The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, October 13, 1948, Page 2

PAGE TWO A e it RSSO T R Q GUurs I the mood of dancing 1eet . . . your moon touched eyes. Elegant, whispering taffeta draped skirt. Romantic Black lace over nude crepe bodice. 3rings radiance to your twilight hours, Black only. | i / QUALITY SINCE /8867 THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE.—JUNEAU, ALASKA (B REPAVING PARIS STREET — Workmen resurface {he Champs Elysees, Paris’ main . artery, replacing blocks of wood with stone. The Arch of Triumph is in the background. e A e i e S S R ™ T AN Y _fires | BR & { < H AL | | !years w at the last general 1v D cast. In election a to- | | tal of 244 were cast with| | | none spoiled ’ i CAST YOIk the referenc choice on fish| . 216 cast their votes in favor| abelishm over a ten year| period, and were against such| n Favorite candidates with| majorities of the votes cast 1igh \ppeared to be Bartlett for Dele- Williams for Attorney Gen- Metealf for Highway En- rom for Senator, Bach for Representatives. indicates that by far of Douglas voters individuals rather party, as they also did ballot as a whole. The returns of the will be found in pire elsewhere. The took the judges and a.m. this morning. gate; eral; | gineer; ty the an ¢ the | complet clection re E count until 2 FIREMEN'S DANCE i Douglas Volunteer Fire De- partment will give their Annual {Fall Dance this Saturday evening October 186, in the Eagles Hall, ac- cording to announcement, 100 PROOF Botiled in Bond KENTUCKY STRAIGHT BOURBON WHISKEY s e v et HOME AND INDUSTRIAL | INSULATION | ROCK WOOL—ALUMINUM OLD PASHIONED ut 34l o Sl WEATHER STRIPPING |} warde A. Johnson—Phone 344 | \IITZEL-WELLER DISTILLERY, INC. + LOUISVILLE, KY. | SICKS' SEATTLE BREWING & MALTING€O. SEATTLE, US.A Unit_of One of the Warlds Grea), Brewing” Organizations Distributed throughout Alaska by ODOM COMPANY COPR., THE AMERICAN TOBACCO COMPANY More Wemm smoke Lucky Strike regularly than the next two leading brands combined! . Douglas { %4 ; ik Y — A player fries for a goal during a game of aquatic baskell at Birmingham Veterans Adr players. Paraplegics won, 18-14. b i S VETS AT PLA 1l between paraplegic and non-paraplegic World War II veteran: tration Hos- pital, Van Nuys, Calif. Each team has BUILDING BIDS . & ~ CUT OF REASON ‘WE’N - SAYS GOLDSIE! | eason,” is how Cherles describes bids submitted this week for construction of a ne building on ont Street between | Main and Seward. | Goldstein said today that ¢ al {bids had been received but that |they were too high for considera- | tion. He will leave Monday for the | States to investigate possibilities for further bidding on the job. He will go to Seattle and Los Angeles and will be accompanied by his wiie. e {JANICE MAY WILLIAMS v IS HONORED ON HR“ DOUBLE DUTY_Twins Freda and Rhoda Hein, student nurses of Chillicothe, Mo., keep patients and doctors seeing double BIRTHDAY 0" IuESDAY at Trinity Luthcran Memorial Hospital at Kansas Ciiy, Mo. Janice May, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dean Williams celebrated her R A S N BTN T SN G L first kbirthday yesterda a party for the younger set at the williams' residence. Also on hand *® . for the occasion re her grand- mothers, Mrs. J. P. Willlams and Mrs. G. E. Almquist. (] Those present includ on dh e Inter' Bolieie Cooley, Patr L J Suzannz and Henr) Pa- mela Ward, and Leslie Ann Four- w ’ ene off Lo . « Juneau Janifor Service CALI Home and Commercial L FORNIA Cleaning Earl J. Conkle Phone 806 Y Edwards PRESCRIPTION SHOES Juueau PooQ Clinic Wave farewell to winter’s rain and cold. Let one of our fine, sl el fast trains be the magic carpet which will whisk you safely and 14 Shattuck—Blue 379 comfortably to a land of balmy sunshine where you can enjoy —— evsra warm, dry days and outdoor diversions galore — San Fran- cisco, Los Angeles, Hollywood, Palm Springs and the highly popular resort and guest ranch playground of Southern Arizona. Four trains daily from Portland offer a wide variety of Por COMFORT und accommodations. Through cars carry you from Seattle to San SBERVICE Francisco or Los Angeles without change of cars. Low money- Dewey W, Oet the NEW BRE ow Metzdorf 2 e rdor: WASHINGTON s .P end Habit! - | “é’;;‘::lmg The friendly Southern Pacific ALASKANT FEFL A% 100 Forinfo eservations write: K. B. Currie, C [y Agent, e St., Vancouveg, ; C. G. Al Agent, Pass. Dept., 1329 Fourth Ave,, Seattle 1, V r ). A w Ormatidy, General Pass. Agent, 622 Pacific Bldg., P d4, Ore. NEW WASHINGTION . i WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1948 | gram whl affect inter-Empire | trade. ! — { J Londén — The Archbishop of 1 | Canterbury, Dr. Geoffrey Fisher, i | has given his support to Britain's g R rearmament program. “The international skies have | | become very dark and threatening,” the head of the Church of Eng- land ~IN ITALY | sald. “No one, I suppose, iy would say that another war is im- - pessible.” (By The Associated Press) | ROME The Communist lead- in Italy, Palmiro Togliatti, ing in the Chamber of Dep- . hinted that revolt could break Ifaly at any time. On 14 last he was wounded in an assassination ~attempt. The ' griti ) | shocting toucked off a general 33:;3:?‘1‘?::“ oimdm (he“ defense e the . government termed | \estern. European Als‘nnc:e.mv;fi olutionary in character “somewhere - i1~ France,” e— wther July 14 “can come at The exact Zocal""n l.-na~ it moment,” warned Togliatth |geen worked cut, RS railways will halt. tomor-) 4 support of a nine-hour; | SHANGHAI — The President | Chiang Iai-shek, after a tour of i the ncrthern Chinese war front, |£2id in Nanking that the situatios % e rance, a 24- v - PARIS In France, a Z4-hOUr|ag “serious but not hopeless.” Ob. dogk workers walkout tireatened!cervers said he appeared determ 5 to tie up most of the nation’s pcrls.\m to rezain the ,);emm“»ue:;:m‘f- France’s’ country-wide coal strike!, ceneral offensive wzrd ‘f)u’h B Jovernment A a sive. rom tinued. Government officlals!yejeaguered Taiyuan, Shansi Prov- the coal strike, coupled With|ince capital, was {hat Commun ke 3 3 i e . dabed 3 mun- Sml.x)u)xr:;!,r(jrt _dhd l’"‘flf‘d’ "(‘:““5 i were within seven miles of the stoppages, is part of a Com-squth gate, but the city's defenses st plan to sabotage the Eu- weire not broken. X0 an recovery program in France. | - m’ _'rhe Soviet official press in Ber~ !:nvhas uggested that 15 nations maintaining military missions in the city should close them and | with@raw. LONDON An July authoritative row in strike by state employees demand- ing_higher wages. say ! other try m TOf In London, British Common-.‘ HOTEL GUESTS w h leaders heard Sir Stafford | Cripps, Chancellor of the Excbequ-i Registered at the Baranof Ho- er outline how Britain's participa- | frem Vancouver, B, C., are O. Wittal and C. H. King. tion in the European recovery pro- Colors are safe from fading sun rays when you use Johnson’s Auto Wax. It's so easy to apply! 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