The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, June 16, 1947, Page 8

—————————i PAGE EIGHT THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU, ALASKA MONDAY, JUNE 16, 1947 | llist was changed at the Greaten' | 5 1 ( 0 [ . Ketchikan: P. F. Gilmore, Mrs | Pittsburgh area. The 12 bodies found lIONS HEAR IAlK D ‘, AS U3 OWA Towu \33 GIR[ S(ou[s { arano |n Ideal Wildes and Alf Lowell. For | were so badly burned as to make [] ! ! Seattle: Bessie K. Rowe, George C. | IN HRS'I‘ GROUP "'o | Jones, Grace K. Schmid, S. J. I Perke, Mrs. S. J. Parke, V. R. identification dificult ON CONDI'I'IONS l“ I‘ E“/g In the other crashes this past ’ s woekend, Mr. and Mrs. Willlam R | TROLLER TOTEM IN I A D Y Wolf of Dayton, Ohio, died when pH'lepINE IS'_ES[ Ralph Mortenson, his brother Hubert Mortenson and Gerald H. C. Osward, Mrs. H. C. Osward, F | | . o‘n ou‘ Boehms, Mrs. C. E. Albrecht, Mrs. ! EAGlE RIVER (AMP L. Willlamson, Joan Williamson, | ! X their private plane fell into the At- ' : lantic Ocean near Fort Lauderdale Cashen arrived Saturday aboard R. % With the sun shining l’}'lKhU.\' J. P. Christensen, Ethel Summer, M Fla, and Capt. William H. Green- | A. A. Herschler, Sceretary Trea- |y tonson's new combination hali- Fl |and presaging good weather for the | qye paranof arrived in port H. C. Sullivan, Mrs. Mary Wat- . Jeaf Connecticut Air National Guard Surer of the Bancroft Whitney Law 4 ner the Totem, from Seattle camping season, 33 Girl Scouts left gypnday night from the West- Kins, Penny Watkins, Judith, Mary | ’ ofticer, died in the crash of his P-47 Publishing Co., spoke to the Lions p .., im0 “time enroute took 113 [8t 10:30 o'clock yesterday morning wurd and brought the following 804 Jcey Watkins, S. N. Adams, f - fighter at Windsor Lock, Conn. today on conditions as he found . 0l ihe 40 foot, 12 foot e {by bus for a 10-day encampment noccengers for Juneau: D. Pauline G- F. Alexander and H. C. Land. § el Another major diéaster was nar- |them in Manila just after the war.'; Wit Do v i SotiRasaient. o ngh Water Is Reported jp |t the Bagle River Scout camp. Froh (Gbitbvas Mis Gludyn. Chrls A e S k Three Others Killled in A- rowly averted at Fort Knox, Xy Rollin Emil was made the Booth 1,0 " cpivaer Royal. It was Accompanying the girls were Sen- con ' Mrs. Viola Eskeson, Miss Be- Charles H. McCormick of Newark, B ! t \ Army C-47 transport plane Committee Chairman of the Lions.', b\ " “Glein Boat company of | (Other Sections—Flood |ior Counsellors Mrs. Jack Fletcher, jile skeson and Charles M. Gen- New Jersey is - town and is a & tidenis - Death List g 22 hed and burned ;)'"‘ ‘l?“l\rl P!I;“;;m“;vl*;’:[’g::?:‘lfi? Gig Harbor, Wash., and' has all Mrs. Burke Riley and Mr: Ru'l\xlznd oilx CROMRL FEmtin 5 pusst gt il Baveot T ; tet tebing of odman has had so far. el - : p i v s, ¢ e Ca Nurse, MIS.| Sandw : & £ after taking off at Godman has had <0 fa the latest in boat design, comfort Cres' 2514 Fee' ‘g;tlgxn. and the Camp Nur vv{rx:d“il‘("l:nk“gv‘vlt-"!'{}l ke L i More than 10 percent of Swed- & The 3Baranor iet. .y aiter en's almost seven million popula- 8 with the following passengers for tion lives in Stockholm. 