The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, December 3, 1947, Page 2

PAGE TWO RO Make Nis Christmas Merry With Knox “To . Here Come in tomorrow for an Mug, with miniature hat Gift Certificate for the fin wanted. He'll like the Mug and the little hat, Xmas morning. But—your secc he gets in exchange for y make the biggest hit of al We issue Knox in all Denominations AR ROY G. VAN LANINGHAM STRICKEN, HEART ATTACK, PASSES ON WEDNESDAY Roy G. Van Lanigingham suf- fered a heart attack yesterday af- ternoon and passed away at St Ann's Hospital at 4 o'clock. Van Laningham was stricken while at work in Don Abels’ Carpenter Shop. He went first to his home where Dr. C. C. Carter was call- ed and was then taken immediately to the hospital. Dr. Carter diag- nosed his condition as coronary thrombosis. Van wsanmngham, who is survived by his wife Ruby, has made his home in Juneau for about three months. At the time of his death he was 53 years of age and was born in Vesta, Nebraska. He is survived in Juneau by his daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Joe R. Hughes, and one grandson | His remains were taken to the Western B MBEARENBS), 0%, jare required to present them, with SATURDAY NIGHT—December 6 Salmon Creek Country Club 3-PIECE COWBOY ORCHESTRA THE DAILY ALASKA EM /0K RUBBER WELDERS ——————nn, m ‘n’ Jerry™”! DISCRIMINATI 6“ BRYANT, PROPRIETOR | Fred Bryant, wellknown Juneau p— {resident, today is opening a tire Dedares 90 000 People servicing shop, known as the O. K. > ¢ Rubber Welders. Fear Another Pearl Har_ The method of tire repairing is f comparatively new, involving much- bor _S'atehood Plea increased pressure, and supplanting Ithe old process of vulcanization Since his discharge from the army CLEVELAND, Dec. 3.—(P—Al-|j; 1946, Bryant has been in train- aska's 80,000 people are restive and jng in the states with the O. K. ‘fear another Pearl Harbor may| Rubber Welding firm, which is come along any day,” the Govern- the largest of its kind in the world. or of Alaska told the Cleveland Chamber of Commerce yesterday. only 12 years, but as the new Alaska, “a victim of long-stand- technique has Lecome more gen- ing neglect” by Washington and eral, branches have been establish- of “the pork barrel tem of eq jn New Zealand, Australia, Can- legislation,” wants statehood and gqa and Alaska, as well as in the both military and economic equal- United States. ity with the states,” he said. Bryant was born and raised in Its one voteless delegate t0 rexae, but has resided in Juneau Congress “has to spread himself out ¢hice 1939. He was employed fo: so thin that he can accomplish gevera) years with the Alaska Ju- little 4f anything,” the Governor neq, Mine, and during the war added. “P_Hs best job is not t0 gerved.with the military police on do something for Alaska, but 0 Atty and in the CBI Theatre. prevent or undo measures that g, said that he has established would hold Alaska back.’ _ the tire repairing shop because The Territory, under the Ameri- po fe)p that such a service is sore- can flag for 60 years, has exper- jy needed in Juneau. The shop is ienced “constant Congressional dis-- o), agmiral Way near the Alaska crimination against the growth gieamchip dock. s How!? old-time Tom and Jerry box and hat, and your e Knox Hat he’s always :‘i{'1ai‘ign.'?g;igu%:;iiumfiflr.pping and‘; A AT “In peace-time, defense follows pou(i MAKE HVE the pork barrel formula. We are thinking of sending hundreds of millions to Europe to fight off Com-| ARRESTS IUESDA |munism, but is it good sense to ‘orget our back door? From Alaska| pour persons wére arrested here |we can see Siberia. We want & yegterday by City Police on whom stable economy based on agricul- action has not yet been taken {ture with modern aids to the paymond Aitpia is facing a charge {Ichi Give us statehood and/of selling liquor to a minor, and we'll get our share. John Erbling is accused of speed- ing 30 miles per hour on Cal- nd gift—the Knox Hat jour Gift Certificate will I Gift Centificates |youths, Bill Hartman and Harry |Antonsen. They are charged with taking an automobile without the MEE‘ 'o"onnow "00“ Iov.