The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, June 19, 1948, Page 8

1948 PAGE EIGHT ™ THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU, ALASKA i o , e ——— ety 7 g vt e e o g SRS A b i e . e e r 7 | lrund collected during. the last year. and Manila campaigns and was there was no emaxes inside. Nor| Mrs. Barbara Smith is visiting AUIOPSY To BE | Lewis told Goldsborough that op- |in charge of the first group of |were there goats in “The Goat's|Juneau, and is a guest at the } | erators producing 21,000,000 tons of nurses flown into Manila following Nest,” 4 Gastineau Hotel. But the Chinese balked when they R T |saw “The Opium Den,” even though| H. Raatikainen from Pelican, is the American forces. For this action, iuml annually are siding with the capture of that city by the | {miners in their pension fight, MADE IN DEATH ONCOMING | 3 | all she can of Juneau and vicin- BA(KSTROKE snakes, goats, opium-no nothing. |ing at the Baranof Hotel. b (HAMP Go‘Anonymous ho'e '0 COY NAMEDARMY NURSE (oRpS ity during her short stay in the — . - ST — e —— j . city. | oner Says Warm Sprmgs VAR EIS VISI'"NG JUNEAUL X . LOS3 ANGLiES, June 19—(P—Sue | 19— —Tele-| * | Sl " 25 SN % Zimmerman, the speedy Portland, ) . ek o) Man WaS POISOI’Ied P ‘d I T 'I' k | 7 TREFFERS GETS CONTRACT |0 syimmer, held today the Amer- Joe Wal resiaen ruman aKes! Ralph Trefiers was successful ican record for the women's 100- rsey Joe Wal- Major and Mrs, Eric Newbouid | bidder for the contract to paint . jay it oy | 1 autopsy will be made s < meter backstroke. MO | e A S’eps fo Prevent Soft | nave as their ‘nouseguest, Miss A1- | the Channel Apartments, with. dtk 6 TSR A bt Sl arion. 11 ClE e : g e g R e e | P jfhild Christopherson, 4 sister of offer of $2044, it was announced|mynute 164 seconds last night in ! borting Club, | 86y, Alaska whosd ixgRy R A iroiiai Coal Walkout Mrs. Newbould, Who arrived by today. Mrs. Lucille Johnsofllwinning the event in the Southern ] Iy | ',vm‘ln‘.; (‘.h-”‘ ‘; ujn.;» ”hw hod 2 as br “-- |plane to spend a few days of va- apartment manager, said only two Pacific -AAU. swim championships, L7 o taliyibn b L Gesivs’ ik > ar-] WASHIGTON, June 19— cition in Aliska. Miss Christoph- | bids were received; the second WaS|g trial for Olympic hopefuls bt e s * SR O fived in Juneau with the body, suld | President Trumaty took & first step| CFCR 15 (hé superintendsint ofithie| Walter Flelds whose bid whs Sttt er d in i b . hpn s ek Wheeler General Hospital, at Gil- $3,814. The painting and clennind o . S ¥ ut yes- 'h,' ner husband had “'}'niw-f’f]afi“ [‘m’u).bl.n:(mv! }a):f:dmg off a pu’sxflil(. oy " AT Sederyarbetioer. 18 [whidh ! NAFRE] DEfaiey will tapey ® ENAKE? NO GQA:E}, ol ut b he attack at 3 aum., ¥sday.lsoft coal strike next. month 'by the U. S. Army Nutéé Corps, an estimatéd 18 ‘days to complete Ni EVEN A OP; yw. F U who' naming a board of inquiry to look 7 ' = ol % -~ U & - 8. Commissioner Felix G OF ART GAMBLE BOARD RESERVE OFFICER OF she received the bronze star. Miss Christopherson will be re=- turning to the states on the Norah Tuesday, but will be seeing RECORD FOR | next holding the rank of Major, Treffers said. STINGTAO, Ching — (7 | there was no |They thought gestive of vice. opium inside either.| a Juneau visitor and a guest. at it a little too sug-|the Baranof Hotel. | - e - So now it's just “The Den,” no Lee Jacobi from Seattle is,stay- 11 will be t plans also as Coroner, received an|into the dispute between operators /hert Pes g % T ’ e Marire officers; like American offi- ¢ s note in this morning’s 'and John L. Lewis. m\: ;;S E;:ricg‘j\:bzlm;a:‘b;flzii Laurel Goodei Jeft via PAA yes-|Cers everywhere ' hung up some The ©.:K. Rubber Welders, after months of - i ‘”‘"' the deathj Mr. Truman acted under nation- Hospital in Honolulu, and nursed |terday for a month's vacation in,Catcty names over their bachelor research, following yeats of road tests 197 veiipeved A Smergency BROVIBONR 0L the the fiiey . clatiall] Following Seattle and Bellingham, Wash, |duarters. and tire rebuilding, have developed an Pkt ) ste, which came from Bara- l‘?;:”";,‘I‘l"(“Lx;’,b”:“:“'nu wage. Pearl Herbor she was appointed RS S AN Chi"9155t;’“‘“(‘;cl:i(;::‘f’ef({h‘:f" “\’"’ all-traction, non-rock-holding tread of resenting a conside le swin| i izi:‘:m‘i;:t hour and pension dispute, involving fo SRS Ul H?nand“ Emp'll(‘ “inmd: s’_‘, ref‘f“jl I:aflg“ saying “The Snake Pit.” but revolutionary (hslgn. “ the earlier 3 to 1 figure. 