1 yesterday Staff Sgt. Curtis M. Green, credit- ed with calmly leading the others By The Associated Press to the escave hatch, was the only i 2 g and practicality. One of the com- The Committee named to provide xumlu o1t conditlontng pHasMhon KEOSAUQUA, Ia., June 16— (P—| saturday the Camp Director, Mrs. the banquet for Past President D. d(‘rl; -rxll‘ey The flood crest of the Des Moines | perol Onstott, and Miss Julia Ma: A. Skeen’s reception, and installa- B8 River reached this little town early | shall, director of waterfront acti- Keeps Swelling Four fatal ai one injured seriously. He suffered tion of new officers for the new .‘ZT:I‘IDL::'“}::‘: .?;;l:c]‘rm:(‘::f :’rl‘av::: today, caused damage in the busi- | yities, Jeft for camp to make sure : curred over the we a dislocated hip and burns on the Year includes Lio: Mike Monagle, | """ 3 3 3 ness district, and moved down-|inhat everything w in readiness 1 ¢ L y i 12 ’ " Art | his home here in January. Also as- . < A Al g X 88 “ir 58 t) liner disaster t took a toll ym and neck. Twenty others were Miit Furness, B. W. Matheny, Art| 2 % stream toward the junction with the for the girls. Four Mariner Scouts i S bt e d » 3 3 ? 4 1 d Dr. J.|sisting with the boat's construction .. i i y 4 4 k| dead and raised the number killed treated for minor injuries .(Hedges, Ernie Lincoln and Dr. 25 Clerald Cushen. whte: KRt & s Mississippi near Keokuk. 'pat Oakes, Eva Knape, Arleen God- " % in commercial plane crashes since R e S, 0. Rude al Poor is taking reser- oy Throughout Towa the flood crisis |gin and Lucille Doucette, went out ree Im er May 20 to 146—49 more than died vations for the banquet, to be held March s had eased at nearly all points with them to assist in the prepar- el 1hEE b ¥ 1l Creek Country Club at 7:30 o'clock.'Plane yesterday for his Seattle fyom here, the industrial city’s 32,- O R R TGGS o by i Continuation of the air accidents FOR JAMES MARK E Lion Ernie Lincoln brought his home after making “‘Pl“'m lf;( Al- 000 residents rode out the brunt of |, oot iy @ committee from i o a i g ellow S t ate or aska and visiting over the weekend. tpo . Wi . ¥ b i i prompted sident Truman yester- ’ fellow Lions up to date on the 1 1d. the flood yesterday without Panic 1. veterans of Foreign Wars, Crown—Headhght 2 day to apvoint a five-man board to lfiu"[HED TGMORRGW roster of memberships by giving| R and with no revorted loss of life hendad 5 Bl Riies Sor mand: & § inquire into all phases of gir safety & from memory each Lions name, SAVVIKO HOME At Cedar Rapids, in eastern Towa, | 4 “ o leboccors wenchonng » i Last Friday, the 13th, a Capital alphabetically, and numerically as Elmer Savikko returned home meanwhile, the Cedar River crested e, GBI PR, R WE-.—_-,D —ROV d \ i Airlines plar rying 47 passen The North Pa combination ' well Saturdey afternoon via PAA from at 18.25 feet--highest since 1933— ! Mail will ‘:‘ ‘r 2 foope g i EDU Y an \ i = 3 1 . . re S/ 3 11 i . ag e a week, Tuesdays ri- L and a crew of three crashed into a purse seiner and halibuter, built for | Lion Frank Hermann promised to Seattle where he has been attend- but did no majpor damage. W ) % granite mountainside near Keys Ik by the Juneau Marine put the Lion’s Queen picture in ing the Universty of Washingtc TheKeosauqua flood crast of 25.14 only, and may L left 8ttt COTTON GABARDINE 3 Cape. W. Va,, killing d will be launched tomor- his display window, just as soon as He will visit with his family, and ‘t.was recordzd at3a.m. (CST).This nof Hotel, where & box has Just two weeks before United row afternoon ) o'clock, with the committee, Lions Jack Glover, fish commercially during the sum- was the highest since 1903 and a been placed in the Ig ooy for this : 5 1 Airlines plane crashed while at- dedication ceremonies conducted by Jim Beall, and others, gets Miss mer vacation shade above last week's veak of 25.13 ' Purpose. Mot Jueste TRQ“;ERS i tempting to takeoff at La Guardia | Brizadier C. O. Taylor Betty Leu Hared, the Queen, en- QG feet keep pacl ]‘ ek 1l as pos : Field, in New York City, killing 43.