\'mzr‘s consent. They are accused |of taking a truck belonging to Annual election of the Board of Pan American Airways. Directors of the Chamber of Com-| One other person, Willlam How- Imerce will be held at the meeting ard, arrested on a drunk charge, | tomorrow moon in the Gold Room Was brought before City Magistrate iof the Baranof Hotel. Several oth-| William A. Holzheimer this morn- “er important business matters will|ing and was fined $25. ‘nlso be up for discussion. — ., e AR A TR \BE ELECTED AT (. OF C. TAYLORS COME HOME o000 00 veveoeoen i {® o| Mr. and Mrs. Ike P. Taylor re- | IR -+ TIDE TABLE o |turned here via PAA yesterday from 3 » o I DECEMBER % ® | Seattle where they had been spend- Charles W. Carter Mortuary pend-|® Low tide 0:20 am. 03 feet ® |ing a brief vacation. Previous to ing funeral arrangements. e High tide . 7:02 am, 150 feet ® |that, Taylor, who is Chief Engineer PRSI G | ® Low tide . 12:52 p.m,, 5.6 feet ® of the Alaska Road Commission, had RIVERS RETURNS "o High tide .18:45 p.m., 14.9 feet ® /been in Washington, D. C,, confer- . ® ring with officials there on his 1948- Territorial Attorney General Ralph J. Rivers has returned here via PAA from Washington, D. C., |~ where he took part in the two recent | hearings dealing with the Alaska | steamship industry. | NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN: That on December 2nd, 1947, in’ the Commissioner’s Court for Ju- neau Precinct, at Juneau, Alaska, Mrs. Edna Anderson was appointed executrix of the estate of MAUDE McMULLEN, deceased. All persons having claims against said estate © 1949 budget. /o 600600 000 000 NEW STORE FOR JUNEAU J.R. (Ray) HOPE'S NEW and USED MERCHANDISE We Buy., Sell or Exchange verified vouchers as required by law, to said executrix at the office of her attorney, Howard D. Stabler, in the Shattuck Building, Juneau, Alaska, within six months from the date of the first publication of this notice. MRS. EDNA ANDERSON, Executrix. First publication, Dec. 3, 1947. Last publication, Dec. 24, 1947. Store Hours: 12 noon to 6 p.m.—7 to 9 p.m. COME IN and LOOK AROUND 214 SECOND STREET————(Back of Sears) Phone 9038 Rcmndup The firm has been operating for | | 'BOARD OF DIRECTORS TO "“neSve otners are transient PIRE—JUNEAU, ALASKA MUSEUM PREPARING FOR JUNEAU NIGHT | TOMORROW EVENING Everything is ready for tomor- row night's opening of the Terri- torial Museum Curator Edward L. Keithahn said that the special night opening of the Museum would be referred to as “Juneau Night” because he will give particular emphasis at that time to items ' which have been found in the |Juneau area N SHIPPING LAW Legislation Discussed Per- mitting Canadian Boats to Carry Freight WASHINGTON, Dec. He promised to give a personally Legislation to permit Canadian ve: conducted tour of the exhibits to sels to operate in the Alaska visiters tomorrow evening. The “Ju- trade is planned by the Senate neau Night” opening was decided Publ Lands Committee, Senator upon in order to permit Juneau- Magnuson (D-Wash) aid today, ites to have a night to themselves tut is headed for ful study |at the Museum. by the Commerce Committee The Museum will be open tomor- “The proposed change” he said, row only from 7:30 p.m. to 10 pm. “probably would mean diversion —————— of much of Alaskan trade from ! American ships to Canadian bot- {MISSING touma BOAT IS ‘ Magnuson said the Commerce subcommittee on Merchant Marine of which he is a member, wil WANTED BY COAST GUARD, KETCHIKAN oic inorouen neaines o | He said he conferred today with Jack Early and Ed Savage, Com- missicners of the Port of Seattle, who expressed fear that such a change in shipping laws would take much business away from Se- attle. Under existing laws Canadian ships can transport cargo origin- ating in the United States from a Canadian port to a port on the United States west c but can- not carry it to an Alaskan port. | e, — | 1 1 i U. S. Coast Guard Headquart- ers at Ketchikan has sent inquiries |to mayors of various Southeast | Alaska towns asking for informa- ition to the whereabouts of the troller “O. B.” which it believes to be missing. | The “O. B.” is 30 feet long, dis- ‘plm‘es 10 tons and is owner by Robert Wick. Anyone knowing its | whereabouts should contact the City Clerk or Mayor of their re- spective citi ’ wuurssfiis TUESDAY fp’eSiden' Taking Five-day Vacation - — Commander E. V. Carlson, of the U. S. Coast Guard cutter Wachu- tt, today notified City officials that his ship will return here next | Tuesday. The ship has been en- ed in rescue operations at the ite of the shipwrecked U. S. A. T. Clarksdale Victory. Carlson also stated that the ship’s team will re- main entered in the Gastineau | Channel Basketball League. KEY WEST, Fla, Dec. 3.