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

PAGE EIGHT .nmmumummmm|m|||u||mumn||mmmmmmn|ummuumumnu.[IWO MEASURES ~ ON FISHERIES ARE | GIVEN APPROVAL every evening except Monday at the S fisheries House approval and yesterday to the Senate. One was the “Saocl Fishery Act of 194 House Merchant M SALMON CREEK COUNTRY CLUB thorizing enforcement of fishing | | nstitwa z regulations of the lmenuuonnl‘ ’Dnglug bridge. Pacific Salmon , Fisheries Commis-T RA![ROADS GET | Ten houses will ve erected im- alofy oy thie” Peabir Biver. systain ot !mediately on the upper side of the British Columbia. fisheries agreement $1.75 § _ the three States will be coordinated ; S 801&1 Dlnner with present activities of the Fed-| WASHINGTON, July 8—P—The man of the U. S. Forest P eral Fish and Wildiife Service, Interstate Comm .- — FIVE MlllION IS APPROPRIATED BY SENATE FOR ARMY TONIGHT PORK ROAST Salad—Vegetable—Potatoes—Biscuits and Honey Half Portions for Children — $1.00 House Acts on Commdiee ! ficutt Reports, Sends Them Over to Senale transmitted ye Salmon | Surgery, which rine Committee | landed in a heavy sea and raced said would carry out an agreement, signed by Canada in 1930 and rati- | Coast Guard cutter Citrus had also |ber Mills, fied by both countries in 1937, au- | Also approved was the marine drawn up by California, Oregon and Washington. Under this bill, regulation work of THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—IUNEAU ALASKA !NAvv SENDS BPY T0 UNGA ISLAND FOR ILL SEAMAN SEATTLE, J\II) 8. 4!7’70" a dif- 1,000-mile rescue flight, a ‘I\dn PBY flew from Kodiak Island | Pacific | headquarters reported today. given | Christenson, of Unga Island, was |gravely ill with acute ingrown vesterday to | hernia, Dr. O. P. Johann, Chief of Douglas Highway for the construc- tion of homes for employees of the ‘The land, 850 by 100 feet, a was purchased by the Corporation fog bank returning to Kodiak. The \when it took over the Juneau Lum- It is bisected by said. The BPY, flown by the | Pilot Lieut. M. D. Fox, Tulsa, Okla,, sawmill | headed for th ~cen( PERMISSION FOR RATE ADJUSTING lh(’ property iroad | Regional ced with freight rate ments, increasing in the North and ast and lowering !vice itariffs by the same amount in the permitted by the Forest Service. g 8. THREC RA South and Western States east of | In order to assist industrial ad- Wildiie. Sebvice plade. piloted” by TR {the Rocky Mountains vancement in this area, Burdick n\pnuu, Dr. Moore was called The territorial class rates adjust- {immediately gave his okay to the P %o on ition by Dr. James ments apply mostly to the move- plans for the upper side of the [t for cORMIEHOR BV TH SAHES fiood As It Locks! ment. of: manutactured gotdsimna 'Toad: but lst ‘Helntsleman igive the O:/RIde ¥ia Jns beey treating, i > e are designed to effect greater uni- Inc, {the highway and is located etween Douglas and the Juneau Spruce Corporation Is Building Homes on Douglas Highway for More Employees to ’l/n;z IshlndH in lh((;‘ Ah‘:uuans | _— — e “Cheerful as ‘fand returned ar ristenson, \ e | The first step has been iaken! The property where the new b ” | crew member of the trawler Ketov P Siomibk sk Bhing SaRstOGIEE L ¥ its Name” | to the Kodiak dispensary for medical |toward adding another work shift \’/A\HI\()TON July 8—P—Two | ! aid, 13th Naval District Coast Guard jat_the June peftaining to were au Spruce Corporation. E. S. Hawkins, Resident Manager, announced that crews began work clear {property and 24 more will be add- (ed later on the same side est to fill in the water side of and bring it level has been Forester B. Commission | who is now in Washington, D. C. today directed the railroads to pro- | Assistant Regional Forester Charles readjust- | ! G. Burdick explained that con: ates 10 per cent lmn of this kind on Forest right-of-ways final word on the