The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, March 11, 1948, Page 6

PAGE SIX Shores’ FRESH FRYERS are now cvailable Order Them Today at your fuvorite food store erve Your Baby Unliorm, Fine-Quality HEINZ, _BABY FOODS OUR NEW MEAT DEPARTMENT is growing in popularity every day. We i MEATS SOLD GCAL COLORED ne iry us. ONLY HIGH GRADE EXTRA ——— FANCY L ROASTING CHICKENS 5 Pound Average TOelb. FRESH FOR HOCKS Peund 4 e SHOP FOR YOUR GROCERIES . . MEATS . Holy Trinity Guild Plans April Silver Tea, Spring Bazaar The Holy Trinity Guild held their gular meeting last night in rish Hall after the Lenten Se vices. Plans were made for bazaar and tea to April 17 in the Parish E Mrs, James C. Ryan and she promises a v . sriul program with many beautiful next meeting of the Guild social he e be mes and sily be here will ephant tee tonsi ino Hendrickson, M e 1s. Verne Buckley David Ramsay e o COMMUNITY (ENTER PROGRAM SERIES 10 START NEXT MONDAY Juneau Woman's club eries of Community cer starting next Monda BREST-O- for STEWING and BcPound ALSO FEATURIR FRESH FRYERS VEGETABLES FRESH FRUOITS BAKED FOODS AT BERT'S TEA GARDEN 3quarls . . 88c APRLE JUICE Case 12 gis. $3.39 CORN CHURCH'S GRAPE SUNCE Case 12 gis. $5.95 E[‘%,L€QBEE GALLON TiN —AVERAGE E% IARS CAN THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE— JUNEAU, ALASKA night at 7 o'clock with Mrs. Elton Engstrom, publicity chairman, in charge of the p'anning and prepa EVENTS AI tion. Club news, civic and territorial matters and musical numbers will featured, — Occasionally guest CIAL CORRESPONDENCE) TAVUS, Alaska, March 7.— rs will be asked to participate. ex wedding of Mrs. May White m Mrs. Er program (SPE! Monday night at 7 o'clock strom will present the first ie Chase, both of Gustavus beautiful Mrs. Mildred Lister, bril- wedding at the residence, ng contralto, will sing the » son “America, the Beau to open the series, and “Dan- M afternoon, Feb., 29. Mr v, United States Commis- »f Juneau who has known in conclusion, Her accom- iil be Mrs. Ruth Popejoy. {e since she was a high school here from Juneau to of- - —o ceremony, with Mr ILLUSTRATED BIBLE - TRAVELOGUE SHOWING .. 1o AT BETHEL TABERNACLE g, ficiate oh E. Baker an-|! esentation,of an il- bouquet of spring Travelogue at the Juneau for the le, 4th and Franklin 1y evening, March 12 ° tiful Y ny Boy lemnized with a heme cjoner gown of arm from and Mrs. d an tlown . ceasicn, Mr. ts, on Frida o'clock harles Lee Matson also M and endants. sh rose crepe she tulips. led the reception held and the reception table | ively laden with its cakes} 1y delicacies. Attending the| in the afternoon or the re- in the Mr, , Mr Mr. | ey, Mr. and Mrs, Fred Mat-| n, Mrs, Nora B. Chase, Mr. Mar-{ Chase, Mr. Chase, Miss ite, of Jun Mr. and Mrs Mus, J..'I\'~| 's. Henry John- John Ni Nelson will speak as colored Bible ° Bibl The Beginning” All are - PATRICK DAY Church Parish March 17. tor SHOOT |0 Hall, 8o 6 833 7‘1 Jim Hi White. | | i om Se- {a dical | opera- Bert Parker has arrived fr e where he had gone for me care, After (wo succe C Mr. Parker was releasec e hospital and ha urne es ret been roaring now have latel) inues 'u fall. Until a ' weeks ago there had be snow but Ol Man Wi no E at the air- field, is in medical care. He has had some serious ope: I.l!\LE soon as he regains { strength he is due for another | condition is reported as very s {Mrs. James and little La | town with him and will remain there til he is out of danger. X came out from n the plane and will remain a few days. She brought invite you to LAME STUFF FING had made especially for their I her Lringing her a word of cheer ltrom them in town and the reverse G 5 'F' S’ [:me they had harmonized a sacred ‘J"'l‘u | number. Fr and relatives of the | girls, and their mother, were delight- led with tF ding which was | very clear rded their voices | very faithfully and everyone wanted {to hear it over and over several | times. Glenn Park just returned {from Juneau w here she has spent - \ |the past several weeks visiting with Zouaris . . 