The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, November 3, 1947, Page 8

MONDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1945 o | THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU, ALASKA a sterling silver [ " terviewer at )is wife’s home in | Mrs. Grace Wiley, ]IY s | suburban London E rmm act, and Mrs. G. G. Brown, E‘U ! S a { "I knew also they had plans in milk glass plates. |advance with a military court to ElKS pRoNouN(ED After the orchestra left, the party sentence us to death.” adjourned from the Ballroom to the T “After T got the news they were | I‘,lk< Bubble Room, where Lil Uggen sion to go away because, after all, ‘m.u“u.\ including her famous num- they would sentence us to death ber, “Whoopee. I N B RI I A I N F I_ E E s and our people would try to avenge A gay time was had by Elks .m(l. e us and cause unne blood- | their ladies who attended the Em- | | ished " Mikolajczyk satd blem Club Night at the Elks Ball- AMERI(A“ lEGm" PR et o AT room on Saturday evening. Fur Setback for Government ; dfrom W O e e e | MEETING O TALK ‘ 8 Escaped from arsawTwo cvening to the wee small hours ABOUT POSI LAND Dancing was enjoyed to the music | of RUSS REJECT and his orchestrs was served Regime Indicated in | Municipal Elections Weeks Ago - Finally Reaches Sanctuary Bill Matheny buffet supper An importar to the American Legion lot will be matter pertaining a e party was a benefit for a d D i T lh livery rocm lamp the club has pre- | drought up for discussion at to- HONDC 3 nted to St. Ann's Hospita, | night's meeting of Juneau Post No. T 1 By ALEX SINGLETON | | 4, American Legion. The Armistice : s G55 L0 LONDON, Nov Queen of the evening Was 1| pance and the Armistice Day Fire- politica 88 ek k Mikolajezyk, the Polish oppc “Hospital Cat,” u broomstick werks Show will also be discussed stock of m_Saturday | lcader who flew from Warsaw ed for the occasion in a nurse All members are urged to attend municipal ele hich observe ago, has made his way t uniform. The “Hospital Cat” Was|,, grder to take part in the vital lear e ad mull.u{ n by plane, a Foreign Office . o the collection depot for fines, Which | gjccussion pertaining, to the Post ruling Labor | O chiseb : Sov|et5 Demand British were coneetca non-compliance | property. e of Commons today. The Br to damcing rezulations. Dance re-| Tpe meeting will be held at'8 from the 388 | government has promised Mik Leave HOIy Land by gulations varied from a “cheek tC| ,yn in the Dugout roughs vot- | jezgk sanctuary cheek” number to a ladies choict ARG - e Christopher Mayhew, Un End Of Year where each lady was required to| MOSES IN TOW! ary of State for i show off the shapely gams of her| Henry Moses, wellknown tur buy- Party leade nkly ad- aid (.h}' plane tuvn:\m' s » SLCCHS Nov." 3¢ esccrt, by rollng his tr r leg up| v, of Hconah is staying at the 4 ".«v,]‘ ”\.. (m‘:-“-;\ ';11«»" year-old leader of the Pol h x\-fnv Russia today rejected American '© the knee | dotel Juneau. et e ‘ s- | ant party had landed at Manston!goooiion Son methods of parti-) Prizes were awarced during the - - s it Airfield, southeast of London I'yi,iin, palestine and instead de- and winners were Mis VISITORS- FROM UTAN ¢ :‘n»kvr- he 1“ '.l»r a IN!' o Kent County. There was No im- .o, icq thay the British end Margaret Fredrickson, who won a ~F. P. Stoneman of Ogden, Utah ‘“”‘y‘* ‘;] (\\‘w A I iew shifes of the estates wiped out by the forest fire which virtually wiped out the Maine mediate ‘““““!“"“ as to the na- 4. mandate over the Holy Land ytha Washington bedspread, is sta at the Baranof. writing on the wa - ! ¢ ¥ or the type of aircraft|, Wi TR o s % = i Sl X TR el L R % round town of Bar Harber. (@ Photo. e Pod s by next. Janualy. i, 8nd WiHOIEW ven the staunchest Conserva Mikolajezyk arrived all troops mo later than May' I, 2 organs, however, refrained to- 1 London. 