The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, July 7, 1947, Page 8

PAGE EIGHT THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU, ALASKA % MONDAY, JULY 7, 1947 SallyCannon [EIGHT BOAT [Clouse Urges |Air Show Given by 66th FllgprflS(SE . | b _wg Here Tuesday | RACES RUN | Boosfing for | Squadron of 57th Fighter OF LIONS TODAY 1 H T , I‘ : President Milt Furness began his | or 'x ays | er y roup s our rl er new duties today at the wceklyl luncheon of the Lions Club Held | i this noon in the Gold Room ef the Eight boat races were run under The Air Show, given by the 66th | Baranof Hotel. Other officers to! e 0 S vaen Declares Juneau Has Great | AST RITES FOR | e rn by s ot | o il e | | was the highlight of Juneau’s Fourth | retary Bill Matheny and Treasurer to many of the residents. Harold Sverdrup. Twelve sleek P-51s arrived from Pins were presented to the past| Anchorage’s Elmendorf Field last | ofticers of the organization by National Pfesident Ladies Auxiliary, VEW, Mak- [5G mie e huse sucees i, OppOrfunity fo Put | ing Inspection Trip 1" T races were run at 6 oeock ‘ ‘ ) the evening of the Fourth, im- I o" IoMoRRo | Wednesday to give the people of | District Governor Prank Hermann. | {mediately after the air show. The >alling for public support of Ju-| | Juneau a picture of the might of | Those receiving the pins were: Al- uar course was well set out [neau’s Salmon Derby, scheduled | the U. S. Air Forces. va Blackerby, Past President; Joe for the fact that it was a bit [for August 31, Milo Clouse, Presi-; r+ . | Pilots of the speedy and powerful | Werner, Past Secretary, and Henry out for the spectators to dent of the Territorial Sportsmen’s FI"Y-Yeal’ RGSIdeI'If Of AI“r‘mll were Majors J. A. Wilson and |Lorenzon, Past Treasurer. Harold| A. S. Kelly, Captains T. V. Gibson |Sverdrup was also presented with a | The course started at the | Ascociation of Juneau, said that| bridge, went out to the buoy | few people realize the one thing| aska Passes Away al |ana 9. F. Btroud, and Lieutenants P";)Of office i J rock dump and finished |most needed in Juneau today is @ . M. A. Bourland, W. R. King, P. J uring the meeting, the docu- Government Dock, with 'group of intelligent and public Home F“day | Merceir, E. F. Williams, J. C. Neill, {mentary film, “America Sails the small boats set along the course as ' spirited citizens, banded together e E. E. Bickerstaff, T. L. Dean and !Seas.” was shown by Eckley Guer-! % |with a determination to put thisd Funeral servives for Peter Carlson, | H. H. Hipsack. Flight leader of the |in Program chairman was Joe! Inth < for the events were J. J. city on the map as the greatest|so-year resident of the Territory |8roup was Major A. S. Kel | Schofner. 'd the Rev. Robert Webb, |tourist and sports center in Alaska.|who passed away Friday at his| The ships went aloft at 5 o'clock | Guests at the meeting included | Y !Charles Burdick of the Forest Westits @ ] nt in local boating af- | “A comprehensive study of the' home in Douglas, are scheduled for |on the afternoon of the Fourth . was no time kept on subject, and a willingness to devote | tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock in |from the local airport and came {Service and Alfred T. Lawrence,| were too many |a few hours per week. to develop!