The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, June 25, 1948, Page 3

FRIDAY, JUNE 25, 1948 Em—e e, Y BT | Siiil KE DATE | RETREAT DAY BUS 10 ' SET ON COAST AT kAt (0B SAYS "I ACCEPT" i ] i »f the Catholic Church -_— i ivity Parish were ad- ; l KA (By The Associated Pr SAN FRANCISCO, June that the bus which aks Californians, who have heard Earl{C. I, O. Lon emen today 1l take them to the Retreat Day Warren no” so often to the|30 am. July 4 as the new servance at the Shrine of St. e iy { | question of his ambition for the for a West C waterfront Terese Sunday, will leave between commafldafl' O‘ 17"’ NaV' Vice Presidenc were ast as federal tors i nd 8:45 Sunday morning in today when their governor efforts to bring ritime employe een-Age Club instead t of the T church a and workers tc On July 4 al District Visils Ju- [mos: ss nappity ansnimous as {bis nomination in Philadelp her. ‘en-day extension previously plan- ead Warrer asked pro- ction 1e 80-day injunction e government to halt the an in, 1ed on the ht, who would succ alifornia’s governor if th Rear Admiral A. E. Montgomery,|Kn Commandant of the 17th Naval Dis-3s C Re- |t strict, left here this morning to re-|publicans win in November, AT'= | POS! turn to his headquarters at Kodiak ed today “the action of the Republi- } has already been iss following an inspection of South- [can Convention. . . ... is a recog-|Coast. east Alaska and a visit with Gov.|nitiop of the great importance of| Ernest Gruening. the west in American affairs. “We are delighted with the nomi- GAME SLATED TOMORROW A play-off game is set for tomor- morning for two teams of the ivergreen Bowl Boys Baseball club. Alfred Carlson’s team defeated Billy row > e ~ ¥ CANNED SALMO Admiral Montgomery, who has ! Orme’s Nine with a score of 13 to 5 never before been in this section of nees chosen and of course we will in a five-inning game this morning the Territory, said “I'm more than |support them with the greatest en- PA(K qu Y HA[F at the ball park. The winning team delighted with this part of Alaska.”|er 1d enthusiasm.” N - tomerrow receives free .\l‘(\»\'~\l&k(‘t5 He said, however, that the Navy is| The state constitution provides| to the 20th Century. not contemplating making any in-|{for the Lieutenant Governor's auto- oF 1947 AMGUNT Bruce Casper on, with six, won stallations here. matic succession in event the gov: the strike-out confest this morning. Admiral Montgomery declared that | ernor’s chair becomes vacant. War-, B s el ¥ Naval activity, in Southeast Ala: ,{ren’s term expires in January, 1951. is at present confined to phot —————————— il paic mapping of the area in con- today Lty the junction with other Government de- | EDITORIA[ COMMENI (the U Ish { {Only the SE Al partments. He said this work is e |last year’s report fo: now in progress with Navy men | [last working from Annette Island, Yak-| od. The total pack The first weekly canned salmon rs T e sciences WORK OF JUNIOR ART Regional Office of Service. ahead of e peri- date amount (LASS IS DISPLAYED The Alaska utat and Big Delta. cases The Admiral was a guest of Gov.| ses last ye and Mrs. Gruening last evening but | reported that their visit was purely social. This morning, he took his/;y own camera with him on a walk ;. time, Shop on Seward S this Paintings by membe nior Amé Class et, is a group of of Press) Thom ciated e for Gov d with 877 cases last Ao itral Alaska reported 70,- ‘1“"‘(""“‘ g “I”“:d 636 cases compared with 175,120 last -section of editorial com- ! n. | oo A P i through Juneau before his depar- x & L o\ YE Western Alaska repor 7 ment by the nation’s press, but 2 ;. compared. with 3,485 last yea ture. number of newspapers are critical’ o 5 S He was accompanied by Lieuten-|,¢ the candidate and of the make- ant Commander Roberts and Lieu-|yy o his party IFOREST SERV'(E ']'o ' MAYOR OF SkaGway | MAVE FIRE PATROLS The done in oils, r color, by the fol- tists: Mary Nordale, Gladys Uggen, Gordon Oakes, Con- nie Williams, Lynette Hebert, Con- nie Brown, Joar Carolyne Isas s are - : CHERINOFF AL TODAY TILLIE MARTIN FUNE 1§ ON FOURTH OF JULY = | LA Funeral services were held this HONORED AT pagry; | AP MELDAC HETE O s S [ The % a r Mrs. Martha Cherinoff, | e pecial Fire Patrol during enzen of the Salvation Army gave | Skagway Mayor C. A. “Pat” Car-!ith weeke ? to 7 the service Interment, was in | A party honoring Tillie Martin, {roll conferred this morning with |sericus for Evergreen Cemetery. Mrs. Cher- July 4th queen candidate, was given | Gov. Ernest Gruening on matters|tne Forest if survived by her widower, | by her sponsors, the Filipino Com-0f importance to his communi to Eli Cherinoff munity, in the Parish Hall of the{The Governor agreed to visit Skag- fires SRR Catholic Church of the Nativity way in August to dedicate the