The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, February 2, 1948, Page 6

EUGENELAMOORE 'MODERATOR OF GOES ON TRIAL; | ELLEN KILLING HERETOMORROW Accused of Aiding Austin Nelson-Faces First De- gree Mur»dfir Charge D g Work St L National Missions len on D¢ 1946, La e Taret it o the criche the women of the church- B o Northern Light Presby- Sriiiaied ol M Church in connection w e R eeting the World Service i oy chedul-| At 3:30 p. m. Mr. LaRoe will be i Siecing 0 ;‘::»m ,’ “.an) unl‘ men u[x]u\ ® workers of the “hurch in e Bt it s ince i3 iaticl Av 1:30 p. m. Uisrsswill e frial which aill take up most of this POPUlar service in_the Northern e Thdne Do W Bt t Presbyterian Church at which LaMoore 15 reoresentos by attor. time LaRoe will speak. He is the " ooy PR ‘7% highest dignitary of the Church, McLzan defenden Nelsonssono. it 18 & lare DEVIEES: 10 R Selec thi TioRe. was " comie | Beau. for this high official to ted 20 o'clock this afternoon ' Visit here It is the second time approval Leing given by both'!n the history of the Aluska : men and five women. | Churches the Moderator has paid The t 10 a.m. tomor- | Alaska a visit The public is cord- |ially invited to hear him at this are: Kenna Adams,|Service. Immediately following the Mrs. Ethel W. Baker, Service a public reception in his trom, Gus H. Gissberg, honor will be held in the parlors Hendrickson Henry A Of the Northern Light Presbyter- udmund Jensen, Ross|an Church Mize and Mrs, George! The MS Princeton-Hall is due of Juneau; and Mrs, | DACK in Juneau on Tuesday morn- ing bringing the ministers and orkers from Skagway, Haines and points for this occasion Jane DeHart of Auk B.«‘}, Marcum was named as an alternate juror l | PRESBYTERIANS | —_————— | LaRoe and his party are expected [to arrive by plane from Ketchi- lIONS E | kan where he is to make an ad- NTERTAINED . thi. AT WEEKLY MEET BY s, FLTON ENGSTROM THIRD GRADE PUPILS ~ FLES. G 0. P. SENATE | Mrs. Elton Engstrom, member of the House of Representatives for the The Lions Club wa: asantly en« tertained at their regular peting wisy noon by Mis l’,‘f"’m;fllp,:"" 1947 Legislature, has filed for the third grade students harmonica Stnate A resident of Alaska since band. T first selection was, 1020 Mrs. Engstrom is a graduate Mary Had A Little Lamb,” and the University of Washington their second number was “Oh & and also has a year of graduate zann r their encore they play- study at the same school. ed Bells of Scotland.” A A former high school teacher and school board member, Mrs. Eng- 1 Tail Twister Ed CY kept busy collecting fines ricus mgmbers for either MIS: Engstrom is an active worker late or addressing memters * lub, lodge and community af- with the wrong salutation Dean Williams gave a report on e the Ski Club and told dica- 48 PASSENGERS ARE . FLOWN AT WEEKEND BY ALASKA COASTAL tion that took place Ski Cabin and he also the Ski Tow was use at that time. He alsc vave port on the Lions Club Trophy T Class C ju r Skiers whicn will be held on February 21 and Ju-| Ajaska Coastal made neau. The trophy will be awarded flights over the weekend at the banquet that will be held on to the the evening of Feb y be guest skiers from the nt several and car- coastal flight over ried 48 passengers 1 towns as follows Juneau to Canton Island: Lot | strom is married and has two sons. | horse, Ketchikan, Petersburg S | chorage, Fairbanks and the Nc < Suraiox t 5 3l au to Excursion Inlet: A. C A report was made e Lions' gune to Sisters Island: E. L Looth at the Gi 1 Frolic goher i and Frank Heintzleman gave a re-| g Island to Juneau: Gene port on the Memorial Library Fund and what has accomplished thus far Dzan Williams was awarded the Isley, Micheal Isley Juneau to Pelican: Mrs. Barring- ton, Nell Barrington, Mrs. Lillian ; teans, Scotty Anderson, Mrs. Scotty free iuncheon and it was announced Apderson. there will be awardings every week. pglican to Juneau The Club had as guests today, Fritz preq Emerson Granere, co-owner of the Town