| Mus. Charles Warner will officially throned graphically. Lion NO ALTAR SOCIETY The flood inundated the cntire Since everything has to be carriec g ’ i The following night 53 persons died christen the ship as she slides down Frank also threatened to outsell| o % 5 0l B CRn Be o busin district of this town of over the long trail from the end of epe B@ys a in the crash of an Eastern Air Lines the ways. The public is cordially his fellow Lions in ticket selling— m_;_ b the T i AltaT Seaibty )0 povulation to depths ranzing the road to the camp plane near Fort Deposit, Md invited to attend the launching of to Lions of Fairbanks and Anchor- 'h it U-vn». SAlEL G 1’10 meeting rom four to nine feet, Mayor Nor- Parents and qu:nd. re u_nmd to with detachable belt 2 At least 12 persons died yesterday What is thought to be the largest ¢ the Lions Convention this o . "o Geek wood Teal sald. The telephone of- | Visit camp on Sundays. The first and suspenders 1 when an Army B-29 bomber, on a boat ever built on Gastineau Chan- ad 3 . fice is isolated, and operators were group of girls will be at camp until i 3 training mission, struck the side of nel Guests of the club today were ey & 5 taken to their posts by boat. June , at'which time the Brown- : v ¥ Hawk's Mountain near Springfield, oo Ralph Rivers, Attorney General, PURCHASE HOME - - tes will go out ior a week. i to 10 i Vt. On leaving Tucson. Arizona, Mr. and Mrs. Warren Sheakley Louis Akers, BJL 'l‘.l_ff»~"">‘f'\0 1M‘ ““_"}“U*I l” [H_I”T_’J’_’r,‘ FACES SERTOUS CHAR. - BLUE ) Saturday the plane carriad 15, but |of Hoonah are registered at the NOW in Juneau, and Morris Kossis, I:A-:fl):\\:x')t\[-l;f M ~f\'!“"f A“‘I{' Martin Booth, 17, of Metlakatla NOTICE S E 0T Xo. ' EEN Army officials said the passenger 'Gastineau Hotel of Seattle. opovi dard SRS 0 was bound over to the Grand Jury ' T will not be responsible for any GREY = S L ol : - - from Marcus Jensen. The couple ty : > : : e A 1 2 D will remodel the dwelling during &t Ketchikan Saturday by U. §.ibills made by.the Northwest .Dairy BROWN (0% 8 s % 25 TG " ° Commissioner Gilmore. Booth is Service. Our careful, personal attention given MAIL ORDERS 2 s Yo move in by Aug. 1 BIBEC Wbl 1a0e 4% . DAYTON FLEEK alleged criminal as 1 ol L year-old Metlakatla girl. I-OSES EOUIPMEN' | FAGLES MEET TONIGHT = .. 01 in the Federal Jail at Fct- [Ejenfimmsenflpmmsenfipsmsenflsmsonflpmsenln A regular mecting of FOE No. 117 o o S 0 5 i ‘““”“1““””"‘!