¢he chapel of the Charles W. Carter |over Junean in combat formations, [member of the Seward Lion Club. ditfere and types of boats |a program of the needed,” | Mortuary flights in trio. They circled in flights | Mr. Lawrence is with the Alaska; NATIONALLY FAMOUS SINCE 1878 | Native Service and is being trans-. entered in the competiti Clouse said, “would, in the very' Carlson succumbed after an ill- | lines abreast, coming over in a 5 (derred from Sewayd to Sitka SICRS' JEATTLE BREWING & MALTING C€O. * The outboard races were near future, have a profound ef- ness of several weeks, at the age of | squadron echelon. They then climb- Vel Otdest Industriol tnstitution [ by horsepower carried : fect on the economy u:l Juneau.” g2 vears and six months. Born ,.‘|:-d n;):d peeled off in simulated di\v-; 75 I i ) pESTIETIRE. | O N e o ieach 1t. Jud Whittier beat Sher- He pointed out that other major Sweden, he came to the United | bombiig runs 1 istri d Lo fman Smith in the 5 h.p. division. Alaskan cities have outstripped US States as a young man, and has| They reformed to flights in '”““SOAP Box DERBY i Distributed Throl{ghoul A,]”}Skd {In the 16 hp. class, Keith Wildes' in ng for the future. He jived in Alaska since 1896. |and showed their combat experience | i by ODOM & COMPANY {defeated Bob Nelson, who came in said t Fairbanks has an annual' Ap active man all his life until |in individual acrobatics | ! Plans have been completed for|second. E. N. Anderson beat’ out Ice Carnival and Anchorage, itS the recent illness, Carlson was for| The acrobatic team, led by Capt.! IEST Ru“s w‘ll the ‘e National President.'y H., Worgum in the 22 hp class. annual Fur Rendezvous. Clouse many years employed as janitor in|Joe Stroud. then performed beau- | La ¢ to the Veterans|Anderson ran again in the up to 50 said that Ketchikan is also always the Juneau Public Schools. Since |tifully with —immelmans. loops, BE HElD 'I'UESDAY of Mrs. Sally Can-{h.p. division, but was beaten by Eu- {on its toes to promote anything Septxmber of last year he has been | cuban eights, barrel-rolls and dips. ! non ve) who will ! gene Wood which will bring outside money doing the same work in th Little | They went up to 8,000 feet cnmm(z; 5‘.v; ‘, Juneau tomorrow for a i »('x(ulu‘« h‘u:).\wn won m mdlvn‘duul into the city p . Territorial Building i(lnwn. as low as 59 feet above .:hci All boys competing in the Soap day stay {prize in the 50 h.p. division as his Clouse pointed out that a nucleus: He was a life member of both the | water. The shios then fell mlo:an Derbv whose cars are near an in- water sled was too fast for the of such a group has been formed Juyeau Elks Lodge and Aerie 117, formation and flew back to the air- | enough to compbletion will begin ' Mrs. Cannon W spection of the Ladies Auxiliaryiother boats in that category in the Juneau Sports Committee Douglas Order of Eagles, and also a | field where they put on another | test.r g i at 7: [ to the Veter: of F Warst steve Johnson placed first in the for prometing Juneau as a tourist mm:ber:, of the Pioneers of Alaska, |show for the residents of the high- :,(»:;0é:n;‘,ni}::"—;?;x:}:“ga;:: Z‘Sll) TYPEwn‘TERs Post 5559, and {inboard cruiser race, nosing out and sports center. “While this Igloo ¢ |way. Their show lasted one hour Iy is mot necessary for car bodies - proceed to other - | Reggie Kleweno. group is still small,” he said, “it Elks ritualistic services will be ’and thev came down at 6 o'clocd,! 