The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, August 15, 1947, Page 8

PAGEEIGHT TWO AIRLINES SETTO LAUNCH She's Named ""Miss Ohio BULLETINS BATAVIA—(M THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE— JUNEAU, ALASKA : GETS $250,000 DOROTHY PLUM | RESIGNS FROM 'RECOMMEND FRIDAY, AUGUST 15, 1947 11 HIGH BURMA | OFFICIALS HIT | Dutch soldiers | JAPAN SERVICE | SRS ST UNON. OFFICE DENIAL PAA | "y poison pior sharp clash south of Salitiga, in —— ! —_— Pan American Asks Chart- ;‘,‘,’;"]‘;',‘,,,;1.‘,‘;;;- Lf§(lnf’“‘13’u‘(c;°";§‘:,1::: Central Labor Council APPI_I(A"ONArmed Atfack Is Made on er Flights — Northwest ties n the lnst 24 hours totaled President Quits Her Two 5 Police Guarding Par- Accepting Passengers heaviest losses acknowledzed since | ocal {Jnjon Positions CAB Examiners’ Report: 1y Headquarters gan 11 days ago. Concludes Juneau-Ketchi- WASHINGTON 15—(P Mrs. Dorcthy Plum is resigning ! RANGOON. Burma, Aug. 15.— Commercia pas: service NEW YORK #— George Tru- from her two important local union | H H (M—An atterpt to poison. high has started between the United man and Cliff Evans, Jr., Elho are positions. Mrs, l]’lum is both Presi- kan SerVKe UndeS"abIe ranking officers of the People’s States and Tokyo along with an 11y around-the-world in Piper dent of the Juneau Central Labor 4 e Volunteer Organization, militant American move to oj Japan to “air flivvers,” have Leen fog-bound Ccuncil (AFL) and Secretary and | Civil Aeronautics Board examin- ‘private army” of the anti-Fascist general international civil avia- in Greenland since their arrival Business Agent of the Juneau Local ers have recommended that the Peoplc’s Freedom League, Wwas ticn there early this week, and have of the Hotel and Restaurant Work- application by Pan American Air- made last night during a dinner T 1 not taken off on the next leg for ers Union. ways, for the carrying of passen- party, officials said today: 2 Tuesday @ United Iceland, their flight manager re- A special mceting of the Hotel gers between Juneau and Ketchi- —Shortly.after the dinner 11 offi- thorized servi a temporary ported here today. and Restaurant Workers will be( =0 0" g . kan on a regular basis be denied, cers collapsed and were tushed to | s by Pan can Alrwa - held in the A. F. of L. Hall tonight | MRS. MADGE CONRAD laccording to announcement re- the hospital, where seyen were and Northwest ing a McCHORD FIELD, Wash—®— at 8:30 in order to elect her .~uc»} BEVERLY HILLS, Cal. — Mrs. :cci\'cd here from CAB headquart- detained for further treatment. tien the 11 m Far Eastern Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower's C-54 cessor. Her resignation as Presi-| Madge Cenrad, maid in a fash- ers in Anchorage. "Ihc Anu-F_asclst People’s Free- Commissicn on a general civil took off here at 9:35 a. m. (PST) dent of the Central Labor Council| ionable Beverly Hills home, may The application was contested dom League is the dominant poli- tion pelicy proposed for Japan by for Lowry Field, Denver, enroute will be acted upon at its next regu- ' not leok very happy in this by Alaska Coastal Airlines and tical movement in Burma, cur- the United States during Allied oc- to Washington, D. C., Army Flight jar meeting on August 22. | photograph but she has just been ;E]hs Air Transport, and hearings TeDgY drarluV\g- its r.on%ul.uliun to cupation. Service reported. Mrs. Plum said she regretted the | informed that her fiance, Paul |were held in Juncau during Aug- Lecome a sovereign ‘ep‘f_bh" T Since American forces moved in- S "necessity of resigning from her| ppcKerns, real estate dealer who | ust, 1945. e s o i B to Japan two years ago air trans- SITKA, Alaska —(®— Albert B. work but explained that other du- ‘ il i 2 Pan American Airw. carries memters, leaders of the interim . 