The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, October 29, 1948, Page 8

PAGE EIGHT NG NUGGETS FOUND, JUNEAU STREETS BY VISITING NEWSMAN ~ - Oregonian’s Aviation Edi- ter Reports on City and Alaska-He Likes Us Air Foue_!iétrilils Not ever paperman ho come 1k o write } And newspaper m wns he ha ited & ory in gene Mr. F « er 29 Dear J We'va n cheate We've been I almost 24 hours nc d UNEAU, ALASKA THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE— | To Hawk Inlet: Stan Hansen. |COASTAL CARRIES 47 | 2o M o, ey Mo 0" IHURSDAY H.IGHTS | K;r‘zy?aranol: Walter Hellan, Mike To Sitka: M. Agoot, Walter Re= gik, Dave Drebilus, Mrs. Blatchford, Alaska Coastal Airlines carried| capt Hansen, Bertha Bloomer, 47 passengers yesterday as follows: | pred Branders, Bob Thomas. Frcm Sikoh Bay: Ed Vogel. | To Angoon: Roy Peratrovich, Al- From Hood Bay: Fred Crisp, pert Frank. Bill Tyree, C. C. Hickey, H. R.| 7o Ketchikan: James Trilford, Smiley. Elmer Daakmann, Charles Wins- | | - Buck Harris, From Sitka: M; Ruben, B. Bollis, | oot D. M. Dishaw, W. Rutherford,| Bishop Gordon, O. C. Swenson. | s Frem Tenakee: J. Beason, Char-| les Lewis. o ngoon: e v, oy DES MOINES HIGH Feratrovich. o s POSTS NEW RECORD ; Clifi Joseph . From Petersburg: Mrs. Pete l" 440 YARD RElAY Terenco, Dean Terecio, R. L. Pir- kard. CHICAGO, Oct. 29. (#— North ! From Ketchikan: Mabel Tellis. |High School of Des Moines, Ia., has From Pelican: Clarence Norton, posted a 440 yard relay mark of S. Wetche, Karen Wetche, L. M.|423 seconds in the nation’s inter- Stearns. scholastic high school record books. From Hoonah: Irene The new time shaved one-tenth ! Francis Williams. of a second off a 20-year-old rec- To Pelican: Lillian Stearns, P. ord established by Glendale, Calif., G. Briggs, Frances Kaye high in 192%. Sarabia, » . v ) FLY TO SEATTLE searched every stt Virgil Langtry, Portl ¢ women sit on their luggage at tie incoming precessing station, Lackland Air Force | AND IN ALASKA AT ch'ef deputy city attorney; Conrad Texas, as they wait their turn io be inducted into the Women of tke Air Force. They Burmester of the P > first women to be inducted into the regular Air Force. Sixty-eight were in the group to of Comimerce, an i base—the only place in the nation that Women of the Air Ferce will receive basic training. nugget. Prospect i drills wer trae v - e o e MR L7 SN TR N videntl ), bu ! ;‘W' e nive ahy L s , cut not as high by 6,000 " "(_ i S &4 . fee liguid sunshine is famil- ermlna AB H RI . gold in the hearts of i s ’-"‘l‘”"‘ W, drier i VISIT INSIDE AND OUTSIDE matter what you order her Shig m“, i “ ‘"‘J‘_n‘(f”, Aoy | | By Clipper you save enough for cotfee. More busine promised the C 1 Commerce i extra fun. Sopovate OB cpjirse! the coffee cups than a 't men Mayor Waino i iars. Every business office seems 0 F s | { ?1; r‘u“"x e Baniatliesity Al weather was more unusual ! | : . sl e aska " ‘ , TAKE A WINTER VACATION .. rices O d up that barge and drop- . ’ b Prices:b D e Ctetn s Al g | i a visit to Hawaii, Paradise of the We were struck by Juneau's RoRt fiave WiiEasa ] e | Pacific. . . or Mexico and Guatemala its shelves ¥ despite the “ prices adver- ! best we ingenuity in keepi stocked with suppl maritime strike. T tised here are the seen in our tours of butter, egg and can alt 2 fest of w airport one da 1g, thank: i * Appropriation oug our simwianes 014 Ganeral Manager Johnson’ d milk were lower than Seattle’s, almost as lew as P For a man mine payroll, a $120,000 o Iy sawmill payroll and a mar payroll Juneau looks pr perous. For cnce it is ik, Alaska, Oct. 29.