99c §/mienas Mus. Ella Jones has gone to Seattle by plane. She was called there due to the death of a near relative. She expects to fly home in the near fu- ture. LIS j Ed Deigle spent some time in Ju- Fred Mat-!ic friends of the couple| ( Cemmission m. | wm. !, EE %E E?{“rg MARKET DAY SEEDLESS QFF‘JE E‘@@ PLENTY OF LIME — LEMON — ORANGE oF PACKAGES 26’}(,' New flow LIBBY?®S 3 % . f Price @PECKLES KINDS 2 Pound Jar § 5¢ PINK @1@@4};"91‘7 Uniabeled 12 cans $3—25 CASE 48 TIN $12575 Fresh Carnation | Fresh Daily | PIRANGIE SHURFINE—FANCY COETTAGE CEEESE | 1 JUICKE CASE gep 47 0Z. @4 1D GERAPEEFRUILIT visco—srooxuy 24 - $3.93 LIBBY—AMOCAT GREEN C L E 39 15 lnEANs 2425 55'% PEACHES REMEMBIR - @ur Price VMeans BPelivered o YVour B HOME STYLE Hunt Faney 3 largscans . 55 SIPINACH Case 24 large $4.29 BPEARS $8.149 FANCY CASE, 24 No. 2% fins . SCHEDULE v 2:15=-4:00 . M. BOAT ORDERS DELIVERED ANYTI » /fi POUND PACKAGE ‘B.’D{‘ Dills Home Made Fresh Cucumber ECTIONS .CA LIBBY—FANCY—CUT large CASE t),l DY Franco-American sP IEET TR S “; ¥ BB L. <== The New Soapless Soap PACKAGES BDELIVERY MORNING §@:sES5 A. BE. DELIVERY DOUGLAS DELIVERY 10 A. M. E WM phone 374, neau on business for the CAA i:mv‘ week. Mr. Deigle is in charge of the work at the airfield here this winter. | Work is going along nicely at the airfield and no time has had to be fost cue to weather. At present the 90 foot poles for the VHF (very high [requency) system are being =et up. | Gordy Meyers has been sont to Ketchikan and Annette Island for more supplies and is due to return here soon. The CAA contract with John Pet- erson’s boat the Emma B has boev\ dropped and Mr. Peterson has qzme‘ to Juneau Lcmpom The Matsons were surprised one day to find they had a little visitor in their washroom, who had moved | in, no doubt, to escape the cold weathér. It was a weasel (ermine) in his snowy white coat with its con- trasting black tip of nose, tail, and shiny tlack eyes. They gave it food and it became very tame, not be- coming the least . concemned nor alarmed when they brought in the neighbors to show him off, One eve- ning they went in to see him but no weasel! Instead, there was a little furry thing, his coat o brown it was almost black, his golden-orange throat was dotted with little brown spots. He grew very tame and would not mnd being shown off either. Fin- ally one neighbor said that it was defiaitely a martin. The martin be- cacies he liked and he would sit on not mind being shown either. Fin- ing the day. However when the severely cold nights gave way to warmer ones, he moved out of the washroom and the weasel moved pack in.. One day Mr. weasel ap- proached Mr. Matson and sat on his hoe. No nios, no bites, just sat there investigating this big creature that gave him suet to eat. HIGHWAY DELIVERY Anyone wanting Empire parer delivered daily on Highway, please 833 6t 1 husband came very tame when fed the deli-' OUTLYING AREAS GIVE SUPPORT 10 - scHooL TRUSTEES THURSDAY MARCH 11, I W-A Suburban Residents Hold | MUBPHY & MURPHY Meeting Last Night on Proposed Disirict Two men’ were endorsed tie L0l of district: last residents of night at outlying areas The meeting, held at the Salm reek Country Club, was called 10 Vanderbilt Improvement A ion, and econdu ent, William Matheny. Cleo C csociation secretary, acted milar capacity for the mee \¢ which was attended by 32 per i the suburban are ne ive School Prustees Triplette, an Bay resident, who has already. fil- ed for the election, and Douglas Babeock, Vanderbilt Point resjdent, who consented last nizht to place his name on the ballot. Dr. James C. Ryan, of Education, was the principal speaker of the evening, and answered many questions irom audience pertaining to tec! nicalities of such a school distri He explained that, because 20 mill limit on taxes, uulikely that residents of 1 district would be . ass more than five mills.