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

PAGE TWO » i and Mrs. M. W. Soule » ‘ ¢ elcan | Mrs. Edwin C. Johnson arl | rip to Lake | I t visit | ive i€ plan- | t their home in Dougias (SPECIAL Christensen left on the mail PELICAN | Forester for a business trip has been hehea 100 by 50 foot addi Recer ner guests of Mr. and Cold Storage Cor and Much of the new space is t Mrs and Mr. ly of God were losers in an t and consequentl »t Edgecomb has fi oneus was January 13 iate family veral months s, Harry Mon- Pelican at the Peli-| , returned by months ing- seve acoma, W spen r Margaret fourteenth birth- Mrs. G. L. Edge- ee ntll” : 1ed at a party that he had an op lahauige: e and dancing were t y he will lik for the evening b Annabelle Lawrence, LARE Marilyn Jones, Bet- Charles Pad- and stensen. drick \\v"f‘u ax and Roge undergoir antly surprised 1ds on tl rne Boe w oup of I s ple € birthday January L him taking re- and Mis. C and Mrs. Hel- ley and grandsons Ernest a EEA MpsC Fral and r Karen, Ole Mrs. Joseph- Paddock is spending ‘I sl St std Hip several days Juncau visiting her *5¢ on, an n Simonson b Mrs. J. Cropley - B Fred Newburn have M and ret me after spending the Basil Riley has returned after ' in Gustavus spending seve days in Juneau i 5 —_— the Pelican representative to t The Buzzin' Duzzin', a recently Matine Waréhousemen’s Union. ized sewing club, have held two = meetings thus far, one at the home Fred Emerson \tes the Of Mrs. H. C.Jones and one as guests ging camp I re- Of M. Wahto tives in Ellensbur d otk e Mrs. J. A. Ronning ashington town. Breseman, Mrs. Fred John Heusisen, Mrs. At a recent meeting of the Pel Johnson, Mrs. H. C. Jones ive Club, Joe Paddock was MIs. Gene Torkilson, Mrs. Conrad to his seventh consscutive Klippert, Mrs. E. E. Blanning, Mrs ~ MacGrail, Mrs. Ernest An- President of the tion Anderson W ’d Mrs. A. M."Wahto, Vice P Mrs. W. R 0L RS comb Se rer. Mrs. M. INFOEMATION WANTED W. Soule. and Basil i Riley wert TG Defyn Ok . nyone having inform con- f U addock apPOINt- | cerning the following person is ask- i lollowing to serve as A Com.|€d to communicate with the Gov- ee for a “March of Dimes” ben-| o = B0 o nean: efit. Mrs. M. W. Soule, Chairman CLARENCE G. RICHARDSON— A.M “{':‘;; Age 38, height 6 feet, weight 150 # Reported to have been in in 1947 i red Wetche the President to pur uishers for the chase e Coeuon > close of e | DOUGLAS BOAT SHOP e 2 el aal & MARINE WAYS ghjaped i pared bY | new construction & repair work Eagcock Authorized Dealer for On January 8 Mr. and Mrs. Gor- P%ECT&OI{OX don Unde! t and one: uglas 192 Mrs. Donald in honor of Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Ernest (Scotty) An- P“D R' WOLI" on a months vacation Electrical Contractor :nds in Jun Pet- House Wiring kan and Sit- Ketchikan and OUR EFRUIALTY | Box 2135 Black 379 Jeff) 1 A e it that || The Clothing Man m weather | HOME OF & FLORSHEam sHOES The Gene Torkilson famil ed by plane Januar .um S “| GECRGE BROS. i | Wldest Selection ot bine /| business ip| PH()NE 399 Sul- They went in on \M rt tan Mr. and Mrs. W. C. McCadd vacationing in Bellinghan San.Francisco and Monterey friends S&T Men’s and Boys’ Clothing ACROS STREET FROM 11| I ol } 1 » with rel and hom Warfield's Drug Store they ha n for four year Box 1465 Phone 677 Prior to their departure they were entertained by Mr. and Mrs. Andy J. John- to 1 first banks (7 A. Carroll has sold the part of : Pack Train Buiding which was mnuxl\ known as the Sugar Bowl . THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE— JUNEAU, ALASKA ank Stein, part owner of the S and T in Juncau, to be used as a m clothing and shoe store. The office of the Northland Transportation Company will te moved into another e Pack Train Building. will be in charge of the which will be necessary Le room and Mrs. A. B. Tunley will substitute in the Primary Room dur- ing the absence of Miss Helen Wal- lace. Mrs. M. A. Brown gave an evening party to celebrate the twelfth birth- day of her daughter, Maxine Marie. Eleven guests, Patricia Anderson, Lorene Burfield, Billy Belle Davis, ada Sheleby, Elnora Thomas, Rose part of th “huch Cla: PECIAL CORRESPONDENCE) AGWAY, Alas] Jan. 31.