The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, May 29, 1947, Page 7

1005 SECOND AVE - 1947 lz\Y )‘) l HUKSDAY, DAUL'GLAS BOAT sSA0P & MARINE W/ New ccnstruction & re; Authorized Dealer LECTROLOX Phone: Douglas 102 FRED B. WELT Electrical Contractor House Wiri OUR SPEC Box 2135 H. S. GRAVES The Clothing Man HOME OF FLORSHEIM SI GEQBGE BROS. Wilest Selection of LIQUORS PHONE 399 S&T | Men’s and Boys® Clothing |! ACROSS STREET FROM Warfield's Orug Store Phone 677 |/ ~ SRTOEREG: I:DIIIIII.ES B, EIIIF_FIN Co! s | the — | for hearing same; SR sons conc Serving Mlaskabxclusively< | iotiica Formerly SABIN'S Stetson and Mallory Hats Arrow Shirts and Underwear Allen Edmonds Shoes Skyway Luggage l First Public: s s s o 0 | Latst, Publica 9:50— 9:30 9:45 10:00—V 10:15—F i aceount an istration of tition for {the United | Court for | neau. Ala: }July 11th, 194 time RADIO L0G KINY (1460 KC) JUNEAU l “The Voice of Alaska” I | ' THURSDAY EVENING Night Stand. Talk—Forecasts. nlllflhl Btmd. —Forecasts : Sinatra. March of Melody. Fiching Time—Forecasts. 1 KINY ndbox PAA News. I Ave Maria Hour. ' -Carmen Cavallero. Between the Lines. ords with Musie. © :ub](‘(“ to changel v.thuuL notice. L R. (‘LASSES NOW ENROLLING Dorothy Stearns Rofl Scheel of Dancing i Phone Red 575 —adv. 588-t7 WASHINGTON The Coast Guard reported today 'mthv gation of the Texas City dis- aster and viola gov { gerous Daytime forecasts on weekdays fl‘} A death-dealing chain of explo- 8:00, 8:30 AM., and 12:00 Noon. ions idia net disclc se TEXAS CITY "EXPLOSION EXPLAINED iCoast Guard Makes Report After Investigation of Disaster May 29.— 16 showed 15 of safety reguls e handiing of cargoes. April igr il whic. killed and injured Ireds was set off wh 1 ship- of ammonium nitrate blew hile it was being loaded on the | French vessel Grandchamp. The Coast Guard said its inquiry a specific cause of the blast but: NOTICE That HOW" S HEREBY GIV D. Stabler, admini: = estate of John Russ . has filed his fina rt of his admin- | and his pe- thereof, in | ates Commissioner’s | au Precinct, at Ju- that 10 o'clock aam., and said court the place and that all pe: ned therein are he pear at said time and and file their objections, if to said final account and peti- for settlement and distribution and that the court at such will adjudicate and decree | he heirs and distributees of HOWARD D. STABLER, Administrator. ion date, May 8, 1947 has been fixed as written notice cargo would be shipped 1—"Hardley without exception,” all those involved in handling the cargo “displayed lack of knowledge” | of safety laws There was smoking aboard the during loading ~operations, pite a “no smoking” rule. ammonium _nitrate “dangerous,” not given in- 1 loading it that dangerous B e MARY ARN IALMAT RETURNS TO TULSA lary Ann Bnlm‘\t who has been 1 in the real estate business nd Seward, is returning ormer home city of Tulsa, Oklahoma, and has closed her office in the Shattuck Building. M B mat has made on date, May, 29, 1947. - g the time she Juneau, hope: eturn ets leaving s s icularly in Asphall Tlle' CORK and RUBBER FLOORING WEATHERSTRIPPING SASH BALANCES Walltex: Congo-Wal For COMFORT and SERVICE Get the NEW WASHINGTON Habit! the r Lut | tentic v Her Jon Paul Balmat, a | world I veteran, will handle | any unfir d or future business u, while George Allan ke care of the Seward Balmat said. - Thatcher, Mgr. ALASKANS FEEL AT HOME ! Juneau Paint & Supply | & Phone 407—118 2nd St. m ORitH Mi SERVI(E TR NW AIRLINES NILA, May 20.—(P—North- Alllml\ nounced today the York tlight would and go by way Anchorage and w“'-fi-'----_-n-tt CaE s i NOTICE! Commencing JUNE 1 DRAYAGE CHARGES ON OIL IN-CITY OF JUNEAU led to start e Philip- tes East number ice between nd the United Coast in July, but will of test hops before then, coee - IF YOUX MONEY IS NOT EARNING FQUR PERCENT it will l’pay you to investigate our offerings in well chosen investments, ALAS- KA FINANCE CORPORATION, 1 Cooper Building, 4th and Main. These new TOTAL Charges bring average 307 increases to customers ‘1 50 gallons and under ... Minimum charge $1.25 I Over 50 gal. to 100 gal. $1.25 | plus 2¢ per gal. over 50 | 100 to 200 gal. 2.25 i s 1¢ per gal. over 100 l Over 200 gal. ..............$3.25 15 ¢ per gal. over 200 420 gal. pump loads . 5 : 420 gal. drop loads ...... | Highway and Outside of Juneau 100 to 200 gallons .......$2.25 lus 1% ¢ per gal. over 100 gal. $3.75 plus 1c per gal. over 200 JUNEAU TRANSFER EYES EXAMINED LENSES PRESCRIBED DR. D. D. 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