1948 day from backing editorially the Mikolajezyk’s ~ whereabouts re- s 5 v ° . ) WL The Soviet Union said there Conservative Party chairman Lord 14 Apmn nk fled. Poland’ i, et ot ok Fone vear babwaen w‘.en D-y Woolton for a national election to of his life. Since his de-|,. termination of the mandate throw the Labor Government out ulml-v from his x-.um‘ulzn;d_ ‘;,':,I‘ and complete independence for the ' Lord Woolton said that the elec- | AR S - projected Jewish and Arab states. is one... tions showed that “the voters o ‘ i ml]U “1* ’"‘L”'I ‘U For this period, Russia would the country have no confidence in L mmLI::(]\l-h’“l\“ ble 10 place responsibility for — supervis- LA, - OPIMMUB NI 8 ion under the United Nations the government.” The Laborite Informants in Warsaw have “ouncil ed that Mikolajezyk’s depart- Oounc Soviet Delegate EfifiSSFEADY K. Semen and discussed the resu urday’'s nationwide mur 1 reant the end to organized| ..., gelivered the long-awaited tions the worst beating the Labor opposition to the present| ... seclaration in a closed meet- Party has taken since it was swept clated Press e il ing of the “par " suk Authoritative es said Prime on the Chicago man & .aounced in Warsaw ”_‘ . Ormittes ant PLiERiHe Munister Clement Attlee and his special Polish parliamentary | —yo caiq the' Soviet Union could SICKS' SEATTLE BREWING Cabinet discussed only “informall fon was investigating the . "o cont the United States sug- . % MALTING €O ; § ances surrounding Mikola- Since 1878+ E. G. Sick, Prom the elections, which cost the party Pk sestion that PBritain te entrusted Industrial Institution Washington's Oldest 644 municipal council seats. These SR with the task of administering sources said the formal discussior Jhe Holy Land pending indepen- was about other government mat- and t MAKES STATEM ‘dence “because the mandate has o foods change LONDON, Nov. 3.—P—Stanislaw fajled That seaned stor heetie whelesale level Mikoiajczyk said tonight he fled - attitude Tahor : Pabty-caol wheat closed Poland through the Russian zone T i \to with sales at $2.88 of Germany to the British area af- Joanne Erbland Feted clally. A high gove % 3 ushel. Corn showed 1t | ter learning that the Moscow-spon- aa the Labor Party intended to aturday—* to, scred Polish government planned to 0 9'h B- ihd S ' carry out its ful Socialist program 1 ember con- ' sentence him two ot n ” aY, a . i would refuse to call special tra $225% to §227%. Oats|er Polish Pes officials Mr. and Mrs. John Erbland gave Parliamentary elections were l‘iu 1% cents lower, u‘-u-m- to death. a dinner party at the Salmon Winston Churchill, leader of the Fer $111Y to % , | The Polish opposition leader Creek Country Club on Saturday Gonservatives, was jubilant, But _Suggestions by the President’s yeached the promised sanctuary of evening in honor of the ninth the government source said the La- iv"“‘.“ o ;":"":’ :‘(“1“:" :\l’_,;i' Great fl‘"fliu flll an RAF plane, pirthday of their daughter Joanne NATIONALLY FAMOUS SINCE 1378 bor-controlled Parliament automat- 16 VA % | two weeks after dropping fromsight A beautiful birthday cake was cut ° lcaily. siites. 110500 and ot Ut | R It G El . DR o e | e and served by the honoree. At Your Friendly Tavern then will the government st Sl s ks, Y e : i PHES G e e i3 I got the news on the day of Those attending the party were SOl new mandate from the peaple. Forest area of Orange Ccunty, N. Y., sends up towering (-loullw.x-l 88 by traders to have had some| . opening of Parliament that Mr. and Mrs. Henry Sully, Mr Distributed Throughout Ala ska L & I smoke, visible from the towering towers of Manhattan. This airview of wheat prices as did the jmmunity would be taken away and Mrs. Lisle Hebert and Yvonne by ODOM & COMPANY was made abovs Tusedo Park, N. Y. Forest rangers and volunteers rer bureau predictions for xaill| g0 me," Mikolajezyk told an in- Hebert. - d the blaze before it could leap the highway to invade he rstate 6 SR, Whehs belt b x ENGINEERS CHECK | e o e e e e v e e ovand 1 cent o 000000000 L pou 1c o de twenty years are due, fire anthoritics said to the extended drought. (oo "oveq™n i 61, cents a pound! = & GolD cREEK AND (International Photo) St Chidage,. ¥ s ehh 'm,,‘g = : . W Mulhare: : Some eastern ‘grocers reperted = = Al add M . I MBS b et mivog of v i B MBS eventod (e g A. 8. Cary andn E. J. Gullidge MEMORIAI- R"ES Baranof heavier than normal, but experts = = of the U. S. Engineers Office at A AR id the nation's 1947 supply was = MOST BEAUT[FUL TIES = Seattle havc; been msslifmmg flood Walttesses' atain Girts ample. = = control facilities in agway and HERE WEDNESDAY f B ot Tt 665 _— = Tuneau during the past week, and lod 4 Forery Glnl M8 K. ) N ko e in all America £ g B O U. S, DEPARTMEN? OF COMMERCE, WEATHER BURFAU = = ‘C:nx who is a District Geolo ;‘\f g ree s for H‘”“ SUNEAU. ALASKA = GORGEQUS and GAY = and Gullidge, a Civil Engineer, who was a viotim of the cr WEATHER BULLETIN = = B hree days Skagway in- the Pan Americs ! DATA FOR 24 HOURS ENDED AT 4:30 A, M, 120TH MERIDIAN TIME = . = project Wednesday evenin, o'clock S | L n.