}'*““’ el -“‘"Y DU5 katla Police following an investiga- SHEREN ill be the first meeting under the 5, conducted by the U. S. Mar- Wi j A large forest fire is reported as Newly elected officers shal and the Federal Bureau cf We wish to thank the People 01 Gastmeau Channel Rl it for their cooperation and attendance which made our i the past week on the Kenai Panin- | HERE OVER WEEKEND SN S i sula according to a report received Charles J. Martin of Astoria, Ore GOOD FROM WHITEHOKSF ¥ sula according to & report *ecelvee arrived in Juneau over the weekend O, A. Good of Whitehorse has Flag Day Program such a success Saturday night; wildlife Agent Dan Ralston at Sew- 2nd is registered at the Barahof arrived in town and is a guest at ’ ard. He reported that the fire has Hotel fap/Casiatauo especially do we wish to thank the Sea Scouts of Am- completely destroyed all of the heavy The Needlecraft and Junior Shop Winkic - Blinkie - Stinkie HOLLYWOOD TOGS Shorts in Fadded Blue or Navy Denim Sizes 3to 7 — Sizes 7 to 14 — 3.25 Three-Piece Play-Suits Blouse —- Dress — Shorts . By them all or separately 1 | U. S. DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE, WEATHER BUREAU “*\’ZL" i‘fififiizisl’(i Hd:lr‘li;"i}s f,?,\:;i:"ne'::h(;z,:hi,::nsbi?n?s:cgmxr JUNEAU, ALASKA erica, Joe Shofner and the Juneau Cliy Band, HY Sea- ew the construction of a new road from WEATHER BULLETI 1. g0 s & . 4 ke 0}' Cooper Landing to Kenai and DATA FOR 24 HOURS ENDED AT 4:30 A. M,, i20TH MERIDIAN TIME main, Baam S;aixon KINY and The DallY Alaska Emplre. Corduroy or Cotton Shorts Sokaar | Max. temp, TODAY Cotton Sun Suits Balitor el sbha: utda s suddeay'] last Lowest 4:30am. 24%.s. Weather at .Klyns e 1 TS changed direction and swept the| Station 24 hrs.* | temp. temp. Precip. 4:30am. THE ELKSFLAG DAY 1 3 H fire toward the equipment before Anchorage 65 33 42 0 Pt. Cloudy = Chlldl_'en s v!h“e Cotton Gloves road commission crews could save it. Barrow 30 24 26 Snow COMMITTEE Sizes 4, 5, 6, 7 — 1.25 pair The fire hit their campsite on the |Bethel 56 43 44 05 Pt. Cloudy | road which has now reached to a Cordova 59 36 38 0 Cloudy COME IN or WRITE place between Hidden Lake and Ski- ' Dawson 67 | ' 89 40 Clear | Mail Orders Given Prompt Attention |lak Lake. The damage was not re- Edmonton 60 | e PO, Trace Cloudy o s s s s .= | POrted to the Juneau headquarters Fairbanks 64 40 41 0 Fog S = S | of the road commission because both Haines 67 44 55 0 Cloudy 3 # top ARC executives are in Anchor- |Havre 71 53 FRANCES BERG |%5 Sas o The blaze has not yet touched Ketchikan 66 43 51 .03 Rain P National Forest regions in the Kenai Kodiak 49 42 45 11 Cloudy & OPULAB PIANO Peninsula. It is apparently ad- | Kotzebue 47 38 43 0 Fog z vancing unchecked across the penin- | Los Angeles 85 58 59 0 Fog | Keyboard Harmony and Arrangmg sula toward Cook Inlet. | McGrath 62} 148 42 0 Pt. Cloudy |, B }Nnme 567 ol 48 Trace Pt. Cloudy ! | anE INTB(]DUCTOBY LESSON | Northway 62 39 39 Trace Clear | i Warm blcoded animals &ie usu- Petersburg 65 43 50 0 Clear | PHONE: BLACK 604 ally more susceptible to snake poi-| portland 7 49 59 33 Rain sons than cold blooded arimals. |Prince George 69" | [iI88 50 0 Cloudy | | - 2 ST 2 . —— | Prince Rupert 65 £0 52 a1 Rain Seattle 7't LE Rain | Sitka 67 50 50 03 Cloudy Whitehorse TR 37 0 Cloudy | Yakutat 64 38 45 0 Cloudy | COLUMBIA i ] s k ¥ *—(4:30 a. m. yesterday to 4:30 a. m. today) { BREWERIES 5 pe“ "'g 0 WEATHER SYNOPSIS: At least two distinct low pressure centers Inc. lie in the Gulf of Alaska this morning. The first lies 100 miles west B ABY 'I RICKS of Graham Island with the sccond about 500 miles west of Kodink These two centers will combinc within the next 24 hours forming | one rather large center in the northern Gulf of Alaska. 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