—The Par ‘eachers Association met at rder to open the new store Steffen, Ione Soldin, Elizabeth Al- sway Public School Wednes- the middle of February. Stein exander, Shirley Cooper, Betty Maki, fterncon, January 28. The As- just returned from an extensive and Barbara Beitinger, spent the evening playing games and enjoying tion decided to award a turkey shopping tour in the eastern states. delicious birthday lunch. or ham and all present were asked s la sell tickets. Thy tendance award | A group of :|<h. met Thursday was won by the fifth and sixth grade to plan the organization of| A surprise birtnday party for Ray rcom, Miss Lottie Gaffy, teacher b for the Catholic ladies of Cardzr was held at the home of Mr Refreshments were served by Mrs. Mzs, Victor Sparks acted and Mrs. Jack Blenkinsop Saturda; C. A. Anderson, Mrs. M. A. Brown chairman and a com- evening, Jan. 24. The guests were and Mrs. Bruce Boynton. Immediat- of Mrs. Frank M d Mrs. George Nethercott, Mr. most eveni ad Skagway. as temporar: mittee consisting ollowing the business meeting Boyd, Mrs. L. McGuane and Mrs, D.| and Mrs. Leonard Schibi, Mr. and >rintendent Anderson showed a ointed to draw up a con- M Marvinn Taylor, Cecelia Sel- orest Service film, “Guardian of stitutic be presented at the next Barbara Chandler and Sid Wwild,” in order that all present meeting which will be held at the Fleishman, and the guest-of-honor. ght enjoy the new projector for nission Monday, February2. = e 5 chool | — A party for the high school crowd i was held at the home of Dorothy At the dinner meeting of the mber of Commerce, Jan, 27, it decided to sponsor a Queen A regular meetihg of the Skag Cox Friday evening, Jan. 30. Woman's Club was held Wednesday Jan, 28, Miss Gail Brim- Cr T. Wilhelm and T-4 Jack Dixon 1l gave a most interesting talk 10 be sent to represent Skagway at|y.re initiated by the BPOE Elks on Education. The Club has started the Whitehorse ~Winter Carnival' january 15 to be held Feb. 27, 28 and 29, Sid- CufaE ing equipment for the Public| und, the Club is sponsor-|" children of Skagway. Mrs. ! the "‘4‘” oldin and Mrs. Fred Nord|told the ) 1 delicious refreshments of cake | fr ”‘h ar’s celebration. The pro- coffee, |ceeds of the Winter Carnival are ’m go to the Whitehorse Civie Centar ! Fund Mr. and Mrs, Max Kopanski an-;~" ; ounce the arrival of their daughter| William Dewar was put in charge Polton of Whitchorse explained M tion of the Carnival and ans that were being made Mark Lee and Mrs. L. Mc- Guanc are in charge of the ja which are placed in all the Lus ness houses for the March of Dimes. his collection is being sponsored by the Woman'’s Club. Maxine Harriet, born January 28 in'of the Queen Committee with Me KUHN ElIEvED Tacoma, Wash. The little girl weigh-|dames Moe, Taylor and Wilhem as LS ed en pounds. Mrs. Kopanski is|bis assistants, well known throughout the Territory| All of the young ladies of Skag- To HAVE FlED To and the States as the former Miss|Wway are asked to enter the contest. Mary Pullen who operates the fa-i 7 ZONE IN RUSS A mous Pullen House in Skagway Mrs. Henry Dedman went to Ks 220 | Whitehorse Wednesday, Jan. 28, for dental attention. She returned home Friday afternoon MUNICH, Germany, Feb. 6.