The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, February 26, 1948, Page 6

PAGESX ___ ALASKA SCOUTS MAKE RECORD AT NEW MILESTONE Council O—nglwo Years 0ld This Month-Mem- bership Takes Jump The Alaska Council, Boy Scouts of America, is two years old this month. It is the largest area Council in the worl the smallest in membership. Today and two years ago was in 1947. Other outstanding events of ess for the Boy Scouts as re- corded by the official tabulation showed the Alaska Council had 86 percent of its Scouts in summer camp last year and that a greater percent of boys read Boys' Life Mag- azine than any other Council in the Northwest The Council was organized under Hanks, who came to the Territory as a Special Regional Deputy and was later employed by the Alaska Coun- cil as their Scout ive. Hanks has served the Territory for three years. He has recently accepted a position of advancement to the Ore- Ida Council, located at Nampa, Ida- o, and will leave February 29, on the Aleutian. The Hanks family consists of Del 1d Katie, nd children, Delbert R. Boy Scout officials are happy over E Delbert, R. the fact that they have hit a new|Jr. Karen, Nancy, and Milton. They mi. )ne in the progress of Scout- | €xtend an invitation to their Al- e gl S askan friends passing through Nam- ng ba, to visit them, They have enjoyed i 1 ex i from the |’ . _Word has been rectived {rom the | yneyr ggsociations in Alaska and will New York office that the Counell|,e pappy to meet with Alaskans had joined the top ten of the Region, ampa is on the main line to in bility to carry the Scouting east by rall or car program to boys el Geo. A. Parks, Treasurer of the ka Council, stated that the Al- IMPORTANT MEETING Council has had the fastest >mbership growth of any Council United Trollers at C.I.O. Hall, in the United States. Membership Friday, 7:30 p. m. Executive Coun- has jumped from 197 in 1945 to 1714| cil will be present 821 1t NALLEY’S BILL PICKLES Gallon $1.39 4 gal. case $4.89 25¢ CRISCO 3 Ib. fin $1.69 12 tins $16.95 LARGE HERSHEY BARS - - - NNY JIM ASSORTED PRESERVES - - 21Ib. jar 5 TRACKERS - - 21h. pky. 5% DROMEDARY 33 FUDGE MIX - - i‘..E&? el - 2 dozen $1.55 WEATHER BUREAU MAKES - CHANGES IN LOCAL STAFF Weather Bureau announced change irr its office staff. Miss Dorothy Twomey, who came to the Juneau station from Detroit in 1944, has transferred to Anchor- age where she will be a seeretary in the Operations Division of the Weather Bureau Regional Office. The position vacated by Miss Two- mey has been filled by Miss Shirley Heine. Miss Heine was transferred to Juneau from the Weather Bureau Office in Minneapolis where, for The another several years she has been specializ- ing in processing climatological re- The Bureau also reveaied that iwo Weather Bureau Electronics Tech- nicians, Stanley B. Hillman and mes D. Day, recently completed routine maintenance and overhaul on the radio equipment at the local station. From Juneau the techni- cians will fly to Annette Isiand for similar maintenance and to install dditional equipment. , Hillman is wellknown around Juneau having PUREX | Gallon 64c 4 gal. case $2.49 5-POUND TIN DARKKARQ - - - - - DARIGOLD POWDERED HEINZ ——— THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE-— REQUIREMENTS AT ASKED TO BEBARRED JUNEAU Hi SCHOOL ON ELECTION BALLOT ; o 'MURPHY & MURPHY | t several years in Alaska Graduation requirements for the| RICHMOND, Va, Feb, 26.