52 o | was killed in a traffic accdent ) Mt Bnd . of Hhe: AFPPL port service has been limited to | Mosher, 52, buyer for Food Pro- jes demand more of her time than B 250, passengers Lotween Ketchikan and'® e i d military pla American lines ducts, Inc., Seattle, dicd suddenly ghe can devote to the unions. AT RSN, has left her $250,- 1) oan at present and will con- Wer® assassinated last month. | 000 cash in his will. Mrs. Conrad Among those poisoned were Bo at his home here today. A former tinue to do so under the ruling were permitted to e fuel stops 2 ety lm(‘ ,,]m [." disct ,:?(W,,,l [“Ik(\( ,I,’n resident of Warrenton, Ore., Mosh- g was to have married McKerns only if they bave purchased a Tun Lin, ponuc_al and private passengers. er had keen living here for three To HEAR APPEAL two days after the fatal acci- !through ticket to or from Seattle secretary to Thakin Nu.‘ who suc- The temporary service by the yeaTe i dent. Mrs. Conrad has three |or other further points on the ¢ecded Aung San at Premier. two United States carriers coin- | ' married children and eight route. | Hospital attendants sgxd all | | WASHINGTON —(®— The State or MURDERER IN | those treated were recovering and cides with first steps to shift Jap- | Blende, blue-eyed Nancy Nesbitt, 22, was named “Miss Ohio” in grandchildren and would like to Their application for amendment were expected to leave their wards anese postwar foreign trade to| competition with 19 other lovelies at Akron. She had previously been Rg‘i’:’;‘";:’xee Cha"fi"dd ,,‘“d‘r‘;’ bfi“:: have them all in Beverly Hills |of their certificate of public con- ' o WA 4 " RAgEn » i r ree methods” al eing | g § i et : l\:,:mt“ “(‘?Tn:”l,?; (‘Tmud .I" | e 3 Glovslancr & Dy |used in Rumania to exact “con- SEAIILE, SEPT- 9‘ with her now. (Int¢rnational \\‘emu;gl; “‘;d ;]u‘cc(s:sll‘i, :ndel s!ez ! Shortly after midmight, uniden- a0 b Bk e tation |3 ~ | fessions” from political prisoners iy Soundphoto) om0 o e O e e jex | tifled persons In & feep fired au- to Tokyo of 400 rm_m‘,;l “,fxdew MINE EXPI_OSION explosion until he reached the arrested by the Communist-domin- The appeal of George Meeks, con- | approval o[‘ pfan:s 5 Cm;ry incer-‘mmauc ]:veupons dat n:lmedB B::; for whom Gen, Douglas MacArthur, surface after the X\‘lgl.ls \lmk' ated government. victed Juneau murderer, will be I.OM YOU"G DIES IN {port passengers between ~Juneau {Pesrel‘g?alceats‘u’nx;fl;:n: e and‘ e s Supreme Allied Commander, has Mine company spokesmen said reNE : heard by the Ninth District U. S. lang Ketdm¥an. ~:v e‘ud Iu 5 . 1 authorized visits beginning Aug. 15 lEAVES 3 DEAD only the five men were the| TAMPICO, Mex. —A— Eighteen Gircuit Court of Appeals on Sept.| SEA"’[E HOSPITAL ! ©AB Docket 1972, reporting on b5 R e i Northwest Alrline officials said | | blast area, and that other foot waves pounded this port city 9 when it meets in Seattle. Meeks the 1045 hearings, summarized casualty was rep A they started accepting passengers s Fonguiin e .b'.”? accounted for today as hurricane winds With a was convicted in March 1946 of '“Applicant’s position is by no for Tokyo last week. Northwest i A WETR SDRINERO 0 )‘°“’“’-"L‘“Sk“‘3t’]‘ os 9 miles an the murder of Clarence J. Camp-| Word has been received in Ju-'means without merit. A condition| Seil it win an Empuc v7ant-adl operates trom botn mimeapons HUNAreds Held in uspense | = hour struck the Gulf Coast of bl in Juncau in Dec, 1045 |neau of the death last Saturday in a certificate which prohibits iRl e S and Seattle three times weekly, e He is serving a term of life im- of Tom Young, long time resident a carrier from engaging in the Agony, Fearing Major Disaster connecting at Anchorage, Alaska. Pan American Airways, operat- ing across the Pacific via Honolulu, | has asked MacArthur for permits | for several charter flights e ST e : signed pauper’s papers. St s Trv?