- He ethod of assessment would be used in muni- yare Wocdrow at out that if in the sehc ¢ it gets into can be ¢ appear both Fair are com- the plan ear. toricl vinted found and Anch atistied with installed last 1 that, as a Ter could not take a sition but, as a and the father or a believes that an is the best or- - cities. ALBERT (COLEY'S SON BORN O DAUGHTER'S age he pr citi /vn cfficial, SECORD ANNIVERSARY Mr. night boy was horn to Albert Cooley last Hospital at 11:47 pounds and has been named nd joins a sister it second birth- A baby and Mrs. at St. Ann’s cclock, weighi one oun the former Ad- the couple met he was sta- ACS. Cooley rienne Glas during the ticned her now emp! a radio er ; The parental grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. B. R. Glass of this city and Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Cooley of Downey, Ca -s e Mrs. Robert Stutte Is Guest of Honor At Bmhday Dinner yalter Salmon Creek night in honor in-law, Mrs, elebrating and Stutte was host at the Country Club last of his daughter- Robert. Stutte, who was her birthday. The I table was decorated with the cen- ter piece of a tall white Gu Hu birthday cake and tapers. ts were Mr. and Mrs. Tom ngs, the gu of honor's Robert Stutte and host e - 1 LADIES AUX. OF VFW T0 HOLD NOMINATION FOR ElE(IIOH FRIDAY The Ladies Auxiliary to the Vet- erans of Foreign Wars will hold their regular business meeting and nom- inaticn of officers Friday evening March 12 at 8 c'clock in the Post Club Room in the Jeep Club. All memkbers are requested to attend this very im nt meeting and those who have not paid their 1948 dues are urged to take them at that time. After the tusiness meeting there will be a social gathering of the members and refreshments will be served MONTANA VlblTOR Roy Belveal of Butte, Mont,, ar- rived in Juneau yesterday and is T tered at the Hotel Juneau. e NOTICE Having taken over the Chick and Jerry Cafe, I will not be respon- sible for any debts contracted by anyone after thi thorized by myself. 6, 1948, 833 3t (Bigned) ANNA HOLM. REGULAR MONTHLY MEETING OF JUNEAU YACHT CLUB HARBOR CAFE THURSDAY, 8:00 P. M. for ‘ membeiship on the Board of Trus-| proposed new indx']n‘n- d by its Pres- Auk | 'MURPHY & MURPHY : Territorial | SEWING the Subport as I | LIQuOR Store for sate. ! BOATS—The White Eagle, 40 ft.] Fuilly equipped. Fine Cond. Room house, rent or sale. South Franklin, Fireproof. L()T 5, West Juneau. Ninth St. acier Highway. C()ND-HAND F lin. 4-BEDROOM House, Douglas, com- | Lletely furnished. Buy equity. BEAUTIF v _home. Behrends Ave, fur d or unfurnished. | Ccom ement. | LOG icatilator fireplace, 3 bedroon acres land, near Ju- ms, 5 Stare. South au EMENT West of cement. 5 Juneau, lot near Smail REALTORS—ACCOUNTANTS - thw WANTED good mouser. Ph 833 3t CAT 234 must be chil- ¢ Tth - 831 3t | WILL care for pre-school dren in my home days st. Red 366. Machine Repairing. Call 830 1 mo. commission. Seil- ational 1949 calen= rchant prospect unnec tinental 3 CAL Home and Commer- cial wiring, appliance repairing Free estimate. 336 W. 3rd. Phone Green 310, Bob Wisc. 819 u stand | pri- ! MINE ASSESSMENT REQUIREMENTS SLT (28] Fotie] rrespender 1 CW ughout > and of min- Alaska it field contacts TS ing .claims has Lecoit parent that” many ! of them are unfamiliar with the terms and application of the spec-' ial act of Congress now in eifect, that exempts Alaskan mining claim own from the require- ment that assessment work be per formed on their ground during thé | assessment year ending July 1, 1948, | it said today by B. D. Stew- art, Territorial Cmelstmnux of Mines. This only to a claim year special law, which Alaska, provides that, it owner files, within the ending July 1, 1948, a notice desire to hold his claim, he hus protect his ground with- ssity of doing assess: | ment work. Notices of desire/to hcld mining | elaims should be filed in the offi- |ces of the U. S. Commissioner for |the recording precinct in -N-T 'T(‘ over First Nanamfl Bank | applies |~ | 948 A=D-S FOR SALE IV'IERI\ATIOVAL T'r\lck motor recently rebuilt, new tires, excel- lent lifter and dump box. Phone lack 791 after 8 p.m. 833 6t BAR gocd money mnker st r sonable price. Write P. O. Box 2324, 833 tf NEW two room residence m\h marine view; tile bath, full con- crete basement, oil heat and gar- age. Phone 23 833 3t SMALL Hallicrafter. Tnquire at Gastineau Hotel Desk, 833 3t appointment. 