—(P— ! [ doing much the same type of work with the Army Air Forces. Another former local employee, George H, Leutkehans, visited the lo- Juneau High School were amendd by Governor Willlam M. Tuck asked JCTIVE I '42 PLYMOUTH Sedan; motor and » (e home, huge Heat- o the School Board in its last meeting. the Virginia General Assembly to- Dils;rl‘éi\‘c‘nrgplace of stong pegged | tire A-1; body fair; $850. Red The following changes were made: gny to en;!ct le;islalmn which would floors,. 5 acres pat. lahd., well | 611. 821 3t he 1 ar President Truman’s name from ) o e SRS A 1y 1. The requirements of 4 units of PARTLY Finished, partly furn- cal station recently while enroute to Gustavus, Sitka and Petersburg. e furnished, 3 bedrooms. Englsh for graduation shall include the next Presidential election ballot. p. wU ew home Behrends| i w 3 units of regular English instruction,| The proposal, delivered personally BRI {shed modern 6:2ipim, LORDNIERY- W=A=-N=T A-DP-S | Leutkehans is now attached to the Weather Bureau Regional Office at Anchorage as a Liaison official. Leutkehans and his wife were both employees at the Juneau station in 1946 and 1947 and Mrs. Leutkehans is now secretary at ti 's % v p. Lar ement basement, 2 i § ,\“.]"f,:l prsyicn ’M“Me,.l;fil ?,’f;“"ix; The fourth unit may be earned to & joint session of the State Leg- fi:émun:gefifihhvd, it et xlg city soon. 119 Willoughby Anehorsge cither from English IV or in related islature, was the Governor's answer £/ % o iere “Furnished or un- venue. 821 3t e LRI Yo English fields, such as journalism, to the President’s Civil Rights Pro- popocs sy ‘EEW "HERCULES MARINE EN- :,m{viufl ?va;«ipg, dramatics and re- EfaIm. I{L:I-(Lkofhz;fil(}cgol:{?“ur actlon , LpbROX. 1 acre patl land with| GINE, 4 cylinder, 40 hp, 2 to 1 medial English. Ly South. g . 4 A AMPA, Fli. Feb. 26—®—T. J. o 1;q‘l;u'(>‘d‘ Oné of the two unite *."%‘Cdl from ”'"“}"‘.‘_"“5 influences” :-;.3;2\-(:‘(‘"% 1 1 . | NEW EVEb}RUDE;E. OUTBOARD Younglove tundled himself in & must be in biology. The second unit that had found their way into both o oo\ ohennard, Kruse, Dil-| Motor, 10 hp, 4 cylinder; $30 or major parties to create in America blanket, armed himself with a shot- be chosen from among gen- lon property, Glacier Highway,| more below retail rice, ) g ol A operty, Gle ghway, | ail price. Phone gun and kept a week-long vigil for eral science, chemistry and physics. ‘S‘:;“‘?,“""”““” of & Hitler or a- O PO d Auks: Bay. area.| ‘Hiatk 366. b chicken thieve (This removes the previous require- S o - bt ,'TWO Floating canneries; few | — i TP Nok . 208 Then, one ome dogs started ments that all seniors must have dn’;‘;";‘pv:f‘kx:'fz:‘ ‘_('C“P‘(’j‘:;t C‘,"’\l‘ months work; living quarters, etc. | APT. size Frigidaire, $75. Red running his Jersey yearlings. While either chemistry or physics) el N’a‘tlo‘l’\‘ng] D;n‘;‘oflr’:!‘w‘ ‘;d‘m;‘n‘“‘ Big money makers. Will train| 896 814 tf e after the dogs, s body 3 1 r students s be re- b HAOEFE - B Sl aate 5 R oo e o S T e T » : dogs, somebody 3. All Junior students shall be re- yopi o "on the Gyl Rights issue, | buvers. Realized 75 percent last Two Bedroom house with full lipped into his chicken hous 1 to te an examination as 2 g ( “31'* 15 ,pn!Ir-t: iy g:rlfil‘med l(;\' !;IZPS\?;m'imendem inthe The packed gallery of the House ¥eor of ”“_Eb(_mexlm i teate] cenerete basement and separate e s o e o arithmetic, Any Of Representatives was sprinkled DUPLEX furnishec, Bood 'WVSH| apartment and ' three ' garages, "ROM GUSTAVUS student securing a failing grade in "1 Negroes. [ mimngs £y LG g, Crescent| bringing substantial income, lo- FROM GUSTAVUS st s g a fa o ARG G S | Apts, 3-bedroom home Waynor| cateq Twelfth Street. Respon- Ibert V. James of Gustavus this examination shall be req‘“““" Addition; Machine Shop; 2| gple party can handle for $6,000 g he 1 to take a semester’s course in either H s r S b . 