Hall| juneau to Skagway: O. Fitzgerald denter and Tommy frnigd bl A > Country Club announced there will the Board of Di- at 5:30 o'clock and been John Marmes,! | Recreation Georyge of ssWhere-Is*° members are requested to attend - MRS. PEDEN SOUTH wrs. Jonn Peden. secretary 1o YEHICLES: Don Foster, Superintendent of the Alaska Native Service, left here Stati ¢ s the utian for Seattle where Btation Wagons Carryalls Panel Trucks will receive Virginia to ke a medical checkup Mason Clinic. She absent for a month. % n . i Pickup Trucks INVITATION TO BID B’ Dump Trucks |l Flatbed Trucks expects The Territorial Department of y . Health, Juneau Amq&. announces Largo Trucks the invitation to bid for furnish- Busses ishing f.ob. Seward, Alaska, com- Tank Trucks plete 200 MA hospital X-ray equip- Line Trucks ment includin oscopic and ra terested g motor driven fluor- iographic table. In- obtain speci- Tractor Trucks Wrecker Truck bidder close Feb- m ior Feb.2 9,16) Whyveslls Best Known Date. AUTOMOTIVE PARTS FOR: Auto-Car Chevrolet Diamond T Dodge Ford HOME REMEDY TO RELIEVE | International | Reo 4 COUGHING DISTRESS ‘ Cold: y Vick each day of the s Served Basis, Fed, chest and back ¢ Tt PENETRATES 10 U {ubes with special 1 A Tt STIMULATES C 1 one order is ry funds may do so but without priority. purchase al a disount may do so but without priority. ved for the same item, award will Rodney Johnstone Skagway to Juneau Juneau to Hoonah ton. Hoonah to Juneau vin, H. Daniels Juneau to Sitka: C Amy Ebonk, W. A. Ca sen cen Singer A. Pethuska, M. Wa 11 bru; 2, 1847.! At a lovely party given Friday S institution was a' evenir th home on the Glacier 1 part of the Prince Highway, Mr. ar s. Lyle L. John- & Regin H a as well as the son announced the engagement of Juneau Ketchikan: H. J. Rotl s along the Rich- their daughter, Jeanne - Arden, to Art Hedley, N. Hanson, Mrs. N. Har nway Mr. F rd L. Hughes n, T, O. Hanson Americ Legion, American pying the evening e gues! Ketchikan to Juneau: O. E. Mc- vy, Order of Eastern y... ined w smptu ald, Gladys Johnston - of Commerce, Valdez n, . The engagement was neau to Petersburg: C. Hoogen-| w Club, Eagles, and ,.q. St - Tean dorn Jensen A Valdez have contacted ., in the decorations on Patersburg to Juneau: Henry Ad-|their various friends in other Al- " SEro. 1skan communities and asked their Juneau to Wrangell: Don McGee. support i purchase of tickets on Wrangell to Ketchikan: J. J. Dug-'the At Chief. Newspapers. gan, Alda Bennett the ind radios will also be Ketchikan to Wrangell: J. J. Dug-'as to cooperate gan Aeronca Chief has been pur- - - JUNEAU CITY BAND PRACTICES TUESDAY DR. SIMPSON HAS FILM The Jun the reguls morrow night Grade School L were at the practice and Alfred Ventur had several marches and selections racks and a good two-hour rehe sal was enjoyed - Great irrigation works were - City weekly prac at 8 o'clock Auditorium in on 4,000 years befor BLENDED WHISKEY, 86 PROO Snow Suits KODIAK SURPLUS CLEARANCE Finz! — "xed Price — Non-Priority — Offering ALO-070L-81 HEAVY EQUIPMENT: Buckets, Clamshell Buckets, Dragline Booms & Dippersticks Angle Dozers Dozer Blades Spare Parts for Limas & P & H GASOLINE ENGINES: Chevrolet Pontiac GMC Reo Mack International Hercules Continental Waukesha NON-PRIORITY OFFERING: Orders from all purchasers may be submitted immediately. No priorities are recognized at this sale. t 10:00 A, M., on a Firs neies authoerized to pure Awards will be made Institutions eligible to Where Band will hoid o oo |VALDEL ORGANIZATIONS w1 AWARDING BIG AIRPLANE Johanna Mar- the Tuesday night, 14 musicians Director | ¢ Snappy of silver platir process dating tack the | to the days of Paul Revere up to the ear- present day methods. The film will run 26 minutes and is a very inter- esting subject built | in India, Chaldea and Egypt at least | the film to the Christian era.'w FEATHERS AN AMERICAN FAVORITE THREE FEATHERS DISTRIBUTORS, INC. I Empire State Building, New York, U.S. A. 65% GRAIN NEUTRAL SPIRITS