The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, October 5, 1948, Page 2

autumn hues in L with (‘\ , collar and cuff Stripes, checks ds wool worst by Couniry Club of California QUALITY SINCE /887 ELLEIS AIR LINES BAILY TRIPS JUNEAU TO KETCHIKAN via Pelersburg and Wrangell With connections to Craig, Klawock and Hydaburg. Convenient afternoon departures, at 2:30 P. M. FOR RESERVATIONS PHONE 612 NATIONAL DI l’lll)!bl CTS CORP., 56 PROOF NEW YORK GRAIN NEUTRAL SPIRITS | CHAS. GOLDSTEIN T0 BE CHAIRMAN " BOYSCOUT DRIVE| (Cam paigmill Start on ' Wednesday, Od. 13, Instead of Oct. 12 Pioneer merchant Charles Gold- stein is to be Chairman of the 1948 Juneau Boy Scout campaign, ac- cording to District Chairman C. G. Shattuck. Goldstein, widely known throughout the Territory as one of its most civic-minded citizens, today ; expressed his approval of Alaska scouting for boys. “The work of the Boy Scout pro- gram in Alaska is a valuable force in training our young people to be good citizens,” Goldstein said. “Here in Juneau we are fortunate in hav- ing very few problems of juvenile delinquency. The Cub Scout and Boy Scout programs are helping the other fine agencies of our town in giving boys and girls constructive things to occupy their spare {ime. 1 feel fhat scouting is well worth the support of evervone who lives in Juneau, and I have been bar- ticularly glad to see the fine prog- ress it has made throughout the Territory “Our aim in this drive is to sez that Juneau and Douglas do thei part in the annual, money-rai campaign for the Boy Scouts of America. T am sure that the pcopl of Juneau will support our 1940 committee they make their calls next wee oldstein stated. The chairman announced that so- Hcitation would be postponed until Wednesday, October 13, in order to avoid anv possible conflict with el- ection . October 12. The latter date 1 been announced previ- ously as the time for the general solicitation. Serving with Goldstein on the campaign executive committee are George A. Par Wallis George, Charles G. Burdick, Earl Cleveland, Harry Speiling, Curtis Shattuck, Dr. James C. Rvan, Dr. Joseph O. Rude and Maurice F. Powers. Executive committee members will have break- fast together at 8 o'clock Thursday morning at the Baranof Hotel to complete plans for the campaign. Goldstein announced that every effort will be made during the cam- n to reach everyone who makes living in Juneau and Douglas ‘n(l give them the opportunity to participate in support of scouting r bovs in Alaska. There will not hou to-house canvass, the rman said, but people will be u‘l\(."’l!‘(i at their places of busi- ness. l EATHER REPORT (U. S. WEATHER BUREAU) s for 24-Hour Perlod In Juneau— Maximum, 45; minimum, 39. At Airport— Maximum, 46; minimum, 39. FORECAST (Juneau and Vicinity) Partly cloudy with rain showers tonight. creasing cloudiness with light - rain and not much change in temperature on Wednesday. PRECIPITATION (Past 24 hours ending 7:30-a.m. today In Juneau .07 inches; since Oct. 1, 143 inches; smce July 1, 31.34 inches. At Airport 08 inches; since Oct. 1, .67 inches; since July 1, 2132 inches. (YO DANCE 10 BE GIVEN ON FRIDAY At the regular meeting of the Catholic Youth Organization Mon- night the final preparations for dance toi be given Friday night at 9:30 for all high school tudents was the main subject for discussion. Committee chairmen for the dance are as follows: re- freshments, Sue McMullen; pub- licity, Mary Thibodeau; entertain- ment, Stanley Thompson, and tick- et agent, John Ihle. . The club voted to give $25 to the Roberta Jackson Fund, $20 from a hot dog sale, and $5 was donated {rom .he treasury. LANCE HENDRICKSON EMPLOYED BY A. R. C. Lance Hendrickson has been ap- peinted as Assistant Chief of the | Admin tive Division of the Al- aska Road Commission. He has been with the Alaska Road Com- mission in the Washington office since July 14. Previous to that time he was with the Fish and | Wildlife Service in Chicago and | Washington. | Mr. and Mrs. Hendrickson have | been away from Alaska for three years and Hendrickson said today that it was the longest three years he has ever spent. Mr. and Mrs. | Hendrickson will be at home in the 20th Century Apartments. - - ODD FELLOWS TO MEET light In- . ° . ’ . . . . ) . . . . . . . . . . . . . ) . . ©e© 00000 0C000009000C0 500 day The Odd Fellows will hold an initiation at the meeting this eve- ning at 8 o'clock. Olaf Peterson, Noble Grand, requests a full at- erdance of members. j teiore the 1940 election, | were going THE DAILY ALASKA LMPIRh——JUl\l:AU ALASKA | ALASKA COASTAL Blas Tak_e "« TAKES NEAR 200 Bylewisal ' “ovin WEEKeND Pres. Truman: CINCINNATI Ocl 5.