2 cated: HE 400,000 of Lewis' United Mine ¢ o £ The price against Walcott scoring a poisoned, | Workers and the coal industry, It gives to users of trucks of all capacities, knockout is 1 and 15t " | threatens a strike or lockout which and busses, long wearing retread tires f Louis yo 6 s & | would “imperil the national health that far exceed the durability of any 3 to 1 the bout won't g hedu- Gray = and|gng. safety.” 15 rounc ter Hellan truthfuiness of The board was directed in Mr previously known retread work. P A 1| Truman’s executive order to report e O SR . NS the : is sure that m{n‘ its findings to the White House by ! The roa({ tests which made this }mw ‘tuad JA(KEE GOU’_D is Sy Bty xists because of the | ,oyy \wednesday. This report could e possible were conducted over rough i possibility that the note may have | oy g pagls for goverfiment le- ' rocky roads and under driving condi- i HRS'I' 'I'o FINESH y's gty et ‘]'L‘.' “x‘\', some 14| gal action to obtain a court order . tions of extreme toughness. These were \}1 aElelings belween the CRMDICS eond| forestalling any wark: stoppage ‘for . similar to those which prevail on the A other Wa s s Bay residents. * ke’ A > % *6 5 2° ki 3 y | CED i s e R He’s King fora Day : i roads in many parts of Alaska. A ‘ ot vet been ORUermined. |, Yyviyer, ‘and a veteran arbiirator and that day is THE 0. K. RUBBER WELDERS OF f I pral be e Of Wolin labor disputes, was designated ; : ; e B 0 5 Starring attractior ast | P The [body 1s 't tha DS R COREEITER F R ° { e JUNEAU NOW HAVE A NEW IN- night's Soap Box Derby trial runs Ch Carter Mortuary pending | & S AY Before You Travel STALLATION OF THESE LATEST f was the initial performance. of completion of the autopsy and fu= {800 DIl of the three-man { MOLDS. | G2 e S O R e e AR s 21 panel are: E. Wight Bakke, pro- S S P ! | -;)f;‘(’: ;fif _‘L:”,‘)i’!imil‘;"‘“f:_"l:[ ! Gamble's will, made on March 17, of \;vu;?x‘x;ius}:‘::‘ :ua(‘lle Fl]!\x:]x‘ : i s' HENEVER and wher- See us at once and let us explain how we i G0t o s - Ton 10 1 ot 1 wiow | vl and el Beagee, P If you haven't heard, cver vou teavel, it 18 Wit mo e pr e MAERHL- | red-whiceledt car which looks as p& SWREC 88 BAME BETER TV R siedenc 2 ' to insure all personal be- | your old tires. a\“g _them recapped b though it will be stiff competition 1\t TR He had also! Mr, Truman acted as Federal it comes tomorrow! longings you take with you. | the 0. K. RUBEER WELDERS" WAY. .3 e e :“‘"T'-;”‘ Leen engaged in logging operations Justica T. Alan Goldsborough be- 2 Their replacement value is | BANRRLOn - Of - the ROGG. | RIS L ing gan hearings on a petition by Ezra HERE S OUR SUGGESTION probably considerable and 1 {5 spongored by the Harrl Machine| G ambie was born in Wilia g, Van Horn, a coal operator, for a you need protection against | r e e ‘Pennsylvania. He has it | ¢ order to start of [ their loss or damage. Ask | € It is expecte: aumber of new Bay since s’ pensions a welfare t ai e S this Hartford agency about | afitos will be completed ve ‘ RESERR ARG . SRS SC L L SR A7 . 19y 4 > i an “all risk” Personal Ef- [ 4 to try their wheels on t | "T .fll Y " R o g s et TIRE Scrocee ; Two more entries now have spon- ops Wi ou fects Policy. JUST CALL Comp I SOTIS. They are Keith Overton for Juneau Young Hardware and - - 4 Wity Olales 165 Bomins, Quistai: E Trian Choose His Gift . . . ‘ , . tfon Company. Jerry Rosenberger ! ! h B fi a g e . | e o 4 will race for the 20th Century (' 3 1898 - th - 194 | RECAPS » REPAIRS * NEW « USED + (Foact to (oa: 1 et ‘ EVERTHING FROM | ' About 20 boys took to the hill C ll‘ amers ' ANNIVERSARY, | rm E BR AYNT i Phone gnz ] last night in the test cars to get : A STETSON HAT SHATTUCK AGENCY | . [ | the feel of the road and not one S Uanas - oM [ 4 had a mishap. Near Alaska Steamship Dock and Office will restore your garments to tip-top shape. B i e s A Bay ai the Picnic....? ‘ TO FLORSHEIM SHOES — ON ADMIRAL WAY — JUNEAU ! son