The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, September 15, 1948, Page 8

PAGE EIGHT JUNIOR CHAMBER PAINTS BUILDING ON MAIN STREET Gang IUTHS‘WOl-li Last Night fo Brighten up Juneau Health Center The Junior Chamter of Com- merte members, as a club project, painted the one story building on Main Street, housing the Juneau Health Cen The gang turned out shortly be- fore € o'clock, painted the sides and front d will return and complete the job tonight This is only one of the many club projects to be undertaken by the JCC according to reports. Paint and materials for the job were furnished by the Juneau Paint and Ideal Paint shops and the City of Juneau. Walter Field placed his spraying equipment at the dis- posal of the JCCs to complete the donation. ..o BERLIN BLOCKADE TALKS ARE TO BE RESUMED, KREMLIN (By The Associated Press) The Kremlin talks on blockaded Berlin probably will be resumed late in ed. The Western diplomats talked with Foreign Minister Molotov yes- terday in a tenth Moscow session but the result, if any, was not announced. | last i BERLIN - Within Berlin, the Russian commandant asserted that inactivity of British military police encouraged blood street fighting around the Soviet war memorial last Thursday. The Russians that day fired into some of the 200,000 anti-Communist demonstrators. The British replied that R the week, Moscow report- | | Cross headquarters for THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU, ALASKA P WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 194 AUDII OF vaemor Gruening’— | (HABE[&DIEi HAVE ELECTION, OFFICERS The Chapeladies of the Auk Bay dictrict elected the following offi- ANNUAL JUNEAU CHAPTER OF Addresses Highway ARC IS MADE PUBLIC| Patrol Assembly The annual audit of the financial! Gov. Ernest Gruening gave me';gffl.“l SR R ey, records of Juneau Chapter, Ameri-/opening addres e Firs ) S Y ec P opening address at the First Annual| ""Urc go o ainola President: can Red Cross, for the year ending Assembly of Alaska Highway Pa- ‘ June 30, 1948, has been completed |trol wiioh stattea their sassions | Mrs. Stanley Jekill, Vice-President; and o ospy of the Teport! 18 avall| i the Senate Ohambars SHIN thorri~|aars JAcs DEEAEE EEREEY and for inspection in the chapterling ‘at 10 o'clock. Judge Georgei™r: C. F. Palmer teawmter. office, it was announced today by Folta spoke to the group on law Robert Boochever, chairman of the enforcement problems. During the| board of directors, Juneau chapter. afternoon, a gpcncml dhcussiux? was | Drake, on the Fritz Cove Road, and 'The report discloses’ that funds held ty the 14 Highway Patrol-| M. Drake and Mrs. Geell Dono- received during the year amounted |men and their chief, Frank Metcalt.| hue were co-hostesses. to $9,895.13 and consist of: | ""At tomorfow’s morning session,| Members of Balance due from 1947 |Lee M. Bown, Deputy Superinten-|Present at the meeting were Mes- Arnold, Congeon, campaign 8258 |dent of State Police of Oregon, and | dames Bowman, Chiet | DeHart, Drake, Donohue, ) ail meeting at the home of Mrs. ‘James $ Proceeds from 1948 John F. McLeod, Assistant campaign 794273 [of State Police of Washington, will | EPperson, Proceeds from sale of address the group. Special prob- Lynch, Malier, handkooks, etc 90.46|1ems of patrol enforcement will be| Repekott. ithe subject of a speech by Ralph| Guests were Mrs. Fred Telecky, 1,779.36 | Rivers, Attorney General for the|Wife of the new pastor of | Territory. | Chapel-By-The-Lake; Mrs. Rose Total funds received $9.895.13| At noon, the men will be guests Schneider, Mrs. Axcl Pearson and Funds disbursed during the yearfat the Chamber of Commerce| Miss Rosie Maier. amounted to $8,803.38 and consist|luncheon, and Mrs. Frank Metcalf PR IR S of: will entertain the visiting ladies at| Campaign funds transferred {luncheon in the Iris Room of thel RS N to national headquarters | Baranof Hotel, o } Pan American flights carried 46 Assistance loan repay- ments other chapters $1,499.46| 1In the afternoon, & slghbseeingl assistance to tour of this area is planned for the! d veterans . 2,516.84 | Highway Patrolmen and tlteir or F.nancial servicemen Financial assistance to | wi . There will also be general civilians 1,180.54 | discussion. | passengers in and out of Juneau Home nursing service . 8245 In the evening, Chief and Mrs. yesterday. Fifteen persons left for Campaign supplies and I Frank A. Metcalf will be hosts at|Seattle and 14 came in from there. expenses 34217 a dinner and dance at the Salmon| Passengers were: Clerical salaries 2,088.80 | Creek Country Club. | From Seattle: J. G. Watkins, El- {Office rent and miscel- 2 2 lery Converse, J. F. McLeoa, R. P. laneous chapter i Moore, Lawrence and Ellen John- expenses 1,0 ‘)SEAT“.E IPUMPS |son, Thelma Lukesic, Russ Apple, | iz 2 iFrances Lawrence, R. C. Buroy, | Total funds disbursed ..$8,803.33] Mr. and Mrs. Martin Massey, Mor- ris Hansen, Gus Peret, G. E. Bassett. Funds on hand as of June 30, i 1948, amounted to $9,078.86 of which $277463 was due National Red their pro- R. Arvidson, (lOSED'; GASO"“E | _From Annette: rata share in the 1948 campaign, | RA“O“_'!G STAR' g | To Seattle: T. A. Erickson, Bob | Meek, Bob Frazee, Eugene Hursley, thus leaving $6,30423 available for| gpATTLE, Sept. 15—P—Gaso- ?N{r Willis, Roy Arness, Allen Johns, general chapter activities. Under'jjn. stations |T: T. Mooten, J. B. Reilly, G. J. ordinary circumstances this suUm . 