~(M—John L. Lewis today assailed President Truman for prosecuting the United Mine Workers in recent coal strikes and advised the miners to .“do something about it” in the Nov. worth, Capt. Edwards, K 2 election Mrs. Thomas. “He is a man totally unfitted From Patt Bay {for the position,” Lewis said to a| From Sitka: Leslie wildly cheering, horn-blowing op-|Bollinzer, Mr Bollinger, ening session the UMW con- . W. Hanson, G. Leach, Alaska Coa between Southeast Alaska pninM Amo out of Juneau From Skagway Ben Benson, E. Ehrmann From Haines: Mrs. Al Mrs. Dave Stanworth, Alice were Mildred Kmlon.’ Rhodes Stan- | Price, Jack Del Mil- H. Lew- ler of | vention is “His principles are elastic. He From Hoonah: J. J. Conway, is careless with the truth. He is Lillian Bruncl, Thomas Andrews a malignant, scheming sort of an From Hood Bay: Florence Thiel, individual who is dangerous not K. Axelson. only to the United Mine Workers From Pelican: but dangerous to the Unitéd States Camille Peterson, Lewis shauted. Lco Moran, Tom Hall, UMW leader said that My, Louis Soubron, Don Truman was “too cowardly” to put Forward him in jail in 1946 and last spring From when the President invoked injunc- tions to + halt crippling mine strikes. Fines totaling $2,130,000 were ‘mposed on Lewis and the union for contempt of court orders aris- e ing from the action. bert Goetz, A. S Lewis made no reference to Re- 21d Mrs. McKenzie bublican Presidential candidatc Bob Boochever | Thomas E. Dewey. From Wrangell: E. At Albany, N. Y., Dewey said C- Foster he had “no comment” on Lewis FYom Angoon: S. G statement M. Baronovich Lewis, a Republican, left that From Tenakee: Jarty to support the late Franklin Johnson. Oelano Roosevelt, Democrat, in the From 1936 Presidential election. He Nakelley, differed with President Roosevelt POt J . however, | Rea, P. Linder, ind gave his strength to the Re- R. Jones, Max Jones, Wimn Jublican Presidential nominee, the Anderson, M. Thompson, late Wendell Wilikie. Willkie was H. Smith, J. Snocki, D. Brown, defeated. R. Haynes, G. Furness, J. Linder. e 1 Taku: Mr. and Mrs. M. ON RECOGNITION OF FRANCC GOVT. The State Department today re- affirmed its cold shoulder polic toward Generalissimo Francisco franco of Spain despite a call by Zenator Gurney (R-SD) for re- newed friendly relations Press Officer Michael J. MeDer- mott suid there is “no change in, rq petershy our position” when asked aboit g Bere, Gurney's visit to Spain last week. 1y Ketchikan: Helen Cass, Rob- Gurney, chairman of the Senate ot Farness, I Parness . W= med Services Committee. Was ac={ am Leivers, Mildred Maynard, Ed- companied by Army, Navy and Air! gord clark Force officers. | To Hoonah: R. Sheakley, Mrs. Afier an hour’s private talk|R. sheakley, Charles Abbot, George with Franco, Gurney said hc fav- | Abbot, Thomas Andrews, Pat Dan- ored “complete re-establishment of | jors. all relations” between Spain and . T, Haines: the United States. Gallant, K. Gregg, Capt. B. Ed- His statement probabiy reflected warq, Ed Brown, Jy., Cacelia he feeling of some military lead- Klcnatt, Dr. Simpson, Mrs. Thom- ers that, in view of political COn-ias Mr, and Mrs. W. Hallbi flict with Russia, the United States grank Holder, Capt. Hanson, should straighten out its relations C. McDonald, Mr. and Mrs. with strategically-located Spain. ' golbrook. TR e To Sitka: 10 GOLD MINES FLOWN INBY A(Ag Pel tclscn Winter supplies for two mines in- the vicinity of Tu]sequahv in by air today, with! Alaska Coastal Airlines carrying the cargo. Due to low water level in the| Taku River, boats which normnllyt carry in supplies at this time of)Jackson, Douglas burn case, was the year have been unable to do | received today by Dr. Catherine the jcb, according to O. F. Ben- 's. Sherwood, Director of the Crip- ecke, airlines office manager. Sto)esxpled Caildren’s Division, Alaska of meat and other groceries arrived | Department of Health, by B. C. Steamship at Taku Point| Dr. Philip Mcore, 011hopedm yesterday. Coastal planes will hau1|Sure90n at Mt. Edgecumbe Hos- some 30 tons of fresh meat to lhe]pnal wrote that Roberta stood the mines. | trip well and that had a blood If water does not rise in v,he‘nanslusion the following day. river within the next month or so; She Wwas given penicillin to Benecke said, Coastal may be re- \gui.rd