\("( 4:30am. 24 hr “Weatherat = . = They arrived in Juncau yesterds e el ; Stati 24 hrs* tem Preci. 430am. = i i B e e s W 5 @ Trce Olowdy == in a riot of colors . . . = ing were conducted by Mayor S Sl o | BaT 18 Sl BN — exquisitely artistic on = Hendrickson and City Eng e e Ly x Bethel 33 13 1oudy = = James McNamara on an inspection p,; et Corc 39 0 Clear = = of the concrete reinforcements a ) 27 0 Fog = = Gold Creek i el Ed 50 0 Clear = 3k = : Fr e RS s . il bt R e 15 0 Cl:ud:‘ = ~ . E I B e, ; i G B THE DELICATE SHIMMERING SURFACES of = a U. S. Engincer'’s represents i 0 10 Rain = ~ . = o RS e B ek P 2 mam = GENUINE...PURE SILK £ Harbor = 0 Cloudy = = Although their primary object Ha Cloudy = A '=_E to report on authorized pro- gt 0 Clear == T'hese neckties are for men who love sheer = _ject at Skagw ; 23 01 Snow = beauty. They have set a new style in neck- = over Ketch Snow = wear for the men of America. Their use has = the possibilities for an a 12 Fog = swept America from coast to coast and are = m;m* Boat Harbor there 42 05 Rain = now brought to Alaska for the = SRy aud, Guaags will Clondy, = - T first time. Yes, you'll declare = k.”: A;.” \‘p”, ge E{"::‘i» E E X C L l S l V E they are the most beautiful E tion < e Cloudy = Not only are these ties exclusive in quality, ties you have ever seen. = s it ol ¥ roed € 41 Trace Clear = excelling in beauty, exceptonal in value, they = BPW HAS PERMANENT b dischn —0n e TSI WD o s Gl e e P s Fouhuig e ? PRICE ? = v z . nd souther 0 southea 4 ng e coast. == fast colors, fres hand, a: esigns Pirs S & = I mihere e i . atures continued slightly bélow ormal over Southeast Alaska = g range of patterhs too numerous to describe 1‘1’lt t, and fht.r: is why tv;'le have = : : b D and Sunday. Rain fell during the ast 24 hours along the coast = The figures range from futurist and geometric ot priced them in this an- = He is { thern California to the Gulf of Ala: d snow or rain fell = themes to delicately painted pastels. The nolimcement. Yowll expect to = el . ver the Rocky Mountain region, Plaines States and Prairie Provinces = assortment is widb becauss we have been pay more than is asked. They = ern United States and southern Canada and over southwestern == saving our monthly “QUOTA" for weeks cn are priced SUBSTANTIALLY = he Te E M % B o A Snow was reported over central and northern da and at = end. Now they are on display in time for BELOW the selling price in = € tatiohs over the interior of Alas Below zero temperatures were == Christmas mailing. Some of you are going the States. = The m A . o = 1 ted at a few stations over the interior of Alaska this morning ‘E to be disappointed when the supply is gone. E I Umiat reported minus 4 degrees (which s the lowest recorded this == Hence we suggest that you come in NOW to = neetin M ¥ MO orning. Temperatures ranged from 28 to 41 degrees along the coast == see the famous Hollywood ties by DUVAL. = o 2 Lo ier. | from Puget Sound to the Gulf of Alaska this morning = = r ; 3 & “The MARINE WEATHER BULLETIN | = . = e i A R ts g arine Stations al oda; = 4 = ‘ ; Mury e A WIND Hmi,m of Waves | = Sold ONLY By £ ' st Weather Temp. Dir.and Vel. (Sea Condition) ‘§ = . tor | Cape cer Cloudy 0 12 2 et Yo r 7 , BE ! it Mocincs e s CUE b e H S GRAVES The Clothing Man s : A . p Point Retreat Cloudy 41 4 Zero = = Re ! 4 ; ger Light Pt. Cloudy 42 11 2 feet |== = BPW . also. vote : e~ Guatd JESH g 43 oS = EXCLUSIVE DEALERS IN FLORSHEIM SHOES = agazine subscriptic FROM SAN FABLO MARINE FORECAST )u}{ PFRIOD }NDII\(, TUESDAY = = i e B S o oLy Sunal s Tuky et e = MAIL ORDERS will be shipped C. 0. 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