—#— Leo Osterman from Juneau has; v jerman authorities speculated today i been in Skagway the past week as| it Germ D aul eul a Relief Officer for the customs of-| Word has been Teceived in Skag- 2% Fritz Kuhn, fugitive ex-bund leader, might have fled into the Sov- et occupation zone They said Kuhn, whose escape from Dachau Internment Camp was announced Wednesday, might have rcasoned it would be harder to ex- tradite him from the Russian Sec- tor than the British or French zones. U. §. Constabulary Units and Ger- man Police widened their search over Western Germany for the man who Lefore the war led the pro-Nazi ficials stationed here. {way of the death of former Staff ' Sgt. Lewis J. Maliszewski at his home Joseph McCann arrived in Skag-'in Bronx, New York. He was sta- v on the Princess Norah and left tioned in Skagway during the war morning by train on theiyears with the Railroad Battalion lap of his journey to Fair- and worked in the shops of the {White Pass and Yukon Railroad father of W. W. Finigan,| Harold Mulvihill, better known as ng Mr. and Mrs. Finigan|Mickey, left on the Estateth Tues- kic Lee Finigan at present. day, Jan. 27, to go to Tenakee where he will visit Tad Hillary. " ¥ i i Mr. and Mrs.-Frank Gentile an-' AR S 2“:\‘,{“ it foutishad fo i URGEE nounce the birth of a daughter{ Mike Tierney, who went to Ju- o oo Grace, at 10:05 a.m. Thursday, Jan.'neau tc comgzte in the tests for the at the White Pass Hospital. The Pepsi-Cola Scholarship, returned ALLERGY o weighed 5 pounds, 13 home by planc Friday, Jan. 30. COPENHAGEN—(#—In Denmark nces, ins a little sister, Carrie| you can't slip on a banana peel, be- Ma Mrs. Gentile is the former| Miss Helen Gregory, teacher of cause the Danes haven't seen ban- Miss Gloria Roehr |the third and fourth grades in the anas since the beginning of the war. =5 {Skagway Public School, returned to But Miss Elsz Plaugh, 37, slipped on M nd Mrs. J. McVey have sold |her home in Idaho this week. Mrs. a lemon peel, breaking her leg for their home at Eighth and Broadway | George Rapu'zx will teach thm the sixth time in her life. to Mr. and Mrs. C. McNeil e — R i I £ IR R T A i Miss Viola Sullivan spent several in Whitehorse last week having tal work done ANNOUNCEMENT & L 1 ) Otho Fitzgerald flew to Juneau JUNEA“ & nouGLAS Tuesday, Jan. 27, by Alaska Coastal T gloo Snack Bar is closed at TELEPH““E cn. nt for repairs. The Alaska was in port January”® 25. Mr. and Mrs. M. Moe returned to Skagway from Juneau. Miss Dor- othy Clark went to Juneau on it Excerpt from Ordinance No. 313, dated Dec. 19, 1947 by the City Council of Juneau, affecting moves and installations of telephones. New Installations For each phone installed, the actual cost of labor, materials and services expended ‘The Princess Norah arrived in Skagway late Monday evening and led Tuesday, Jan. 27. There were several outgoing passengers aboard. Mrs. Mary Sheldon who has been psiing ber son, W pewet | in making the installation, but not less e e e hema | than $1.00 if the premises are fully wir- B e L | ed, and not less than $3.50 if the premises tle. Mrs. Don MacKay went to Se- attle to visit relatives Miss Helen Gregory her home in Idaho. Sister Mary Williams of the Pius X Mission went to Victoria, B. C. s i C. A. Carrol returned on the Al- aska from Ketchikan where he at- ded the Democratic Convention.| B are nof fully wired. Meoving Chuarges INSIDE MOVE-the actual cost of labor, materials and services expended in mov- | ing the telephone, but not less than $1.50. GUTSIDE MOVE - the actual cost of labor, materials and services expended in moving the telephone, but not less than $2.50. returned to \ ‘f Alaska Meat Market The largest and most complete stock of Presh and Frozen Meats in Juneau L. A. STURM—Owner PHONES 39 — 539 Juneau SHOE Repairing 4 205 South Franklin Expert Shoe Repair Service G. E. GILLESPIE Special Attention to Out-of- Town Customers FREIGHT. Relrigeration [| “Say It With Flowers” but || “SAY IT WITH OURS!” SERVICE to ALASKA Regular sailings from Seattle and Tacoma, Washington