against infection and yester- quested to transport an additional | day underwent surgery to straight- | 80 tons of general supplies to Tul-|en her drawn-up arms. If her condi- sequah. | tion is satisfactory, skin g,la[llm, ,will begin this. week. DIVORCE GRANTED | Dr. Sherweod said that all medi- Nancy A. Johnson received a|cal and hospital expenses for Rob- diverce from Robert D. Johnson|erta at Mt. Edgecumbe Hmnnal\ in the U. S. District Court last|Will be paid for by the Cnpplod- wez] k (:rounds for |he mvoxce!Childrens Division. W. R. Peterson, Mrs. Peterson, J. McKinley, Milnes, Betty | Edward Dre- ' asy, Russell Surila, Nina Surila, iford Surila, Bill Nole, R. W Arnold Haube, Robe Haube, Abel Anderson, Mrs. O. Kletz- Petersburg: Miss Thompson, Gilbert Blaha Dr. From Ketchikan R. Fryer, Don Johnson, ' Mrs. Charles Tulsequah: J. Sauve, R. E. Wodswatch, R. Du- Scarbuck, D. Osborne, G. T. Collins, R. Jones, To Gustavus: Mrs. jack Wood R. Johnson. G. To Torrent, Furniss, Tulsequeh: Ed D. Osborne, G. Rea, W. lor, I. Tulijan, J. Boyd, H. ckell, F. Williams, R. Robertson, Mr, and Mrs. George Robinson and Donald Robinson To Angoon: M To Chatham: To Hood B: Jamestown. vin Folder K. L. Axelson. Kirsten Hancock, Carl Heinmiller, Judy w. M. McNeill, John M. Willard, Leon- Lawrence Willard, Sam Dick, Hilda S. Flak, Mr. and vland, Bill Nalf, R. K. oo — 'ROBERTA JACKSON IN MI. EDGECUMBE HOSP. STOOD TRIP WELL | | | A progress repori on Roberta b S e ——— LEAVES HOSPITAL Mrs. Frederick Eastaugh was discharged from St. Ann’s Hospital | last evening. She has been con- fined to the hospital for the past ten days with a broken leg At present she is residing at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Robertson. F/:, SH rHAPS R Paid For by Local Alas[an Fishermen Immediate Service WS(S OF METHODIST CHURCH IS MEETING WE “The W is the prog 1 carried more than [monlhl_\' 00 passengers on weekend flights | goejety of M- g passengers coming in and Chur ha me Cook, aiternoon 1 t turn t Channel Apar dist Dick Rohenson. | gt SON FOR T ent after pnnis is reet De meeting DRESDAY EVENING orld Couneil of Churel ram topic for the regular of the Woman's hristian Service of th k,‘vvu(h m l)v hi in will k s led by A Lizle C ses5 for ving the meeting wdquist and Mr - s is Mrs. Ernest Denni s of a son, born yeste noon in St. Ann's H 12 baby weizhed seven ounce at birth Mr employed partment. - - SURVEY MAN HERE H u" Waller, itle, nte been paten FALSE Ju red el. The BAR tom The OMOITGW ome PAINTING — PAPERING McClellan - Decorator Phone 374 e s B R S O S taacas ; i Quality Workmanship } | 3 Douglas i Ladies Deputy U. S. Sur- ived in Juneau to Yakutat. He land this en ULV which is ted. > - ALARM ineau Fiit: Department a false alarm terday ¢ the Bergman.: rfdo- rm was 3-5 -< o TLETT TO SITKA D L gate t this te his After s he il le to Con- campaign R tonight rrow and XILTARY 'EDNESDAY MEETS EVENING to the Vet- Foreiz Vars will r t evenin 8 o'clock at of Mrs. Lucille Johnson, tments. More independent experts sm regularly than the next tw TUESDAY, CCTOBER 5, 1948 i Announcing ALASKA COASTAL AIRLINES WINTER FLEIGHT SCHEBULE Effective October 1st, 1948, our regular flight schedule will be as follows: FROM JUNEAU To Ketchikan, Pelersburg, Wrangell— One round ftrip daily To Si No Sunday afternoon f To Skagway— O!m flight daily » Sunday flight akee-— 3 flights wee Mondays, Wed To Hoonah, Gustavu 3 flights weekly; Tuesdays, Thursd saturdays To Port Althorp, Eifin, Kimshan, Chichagof, Cobol— One flight weekly; Tuesdays, or first day thereafter weather permits To Hawk Inlet, Chatha One flight we weather permits Call yeur Alaska Coastal Airlines tickcet agent for time of departure and arrival Phone 202 or 512 MQSKIKOC /* Y £ lRl.IlIES ehwing Southeastern Adas Fridays Pelican— Todd, Baranef, Hood Bay Mondays, or first day the Angoon after I!!IHIiIII'IIhiIH'IIIIHIIIIIIIIllllllIHIHIl"li!IIIII!III‘lmIIHIIIHIIIIIIIIHNIHHIIII “h oke Luck o leading br llIIIIIIImllIIIIIIIIlllIIIIIlIIIlIIIIIIIHI|III|HIIIIIIII|IHIIIIII|IIIII HIIIIIIIIiNIIIHIIIIIIIIlllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIImIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIl YOTE FOR ELECT Republican Candidate - 3. 8§, “Sim” MaclkKiNNON To The HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, ©® Life-Long Resident of Alaska ® Veteran of BOTH World Wars @ Ohligated to NO ONE The Years Ahead Are Critical Oues VOTE... but vete... 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