(vr: ;2";\;} 1SWF;1T§:?N:£?R’I\;(:1~?L kfi:’rfii One cannery and two individuals g4-year-old General, taken prison- E_ Monagle and Willam L. Paul, was in his late sixties or early is charged with the responsibility | SP!ED the start of regular schedules and. two othars” Bilntly, infured| ipptound gBlley by (L:.B. QOM- “er ol the(dafAness Biter Baan, b, ‘are erying 'ha-atiwreys ‘for eeverties, bt his Uhgn s was a0 ol dlvElIngE SRS lER an| S NdFbiwest s beens Operarig |1nat et AN Hue: sehlprir KBt e IUE, QR Tesigidn ol apnouneed s ShilieE ity A% S the (e definitely known economically sound and finan- SHIPME"T % through Japan to China since July |which brought hundreds of plosion | violating fishing regulations. The clase of a VJ-Day address yester- Notice of the hearing was recelv- | There are no known surviving cially stable system of air| T b ittetio Yoas b peartibtad L Uthh ABOTE Bl aa e o TR O AlsRa VOUERS, Y, ed this morning by U. S. District 'Telatives. Funeral services were transportation and should, by to take on or dxs(:hargfl passeng- major disaster mngo:m«c;-h ‘min;xs‘msnmes Hhs daimad, i Attorney P. J. Gilmore, Jr, from 'beld in Seattle and Young Wwas not, in the absence of compelling . ers in Japan within five months. | The Astoria and Puget Sound \WASHINGTON —®— The cen- the Clerk of the Circuit Court. | buried yesterday morning at 11 reason, unduly strengthen one car-| 4 |Canning Co., at Point Adolphus, sus bureau reported today that “a R s o'clock. rier at the peril of another. | The operating authority for the | For more than two hours, a |crowd of atout 2,000 milled around | two airlines is for passengers only, S g . 3 v | xlucing chen "‘”d‘ mail :::‘m?':""’“:i 'x::]vmth:re:el:;f t::t“ was also ordered to forfeit the Jation of the Pacific Coast states 3 'I' ' H i |tificate will merely serve to in- = ¥ 2 T s bc‘;vn ot or :‘_ap_ 800 fish found in the trap which by 3281,000. This was a popula- fallSpNS e p tensify a situation which the SITKA PEOPLE HERE ' - was discovered to be improperly tion gain of 33.9 percent for Cali- The following building permits Board has already found may re- | | ped. Not until about 11 o'clock when THREE ARE FINED FOR FISHING VIOLATIONS was fined $1,000 for iish trap during a closed period. clesed on a Sunday. operating a BEVERLY HILLS, Cai. -—#— Gen. Jonathan M. Wainwright will retire at the end of August af- ter 45 years of Army service. The great westward movement” between 1940 and 1946 increased the popu- fornia, Washington and Oregon. of Gdstineau Channel, in Maynard Hospital, Seattle, at 8:05 p. m. Young was a carpenter by trade, and lived for many years in a home on the Douglas highway. He prisonment at the Federal Peniten- uary, McNeil Island, Wash. His appeal will be heard at the expense of the government because he has Both M. > —— BUILDING PERMITS have been issued during the past Operglign Pakrat | | struction carriage of local passengers b2 tween two points which it serves seems essentially contrary to the puklic interest. “On the other hand, the Board “Manifestly, removal of the re-' in Pan American’s cel sult in the elimination of one or Mrs. Frank Wright, Jr, andl ~—0¢ ; i Sandy Stevens, Captain the o B week by City Engineer J. L. Mc- the other of the interveners from daughter Pat, are regisicred at the ANy of ““"“O‘k“f“‘““‘“fi“ o the (wanderer, was fined $750 for re- WASHINGTON —(P— President N this route.” 