32 4¢ Sterling’s residence for Haw Seen only by acres _ BUICK 8, like new, only 4,000 miles. For further information call 674 from 10 am. to 5 pin 47 2 & . imcmc bet- than $400 per month. In- quire in person. Seaview Apt. No. 9. Hawalian guitar, S5 p.om. after 831 3t ,'I\\'O Bx(l ‘oom modern Lomplv.tul\ furnished house with garage, One of the better homes built about seven years ago. Has complete apartinent in basement. 2 electric ranges and 2 ctric refrigera- tors. Reasonably priced. Phone 933. 830 6t 12-ft. SKitf, 1 Phone 709, 1 New ceupe. 37 Ford HOOKED and Braided Rug stal ware, fur e size 14, ¢ lent condition. Ph. 136. RY Store, doing See G. G. Brown interest in (m\l, ar “ 180 fathoms purse See G. E. Cleveland, ank. 3 HALF c First 812 1 o near Phone 807 tt SPRUCE forest wood for cooking, heating, fireplace; also slab wood. Ph. 688; P.O. x 1345. 803 Apr 6 3 HOUSES und lot. or Dav enfurnished, on 10th St. SMALL HOUSE, boat harbor Red 765, nquire Trev- 794 tf K ISCI:.LLANEIJUS Complete Ph\.wgmphle Supplies Developing - Printing - Emiarging Artists’ Paiuts and Materials Blue Printing Photostats AVON PRODUCTS representauive Phone Black 475. P.O. Box 7ty 656-t1 GUARANTEED Realistic Perman- eni, $7.50. Paper Curls, $1 up, Lola's Beauty Shop. Phone 201 315 Decker Way. ~ FOR HENT THREE Room house, new tenants must buy furnishings. 214 W. 5th between 1 and 4 afternoons, 7 to 9 evenings. 830 4t SMALL housekeepiny room, 335 12th Street. 827 tf " that date annual the date unless au- Dated March| which Q:umAc-E Warehouse, shop, No. willoughby. Ph Bl Under the existing law exemp- | | sl e ue 819 tf tion frem the assessment work re- ! quirement will end at noon on NICE CLEAN ROOMS W wcckly or July 1, 1948. During the new monthlys Colonial Hotel. Ph. 18% assessment year that will begin on —————0m— ——— labor will again ~1RE PROCT Sterege be required, which will have to be n Bldg. compieted by July 1, 1949 in order to hold the claim. To avoid this necessity, it will be ! nece: ary lor another exemption law to be passed befcre July first; next. At the request of the Delégate | from Alaska the Commissioner of |Mines is endeavoring to deter- | mine the prevailing sentiment with ireaurd to the desirability and jus- | tifiability of having a bill intro- \mlced in Congress providing for ! further exemption beyond the per- iod covered by the existing law. ! Claim owners and others who are | most directly affected and entitled to state an opinion on the ques- ticn are invited to express their convictions by addressing a letter on the subject fo the Commissioner of Mines, Box 2811, Juneau, either directly of through branch offices of the Territorial Department of Mines at Fairbanks, Anchorage and Ketchikan, It is important that all rcp’lm be received by April 10. MAYNARD PETERSONS, FORMER JUNEAUITES, ANNOUNCE ARRIVAL SON. | i | Announcement has been received lof the birth of a son to Mr. and Mrs. Maynard Peterson, on March 3, weighing eight pounds and six cunces. The baby has been named John Michael and joins two sisters and a brother. { The Petersons are now residing at 1170 Second Avenue, Chula Vis- |ta, - Calif. Peterson, formerly of! Haganah saboteurs blew up a rail the Juneau Dairies, Inc, is now Lue between Jaffa gnd Tel Aviv and |employed as a carpenter during part of a road connecting the cities the winter months and is fishing,through the Carmel Market last for tuna in the summer season, ln.ight. !the claims are located. Soace. 758 tf |NICE CLEAN steam reated rooms, | also steam baths. Scandinavian Rooms. 736-tt ('LEAN—-steamnenwd rooms, clean beds. 315 Gold St. B50~tf. -e,-OOM kitchen privileges — Homa Hotel. Phone 886. LOST AND FOUND LOST: Nugget and lvory vy belt buckle. Reward Ph. 234. 833 3t LOST Coxal gcld mls! watt.h Re- * ward. Ph. Green 794. 832 tf FOUND: skiff. 0 it Ph. 866 . damaged white LOST: Gold wrist watch. . Ph. 15 or 308. Flghhng Foreesol Jews fo Combine In Baifling Arabs (BY JAMES M. LONG) JERUSALEM, Mar. 11.—{P—Hag- anah and Irgun Zvai Leumi, the two main Jewish fighting forces in Pal- estine, will get together, reliable in- formants said, to bind themselves into a common military front against the Arabs. The merger has been all worked out. the.informants said, and a pact setting out the details is reported ready for ratification by the two |organizations at.Tel Aviv.