new It was pc ROM VANCOUV , B.C. last night. Much enth n to| and b connecting S illegal in H. Rowland and family are here boost its choice of queen was re-|Wa nd Dyea which will be ¢ and that pe are re- frem Vancouver, B. C, and staying vealed. |pleted by that time. quired to build fires ese areas the Baranof Hotel — e - i Mayor Carroll is in town in con-| - S A AR 2 inection with a U. S. District C COOTIE SCRATCH TONIGHT FROM HOUSTON, TEXAS |SOM"0N WARDS | suit here brought by M. A. Pichotta| Sourdough Pup Tent No. 4, idili-| Mrs. C. O. Be« nd children | |against the City of Skagwa The|tary Order of the Cootie, Veter- 1 tered from Hc 1, Texas, :’.rr! ARE APPROVED FOR Mayor and his beard, which he is|ans of Foreign Wars, will hold its at the Baranof Hotel wearing in hor of Skagway's|regular monthly at- 8 s | NAIIVE SERVI(E “Day’s of '98” celetration, are stop-|o'clock tonight in W Je ROOF FIRE | 2 WS |ping at the Hotel Baranot. }(:h‘x, An elec temporary — i The Alaska Native Service will o io will be held Fly caused a fire at4 tnstanl four isolation waras in the | \ALIENT AND ORBIT ! - 1145 p. m. today on the roof of | Territory, it was revealed today by | HERE FROM SEATTLE at 513 Willoughby R. Brust, Acting, ANS Superinten- HAVE HSH loADS- { Russell Canlen, W. D. Jol e, which was quickly extin- dent. The wards, authorized by Con- v | W. R. Nelson, John Levant by the Juneau Volunteer | gress, are of Quonset type construc- EI_HN “o “ |S HERE Stanton, all from ment with little dam- tion and three will be operated in| % guests at the Baranof > Alarm call was 2-1. v h0S] als at| H S— ;’:::‘C.“‘;?m‘z‘;me‘\;fi B ak | The Valient, skipoered by Dan! A fourth will be operated Ly a pri- Twedt, was in vesterd: y with 141)00‘ - Vate hospital at either Nome or Pounds halibut and 5000 pounds Fairbanks on a fee basis iblack cod; the Tundra by Pete Os- .o - d had 8,000 pounds black cod | VISITS MOTHER HERE land 1,000, halibut, and the Orbit; Mis. Alex Nevala of Aberdeen, docked with 19,000 pounds halibut. Prices on the fish were about 18.95 | ! Wash., is visiting her daughter, p x Mrs, Oarl Ashenbrenner of Juneau, medium, eight for chix, and 18.15| for two months. Mrs. Hilja Hen- Cents a pound for large halibut. The derson, of Woodland, Wash, Is “";h“'f'l;gat 1;1; Cqul;eg 1[!)0\:11; il ” 's. shenbrenner. e in , hea y 3 - | Sl Ur.M.ls.A,s . Swaunson, was in with 30,000 pounds | salmon he Cross Sound banks | NSPE R HERE salmon from tl c | M:fi;!r“YBe:t zeeCf;l"OU S. Army and the 31A303, skippered by ].ng-; Inspector General for Alaska, left \'a:‘dndm\d(]*; “'Ir‘;::' 1;“ s‘::;';(g 500 here today for his headquarters at pounds . salmon from oy ol | B — | Fort Richardson aiter making an 2 : i inspection of Army facilities at DON FOSTER ENROUTE ! Juneau and Sitka. | Don C.' Foster, Alaska Nau\{[.t} e — | Service General Supenn?andent‘ is COT HAYES LEAVES {enroute to Fairbanks aiter a va-| A. B. “Cot" Hay Anchorage cation in the States. He will visit manager of Northwest Airlines, ANS activities in '.he‘ Interior and and former Juneau resident, left return to Juneau during the latter | here via PNA today after a one- Part of July. week visit with friends in this BT v T TR area. | HERE FROM KODIAK EBEE T e | Lt. Cmar. R. S. Roberts, Lt. Fred |s. Card- and K. N. Burchfield, all Eunice Wright, visiting from Los S S Angeles, is a guest at the Baranof from Kodiak, are visiting Juneau Hotel. * and staying at the Baranof Hotel. B 7 HEINZ NED VEGETABLES <cientifically cooked and packed 4o assure uniformly-high vitamin retention HEINZ STRAINED FRUITS AND 7 DESSERTS rate high for fine " flavor and texture 2> HEINZ STRAINED MEAT PRODUCTS are rich in flavors Baby likes HEINZ PRE-COOKED are light; flutfy, easy fo digest You pay no premium for the best- Ask for HEINZ! .. Short... Especially for you! Once you've had it, you'll cherish your gay new short hair coif, designed es- pecially for you. 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Mrs. HabQ Jciecd, Ieptesents Martin, who will represent - the | Real Silk Flos Mills in South- econd Judicial Division, was nam- | ©ast Alaska, has returned from a | ten-day business trip to Sitka rve a four year term begin- | > Chuck” Diven of Petersburg has | Hotel rrived here and is staying at the tel Juneau. > ge Jones, from Angoon, is a at the Gastineau Hotel. IMPORTANT NOTICE Meeting of All DOUGLAS and JUNEAUA.F.of L. CANNERY WORKERS TeQuNl-G-F-T | Douglas Council Chamhers 8P.M. KENNETH R. BOWMAN, | July. 1 >oo } ON GOVERNOR'S STAFF | Lane Rof Juneau, joined the FROM GUSTAVUS | office staff of Governor Gruening Nelson of Gustavus is in|today as a stenographer ved at the Hotel Ju- | R Sr eau | TACOMA VISITOR ls AL Ob] A SUBURB -ee { Stanley Warburton, here from K. 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