3 reg ed at the Baranof Hotel SRR TR o arithmetis OF A'aska A“! argo ! huu._x(s. and lot near Small Boat| cash and reasonable terms on glis Harbor. balance. M. E. Monagle, Phone No. Z tin 28¢ both depending upon the subject in which the failing grade was receiv- ed. These remedial courses will be cne semester in length and will meet one period per day for five days each Firm is Suspended - For 4-Day Period 819 3¢ or sale in West Juneau, Call Douglas 964. 819 3t 'S GROCRRY Store, doing 'MURPHY & MURPHY - REALTORS—ACCOUNTANTS week. RStk e B e g PNES VS P A PORTLAND, el 36 (P Gehi- WANTED | 8ocd business. See G. G. Brown. LEADING SCORERS IN eral Air Cargo, Inc, a Portland i ot PR e OLD MEDAL TOURNEY firm flying freight to Alaska, was ELDERLY couple for housekeeper HALF interest in (Gasboat “Frane- = | suspended until Feb. 29 yesterday .4 gardener; comfortable pri-| Cis” 180 fathoms purse seine, Davis, Metlakatla 45 by a Civil Aeronautics Board ex-| .io Jiving quarters. Will con-| $1200. See G. E. Cleveland, First Williams, Trading Union 43 aminer. 5 sider man and wife, husband Nat. Bank. 812 1 mo Aage, Columbia Lumber 37 The firm’s operating license to = o jcewhere: apply in person gl o0 S Ludwigsen; Ketchikan 33 fly outside the continental United . Gocyov Grocery. 821 ti1'40 G M C Stauon Wagon. Call Rewland, Columbia Lumber . 33 State was suspended on charges of X : Juneau Janitor Service. Phone Hagerman, Trading Union .33 Violating cargo loading and pilot WILL care for pre-school age| 806. 810 1 mo hour regulations of the CAB.. The all others ior three games. — - - the historic ian because he George Cowdery ra First -Church Unit ROME-—Five rotust bandits were heard the bells playing. He heard the Hogins, Columbia Lumber ....29 children in my home days. Phone | — — sp, Mike’s 2 has made 170 flights Red 366. 821 3t DR;ALL HOUSE, unfurnished, near o OR. \ & Ve here and Alaska without — o A | boat harbor on 10th St. Phone RELIANCE—Long-Cut o g pH BAND SAW and motor that will, Red 765. 807 t onnett, 4 abat rst A7 RS T ¥l | PLYMOUTH, Policeman Hctel, or Sitka after | BOAT Tillacum, length 49', beam 821 3t 2' 6", draft 5, power Chrysler Royal, 448 reduction, also extra engine; equipped with 65 North- FOR Sewing Machine Repairs, call C fi4 arrested yesterday at Torrita Tiber- Carillon pealing “The St. Louis \oie Sew Shop.| ern Radio Phone. Price $14,000, ase, L‘: 1 5.95 ina near Rome. They were dragging Blu Policeman Cowdery arrested Lo 4 .le""‘ Boat insured for $15,000. Write away the last of the town’s steel Church Organist Edward Ward, 754 812 10t| Clargnce Moy, Moonah, Alaska. | bridge, which they had been system- who later was given a year's proba- e and Cunmer: 807 1 mo. ¢ e MIXED CASE SPECIAL 24 No. 2 Assorted 5,64 4.05 FANCY YOU SAVE $1.10 YOU SAVE 63c SHOULDER PORK ROAST HALF OR WHOLE SHOULDER © Phone 704 MEAT PHONE 60 JUNEAU DELIVERIES: 10A.M DOUGLAS DELIVERY VEAL STEAK - cally dismantling for several days. tion for intoxication. THER BURLA{ U. 8. DEPARTMENT OF COMMERUE, WE JUNEAU, ALASKA WEATHER BULLETIN DATA FOR 24 HOURS ENDED AT 4:30 A. M, 120TH MERIDIAN TIME ters, brand $100 each. Write Clarence , Hoonah, Alaska. 