1o be completed. o i 26 i !! i ’ cations in the Ter I 2 The second cruiser race was run is earnestly hoped that others will conducted for Carlson tomorrow, | With the people of Juneau very These test runs will be held ever: non of the National Headquarters, by Bert Seaton, first, Bob Cowling, realize the value of the work they with the Rev. G. Herbert Hillerman |much thrilled and impressed with { few days until the actual 'amy | Kansas City, Mo., attained that PO- | second, a »d Dr. W. P. Blanton, are doing on behalf of the com- giying the euolgy. Ernest Ehler will | the skill and daring of our boys of | Racers ;hculd be reminded that “ sition of national prominence in 12 third munity and will volunteer their ging two selections, “In the Garden” | the Air Force. | is advisable to begin these test -uns years She was a charter member! The trollers race was won by the services to this organization.” and “What a Friend We Have in Thanks is given to these men -\‘s‘vxm a osslbl' 51 t b . i President of the Lt. Frederick Three Deuces, the Cormorant com- “This committee,” Clouise stated, jegus.” and also to their ground crew, who "u;'u;runles l:vith ue]esoma;ls a:d e;(::: 3 ward Bach, and several grandchil- | cear the national organization the Tundra. Merle Rhodes, skipper August 31 in which more than 100 gren. Two nieces, Mrs. Goothard The air fleet circled over Juneau lAlMER pHERSON IS DUE HERE WEDNESDAY FINER FACILITIES FOR YOUR SERVICE th celcbrated its Silver Jubilee. INn of the Janette, wound up first in a prizes will te awarded.” Clouse pind of Portland, Oregon, and Mrs. |late Saturday afternoon on the re- | cuccession, Mrs. Cannon held seven photo Iinish with the Tundra, under predicted that the Derby will un- oty Holmstrom of Duluth, Minne- | turn to Elmendorf Field, the “boys national posts—as a National Coun- Captain Pete Oswald. doubtedly grow into the largest and gota are surviving: and a nephew, 8iving Juneau a parting salute for | (il member, National Guard, Na-| - ., — most important event in the Ter- james Carlson of Anchorage. the great time they had and expmss-l Almer Peterson, former Republi- tional Assistant Conductress, Na- ritory. Pallbearers will be Al Zenger, ing the m 3 i y ger, Sr., ing e ost profound round of |4 did. Delega i i opductress, National Chief S 2 % jcan candidate for. Delegate to Con- : i g g “u (E(EllA TH'BODEAU OUTDOOK WRITERS HERE John Krugness, Sr., Leslie Iverson, | thanks for the genial hospitality. igress, passed through Juneau en- | 2 CAPHDL T !PEWRIIER co- of Staff, National Junior Vice Clouse sald that the coinciding Vernon Joyver, Knute Nystom and| Enroute to Elmendorf Field, the route to Ketchikan and will return : i of the Derby and the convention Arvid Anderson. Interment will be ' course was changed to give a thrill here Wednesday. i : Slmpson Buxldmg President and National Senior Vice ’ S Nfilm"m prw::fzna‘: JUNEAU s OUEE“ FoR here of the Outdoor Writers Asso- in the Elks plot of Evergreen Cente- vlo the little lonely daughter of Wil- | Chairman of the Republican Fi- 4] o e R ciation of America can do much tery. 4w !llam Gregory, lighthouse keeper on nance Committee, Peterson is visit- : JUNEAU tion of about 300,000 members : for Juneau. He explained that no e Sentinel Island. Maji & i d ik e 4 R = S jor Kelly re- jng Juneau and vicinity in that E Mrs. Cannon's eligibility to the FOURTH (ELEBRAT‘O other body or group which bas ceived word from Gregory asking m;,amv i E Ala - 1 ¥. Ladies Auxiliary s , through (b come to Alaska previo can the fleet vass over the island and SIS E N o Jum. i H?qu::‘v(t) (;}?;. Queen Cecelia Thibodeau reigned Mean half as much to Juneau as Barano' In ithe request was granted with! Whorwps 4 the Outdoor Writers if the people pleasure. ‘Flllpl os Spo"sokl = I ’ ¥ over Juneau's 4th of July celebra- Phone 828 ral Staff, U. S. 60th Engineers, o tion. Her coronation, which took Of Juneau unite in an all-out ef- : (2 e i <2 France, World War I 1 g 5 . t | : Lo lace at the Coronation Ball -hela fort to prove that we have the | & 5 A Through the