For Rates and Information CONSULT Alaska Transporiation Company GASTINEAU HOTEL P. 0. Box 61—Phone 879 Juneau, Alaska Juneau Florists PHONE 311 | C. J. EHRENDREICH Certified Public Accountant *i Accounting—Systems—Taxes TELEPHONE RED 481 Empire Wantads for Best Results FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1948 FROM EAST States, Engzlands has only 29, No COMPROM.SE { _Philip R. Mason of Jamaica| France 34, and Germany 60. | Plains, Mass., is registered at the Trans-Jordan became an inde- EN KoDlAK STORE | Baranof Hotel. pendent country in 1946 when | ————————— Encland gave up its mandate. Only a very few of the wold’s Comprared with the 1,100 species (ASE COMES Uf 'es native to the United lakes are old in a geolozic sense. Mayor Lee fingerlakes . : . Exceptions to Proposal [ Made by Navy 1L SHINGTON, Feb. 6@ —May- AN AMERICAN FAVORITE w Lee Betlinger of Kodiak, Alaska, yesterday described a compromise @ 'celv nu with Navy limiting civil- n use of its ship sarvice stores as an “ultimatum” to merchants. Repr tatives from Kodiak con- . this woek with Asst Sec. Navy Mark E. Andrews on their comnplaint that the Navy was com- peting with them by allowing the civilians to use the Navy service storzs The Mayor said in an interview Andrews had told him and L. J. Nor- man, Kodiak businessman, of the ‘lfiqllmall zisr;cmmct_ : e THREE FEATHERS DISTRIBUTORS, INC. ha no concession at all,” tate ork, Bettinger said. “It is an ultimatum bz s et that will work great injury to mer- BLENDED WHISKEY, 86 PROOF, 65% GRAIN NEUTRAL SPIRITS EX-242 E8 chants of Kodiak. “We have just wasted three weeks . o here trying to get the Navy to do the iair thing by Kodiak. I shall re- main awhile longer and ‘present our case to Congressional Committees to sce if we cannot get some relief.” Beitinger said Andrews contended the Navy must continue to sell to civilian workers and other Govern- ment workerd at Kodliak to “keep the employees happy.” The Mayor previously had said the Navy Stores at the Kodiak Naval base sold to about half the civilian population of thz town and that it hurting business of the town. Bettinger said he and Norman were not given an opportunity to dis- cuss the Navy proposals. Mr. Andrews simply told us ‘here is what we will do’ and then came his ultimatum,” the Mayor said. ‘There was no compromise to it.” ANNCUNCIEMENT I have sold my interest in the H & M Grocery to my partner, T. H. Hutchings, who will continue the business under the name of Hutchings’ Economy Market. 1 take this opportunity to express my appreciation and thanks to all my friends and customers for their patronage, and I sincerely hope they will continue with the Hutchings’ Economy Market where the same quality merchandise and service will be sold and maintained. K. G. "Doc” MERRITT KT AP~ R v Commercial Janitors Don't let your valuable flcors become ruined through neglect or other causes. Windows streaked or ‘soiled? Call EXPERIENCED MEN Alaska JANITORIAL Service CONKLE and FOLLETTE Phone Red 559 Individual room for stock CLEAN-UP WIRK HOUSES and OFFICES Snow and Ice Removed Juneau Janitor Service JOHN M: DOOGAN Telephone 806—Box 514 or sicrage; heated. For COMroRT and SERVICE Dewey W. Metzdorf Get the NEW "‘Pg;.‘:m WASHINGTON Manisy Habit ! Director ALASKANS FEEL AT HOME at Good Food Like Good Music /. dds fo the Joy ot Life ... May We Suggest /N EVENING OF BOTH: AT THE B/ .RANOF HOTEL For Your Dining and Pancing Pleasure . JUNEAU’S FINEST SUPPER CLUB THE "BUBBLE ROOM TERRACE” WILL BE RE-OPENED; 6 P. M. FRIDAY EVE- NING thru Sunday Evening EACH WEEK FEATURING Monday thru Saturday Sunday Evening 'VICKI KENDALL or T FIRST TIME Personality Vocalist with Jeanne ;;él Phylis HARMODEARS FOR THE JUNEAU . WE PRESENT "“Frances Mangan” AT THE CONSOLE OF HER OWN ~ HAMMOND ORGAN ‘Mausic You'll Love M [