807 1 mo. 819 tf| OPPCRTUNITY ior‘sincere young i man to get valu-| Moy NEW Chrysler Royal, less reduc- | BUTTERMILK - L 1Ibtin. 43 L = o & o U last | Lowest 4:30am. 24hrs. Weather ar B b T ] T 1 mu; Station 24 hrs.* | temp. temp. Precin. 4:30 am. portant. Ability to type Wi forest wood for cooking, gm“m’fl%e ;} 14 18 -”(7) g}'mf te of help in the job. Do not| heating, fireplace; also slab wood. | : arrow q -38 -31 car epey 1 fier or “jitter-bug.”| Ph. 683; P.O. box 1345. 803 CIDER VINEGAR - quari28c § - S R e e e T e Cordova 39 23 23 12 Pt. Cloudy be your oppc el all |3 HOUSES and lot. Inquire Trev- DROMEDARY ; Dawson = AL et 0 Pt Cloudy | ghout yowset in own handwrit-| OF, Davis. 4 tf r Edmontor 40 12 12 Trace Cloudy i A . e e ———— b b e ing. Address ADV. care The|5.ROOM House with bath. 384 - - - c Fairbanks 8 -7 0 0 Cloudy Empire, P.O. Box 1991. 813 tf Haines a1 2% P Pt. Cloudy Haplie B0 S 13 © acres patentel land. Auke Lake s Havre 4 32 35 02 Rain WANTED TO RENT: Small apt.| [phone Red 120. Harold Zeng. R > Juneau Airport 39 28 30 Trace Snow Showers or housekeeping rooms, close in.| 790 tf 5 4 Annette Island 42 30 31 12 Pt. Cloudy P. O. Box 429, City. 808, 86| T e e GLO CGAT Sy qnafl 830 Kodiak 28 | 2 2 Trace Cloudy B RS FOR RENT Kotzebue -20 -27 -33 0 Clear SEWING and alterations. Pflom ! B fiumnk 56 g 0 : Green 429, 70 U1 COAST Guard officer, wife, baby, cGrath 1? | -22 -“ 0 Cloudy { urgently need furnished apt. or Neme -18 0 Clear | ron SALE house. Room 427 Baranof Ho- Northway i -1 1 01 Snow | | 1 Portland 53 43 50 Rain Showers 47 FORD Coupe, $850.00. Body, | ‘?1' ok P lf 12-46 oz. assorted 24 No. 2/2 assorted Prince Rupert 37 21 26 03 Pt. Cloudy | motor, tires, A-1 condition. See ONE Double Sleeping room with x Prince George - 35 Dayton Fleek at Piggly Wig-| lighthousekeeping privileges. Phj FANC{ FANCY CANNED Seattle 48 46 48 Pt. Cloudy ly. " g20 tf| Red 462, 820 3¢ gly | Sitka 40 27 21 Trace Pt. Cloudy 2, R | rnu" j“lcns r n U IT Whitehorse - S -4 5 Trace Pt. Cloudy PEDIGREED Cocker puppies. Ph.| GARAGE, Warehouse, shop, No. Yakutat . 59798 Skt (a8 26 26 Pt. Cloudy Douglas 955. 820 3t| 70 Willoughby. Phone Blue #—(2:30 a. m. yesterday to 4:30 a. m. today) —— — 275. 819 tf 4.65 YOU SAVE 90c MEAT DEPARTMENT - - 1b.55¢ - Ib.75¢ 2and4 P, M, 10:00 A. M. 24 No. 2 Assorted FANCY CANNED VEGETABLES | FRUIT JUICES 9.68 WEATHER SYNOPSIS: The low pressure system over the northern Gulf of Alaska yesterday morning has remained stationary and de- LOST, Saturday noon, ma;n's”éoldi wrist watch, expansion band, be- | APTS. for rent, one block from creased considerbly in intensity. Meanwhile a new storm area is moving tWeen Behrends Bank and Bob | Federal Bldg. Sea View Apts. Yo“ sAvE $l 60 eastward just south of the Aleutian chain and was entering the western ~ Bin Service. Reward. Call | 818 36 i gulf this morning. This storm caused snow in the past 24 hours all along 259. B9 84| ———— NEW YORK the Aleutian chain as far eastward as Bristol Bay. Another low pressure area has moved inland from the Pacific over extreme southwestern Canada. Widespread precipitation has occurred in connection with this low in the form of rain showers over Washington and Oregon and snow over the central