The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, January 16, 1948, Page 6

PACh SIX i LOUGLAS NEWS AT ST. ANN'S HOSPITAL Peter Moe Hospital in receiving medic ind Mrs.. Mo in ‘Douglas 1 tisherman. For COMIORT and SERVICE Dewey W. Metzdorf Vice-Pres. and Managing Director ALASKANS FEEL AT HOME at NEW WASHINGTON Get the NEW WASHINGTON Habit! THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE— JUNEAU. ALASKA DIWC HOSTES the FEagles Hall. As usual, the M. Fe n and Miss | best in music provided under r, were hostesses | the direction of live-wire Wm. De- | the front office Island Women's von and his committee. Every-|the f were Ferguson's home last one is welcome to attend and|last night at clc evening have a good time, they state. morning the rare rnout of members was o Mr. Dunn says guests: Mrs. Edwin DR. W. P. BLANTON GOES a variety know Pelican, and Mis UTH FOR SIX WEEKS | Glass Fish Barnes of Jur e ibilis Canten Heskins was accepted| Dr. W. P. Blanton of the Ju-|cult to captur its 28th member. neau Medical and Surgical Clinic, to remain mo ) mihute musical Mas left for Seattle, where he will | color to ed by Miss Barnes | ts a post graduate course in|and it ) nch was served by | Utology under Dr. O. A. Nelson, | cannibalistic one of the best known Urologists on | their own sf the Pacific Coast. Dr. Blanton iLES DANCE SATURDAY will be in Seattle for the next las Eagles are sponsor- six weeks Ay of their popular ———b———— dances this weekend in MYSTERY; PAA OFFICE Eagles Hal e B Dl s et elex| manager for PAA, was in quite a Sell it Casler's Men'sWear | ———— —————— Formerly SABIN'S CLEAN_"P WORK HOUSES and OFFICES Snow and Ice Removed Juneau Janitor Service JOHN M. DOOGAN Telephone 806—Box 514 vith an We Shop stetson and Mallory Aats Arrow Shirts and Underwear Alien Edmonds Shoes ' va lageave I Phone MInor 3222 BABY SHOES, white kid 1.00 CHILDREN'S CXFORDS, small sizes - 1.50 CHILDREi'S SHOES, brown, sizes 410 8 1.50 BABY LONG WHITE STOCKINGS 25¢ BABY SWEATERS 1.00 and 8.25 SHAWLS 2.50 and 2.95 BABY SHIRTS S3cand 3¢ BLANKETS 1.00 {0 2.50 BLOUSES, sizes 2-3-4 1.50 BLOUSES, up to size 12 - 1.00 and SOc¢ WOOL SKIRTS, sizes 1 fo 6 2.25 SLACKS, to size 12 3.00 OVERALLS, small sizes 2.00 SHIRTS 1.00 and 5@ / juandry this morning as to what happened to their tropical fish in Acharne’ Pisces Invis- and are very diffi- atch their surroundings, seems they have a Good Music - E Gentlemen, $1.20 .o Alaska Shopping Service Fast-Efficient-Personalized Write or Wire 1560 Olive Way ical attention. Seattle 2 will attend to Dr. ) during his aksence. He states that 1 their aquarium ing time and this speeies were gone. | P and these fish are of Scheduled to le day for a six wee Tney will first visit Canton where Dr to their ability e85 and change ‘TSI of Lorraine. ney to devour DANCE 10 P. M. 1, Douglas veryone Welcome 786-~1t ——— for You SWEATERS JACKETS PANTS (OVERALLS MAGKINAWS SNOW SUITS 'RUDES TAKING TRIP 10 VISIT CHILDREN Rude are ve here via PAA to- trip to the States Portland, Ore., Rude will attend a one s at the Uni- cal School daughter, week course in obstetr and will visit Paul, they two sons, Accompanying tue Rudes to Se- attle will be Miss Virginia Stedman Eagles Hall, of Petersburg, and her mother, who' Gcod Music - Everyone Wel are going to Seattle for special med- Clements " WILMA RHODES IS T0- GET INSURANCE Wilma Rhodes was des ed ight by the United Benefit = and the deceas in Nov. 1946. S DANCE 10 P. M. Douglas Gentlemen, $1.20 NEW CHINATOWN CAFE OPE SATURDAY, AT 2 P. practice 1.25-1.70 2.25 1.50 .00 and 66« 4.95 18.50, 10.95, 9.50 GIRLS’ COAT and LEGGINGS £5.00 and 5.00 GIRLS' COATS - E:B.50, 7.50 and 5.00 {APS and HELMETS BABY CAPS 