years, Mrs. Cannon p ety 3 i Writing Royal Typewriter with has beén promingnt in the busi- Thursday evening in the Ejp gt st vacaton Jagd gn. eatih., .. | NURSEMAiD OBIAINED MAGIgC‘ M: in. YFT: ;i.c'l;:n ss. civic and social circles of the room. was attended by hundreds of | O, Fer) Jaciess has admiring subjects. “Think of the value in publicity Of particular interest thwe i, 8 "fh"v b, bend| Ajaska Steamship Company's her membership in the' Preceded by her royal attendants ;:;:e}a\f :r l;&::: oenr”e;:ebdac}cia:'l-‘ Baranof arrived in Juneau West; Ladies’ Auxillary will sponsor a Youngstown Safety Councii and and crown-bearer Timmy Hxl‘ler- " Hé Sa?d that thc'vimars e bound this afternoon at 1 o'clock,' On July 4, Miss BPW became Fourth of Julv dance tonight in tha hion man, Queen Cecelia, with a radiant &0 He sald that Hie WSOR € and is due to sail by 5 pm. The bored with her residence in a local Catholic Parish hall | smile. walked down the aisle on f Z" b°m§ il L‘hgv‘g_‘;'h !i Baranof, under Capt. J. Ramsauer, store window. packed up her ex-| Celebrating the first anniversary at 8 o'clock the arm of Mayor Waino Hendrick- Plane or Dboa o {4 with Dave Doran, Purser, brouum'tensivc wardrobe and moved to the of Filipino independence. they will ‘} (I FOR THAT BPW DOll j‘ The Filipino Community Club and for sale and servica of bypayiitu, Royal Portables. Roytype type- writer supplies. Rentals delivered. leadership in the field of fas merchandising. ' On Tuesday evening Mrs. Cannon will be formally pre- cented to the local Ladies VFW. Auxiliary ot a closed meeting in ? On Friday donated by Bud Nance, and crown Cannon jewels donated by Ludwig Nelson, son. With fitting ceremony, the take pictures, guides could escort ;e ousohaccenge i i ) % i g passengers to Juneau Waynor Addition and the home of provide dance music and plenty of | crown was placed upon her head by them to the most scenic and ple- o ' Seattle: Mrs. W. J. Manthey. refreshments. WORLD’S NO.1 ” turesque locations. \ i s the Mayor. A tall gold statuette, Sir 8o bR’ e world can', J- H. Baker, Jack Bass, Mr. and; Mrs. Manthey held the number All Filipinos, their wives, friends e < TYPEWRITER match Alaska’s natural scenic Mr. and Mrs. when the doll and her wardrobe and well-wishers of the Filipino beauty and sports facilities, Clouse n and Virginia were awarded by the Business and j Community Club are cordially in- 5% stated. He requested all Juneau Chezick, Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Corke, | Professional Women's Club during: vited to attend. citizens to aid in showing the sur- Mr. and Mrs. Sidn Craford, Mr. July 4 festivities. | - e \ e Mk Rt US. Pt 08 Tounding country to the visitors 2nd Mrs Alexander Dalziel, Jose-| According to Mrs. Manthey, a! AT BARANOF - SERES when they arrive. The Outdoor Mrs. Tom Bodey. ‘Elmber Chezick, He! the Post Clubrooms. evening, July 11th, Mrs . will be present at an open meeting WET€ also presented to the Queen vFWw Plane tickets to Seattle were ziven Taku Post 5559 and es to her and her first royal princess, Auxiliary to be held also in Ann Thompson. Post Club Rooms. Friday Juls lith' Bettv Bonnett and Marilyn Mer- the National Pres it will tc the Business and Professic nen’'s Club at their ref Baranc for both memberships of the phine Fuller, Helen L. Geri, Mr. nursemaid has already been r)mmn-} Thomas Gedfrey of Alton, I, el e plans Writers are scheduled to be in Ju- ‘x\x:lnx‘x‘;\'w J(j]lm}g”:;r(;;l.