The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, November 28, 1947, Page 2

PAGE TWO "HOPES" ARE[30 WRIENFoR _ motaouionious | WRECKAGE i CHAS. SETTLEMEIR THROWN OUI it | Mr. and Mrs. Lewis D. Taylor, ' SEATTLE, Nov. 28 p—Charles | fermer Juneau couple, were the R. Settlemier, 74, widely known Al- parents of a 7 pound 5 ounce baby |aska editor and mining authority, boy at Cordova on November 19 | was 1ound dead in his hotel room cording to werd received here | Savoy) here today, apparently of today. Their son has been named ack Dean | | was news editor of| Taylor is manager of the Cordova | Alaska, News-Miner | office of the Alaska Territorial Em- ent Service and is the son! me to Seattle about five PIo X Fonb Emily Perrin of Juneau. A T RNl 1O nee E Albany, Ore., he went to ! Dawson, Alas in the Id rush 1J07. He was connected with the News and Anchorage Times to Fairbs ation of Alaska Juneau mine ttlemier was con- today is 4, American Can 79,| best informed Anaconda 35%, Curtiss-Wright 5 testifyin Economic e low-1" 1 Dawsc Weston, died three Northern Pa ago. Funeral arrangements 75, Pound $4.0315. the arrival of his daughter- s today were 930,000 shares. not in-law, Mrs. Mary Settlemier from talk- San Francisco. authority” but! ->o o — HirE For Lumper Alaskan Air Force mited ties 32.88. that there rence between complete ity and was rais- in the Alaska Steamship's freight- asked If the anti- er, Coastal Rambler, at 7 o'clock ' WASHINGTON, Nov. 38— program “contemplates a this morning from the Westward The Air Force has announced new The ship is tied up at the Ju- assignments for ‘three Generals. iman replied he spoke only neau Spruce Corporation dock load- They include: Brig. Gen. Freder- mself but “it would the ing 438,000 board fest of lumber ick Von Harten Kimble, born in hope t certain prices which are destined for New Richmond, Wash. Portland, Oregon, from Langley c unb: i could be rolled back The Coastal Rambler is schedul- Field, Va, to command of the You say that's a hope, what is ed to leave la early Alaskan Air Command, Aleutian the definite program?”’ Watkins tomorrow morl | Sector, Adak Island. pressed -oo— { e - LRS- SN POLICE COURT NEWS i DEATH TOLL " panewts of sagy 6ine v i T oo arrested by City Police yesterday | ]’ Ruc'x".m;.‘ cor .m!ulntlvux‘ (:wdn'\' morning and charged with speed-‘ fase M; and Mrs. Alex Sturrock, j - reckless driving and driving | {Jr, who are the parents of & yuyout a driver's license. Charlie| {baby girl, born early last evening Haves was given a 30 day suspend-i in St. Ann’s Hospital. The baby d sentence on a drunk charge iwho tipped the scales at five|to SOl HR 8 o rge a E”_(\ ‘Tofinds. 1s € Gt ol G ihe|Snd 8 sheading CEBNKE BEWEN l | Bisea | Chavles Lesher was held over. | i . ———ee—— 2 Proud grandmothers welcoming | o S S | By The Associated Press) the baby are Mrs. Art McKinnon | DON FOSTER RETURNS | 5 Don C. Foster, General Super- vey showed 112 persons gng Mrs. Alex Sturrock, Sr |intendent of the Alaska Native | re killed in traffic accidents and - hers died in violent accidents | Service, returned here via PAA | yesterday from Washington, D. C. | ¥ | over the Thanksgiving holiday. | A survey across the country to-| | where he has been conferring with | day disclosed that since 6. p M.| aqmitted to St. Ann's Hospitall Interior Department and Bureau Chicago time) ~ Wednesday, 98 yegiorday for medical attention| Of the Budget officials on the ANS | lost their lives as a result waie Mrs. Anna Boer and Betty| 1949 budget. i mobile mishaps, with New ajen —————————— | | f prices?" tonight or ing A D HOSPITAL NOTES persor York and Illinois leading the na- .~ piccharged from the hospital WIN DAN CONTEST tion h with 11 fatalities. The!g thunx."dny were Leslie Cash-| Mr. and Mrs. William w. Jgnes1 16 deaths from miscellaneous Caus- on wijlje James, Jimmis Ma; were acclaimed winners of the | ¢ ultea from drowning, BUnt- pitvord Pitgibbon, and Walter “Waltz” contest in last night's “Pil- | i d airplane accidents Cooper. Discharged on Thursday| grim Night” celebration at the ¢ traffic toll surpassed the 0= were Mys. John Morfison, baby! Pamaray Club. The club was ori- | tal of 69 reported on Thanksgiving, penice Smith, Willard Gaul and|ginally scheduled to have canduc!-fl 1946. o Mrs. Phil Nelson. ed a “turkey trot” contest in its| Indiana. reported eight traffic " perey Hunter was discharged | weekly special night but no one accidents and of the seven pPersons grom the Government Hospital yes-|cculd remember how that step is]‘ killed in motor mishaps in Wash- orgay. | aatirud i ington state, three were killed in e s { a train-auto collision. FROM ANCHORAGE CATHOLIC PARISH SOCIAL L | Tom Rossick of Anchorage is! And Card Party — Friday, Nov. An‘horage Residen‘s't the Gastineau. 