The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, May 26, 1948, Page 2

PAGE TWO Be sure to have the right type of clothes for a wonderful week-end holiday . Come in today and select your wardrobe for the big Memorial Day Week-end White Stag Denims Heavy weight White Stag Cotton “tickin” shorts. Zip- per front. Sanforized. Gay HALTERS TO MATCH $2.95 Sanforized denim. Sizes 10 to 20. . $3.95 White Stag White Stag All wool zephr paid shirts. All wool slacks . . . Tans, Ideal to wear with your browns, and greys. Sizes slacks 10 to 38. $10.95 $15.95 to $19.95 Jantzen Swim Suits Many smart styes. Wide range of sizes. $5.95 1o '$1595 Jantzen Tee Shirts Plain or stripes, fine knit cotton, easy to wash. Small, medium, large. $2.95 * Shelter Suits Coats and trousers of heavy tan denim. Water repellent. Special price at $5.00 B Behen QUALITY SINCE Women's Hip Boots Snug ankle. Sizes 5 to 9. i Co /887 Holiday Special DECORATION DAY week-end cruise on Motor Ship NAHA, including stay at Taku Lodge. LEAVE FERRY FLOAT adjacent to Alaska Coastal at 3:30 p. m. Saturday, May 29th. RETURN TO JUNEAU Monday, 10 P. M., May 31st. d FOR RESERVATION See Earl Forsythe Telephone 288 e ——————————r— —— ———————— | i\\’hrv are interested in the construc- | tion of a new golf course for the | Gastinenu Chainer area, will meet | Thursday night “4t the' Salmon Greek, Country Glub to discuss and | plan the completion of the " Club's |intentions to build a course adjoin- ing its property. Tom George, Manager of the ,Country Club, has already com-| pleted the clearing of most of the e m——————————————— e . T T B B T e T .3 TP T T e e JUNEAU GOLFERS | WILL TALK OVER PLAN FOR COURSE Salmon Creek Country Club | to Determine Number of Possible Golfers | Golf and prospective golfer: land needed wants to di for the project scuss his plans with people who are interested. He said | that he wants to determine exactly how many persons will use the fa- f completed. If Association may also te ed if enough persons are in- ted in seeing the game esiab- lished jn Juneau. The meeting begin at 8 p.m., Thursday. e CLAIMS RUSSIANS - COULD TAKE MARY and | ALASKA AIRFIELDS SEATTLE, May 26—(#—Between | planes in Seattle last night, Nationa! Commander Ray Brannaman of the | Veterans of Foreign' Wars com- mented on U. S. defenses in Alaska. Brannaman was enroute to Denver la inspecting installations at| Anchorage, Fairbanks, Nome, Se-| ward, Homer, Naknek and Kodiak | He said: “Russia could take over {many airfields . in. Alaska ‘atany| time. Army strategy now-—because | of lethargy on the part of Congress and the compiacency of the Ameri- | can people—seems to be to let the Russians effect successful landings and then try to bomb them out.” He added: “If there is an invasion a by Russia the U. S. might wish it had diverted some of the millions Leing sent to Europe tc the defense of our nc ern fron tier. EMBLEM CLUB MEET " TOMORROW EVENING WITH NEW OFFICERS The Juneau Emblem Club will | hold - their last meeting of xhe] cn tomorrow evening at 8 o'clock in the Elks Hall under the auspices of the new President Lil- (lian Uggen and other new offi- ! ders. There are many business matters to clean up before the summer | vacation and all members are urg- |ed to attend in order for a full dis- cussion on all subjects. | After the meeting the refresh- ment committee will be in charge | of the serving and entertainment. ] e JOHN QUILICO HOST TO PARENTS FROM . A, John Quilico was host last night | at a dinner party at the Salmon Creek Country Club in honor of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joséph Quilico, who recently arrived from Los Angeles to spend the summer with Quilico and their daughter,| Mrs. Marvin Fenster. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Quilico, Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Fen- ster, Misses Jean and Shirley Mec- Cormick, Dr. D. D. Marquardt, Lecnard Hopkins and the host. B ;’ WACHUSETTS RETURNS The U. S. Coast Guard Cutter | Wachusett returned here this after- noon from a trip to Stephens Passage near Sunset Island where it beached a fish trap discovered floating in the channel, as a men- ace to navigation. S . - CHANGES JOBS Charles F. Dery, formerly of the| Juneau Spruce Corporation office, | has been employed in the office of | itorial Treasurer Oscar G. Ol-| I'sea FROM TULSEQUAH | Arthur~ Morris from Tulsequah, B. C, is visiting Juneau, and a| guest at the Baranof Hotel. —,e—— | HERE FROM PELICAN M. W. Soule from Pelican is visiting Juneau and staying at the| Baranof Hotel. - TENAKEE V OR | J./T. Tenneson, Jr, from Tena- kee is visiting Juneau and stay- ing at the Baranoi Hotel. ANCHORAGE VISITORS K. K. Kellner, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Oldaper and Mrs. Agnes W. Breag- er, from Anchorage, are guests at the Baranof Hotel. - - KETCHIKAN VISITORS | Howard Fowler and Phil Senour, from Ketchikan, are guests at the Gastineau Hotel. { D | ATTENTION REBEKAHS | Social meeting tonight. We want | to remind the members that each | persen is supposed to bring towel . |and Max Dorman e o 0 % © ¢t e 0 @ WEATHER REPORT (U. 5. WEATHER BUREAU) Temperatures for 24-hour period ending 7:30 this morning In Juneau— Maximum, 59; minimum, 45. At Airport— Maximum, 58; minimum, 45. FORECAST (Juneau and Vicinity) iable cloudiness tonight and Thursday. Highest tem- perature Thursday near 62 degrees. PRECIPITATION (Past 24 hours ending 7:30 a.m. today In Juneau City— Trace since May 1, 499 inches since July 1, 8643 inches. At the Airport— Trace since May 1, 322 inch since July 1, 5187 inches. e o 0 0 0 0 0 0 & ° , . . . ° . ° . . . ° ° . ° . . ° (] ° ° . ° » Having operated out of Juneau for the past seven years, Art Kinnan and his charter ship Vermarco is working from here again this sea- son and has just returned from his first trip on which two brown bears and a wolf were bagged. Kinnan left on his second, trip Monday with Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Parker and party from Tulsa, Okla. Guiding are John Osborn of Juneau of Funter Bay who worked with the Vermarco las! yeai Kinnan's sister the Pulitzer prize winning névi “The Yearling,” the movie version which was recently shown at the Capitol Theatre in Juneau P e i the author of MOTHER VISITS Mrs. Irma B. Rcess, of Spokane, Washington, is visiting her son, M B. “Bud” Ross, of the Federal Building staff, for the summer months. Mrs. Ross made her last visit here in 1906 o FT. WAYNE, IND. Mr. and Mrs. E. Schaefer from Ft. Wayne, Ind., are staying at the Baranof Hotel - > - FROM GUSTAVUS Jesse Jones and wife irom Gus- tavus are in Juneau and stayin e Baranof Hotel. THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU, ALASKA MARY GOFF SHOWS SOUTH AMERICAN PIX, KIWANIS MEET Kiwanis Club held their regular weekly business meetir teday noon in the Gold Room of the Baranof Hotel and the highe light was the showing of colored lides of South America taken by Miss Mary Goff, while she was tationed there with the Federal Communications System The slides are very interesting and : of informative material as to sulture, also showing the many cenic views of huge waterfalls and The the many rivers, Cities and the modern buildings and. the small villages with their thatched roofs; e cars and modern vebicles that give the country its picturesque rep- utation >resident Gene Vuille announced that on July 6 there will be a group of people for South Bend, Indiana, arrive on the Princess Louise and many of the group are Kiwanians. have requested an toard the steamer will They will ke in Juneau during the kours the ship is here. tails will be announced. It was also announced t there will be a Boa of Directors meet- tonight in the offic urch and all members tend as there are many busi- 53 matters to discuss, and several rtant plans to complete sts at todays meeting were; BIRTHDAY PARTY