“ i “ed. istopping at the Baranof Hotel. a1 Anchorage, donated by the Pacific L‘ca“n;'°m August 28 to September' T s Mrs. M. Helms, Mild- | ¢ | Northern Airlines, Emma Nielsen S6€On¢- red Kister, George Peterson, Gen- 2 e — weekly luncheon at the On Saturday Y will receive ;m choice nffany pat- o eral James G. Steese, Mr. and Mrs. 1 in a place setting of sterling . George Swap, Mrs. Donald Verin )"X'v The service was denated by SOROP"M“I) w“.l land children Darlene, Patience and , the Nugget Shop. Charles. { Next on the program was the HEAR BESS wm.MMS W. Akagi, C. L. Bevington, L. D. grand march, led by the Governor Canada, Willlam Casey, Nick H. and Mrs. Gruening. Participating AT IHURSDAY MEE‘ Gray, J. R. Lank, O. Markham, the march were Mayor Hendrick- John Neonis, D. P. Tatoowi and fon and Queen Cecelia, the five| Mg Bess R. Williams will be Donald Vertin winning contesta and the visit- gyest speaker at the regular Sorop-! From Ketchikan were M. Baker, —————— ing AAF pilots timist luncheon to be held Thurs- M. Booth, Leona McGowan, James This was followed by the Queen’s gay noon in the Iris Room of the McGowan, Dr. D. L. McGowan and SEA SCOUTS FRO} Waltz, Bavanit. |Joe Westreicher. i WRANGE”- EN]OY Final scores for the winning can- | Regional Representative of Child| Scheduled to sail on the Baranof | didates were | Welfare Services for the U. S.ifor Westward ports were George| MY FREE HEARING CLINIC HAS HELPED HUNDREDS TO HEAR AGAIN. MAY | HELP YOU? LUNCHEON SUGGESTION hn Au y to V.F.W. Post No. ing in second. “has laid the groundwork for the carlson is survived by his widow; came down in a C-47 trans al % 8 3 2 2 N s v his sport, a !y o % 2 1823 of Youngstown, Ohio, late N The most thrilling race of the day largest event ever to be held in Ju- s daughter, Mrs. Kenneth Junge; Boeing B-17 Flying Fortress, aerial e HSkded ThprovemEnts hyie . : 1933, In 1938-1939, she was Presi- was hte halibut boat race in which neau. I mean, of course, the an- glso Mrs. Ludwig Nelson and Ed- |Photographer Pfc. Donald Eldred, ! g —_——aai— dent of the Department of ObiO, were entered the Janette, Wilson and nual Salmon Derby scheduled for and the other pilots in the group. Good As It Looks! There’s nothing like a Come to a special [ Cecells “Thibodean ...104,100 Children’s Bureau, Miss Williams Ross, Vincent Close, Ronald Sav- jui JUNEAU s FOURIH: Ann Thompson 158,300 has been conferring in Juncau with age, Don Sando, Charles Swanson,| demonstration of succulent, juicy ha"l’" Come o attan il The Wrangeis Sea Scouts S Beu‘;,‘ Bonnett 124,700 lofficials of the Alaska Department Dean Sando, and Mr. and Mrs. H.| . fM new burger .aml a tall, ]l h —en )¢ i’ | ¢d home Saturday evening after Marilyn Merritt 63300 lof public Welfare on administra- B. Allabock, all for Seward. J. C. € cold stein of beer to our luncheon special- ‘ whet your appetite— ties 1 3 % Emma Neilsen 53,100 ¢ the Child Welfare Services|Lewis is enroute from Juneau to, -4 having spent a wonderful Fourthl ool o cocco were Pa _Ition of the Chi elfare Services | b u o / 2 5 , er princesses were Pat, Hogue, program. |Cordova, and Mrs. C. A. McMickle, feousticore HEARING INSTRUMENT of July in Juneau. Sea Scouts| gagth Dawes, Lois Nicholson, Betty | LR S and Erling Martinsen for Valdez. arrived Thursday morning nnd‘lm“ Hared, Rosemary Iiban Bans | | — e, —— were able to enjoy all of the Fourth| o,c000r ‘Harriet Maurstad, Claire GE“ SIEESE IS { lllllKE ANY OTHER! of July festivities Folta, Harriet Stonehouse, Lenora | » Thursday the Scouts took a WP )eo, ang Lily Ann Maurstad i e gl i T gy g Miss PONIO, ) ednesday &« Tharsny pye B e e SV e | ALICE COUGHLIN OFF | | Erling Oswaldto | 10-12a.m. 1-5and 7-9 p.m. for- | Gen. James G. Steese arrived onl Chas. Eslick, €ki and Ar- iregistered