The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, May 29, 1948, Page 8

PAGE EIGHT ™ ARABS MAKE | NEW ATTACK, PALESTINE CKIR() food, tried des tlockad tering the city Legion guns pounded Jewish con- ronmnm in new Jeru s swept t ) n the old city. Tl with food munition gone, surrendes day after a five-month s off by an 11-day poundir »m the guns of King Abdullah’s Arab Le- gion Now the Jews in all Jerusalem are under a throttling state of seige that can be ended only by the opening of supply routes to the Mediterranean Coast ..o 28 ARRIVE, 22 LEAVE WITH AI.ASKA COASTAL . and 2 mpmm with £ flights yesterday From Sitka: Osca Cecotti, C Mosher, Grant Logan, H. H. Flynn, ' K. H. Faseney, J. Strotton, L. Ha A. Allan, Ralph Mize, Mrs. B) and Bud and Mrs. Whiteside. From Hoonah: Albert Schwandt; from Tenakee: H. Floresco; from Hood Bay: Vern Curtis, Harr Criss, J. Kladaline and V. D. Jone: PFrom Hawk Inlet: Ralph Thompson; from Petersburg: R. A. Littlefield, C. F. Stedman and Bob/ Meeke; from Pelican: Leonard Perry, Paul Perris and Earl Hawkin From Tulsequah: A. W. Stallery,| Leo Cyr and G. Schnap To Tulsequah: J. Nutt; can; Charles DeBoer and wife; to Peters- burg: V. Hitchcock; to Wrangell: L. A. Heady. To Skagway: C. Sharpe; to Haines: Arnold Larson; to Tenakee: Tom Paddock and Bonita Clark SCANDINAVIAN AIRIINES SYSTEM When you fly SAS to colorful Scan- dinavia or romantic Scotland, the 2 10 3 weeks you save in oceun cross- ings is ma n your pocket. It is 2 to 3 weeks' earning time saved. Delicious free meals, s ord, no tipping are additional economies, Fastest daily overnight service direct to Clasgow, Copenhagen, Oslo, Stockholm, Helsinki, Connections to all Europe. your travel agent or Scandinavian Airlines System Seattle: 5527 White-Henry Stuart Bldg., Seneca 6250 Mail « Passengers * Cargo Coming this summer super DC6 Serviee - at no extra fare! - \proceeded to the Gulf of Alaska at 'a PNA plane had reported that it ‘AT( GeIs (harler |Alaska service, the company said. in Juneau and Baranot to Peli-| Mrs. Perroneus; to Gustavus: | FIVE DIE IN ROARING FIRE ney, H. Flynn, ired Mor- , John - o> |CUTTER WA(HUSEH ASSISTS NORLAND; | PROCEEDS TO GULF ey oo cp B |that spread with terrific through a three-story a|building on the southwest side. An undetermined number of per- sons fled from the tuilding located s \mn is owned at 2014 South California Ave. Charles M. Gray. Kenneth Junge, said the blaze, of undetermined ori- s um( amaged. | gin, spread so quickly that rsecurers el Nor- p.m. rd od it of engine diftie ulnm At 9:30 pm., the Wachusett then |third floors Earlier seven persons were in- of Cape Spencer where jured in another fire which damaged a three-story apartment building at 2110 Kendall St., about a mile south blaze. a point off sighted a 60 foot fishing boat float- ing adrift 11 mporved seeing no of the cxllfumm Ave., [EVERYTHING IS TO BE CLOSED UP MONDAY Almest everytning in Juneau will be closed Monday in observance of Anolher Freighter — The er J. Rufino B formerly under charter to G Line, was |taken over under ter by Alaska nesses, the Post Office, City, T ITransportation Company yesterday.| torial and Federal oftices will not The liberty ship will be used reopen until Tuesday. The only ex- chiefly for military cargo in the airlines, Alaska Communi- System, Civil Aeronautics panies, - | cation IN FROM TENAKEE H. J. Floresca from Tenakee is Bureauu. staying at the 3 % Rt - Hotel. Empire .wantads gnL results! O, NOW AVAILABLE FOR THE FISHING SEASON at The NUGGET SEOoP speed | apartment ;now bat .750 in league standings. | Memorial Day. Stores, banks busi-, ceptions are the sieamship com-! Administration and the Weather | -12:30 o'clock. | | Elks sharing honors, while a Moose Fire Marshall Anthony Mullaney y; o0 Pelican were able to save only one of seven v lumdfly June 1, between Douglas persons trapped on the second .mm nd the Legion. THE DAILY ALASKA lMPlRL~—JUNLAU ALASKA {BALL GAME TOMORROW MEMORIAL SERVI(ES WITH MOOSE AND ELKS MONDAY TO BE HELD BYV.F.W.AND A.L. Action at the ball park tomorrow afternoon will see the first place {Moose against the third place Elks {beginning the nine inni ng route at| nremorial services will be con- | ducted Monday morning at 10:30 |oclock at the Alaska Steamship |dock and at the Evergreen Cemetery iby the Veterans of Foreizn Wars ‘and the American Legion. Firing | squads will participate. - | VALIANT AT STORAGE; 19,000 POUND CATCH The Valiant, skippered by Dan- 'u»l Twedt, brought in 19,000 pounds | of halibut to Juneau Cold Stor- jage, and the 31B709, headed by | George Kenney, hit the docks with more than 7,000 pounds. The Moose lost their first of the season to the Legion last night and A win for the Elks tomorrow would | throw the race into a three-way tie | for first with Moose Legion and | ory would further cement its (league leading claim. The next scheduled game will be —————— FROM WASHINGTON, D. C. Lt. Col. James Metcalfe, here from Washington, D. C, is regis- tered at the Baranof Hotel. . SITKA VISITORS Clarence Walters from Pe\exs-\ Robert Barden and Frank Tilson, burg is a guest at the Baranof both from Sitka, are in Juneau, Hotel. guests at the Ga:tmmu Hotel. | rEsssEERaEIEET e ml \ EEmrmsmeosmvesea KEITH G. 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