Rockies. ! MARINE WEATHER BULLETIN _"|NICE CLEAN ROOMS weekly oF monthly. Colonial Hotel. Ph. 18% | FIRE F PRUCFE Storage Simzzon Bldg. _ MISCELLANEOUS | . & POND €O, Iz | Complete Phutographic Supplies ! | Developing - Printing - Enlarging | NICE CLEAN steam Teated rooms DRESSED Reports trum Marme Statlous at 1:50 ¥, M. today | Artists’ Paints and Materials | 2450 steam baths. Scandinavian 2H LR Dme Height of Waves| Blue Printing Photostats | 100mS: 736-14 ation eather Temp. Dir.and Vel. (Sea Condition) 'LEAN s ms, o Cape Spencer . Pt. Cloudy 3¢ WNW 12 2 feet AVON PRODUCTS representative ‘,( bed:‘ 3;';‘“8“;;"';;1 reoms, clean HE AVY | Eldred Rock ..Pt. g:ougy gg N 14 1 foot Phone Black 475. P.O. Box sfi‘fi | 4 P . 650-tf, Point Retreat Pt. Cloudy 34 NNW 5 Calm { ke ROOM- kitchen pr]vuegw_flo;u | Sisters Island -.Cloudy 32 NE 9 Zero e T s s R ey Hotel. Phone 886 COLORED Five Pinger l]:igm i Pt. Ciougy 36 NNE 4 9 feet | “g&“‘;’:fia;?“:xhp:mn T iy , Lincoln Rocl Pt. Cloudy 36 NNW 12 1 foot | v §H0, | e - Guard Island .. ......Pt. Cloudy 37 S 3 Zero Lola's Beauty. Shop. Phous 201; Lusf A“” rouu n Cape Decision ....Pt. Cloudy 37 W 4 1 oot | 315 Decker Way. | HAMS - - - 1b.75¢ FOWL £9cbb. MARINE FORECAST — THURSDAY AFTERNOON TO FRIDAY EVENING: Protected waters of Southeast Alaska—variable winds under 15 miles per hour. Outside waters, Sitka to Yakutat—variable winds under 20 miles per hour becoming southeasterly 20 to 30 miles per hour Friday. Outside waters, Dixon Entrance to Sitka—variable winds under 20 miles per hour becoming 20 to 30 miles per hour Friday. Variable cloudiness this afternoon and tonight becoming mostly cloudy with occasional snow flurries Friday. . 79-Year Quality Reputation Behind Heinz Baby ! | LOST—14x16 painters drop cloth, B 29 BOMBER IN Finder return to Walter Field, - mcnffllflfufiffmomas Wolte, PAA Four members of a 12-man crew Vi(e'p res-, Reflgns were killed in the crash of a B-29]| bomber near here last night. { The eight other crew members,| SEATTLE, Feb. 26. —#—Thomas including Col. Alan D. Clark of Fort | Wolfe, Vice President in charge Worth, Tex., Tth Bombardment;"f the Pa_cific-Alaskn Division for Wing Commander, parachuted into|Pan American World Airways, has rain and fog to safety. |resianed, effective April 1, Juan One of a flight of 20 B-29s bound | TriPPe, Pan American President, for the West Coast, the bomber Announced today. crashed in flames shortly after tak-| WoMe, whose headquarters have ing off from Carswell Alr Base at/Dten in San Prancisco, resigned to Fort Worth, Tex. Clark was Com- | €Dter private busines | mander of the flight. | R — Besides Clark, the men who bail- IGIRI_ BABY IS BORN ed out included Lt. Col. Harry E. | sorth, Spokane, Wash. { Goldswort] jpokane, 7848 | To BURKE R“.EVS . INTENTION TO WED l A girl baby was born to Mr. and Two marriage license applictions'Mrs. Burke Riley at 5:40 pm. Wed- were received today by U. S. Com- nesday, February 25, in St. Ann's missioner Felix Gray. They are as:Hospnal. The little miss weighed follows: 8 pounds and 2 ounces and has been Joe C. Albayalde, Sr., of Juneau, named Robin Brady. She is the first and Johanna Marvin, of Hoonunichild of the Rileys. Stanley Andrew Joseph and Ma-| Riley is Administrative Assistant bel May Agard, both. of White-|to the Governor and Mrs. Riley is horse, Y. T. the former Maria Brady. s THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 1948 ° 5 - -¢ -