George A. Matson, head Veterans Administration Training Division here, was honored at a birthday = party in his Douglas home last night. In addition to Mrs. MatSon, those in attendance were Mr. and Mrs. Homer Garvin, Mrs. Mernice Murphy, Mr. and Mrs. Neil Fritchman and Lillian Ccllins, Rais FROM KETCHIKAN H. B. Crewson, broker, is a guest /at the Baranof Hotel. e Sensational Values.... €LoPAY CURTAINS They're made of strong plasticized cellulose fibre—gay and colorful. And practi- cal, too, for they shed dust and are easily wiped clean. l-lollywoéd 5 pieces including ex- tra width of valance. 54 inches long. Ging- ham, polka dot and strawberry patterns. Red—Blue—Green. Goldstein Bldg. 7 pieces, including extra width of val- ance. Bright gingham, polka dot and straw- berry patterns, in blue,, green and red. UTIFUL. Phone 394 3] 00000 any during their vacation to Alaska.| | | | of the| | HERE Fiium | | Bbbkie McKwee from Las Vegas, C10 UAW REDUCE DEMAND ON WAGES DETROIT, May 26—®—The CIO {United Auto Workers’ reduced, again jto 17 cents their hourly wage in- |crease demand on Chrysler Corp. oday Norman Matthews, head of 1UAW's Chrysler Department, dis- | closed this concession at the start of the first negotiations since the 15-dxy old strike of 75,000 workers i began. ; Originally the union had demand- {ed 30 cents. { The Chrysler negotiations, be at Gev. Kin Sigler's bel ¢ !a day after General Motors’ 11 cents jan hour settlement geared to the cost of living, - > LAS VEGAS Nev, is in Juneau, at the Baranof Hotel. CALL FOR BIDS Sealed bids will be received registered y in the viciity of Eagle River Landing. Bid forms, detailed plans and Further de-|Spbecifications can be obtgined at {the office of Felix J. Toner, Room | 5, Shattuck Building. A bid bond or certified check in of Jim|the amount of 5% of the bid must re urged . 2ccempany each bid. Bids will (100 A. M. June 12, office of the Territorial Highwa Engineer and then be publicly op be received until ten 1l Sherlock, Bill ened and read. Eric Mann,|First publication, May 26, 1948. Last publication, June 9, 1948. TOWN HALL RECREATION CENTER Roller Skating Schedules MONDAYS « WEDNESDAYS FRIDAYS AFTERNOONS 2:00 fo 4:30 EVENINGS 7:00 to 10:00 Admission Prices AFTERNOONS 25¢ EVENINGS - - T5e Evenings—Skate Owners 60c All prices include tax ll AVING TO WAIT for repair work to be dbme is no novelty today. And re- member, if disaster closes up yeur home, every delay in repairing will mean extra expense for voy — living away from home. So why not pretect your- self now with Rent and Additional Living Expense Insurance? 1898 - th - 148 ANNIVERSARY, SHATTUCK AGENCY INSURANCE - BONDS: Juneau, Alaska the | by | evening | Frank A. Metcalf, Territorial High- | in order that the members! Way Engineer for .the construction | not miss |Cf approximately 750’ of roadw: 1948 at the i WEDNESDAY, MAY 26, 1948 REFRESH YOURSELF ~ WITH ICE-COLD COKE BOTTLED UNDER AUTHORITY OF THE COCA-COLA COMPANY BY JUNEAU COLD STORAGE © 1748, Th= Coca-Cela Company TWO NEW SCHEDULES! ® Now TWO Daily Scheduled Flighis JUNEAU-SITKA (Way Ports as required) Juneau Departures: 9:00 a.m. and 3:00 p.m. 1. NEW P. M. flight provides Sitka-bound or wayport-bound passengers one-day service from States, Interior and Southeastern Alaska points. 2. NEW P. M, flight also provides daily sched- uled one-day round trip flight between Juneau and Sitka with convenient lay-over. e Also DAILY Scheduled Flighis (Commencing May 24th) JUNEAU-HAINES-SKAGWAY Juneau Departure: 3:00 p.m. 1. NEW SCHEDULE offers LYNN CANAL bound passengers one-day service from States, Interior and Southeastern Alaska points. 2. CONNECTS with White Pass & Yukon Rail- road for Juneau-bound passengers. o GLMK%%’* s . S. DONJAC MEMORIAL DAY WEEK END EXCURSION TAKU LODGE Leave Small Boat Harbor 2 P. M. Saturday May 29— Return Home Monday Night ALL EXPENSE TOUR ——— $40 PER PERSON Contact J. B. BURFORD CO.for reseravations