1.00 5Ocand 5.00 EMBROIDERY THREAD, while they last > for &¢ GIRLS' DRESSES - 1.00, £.50 and 3.00 MITTENS SOcand 1.00 You will have to examine these arficles fo realize the large savings represented in the above prices No Exchanges, Approvals or Refunds of Sale Merchandise SALE STARTS Friday the 1Gth AND CONTINUES through Wednesday JANUARY 21st INFANT AND P. O. Box 761 CHILDREN'S WEAR OF JOHN ELLIOTT bencficiary of the late John Russell Slliott by Judge George W. Folta in U. 8. District Court today in a suit Life ONE, TWO and THREE bedroom to determine the le- las gal Leneficiary of his $2,500 insur- Several The Rudes will next visit the Do¢- | ance policy. | tor's 86 year old mother Fo! N. D. Frol go to St. Paul wt do some clinical wor versity of Minnesota and to Roch- ester to the During their will o visit with their Donald and Jim, who are attending| Empire Want-Ad. |St. Olaf's School, ~ daughter, Audrey 1 were en- ga to be marricd and’ had taken Mayo Brothers Clinic.| gyt a marriage license at the time he was killed in a hunting accid 5. Elliott was the divorced wife| g with their | of the dead-man. thelr new FRIDAY, JANUARY 16, 1948 the 1URPHY & MURPHY homes in Juneau and Doug ; Excellent Income Properties 2 ~"l C ml{ She and Kitty Marie Effiott had here, they will| pory ade claims for the cy the Uni-| ¢h REALTORS—ACCOUNTANTS W=A=-N=-T A-D-S FOR SALE ° e 2 0 o . . e TWO Bedroom, la living e room, dining room, fireplace ® The finest house of its type e in town. Under two years old e and selling for less than ® original cost. Ph. 234 86 3t . ° FUR 3ENT room ith ‘private en- 427 Harris. Ph. blue 759, 7 4t FURNISHED ROOM cloke in. Ph. Black 380. 84 4t ce or Restaurant space. d Pond. Call 714 day- 784 61 . Space, 758 tf ORE, O Winter .| time Storage Simpson Bldg. IRE PROOF ec rooms, also st Scandinavian Rooms. |ROOMS FOR R | loeation Inquire 657-1t, EAN stcamheated rooms. clean 636-t1 ROOM: ”kinch;. prlvue‘gre?— Home Hotel. Phone 886 NICE CLEAN ROOMS, by day or ' week. Colonia) Hotel. Ph. 137. iUMWAlT-Ti}RNER YOWS 10 BE TAKEN SATURDAY AT ADVENTIST CHURCH iss Norma Zumv will be mar- t 8:30 o'clock tomorrow even- t Church Mr. and 5 Shirley d, cousin groom, a y L to-be attende lege for two years, last October. Turner was formerly with Juneau Ready Mix, and is now doing construction wc ventist Church premises. Following a honeymoon of a f wezks, the couple will make their home in Ju- neau -+ - 2 CORDOVA DELEGATES REPORT ON CONVENTION | OF C10 IN KETCHIKAN Ira Rockwell and C. B. Simpler, Cordova delegates to the annual | C1O-Alaska Cenvention held at Ket- chikan this week, are stopping over in Juneau on their return trip to | Cordova. | They report that the convention |was quite successful, with sev- !eml major resolutions pertaining {to the welfare of Alaska and its people decided upon. Foremost on their program is a resolution requesting members of the Senate and House committees on fisheries to defer action ~on the Cengressional bill, which - provides for the leasing of fish trap locations { to present operators for a period of 15 years, until “full and adequate hearings are held in’Alaska on these me: res by the appropriate Con- gressional committees.” “The Convention has taken no stand for or against the bill,” Rock-| T well said, “but we feel that it is only fair that Congress wait for an expression of opinion on the sub- ject by Alaskans.” A second resolution endorses a special session of the Territorial Legislature, but only if the Gover- nor feels that legislation for an income tax, property tax, and busi- ness tax, as proposed” by Senator Victor Rivers in the 1947 session, would be enacted. The resolution calls for a.gradu- ated fish trap