at the Baranof Hotel. {He was head of the Alaska Road ‘Why Wait Until 1950 See it! Try itl There’s no obligation! “ne engagement of Miss Beverly nold Fry, F were inf o £ R : ‘ W4t d o, (harge of the trip oy, Aice Coughiin, wellknown |Commission when it was under the Poffenroth and Mr. Erling Oswald By attending this free clinic, you may A combined Unit of the locall T wnel, 1eft [ Army and is on a vacation trip in|was announced today. Miss Pof- find the road back to the relaxed, on the Aleutian accompanied by her '} rerritory | and ihen iell yourself ihal You Sea Scouts Ship and the Wran-| ... .° ano me 3 gl |fenrcth, who is the daughter -of rey 3 Il Sea Scout Ship took first]S e m;'y‘; hf:’;‘:g-re hM”; |1t ‘was under Gen. Steese’s direc- | Mr. and Mrs. George Poffenroth of strain-free hearing that was once yours in the Unit marching con- 2 OME oy that the construction of the Endicott, Wash. arrived in Juneau —and may be yours again. Sec the once had an opporfunity to in Los Angeles and Mrs. Strand will | i t July Fourth Pt . 4 | Steese + Highway which connects on Friday. The wedding will take ‘Acousticon qal .. . i - 3000 P i Ml g ke e R phicde Uinperitlc, 40 8 oy op buy 4% Preferred Stock of the T |When it was completed in 1929, the| arate tranemitter o in & battery-con- f i ' t g S e e pleted in 1929, the | Church on July 25. inod AL i stiuns Alaska F Corporation o o ihighway was named after him.| Mr. Oswald is the son of Mr. tained ALL-IN-ONE instrument so askKa inance 0 po g |Gen. Steese will remain two or and Mrs. Peter Oswald of Juneau. small it barel, our palm! i FOR :-ELGDAI-‘I-'lA'gHiR M : TIDE TABLE ¢ three days in Juneau and then During the war he. attended the I Daey. svem ) ln31ead of ® travel to Fairbanks via the Haines Merchant Marine Academy and re- y A WORLD-WIDE SERVKCE by the s Bl hle JLL\E' 8 308 ‘Culufl' and the Alcan Highway. ceived a commission from the Navy. Workds First and Oldest ok BU‘ ING IT NOW? Last rites weie held this morn-|e® High tide 4:25 am, 148 ft. e e While stationed with the Navy inl of Electricol Hearing Aids , | inz at 9 oclock at the Catholici® Low tide 11:03 am., 06 ft. e SUES FOR DIVORCE Seattle he met Miss Poffenroth, 3 2 it Shurch ¢ e Nativil r P N 4 g e 17:2 H i ' ibu Church of the Nativity for Phillip ® High tide 17:29 pm. 142 ft :1 {He 5 now on his father's halibut| mm Gallagher, pioneer resident of Ju-|® Low tide 23:24 pm., 44 ft Ada H. Dicter has filed suit for!poat, the Tundra. INTERNATIONAL Only $15,000 available — at par value of $100.00 per share. ABattery.Contained All-in:One Hearing Instrument Almost o5 Thin s o Fountain Pen and only About "' o :"‘;" l;“”“ awey at his home : & ® | divorce in U. S. District Court here - - . here July \ ® e v v s ¢ ® ® @ e|against Ed Alvin Dieter. They were| Leo Lonni . P » s mre B W " jag r | Leo Lonnie Houston and Tessie s 4 ; = | Palltearers were K. W. Kell e married at Roseau, Minn. on June Peters, both of Hoonah, were mag- BARANOF HOTEL Half it Langih! _ For full details call at our office Emmett Bothelho, Tony Thomas. Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Monagle left |16, 1909 and have no minor ‘child- |ried here July 5th by U. 8. Com= E. 0. Pederson, Consultant in the Cooper Building, 4th and Main s iy Streets — or Phone 896. ) Ordos, Robert Thibodeau and on board the Aleutian for Portland, ren. No community property is in- missioner Feiix Gray. Nick Marvin . Thibodeau. Interment was in Ore. where they will attend the volved in the suit which charges' und Mrs. Mary Marvin were wit- roreen cemetery national convention of the BPOE. |crueity nesses § |