately con- trolled for humidity, prevent high summer temperatures from rob- bing pelts of their natural oils. Martin Victor Furs, Inc. S\\e:!:.- h Fur Craftsmen for hree Generations FOR UTMOST FUR CARE “VICTORIZE" ARNOLT Sea-7Méte MARINE ENGINE Walghs only 198 [bs. . . . piston dis- placement only 61 cuble inches . s evening at the home of Mrs. James McClellan in honhor of Terry Sneth- _Juneau to Seattle—James Rusch, college yesterday with Alaska en who is going south for the sum- Dora Rusch, Ralph Weeks, Louise Cgastal Airlines. She will return mer vacation. . Weeks, Caroline Weeks, Bernard i, junesu May 26. Feero, Rebecca Feero, Lorraine = RPN S Mi Snethen was ill and unable to attend, but the party adjourned Feero. | Frank Cox, Leighton Cox, Thom- THREE FROM SKAGWAY Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Wheaton and velops 20 H.P. at only 2800 RP.MS Perfoxms smoothly at high speeds or low speeds on fishing boats, auxlliary wett, and small runabouts. Motor Rebuild and Bag Linings—Assorted Sizes and Qha]Ju—Bmwn and Black—S$1.95 to $3.25 WM. GRAY FUNERAL SERVICES FRIDAY Funeral services for William Gray, employee of the P. E. Harrls Company who died Sunday, May 18, at Funter Bay, will be held tom row afternoon at 2 o'clock from the Chapel of the Charles W. Car- ter Mortuary, with Adjutant Henry Lorenzen of the Salvaticn Army of- TONI WARNER, SOUTH Toni Warner, 10-year-old daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Warner left by plane for the States last week, accomvanied by Miss Eliza- beth Lancaster, Miss Warner's teacher. Miss Warner will spend the schoeol vacation with her paternal grandparents who have a country home in the Seattle vicinity. Miss Lancaster will continue to her home in Central Lake, Michigan. ficiating. Interment will be in Evergreen OES MEETING Cemetery. H Nuggett Chapter No. 2 Order of Eastern Star held a regular meet- ing on Tuesday evening. Four can- didates were initiated, Mr. and Mrs. EOM DERBY TRIALS RAINED OUT | The meeting of the Douglas Soap James Devon and Mrs. Perry Box Derby Club scheduled for to- | Beebe and daughter Bertha. night when trial runs were to be Refreshment committee during made has been called off due to the ham Mrs. rain, it was announced this morn- ing. ‘ Now it alli depends on the wea- ther when the trial runs will be held, and the boys will all be noti- fied when the date is decldod upon. evening was Mrs. J. O. Kirk- Mrs. E. Hachmiester and Wm. B. Cuthbert. e More than half the states of the United States have coal mines. created by craftsmen ‘ a prized ‘ gift for FATHER’S DAY!? Order them Now at shrink. American Shoe Renewing appointed exclusive agenis 217 Seward St. MW . Genuine REINDEER leather handmade GLOV ES JUNEAU— MADE TO ORDER IN A VARIETY OF For MEN and LADIES real leather gloves that will impreve in quality with washing—guaran- teed not to stretch or at 9 o'clock to take her a lovely present, then returned to the Mc- 25 Ramsey, Ike Alhadeff, Mr. Thur- Mys. Alfred Iidred, arrived in Ju- Zapper Pulis—50c¢ to 75¢ Clellans where dancing and games 10W, Mrs. Thurlow, Melvin Sanders. neau yesterdsy from’ Skagway, re- Bag Handles—65¢ were resumed. Later refreshments Fr’:]‘]’fi“;mfl ‘;:-h" [i\“\l':);l)llgfi 1;'“1[(1' gistered last night at the Baranof Ruckra-by the yard—70p we 1‘(| si;rw(lv ;\:?\ a very enjoyable L Tyvoll Geotie Mansén . SR Ngees Plastic Knitting Bag Handles—95¢ movie was shown. 3 ? i : o : Those present were: Misses Bever.| Juneau to Ketchikan - Homer SALESMEN AT BARANOF | Knitten Mittens—35c¢ pair ly Black, Gloria Anderson, Louise CréWson, Merle Hunter, James Ho-| sales representatives registering | Grant. Mary Cuthbert snd Mar. Warth, Tom Carsten. at the Baranof Hotel are James | MAIL ORDERS RECEIVE PROMPT ATTENTION ilyn Tsaak: also Jimmie Sey, Gary Ketchikan to Juneau—James Me- Mclver, of Western General Sales Bach, Allen Hermann, Jimmie 1VeT, Myron Dean, Jerry McCarthy. Company at San Mateo, Calif.; Al Cuthbert and Lowell McClellan. sy & o Stewart, of H. J. Heinz Company, Seattle; and W. E. Diers with the B. F. Geodrich Company, Seattle. - > - TWO FROM BOISE, IDAHO Registered as guests of the Baran- of Hotcl last evening were Mrs. Delia Roos and Miss Robert Cle- , fiom Eoise, Idaho. YOU'LL FIND WIDEST SELECTION cf furniture on Ju- neau You Mczzanine floor. —adyv. 581-tf Albert J. Novara’ has switched to | Calvert because , Calvert tastes better. | ¥of 112 Chapel Road, Manhasset, L. I, CALVERT RI v Blended ~—86.8 ¥roof—65% Grain Neutral Calvert Distillers carp.. New York City i here in STYLES QlliStS'—o RIGINALS NEW - Modern Plastic and sreal gold NUGGETS to form charming COSTUME JEWELRY that is truly Alaskan (Manufactured at Fairbanks) BUTTERFLIES — FISH are among the appealing designs now cn view in our display windows exclusively in Juneau at STEVENS' “The House of Swansdown” U IS S ——— Yet Older than the hills Marine Service 1012 West 10th St. Phone 863 — —_—— e combined