tax, and expresses opposition to any kind of sales tax. 1t further requests that the Go nor “refrain from calling a special session of the same legislature which sold the people of Alaska down the river.” The Convention also resolved that the Governor, “as a putlic servant of the highest order, who has con- sistently worked for the best in- terests of the people of Alaska” be reappointed as Governor of Alaska. Other endorsements of the Con- vention were for the re-establish- ment of the Coast Guard in Alaska, a Territorial appropriation of funds for an administrative assistant to Alaska’s delegate in Congress, pay increases to members of the Terri- torial Legislature, and the return of 60 percent of the taxes collected on marine motor fuel to municipalities for maintaining marine facilities. mployed ~ 1038 Chev, Coupe. . Mechani good. Body and tires fair, Call £23 786 4t TIRES and TUBES: 6.50x16 Trac- tion Grip, available immedigtely at Sears, Roebuck Order Office. 85 3t WASHING Machines, electric or gas models Sears, Roebuck Order Office. 3t SEWING MACHINES, electric con sole models. Sears, Roebuck der Office. 785 \ 2 Pr. Skis, with bindings and poles. 1 pr. jumping, 1 pr. steel edges, $20 each. Ph. Black 120 or 3 A Street. 785 3t 1 V-8 DUMP Truck. Call 849 af- ter 6 o'cleck. 784 6t TWO old Lainrop Hercuies 1gine, 107 HP, with power take-off and high ten- sicn gneto and wheel, A-1 1 for less than half price enola, across Douglas 779 tf $395 - 1936 V8 Ford Sedan; new cluteh, tires good, 1 fair, radio, heater, s. Call Blue ween 10 am. - 3 p.m. 77t/ E G Machines bought, sold 1d repaired. ront So Franklin 775 1mo forest woud for heating eplace. P. O. Box 1345 or Phone 688, 3 1 mo HUNTERS } guns completely * cleaned and over ed i) fore winter storage. Complete * Service & repair Skies, Guns. and Tackle * DARNELL'S SPORT CENTER #OR SALE—Thice mouses and Ict hruses in good condition and best location. Inguire Trevor Daviy Box 576, Juneau. 472-t FOR RENT or SALE tzer Piano Alaska Dealer 143 Anderson Piano Shop 124 W 3rd. T13-t¢ WANTED HOMES for three 4-week old pup- pies. Call Black 360 after 6 o'clock. 785 2t on the Ad- _ WANTED: Apt. for working couple. Ph. 161 i WORK Wanted: Bkpr-Sec’y would like temp. or perm. position. 7 yrs. exp. Contact A. L. Ham- ilton, Gen. Del,, City. 779 3t SEWING Green 429, MISCELLANEOUS WINTER & POND CO., Inc. Complete Photographic Supplies Developing - Printing - Enlarging Artists' Paints and Materials Blue Printing Photostats alterations. Phone AVON PRODUCTS representative. Phone Black 475. P.O. Box Ttz 656-t1 BEAUTY SHOP. Permanents, et Violet Seaberg, Green 483. GUARANTEED Realistic Perman- ent, $7.50. Paper Curls, $1 up, Lola’s Beauty Shop. Phone 201 815 Decker Way. LOST AND FOUND LOST: Crochet fuchsia scarf trim- med in white, in Post Office about 8 a. m. Reward. Phone Green 585 after 5 p. m. 785 3t , LOST—Young orange tiger strip- ed cat. Shy. Prominent rings around legs. Answers to name Cedric. Reward. Green 825 or | 874, 82 3t Injunction SOlig';!,_ NLRB Against ITU INDIANAPULIS, Jan. 16— The National Labor Relations Board today sought a temporary injunc- tion in the southern Indiana U. S, Distriet Court here against the In- ternational Typographical Unic and its officers for alleged violation ,of the Taft-Hartley Act The petitfon for the injunction and 30 voluminous exhibits were submitted by Winthrop A. Johns, \attoiney for the NLRB in Washing- ton. Judge Luther M. Swygert of ibe northern Indiana Federal District Court presided in the absence of Judge Robert C. Baltzell. who is i1l Judge Swygert set o deadline nf 14:30 pm. (Central Btandard Time) {Feb. 2, for the Union and its officers ’to answer the complaint.