0 Baranof Hotel. |surface, unaware of the blast, Was|ceiving and buying illegally caught Truman met with his cabinet for L. E. Iverson, a single car garage | SEATTLE, Aug. 15—iP—Three U., A second report issued by the P s tied-vp ] o Swm:’m d‘;p;‘“m A > halibut. He was also ordered to nearly an hour today in their at 921 D Street, $300. Work to S. Army transports now being used Apchorage CAB headquarters i s up to 53% e dead, members of a drilling | [OFfelt the 569 péunds of halibut regular Friday session. Secretdry be done by Iverson. 310 nault the Alaskan Department recommends denial of the appli- W‘“},J‘)'fic:z more, you'll BACK "'0 _ are Charles H. Clark, Wait- invelved. Ted Childers, the of Labor Schwellenbach told fte- Jack Fargher, repair roof with in “Operatjon Pack Rat"—the in- cation of Cordova Air Service, Inc., on ;t to Clipper Express er Clements, Jr, and George L.|Alaska Coast Fisher received a porters it was largely routine. asphalt shingles at 115 Gastineau, activation "of Shemya, Amchitka for amendment of its certificate :’:tite chipments within Filkins, all of West Frankfort similar fine for the same offense, Other members were silent. $200. To be done by Grant Bald- and Attu in the Aleutian Islands— of public convenience and neces- Alaska, and to or flfom Sr H 0 Ol_ The injured who were treated 20d forfeited 1,100 pounds of hali-| ~ win. ~lwill return to Seattle early in sity and extension of its routes Outside. ASkf"de;Tr:&:‘l » at the mine for minor burns and Put | SAN DIEGO —M— Vice Admir- Mrs. Gunnar Blomgren, repair Novemker, the Port cf Embarka- out of Cordova. c“ppgrgxpreggaréhppfls. S P E c l A I_ sdnt: Niopke are Mike ' Shinklewics - eee al Alfred E. Montgomery has been roof at Sth and Calhoun, $200. tion said here. ———— on swift 4-engine And’ W. A, Biair electricians. of KEEP RETURNS assigned as commandant of the Work to be done by Hans Berg. The vessels are the Louis Weule, SVERDRUPS OU BARANOF HOTEL nearby Benton. Marshal Keep, attorney the. 17th Naval ‘District with headquart- A. R. Duncan, repairs to dv&'fll< Frtdm'lclg H. Nc‘well and_the C_DI-, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Sverdrup Telephone 106 Harold Walker, State Superin- Alaska Unemployment Compensa- ers at Kodiak, Alaska. Montgomery ing on Gold Belt Avenue, $500. lin McKinley, Liberty ships whlch‘saued frpm Juneau this morning on A”m[a” tendent of Mines and Minerals, tion Commission, returned his will dlwn command the Alask_an Sea Wor kto be done by Hans Berg._ iirst came to Seattle last May. the Princess Norah, bound for Hfl said the blast “probably was a lo- office yesterday following a busi- Frontier, the Northern Frontier and E. P. Madsen, kitchen addition They were loaned to the Alaskan Yakima, Washington, and. Minnea- mym cal gas explosion” One man, ness trip to iR T baris Northern Pacific aveas. Yesterday at 811 West 8th Street, $200. Work Department for six months to polis, Minn. They will return after | o Clppers working in a neighboring entry- 3 SRR at San Diego, Vice Admiral George to b_e done by Madsen. transport Army equipment from visiting friends and family in abo“"i way, said he saw a cloud of smoke, AT THE BARA! D. Muwrsy ;um‘;d:: Henondy Mi D*"":lsv i) znoiy Wall the Aleutians to the mainland of |a month. 