plans for is not Enjoy the whiskey that's ing used at present by thegSpruce company for the storage of logs The homes will be 12 feet by 24 feet in dimensions and will have all modern conveniences. Hawkins said that it is absolutely necessary to build these homes because of the hnuung <hurldu in this area. DOCTOR CALLED FROM SITKA T0 AID HURT GIRL The condition of Miss Ruth Hun- sicker is still eported as unchang- ed today at St. Ann’s Hospital where she is paralyzed from a back in- jury in an autcmobile accident July 4 on the Glacier Hig 3 Dr. Phillip H. Moore, Territc ealth Department Orthopedic Sur- the ANS Mt. Edgecumbe in Sitka, was flown to Ju- land on the Kentucky Whiskey-A Blend; about NATIONAL DISTILIFRS PRODUCTS CORPORATION, N. Y. » 86 A re-| up to approved by F. Heintzle- Service w Percy’ LUNCHEON SUGGESTION usually injured woman. In the meantime, U. the S. District TUESDAY, JULY 8, 1947 oo SUNNY BROOK PROOF « 656 GRAIN NEUTRAL SPIRITS SRAND i i i TON, July 8—UP—The ey A al freight rates |lower project. Hawkins said that o el Ch]nese S eClahles opriations Committee | ©OTtY In the national frelght rates A Attorney P. J. Gilmore, Jr. is con- There’s nothing like a thd) thd ¢ the A $ structure. Iplans call for full utilization of i s 1 i succulent, juicy ham- voted today to give the Army $5,- . ducting an investigation of the ac- 3 (i 2 % * . e 10 |; wil ly the entire property for the hous A : g 3 2 CHOP SUEY CHOW MEIN 616618799 for the current fiscal , Lo¢ Iz‘fl"'lf“‘l“:‘lr ’l';?:‘ M::fl;’;‘fm e ) S amployees. cident in which Miss Hunsicker was burger and a tall, Come in often—enjoy year, an increase of $335,636,376 1 s ey 3 injured. Upon completion of the coid stein of beer to our luncheon special- 4 north of the Ohio and Potomac | Hawkins said that as soon as the S 43 {es CBAB FOO YUNG over the amount voted by the' . " 3 o A | investigation, Merle H. Sipprell, 22, whet your appetite— ties S, Ifirst ten houses have been com- House. driver of the car, will be brought to EGG FOO YUNG FRIED RICE b Agriculture Salmon Creek Country Club 3 Miles North of Juneau on Glacier Highway Department acres, or 17.6 percent last year. Trueman E. Cook of Lighthouse is oi Hotel. IN THE BANQUET ROOM D N L T 0 VR YT PN Rig Baranof Hotel Building It’s the Nicest Store in Touwn DRESSES nd COATS Greatly Reduced SUITS including 3-piece, tailored and fancy, sizes 12 t0 20. S b fo Rain-Beau” Plastic $35.00 RAINCOATS ? | $3.95 ROBES | Greatly Reduced T 36.95 ALL HATS 0% OFF NO EXCHANGES, NO APPROVALS, NO REFUNDS: all sales FINAL COTTON ACREAGE REPORTED UPPED WASHINGTON, July 8—(#—Th teday that cotton acreage in culti- .vation on July 1 totaled 21,389,000 more than| JRRAt Lo SRR KETCHIKAN MAN HERE John Thornton of Ketchikan is bly lines yesterday. WE ALSO HAVE PRIVATE BOOTHS e o ko LIGHTHOUSE MAN HERE Sentinal 140,688 trucks a guest at the Baran- resalls! ENDSWEDNESDAY including felts and straws BATHING The changes originally were oxd- 'pleted for the housing of key per- when ‘have been made in d by ICC in 1945. Ikoxmcl and DETROIT, July 8—®—Chevrolet Division of General Motors Corp. announced today that its 500,000th unit for 1947 came from the assem- At the close of yesterday’s pro-' duction Chevrolet’s 1947 output in- | cluded 360947 passcrcer cars and Because of prolonged strike and shortages, Chevrolet did reach the half million mark t year \nnl mid-November. I m | no Summer NNy fine.” SUITS $1.95 ¢ | expectations materialize. FRANK BROWN IS RIGHT! ... And like him, scores of other experts...who really know tobacco . . . have seen the makers of Lucky Strike buy “‘tobacco that’s really After all, that’s what you want in a | cigarette...the honest, deep-down enJoy- ment of fine tobacco. So remember... some F. A. BROWN, INDEPENDENT TOBACCO WAREHOUSEMAN trial before U. S. 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