—M President Truman arrived by plane | at the Boca Chica Naval Air Base | six miles north of here at 1 p. m. (EST) today for a five-day vaca- tion and sveech at two towns-on the ‘outer rim of the United States. B | | | | i How It Is “How Many Diapers Are Furnished?” Six dozen SNOW WHITE diapers are furn- ished to each customer. If more than this quantity are needed, the number will be increased at no extra charge. “How Often Are Deliveries Made?" Diapers are deliverd three times each week. on Mondays, Wednesday, and Fridays. Those Come to the to be laundered will be picked up when the clean ones are delivered. CHANGE PROPOSED T0 ALASKA PORTS, any WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1947 AMERICAN EATING i £uins 2o MORE MEAT THAN TWO MONTHS AGO principal objective—a reduction in |the feeding of grain to livestock | S0 that more cereals might be made available for shipment aktroad. This is the season of the year when livestock marketing normally i eases and when meat produc- #— tion goes up. It also is the sea- son of the year when appetites for meat tend to grow sharper because of colder weather. e, 3 more meat w. INGTON, Americans a ting than they were two months when the government called t less by observing Dec Corbett Shipp of Baranof is stay- ing at the Baranof Hotel. Meatless Tuesd This does not necessarily mean Pependable and Regular disposal service. Startany lime, and forget your past difficulties! ACME DiSPOSAL SERVICE Telephone €31 afterncons and evenings for rates and pick-up schedules. Payments for this service may be made at the First National Bank. THREE E THREE FEATHERS DISTRIBUTORS, INC. Empire State Building, New York, U.S. A. OF, 65% GRAIN NEUTRAL SPIRITS _EX202-£A-Ren | BLENDED WHISKEY, 86 PRO SNOW WHITE DIAPER SERVICE Conducted MANY QUESTIONS HAVE BEEN ASKED CONCERNING THIS SERVICE “Do You Previde Coniainers for the Diapers?” Yes. Three nylon net bags are supplied to each patron. One of these is brought with each delivery of SNOW WHITE DIAPERS. Thus, you have one bag arriving with each delivery, one in which to send soiled diapers to the laundry, and the third in use until the next delivery is made. Your name and address will appear on each bag so that you will have only to set the bag outside your door. NEW and OLD TIME DANCES WEAR YOUR COTTONS and JEANS Costume Prizes Awarded Midnight CARNIVAL DANCE at the PAMARAY CLUB Thursday Night 2—PRIZES—2 For Funniest Clowns MUSIC b The PAMARE Music Wednesday Night, ALSO— ANNOUNCEMENT The Vanity Beauty Salon is now under the Management of RUTH E. HULL Its Patrons will continue to receive the same expert care and service which has been given in the past. In addition to the present owner, the staff of Skilled Operators will include: @ Elsie Hildreth Brunette @ Jane Wells Telephone 318 for Appointment RUTH E. HULL, Owner S How Sanitary Is This Service? Scientific baby laundering has been accepted by the American Medical Association as the safe and sanitary method for washing baby’s clothes. Each bundle of SNOW WHITE DIAPERS washed (our method) requires 200 gallons of water, with eight complete changes in all, plus the last boric rinse. 3 Soft water is used exclusively for both washing and rinsing. Lab- oratory tests have proven “no foreign organisms” present in the final rinse water. THE NET RESULTS . . . . Less work for Mother ....more time for Baby. “How Much Does the Service Cost?" The moderate fee for SNOW WHITE DIAP- (1) Saves mother the drudgery of constant ER SERVICE is the same as that which prevails laundering. ; in Seattle, namely, only $2.50 per week. We do (2) Cost is low — and doctor bills for Mother 3 Z 4 i 5 and Baby are reduced. not add any extras, in spite of our higher cost of (3) Our sterilization process protects baby from rendering the service. AND REMEMBER . . . contamination and skin rashes. you do not have any diapers to buy. They are (4) REMEMBER, MOTHER . . . . . a P ? b healthy baby is a happy baby. You.will be provided by us, at our expense, as a part of the at pleased with this time and labor saving service, long needed here, and now ready to serve you. Telephone — 299 SNOW WHITE LAUNDRY