5 £ > e - ¥ .. as commander of e s ‘ask covering and repair plumkting Alaska. . £ Rin 8 and dust in the area, but that he, Joe Adair of Annefte Island is Fleet. building at 268 . Franklin Street,| Snortly after their return to v.hej did not know there had been an at the Baranof Hotel. leased to George Ward, $500. Work seattle Port of Embarkation, the to be done by Ward. vesscls are scheduled for decom- RGN, 1 RS missioning and transfer to the U. BUILD NEW OVERPASS s Maritime Commission. Ccenstruction of a new overpass Following V-J Day the ships was begun yesterday by the CIty|ywere leased to the Japamese Gov- Street Department on Calhoun ernment to return men and sup- Avenue at Fifth Street. City Street | pjies fyom far-flung islands. Foreman Bert Lybeck announced e today that the job is expected to; I6- e completed within two weeks and - 1will be ready for use when Juneau‘pRIN(tSS NORAH schools recpen. The new overpass MISS TREMEL H.""G 'will be constructed with all new SOUTH THIS A M. . SOUIH FOR MARRIAG ’CCncr(‘te »D}CI'S.M ~— | The SS Princess Norah sailed for | LONDON - |\ - The front page zn‘.aslhoad of the London Daily § Mail for many ycars has carried 2 the Slogan: “For King and Em- pire.” Today it was changed. It ? now reads: “For King and Com- z monwealth.” It was an example ) | E First Church of Christ Scientist announces a free lecture of the simplicity and quiet dis- played by Great Britain on dependence Day for India. - eee—— on "Christian Science: A Practical Religion” ' materials- and will be erected on HERE FROM SITKA | Vancouver, B. C,, at 9 o'clecck this Miss Josephine Tremel, who is Laurence Freeburn, Traffic Man- morning. Juneau passengers sail- ¥ y to be married to Mr. John Weiss ager with the West Coast Airlines,|ing to Vanccuver were: Mr. and | the latter is registered at the Baranof Hotel.|Mrs./ Harold Sverdrup, Rodney § by ' § George Channing, C.S.B. " i | i | ‘of Bremerton, Wash., = 5 g - ® Of San FranClSCOl Callffl[n]a 'part of this month, flew south'He is accompanied by Billy Free-|Crccker, Mrs. Myra Crocker, Rev. Bells “"l' SM” R.”y | vesterday via Pan American Air- burn. tand Mrs. W. R. Booth. Sailing to / K Member of the Board of Lectureship | ways. She was accompanied by — e Seattle were Mrs. N. Trambitas ' I 7t The First Church of Christ, Scientist, {Juanita McOrait, who has been| Empire Wani-acs ror reswits!'and Galemer Trambitas. And you 1l need to ‘dress up i those young ladies for ‘ their fall term. No Problem at All Boston, Mass. y | her house guest for several weeks. 7 3 Miss Tremel was honored at ‘many bridal showers prior to her | MONDAY, August 18, 1947, 8 P. M. 1.0.0. F. Hall departure. She has been an em- | ployee of the Unemployment Com- | pensation Commission for severalj NO CHICKENS For bright girls !years. After her marriage, she at_school (and e b e e S b S s L G e MOl e i Rremr AVA l I AB l E office too) . .. e BUPOASITEblS e A 2% 1088 sem AN — Just look over our bright clever skirts 2 array of dresses in long- wearing fabrics and in gay, colorful, satisfying styles. They’ll please the young folks, assuredly. Sizes from ’Teen-age needs clear down to Kindergart- en, requirements. Chil- dren’s wear that gives SATISFACTION. that stretch your wardrobes. 100% Wool 9to 15 ® Blue ® OGreen @ Fuschia @ Black @ Brown See Qur SATURDAY SPECIAL Skirts . . . $6.95 Shores’ regret o announce that no chickens are available this- week. w WATCH FOR OUR ‘ ANNOUNCEMENT Lo NEXT THURSDAY A, t I ——— | it’s Perfect! it’s Percy’s new formula ICE CREAM SOFT OR REAL OLD FASHIONED Enjoy it with yvour meals or at Percy’s Fountain. TAKE SOME -HOME! INFANT AND (/) CHILDREN'S WEAR Womens Apearay ! Juneau, Ahsh” Baraof Hotel Building 1¢s the Nicest Store in Towm