1288 o'clock. —adv. T46-11 Spend Day in Yakutat | | Not in Seaitle, Wash. SEATTLE, Nov. 28, P—Forty- eight Anchorage, Alaska, residents, who planned to fly to Seattle for Thaukseivi spent their holiday stormbound at Yakutat, sceme of the tragic Cclumbia Air Cargo NP S— The popular-priced Hoover Cleaner,Model 28, with exclusive “Positive Agitation” (it beats ... as it sweeps...as it cleans*).Cleaner alone... $6995 Cleaning Tools $18.00 ans left Anchorage for S day, but Alaska Air- lines pilots flying the four-engined DC-4 transport set the ship down when the weather clos- e was to resume its today, so the Alaskans could a tardy Thanksgiving with iriends and relatives in the Pacific Northwest | e 13 PASSENGERS ARE | American Airways brought passengers irom Seattle ter and carried four persons from Juneau to Seattle Arrvals from Seattle were: Guy Goudette, Don Foster, Jack Gucker, Joe Meherin, Rebecca Meherin, James Eiva Foreman, L. Woodward, M. illa Williams, Frank Ifred Hermansen, Vir- I | Seattle: Frank Evans, Darrell Povey, Al- i The new Hoover Cylinder Cleaner, Model 50,cleans by powerful suction. Outstanding féatures, including the Dirt Ejector .—a new idea in dirt dis- posal. ‘Complete with cleaning tools . .. $795O Come and choose one of these fine Hoovers today. Or we'll be glad to show them in your home. No obligation. . &) 3 c%w’ Ao a%pfl ana{/ou/a/eé@ e bt See us for this and other Modern Electrical Appliances” Now Available at the ALASKA ELECTRIC LIGHT & POWER CO. Cheerful Dispensers of Dependable 24-hour Electric Service e | l} GABARDINE SHIRTS We can now supply men’s all-wool Gabardine Shirts —the kind you've been waiting to zet. SIZES 14 to 18 Assorted Colors H. S. Graves “The Clothing Man" Exclusive Dealer in FLORSHEIM SHOES . 1 . Bliss’ Trading Post Beads, Paper Flowers, Hose Children’s Union Suits MARINE WAY md became news editor of Mr. and Mrs. Ike P. Taylor of | presentatives of the CAA left An- ska Weekly here. He had Juneau. Mrs. Taylor is the former | chorage for Yakutat to make STOCK QUOTATIONS |05 e, Secevea rom v NEW YORK, Nov. 28-—Closing kutat. sry on Alaska International *Harvester 87%, Ken-|pgetty Jean Carter, 21, one of the necott 46, New York Central 12%,' dead in the Yakutat air crash, wa s fic 187, U. S. Steel 4 pride of five weeks. The daughter of Dr. and Mis ,. J. MEHE Francis S. Weir, Portland, she wa erages today are as followWs: married to A. T. Carter, foreman or als 17951, rails 47.29, utill- construction work at Ladd Army airficld, Fairbanks, five weeks ago ijand was on her way to s Thanksgiving with her husband and parents here. tr Carter and his wife could nol g ] 'hook passage on the same plane, and Captain Charles Goodwin brought (ommande’ "amed he preceded her. arriving here Sat urday. He was waiting for her at j, the airport when word of her death arrived. pend PO O attle in the world. THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU, ALASKA Mr ved yesterday ip br tcrnational 1 Paris. RINS RETURN FROM EUROPEAN TRIP Meherin ar- uple we ention held stockholder and well- wn brok Mr. and Mrs. Meherin were con- ducted on 4 There are more tnun 700 million and also visited Ttaly, Ireland, S land, England and Sweden FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 28, | Air ways morith's an in- THREE' FEATHERS DISTRIBUTORS, INC. France i Empire State Building, New York, U.S. A. 947 IR 7 I T e e ROBERT EUGE HERE FROM SUNSET COVE The freighter Ring Splice, under ¢ WEATHER REPORT ¢ The freighter Robert FEugene, Karl Aho of Sunset Cove is stop- ommand of tain P. R. Selig, e Temperature 24-Eour e owned and skiprered by Fred Dall, pin t the Gastineau Alaska Steamship e - Period Ending 7:30 o'Clock e |tied up at the Alaska Steamship > o'clock this morning This Morning dock Wednesday, bringing Cery Spain has nearly twice as many ip will sail for ° Maximum, 43; e supplies from Seattle people as New York State. : s afternoon ¥ o mnimum, If oaded on time, the ship will -oe eeneral merchandise. . “; e this evening for Prince Ru- Lakes have a total \ o mimmum . h ¢ ;0 of frozen fist 8300 miles \\ ¢ WEATHER FORECAST . - oo - 1] . peau and Vicinity) . FROM v & \1\|' @ Make The CAMLIN ° and e | Guel Nickoti - YOUR HOME in 8 i ° winds 15 to 25 e Dir C i \ TTLE (Continued from Page One) |, S RS \\ } bt PO o s A T ST B e 2ol a British Crown colony, \\ \ o) ° surface o CAA®MAN HE is not a part of India R \\\\\i\ g€ ll\'m;-. SrEaIT. ° aturdey. 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