806 closed” signs in comu ses ! € should be sufficient, for chapter op-'pore "[’;d:y‘”gf o “:{:mpm‘fcsebce;lm?o}?:!;b Morrison, August Biener, erations until the start of the Next|.,¢ oning their remaining stocks. oT W:zh v RicHGiA campaign. However, in the “entj ypger s recently announced ra- mic; X K: or‘:l; ms: hM%CDYL' of fl i) disaster of ._severp cP"‘Lmnmg program, tations this Max‘;v Xi C: rol' le'() Hi };‘ : Hflp demic additional public support|month will receive supplies equal| o\ i o i i, o would undoubtedly be required. As-'{, 75 per cent of July sales. How—_’ T& Fairbanks: Hjugh Wade were displaying gopatfer, Gus Ness, Joe Schneider, | sistance would be received from the ., palers have Natlonhl Hendauarters 10 uch 8oy rati sus Daye Ak aSke"‘;GEé:rs;\e‘ Mptace, Hesey, Mead, M. sven® 1 3 E an rs. amuel eterson, event. A strike of nearly 15,000 workers oo T SR fl,m'; Elm'h The quota set for the 1948 cam- in California refineries has halted | pyoqc' bt o Guests at the Baranof Hotel paign was 58‘.489.00. Funds ml»£msu>it\xnon along the West Coast. To Annette: Dr. Redford. from the Puget Sound area in- lected, and still to be collected,| 4 5 e j @ clide G. E. Bassett and G. Carl amounted to $8,26243 leaving plished in compliance with all re- Erickson of Seattle, and Phil G. quota shortage of $22657, or 267 quirements set down by the Na- CANADIAN VISITOR " R. P. Moore of Vancouver, Sperath of Tacoma. per cent. Itional Headquarters and was per- . The annual audit was accom- formed by C. J. Ehrendreich. a guest at the Gastineau Hofel. troops provoked the rioting. ————————— FROM WEST COAST - OUR PULATFOR SATISFACTION — QUALITY — PRICE and Characteristic Service You ALL Like in Stevens UPSTAIRS Store Where High Quality Surpasses Low Price o FOR AUTUMN GARMENT NEEDS A new display of % Nelly Don Dresses ¥ BettyBaxley Dresses s Trudy Hall Dresses A Nice assortment of House Coats and Robes AND REMEMBER The Special Offer on Blouses and Scarfs is STILL. OPEN!! Whisper it loud and whisper it clear Christmas comes soon, to bring a New Year feven The election .was held at the:volved financial affairs of v Jtical solution,” Col. Ohlson snid,] "'tucuuse the Court can, if the purs | {chase is made through this pro-| |(~ess. give the purchaser a clear | [title to the property.” ‘ WRANGELL LUMBER (0. SALE IS ASKED Col. OhIso; as Receiver, Petitions Court for Order to Sell Mill Property In an effort to untangle the in- the Al- aska Asiatic Lumber Mills, Inc., of | The Alaska Asiatic Lumber Mills has been closed since May 7, 1947. i Because of its importance in the | economy of Wrangell and Southeast | |Alaska generally, Col. Ohlson, as| receiver, and all concerned with the operation are anxious to get the | mill into operation again. INSURE with the Chapeladies |tion for an order to sell the assets| Jekill, | be Kaiser, * Lindegaard, Court at Juneau at 10 a.m. Peterson, pa;mer_’tember 28. | the :an order should hot be entered and ) | | [ i ymanner seems to be the only prac- Wrangell, Alaska, Otto F. Ohlson, receiver for the company, filed in the District Court, today a peti- MOOSE WOMEN MEET TOMORROVI: /' The Women of the Moose willi of the corporation’s property. hold a Publicity Chapter Night| The Court ordered that a hearing |Program on Thursday evening at| held on the petition in the|8 o'clock in the Moose Club Rooms | Sep-|on South Franklin Street. | There will be initiation of can-| didates, refreshments and enter- At that time all persons Interest- i tainment. May Larsen, Grand Re- ed may appear to show cause WY gent, urges all members to at-| (tend this interesting meeting. A SR ORTHERN Insurance Agency HENRY M. HOGUE, Manager | Family Group Protection 1 OFFICES—Cowling Motor Building @ Marine @ Liability ©®- Casualty ® Glass @ Theft ® Robbery @ Burglary @® Fire @® Workmen's Compensation | | | | an order made for sale. | Under-financing was given by Col. Ohlson as the cause of the, SERVICES FOR KOOZAATA failure of F. V. Wagner, owner of| Final services for Warren Koo- the mill. (zaata, who passed away last week Because of financial entangle-:in the Government Hospital, will ments, due in part to the fact that be held Thursday afternoon at 2 Army Engineers over-stocked with o'clock in the Chapel of the| zreen lumter, were unable to buy Charles W. Carter Mortuary. from The Alaska Asiatic, it “has| Koozaata was from St. Lawrence been impossible for the receiver to Island and is survived by his wife, effect a sale or receivership opera- who resides on St. Lawrence. The tion,” Col. Ohlson said in discussing Rev. Walter O. Soboleff will con- the proposed sale today. " duct the service and interment will | While much of Wagner's cpera- be in the Evergreen Cemetery. tion had been based on army con- et tracts, his company had failed be-; fore the contracts were completed. “Sale of the company in this | { FROM TOK JUNCTION | Mr. and Mrs. Stanley H. 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