Beach, Jerry Cropley, Lowell Had a good time? . . . . ! . ® | MeClcllan, Bichard Tsaac, Keith R e st ¥ T Overton, Donald Abel, Jr., Patrick 0,’. Yes sdbes : MR AR Ness, Sandy Blan on, Gary Hedg €8, Rick Smith, Jackie Gould, Mike don't forget to get;him one Wade, Samuel McPhetres, Jerry : e B A of those BEAUTIEUL One ‘ for the July T o e &me : DUVAL of HOLLYWOOD A fairly good crowd of onlookers watched the young William P. Blanton the practice runs, picked up the cars at the end of the run and took them back to the starting line. | Ralph Mize acted as starter, Ellis Reynolds ilagged at the hottom of the bridge and Don Skuse stood by at Willoughby. to meet the drivers and watch, traffic i ther trial run is planned for| next week, and it is hoped several| more racers will be ready for this event | CHILDREN PARADE | For better Appearance CALL speeders. Dr chairman of ' Hand Painted Ties He'll just LOVE IT! Sold ONLY By H- §S- GRAVES "The Clothing Man” Juneau - Alaska Get Your Gifts PS 41 BENDIX | School. AUTOMATIC HomMe LauvoRy z | z { { % s N s z s z P - HERE TUESDAY 10 i for “*Dad” in a | i HELP OTHER YOUTH | ? Store for Men!. ; : s Operiing the “Crusade For Child-{ bt ______ ERTRS TCORERE e e 2 o 1 s new tips, new tricks that make washing easier. ren” fund drive Tuesday, a children's | PR Tk, TR i G R parade will be heid in downtown | i . ns AT a Bendix trained expert tell all. .. Juneau. Children who want to be in ' ; n | ihe parade should incet at the Meth. | COMING TO JUNEAU! Hear on modern home laundry methods. i odist Church at 9:30 a.m. Tags will % be sold all day Tuesday. L OF the brand new Bendix Washers in action! Money is being raised throughout | ¢ the world to help feed about 30,000,- THE ; : 090 starving European children. An C A N A D A NEW BENDIX WASHER NEW BENDIX DRYER NEW BENDIX IRONER example of the malnutrition is The only washer in the world that Gets clothes soft, sweet and fluffy dry No other ironer bas so many work- shown in the fact that Finnish can even put in its own soap. Now . . regardless of the weather and ab- saving features. You sit comfortably children are 10 to 15 percent below ou set the dial jusc once and the solutely without work. Dnmq dz: relaxed while your fingertips guide S e ndix soaps, soaks, washes, rinses for ironing or drys completely she fabric through. Irons everything Internationally Known Singers, Musicians and Speakers and damp drys . . . all by itself. from shirts to fancy ruffles. ; the average weight of Yu- storing. dependiog oa how you dial. goslav children is down 24 percent CONDUCTING A CITY-WIDE EVANGELISTIC CAMPAIGN In Ttaly, 2,000,000 children need ex- ® PRESENTING *® tra; rations These funds il st coec- ILLUSTRATED MUSIC DRAMAS tant mothers as well for food for chlldren ‘of all ages fo fight mal- ELECTRIC HAWAIIAN GUITARS @ PIANO nutrition and disease Juneau children 1 be tags Tuesday as part of the wide drive. One may whatever they wish when p ing tags. LEGION AND DUUGLAS | BASEBALL TOMORROW The CANTATAS illustrated in COLOR PICTURES ORIGINAL COMPOSITIONS @ ACCORDION TRICS @ DUETS @ SOLOS SOUND MOTION PICTURES STIRRING GOSPEL MESSAGES PRAYER FOR THE SICK : w cor 1It’s helpful, i’s informative. Never before was school so much fun. So ceme to the Bendix automatic Home Laundry School. S hP RE% $ LG g Get the answers to your laundry prob- lems. DiScover the easiest, quickest way to lighten your work on washday! o Legion snd Douelas firemen are slated for action at the ball park swarung at 1:30 o'clock tomorrow ' Recordings of Fox Party PrograFl? Given These valuable doo.v prizes ’ 525.&2];551\&{:‘;;&31\‘2};‘];- S?%?yl:‘r ON R 4B & 20 Wi e SPECIAL. to Persons Bringing Most Visitors he lucky winners. Corey Coftée Brewers weather permitti A Legion wi again toss the Elks and Le a second place tie ¥ 500 for the tomorr Above Prizes Each Day of School SCHOOL STARTS AT 2:00P.M. JUNE 22, 23, 24 and 25 BEGINNING SUNDAY, JUNE 20, 7:30 P. M. :&smg ’labl nights in the showrooms of the joose, have now | v, SCOTTISH RITE TEMPLE S eee FROM KETCHIKAN C. Peyne from Ketchik euest the Baranof Hc ALASKA ELECTRIC LIGHT & POWER CO. Civie Auditoriums and Large Churches Have Been Packed Out in Fox Campaigns in U. S. and Canada