Needlecraft and Junior Shop 111:; Seward Street Wool Mittens Wool Gloves Ear Muffs Engagement of Jeanne Johnson Announced Here r organizations of Val- ed in an all out effort unds to replace the Val- ez Community Hospital which was from the airplane division Northern Commercial Co. ON SILVER PLATING T0 LOAN OUT T0 CLUBS son has a 16 mm m on the history colo: Dr. Simpson states he will loan any club or organization e it i THREE EX-21 Stocking Caps Helmets r Heaters 0il Burners (LOTHING & FOOTWEAR Coats 4 Gglle_v Ranges Welders Mitts Sinks Overalls Hot Air Heaters Trousers, flannel m Shoes — Trunks Shoes Laces, Heels Boots, Blucher MISCELLANEOUS EQUIPMENT: Power Tools Hoists Pumps Power Grease Giuns Power Units Sheet Metal Equipment Laundry Equipment Laundry Materials Refrigerators EQUIPAGE: Mosquito Bars Blankets Mattresses Bunk-Ends & Springs Folding Cots Sleeping Bag Liners TOILETRIES: Money Belts Pipe Cleaner: Pipe Filters Lighter Flints Lighter Fluid Lotions THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU, ALASKA MONDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1948 et the eshment table Y R C 'lES stcres in Juneau 1 h.\xm Johnson is a graduate of HARR A E F and is a former d o Juneau High Schpol with the class o s AYE neau, now of Ketchikan. He has of '44. She attended Northwest Bible F n TERR- [-ml | previously served in the I & Institute in Seattle, from which she ! ture. was graduated in 1947, At present e ; Race ‘wofit “bis fiiing from Ses she is employed at the McLean and | _ ":”:l" ]‘l‘"fi%‘w‘:]‘\:l\-hh l‘{li’l"““w”“:‘«; attle where he has been Werner Insurance Agency. \ o “};\ : ”‘ “[l'"”w-‘. Race | Pusiness trip. Mr. Hughes also attended Juneau ‘\ PO 15 e g g -+ H School and completed his last o the Senate on the Republicen vo years at Southwestern High tcket E. A. Schaiier of Srattle s Getool in Waxahachie, Texas. He ~ Race is owner of the Race drug ' registered at the Gastineau Hotel Institute of that city, with Juneau Spruce Corporation. { bruce 08y { DR. D. D. MARQUARDT b OPTOMETRIST ANCHORAGE VISITOR Second and Franklin Juneau G. R. Arthur of Anchorage PHONE 506 FOR APPOINTMENTS Tooth Brushes Razors Cough Drops Portfolios Matches Srushes Kotex Tampax Wrist Watches Shampoo Soap azor Blades Games Mirrors Foot Power BUILDING MATERIALS: Window Screens Mats, concrete rein- forcing REQUEST SALES LISTS FROM x . 'WAR ASSETS ADMINISTRATION juated from Southwestern Bible at the Barancf Ho e class LENSES ~— EYES EXAMINED INE ENGINE our appointment as AUTHORIZED DEALERS for Chrysler Marine Engines we are pieased to announce to all Pleasure and Work Boat owners, and to prospective boat owners, our appointment as Dealers for Chrysler—America’s No. 1 Marine Engines. We are also pleased to extend a cordial invitation to visit our salesroom to inspect the sensational New Chrysler 20th Anniver- sary Models, which embody many new featui.s, improvements, and refinements of marine engine design. Chrysler Factory-Engineered Parts are now available. And our excellent repair facilities and expert mechanics are AT YOUR SERVICE. Come in at your earliest convenience. COWLIRNG CO. Phone 57 Ww. 115 Front Street Juneau, Alaska MISCELLANEQUS EQUIPMERT: Angle Iron Photographic Equipment Steel Cable Linolcum Cement Casein Glue Waterproofing fabric Paints aste Tar Paper Cable Clamps MISCELLANEOUS HARDWARE: Plumbing « Heating Aqua S Photographic Supplies Dough Mixers Chewing Tobacco Smoking Tobaceo SPARE PARTS FOR: Zenith Carburetors Wico Magnetos Delco Remy Buda Engines stem Parts NOTIFICATION PERIOD: Feb. 2, 1948 thru Feb. 9, 1948 INSPECTION PERIOD: Feb. 9, 1948 — Continuous ALES DATE March 1, 1948 — Continuous PROPERTY LOCATION Kodiak Army and Nav DEPOSIT: All offers to purchase must be accompanied by a 10% DEPOSIT. Sales Officers will be present Greely, from Feb. 23 through March 5. date of pur property. Bases at Bldg. 1209 PRESCRIBED MESS HALL EQUIPMENT R Pl I AT S A S T R T M A Ft. 60 days after hase will be allowed for removal of