— Johnson, general ANCHORA #—Col. J. P. will ask the next » and a half miles long and s of track ARDE C sed construction railroad buildings, announced its from the nthly oper: maritime it, officials said Gastines still the tion of the prese Editor- g Editor, Feature Editor Jim Sey; Exch. General Reporters rden - businessmen that seem to & eryone in some way. Other cities of | Yoo ‘and Meraingsid receding from t hi; tion Editor Find Home, Folks The ¢ have never left home. mond. . You'd think Portland (or 1y vears ago—remember distributed fishing companies who spend. their whith Alaska relies—and we don't tal” of the pulp and paper indus- Elsie Lee, Jim Sey, Jack fering, although it is obvious \¥r - Alaaka Alaska give the impre sijxv n\» b:u..wj 1 our back yard nedu gives.the impressic g Pt Collectively, we Portlanders have B P F pla we 'find home folks—people rather, Oregon City) wa Portland is still headquarters for dents. The edition is full of news ated on outdoors construction cn skan waters. Oregon 1aise the price when we try, which will be bringing Juneau (“;n'bx\.!(‘ Ruth Wilson, Jim Cuthbegt, and Southeast Alaska her next big, Naney Niemi, Jim Pinkerton, Edith FOR (ARRYING MA“. the mar.time tie-up is hurt & ’(“, s ling on their to prc EIT G. RIC ved e of some three months. But in PUBLISHED TODAY . UdLia /i . Roseburg, Eugene, Portland, Red- 5 Ia “capital” of Alaska s it was 100 hundreds of fishermen and some supplies much of the gcods on coming. Portland is still tk all-year, all-time gold rush in the welington: Special Reporters, Phyl- next' year ‘or two. Portland forestry j engineers, pulp and' paper mil- o wrights and skilled production spe- pp, s, Shirley E an, Lyle Riley; lis Andrews, Shir WASHINGTON, Oct. 29.—— The Civil Aeronautics Board to- day authorized a lump sum pay- cialists will be up here to help you |y, st G ! get started. ! Business Staff—Business manager, ment ()§ $388. (7?[) ln]Al;A.\' A;;:l:\(‘h Annual Tourist Crop uth Zilson; ness Assistant, as mail pay for the r 1 Rt CWILOR; SO e The board at the same time We will Le sharing our $105,000000 Terry Enethen: Circulation annual tourist crop with you, t00, gey, si= Lee: if we can get the one-carrier air nn<. Irene Reed. connections direct from Portland to - Juneau.. Our ship: 1 be seeng you, too, one of the: Coastwis2 Line start moenth from Portland direct to An- choragé, which, by the way, is closer ed a peace plan. Newsmen in P to Portland than it is to Seattle by were told it called for wi 43 miles, according to the Marine of the American and B Guide. Coastwise officers have an- sions from Greece, a . ngunced definite plans to extend ernment of 1 sorvice to Southeast Alaska, too, election under when peace returns to the coast and amuesty for when other operational problems prisoners and full have been solved. unions Junead feels like home to Ore-| goniahs. That mountain peeking' Men, not women, were the over your shoulder.is closer than our to wear rings fixed a rate of 90 cents per air-| ' plane mile for carrying mail since last January 1. This rate is based on daily flying of 1,000 miles. Anj Markos Vatiades, the Greek airplane mile is simply the num- Communist, is reparted by a form- ber of miles tlown in scheduled ser- er UNRRA official to have offer-'vice The 1947 rate figures out to 75 cents an airplane mile. | ish mis- The lump sum authorized today n gov- includes mail pay already paid| a free to Alaska Airlines for that year. supervision, L e — iles and| Hungary sent 50-odd former gov- / to labor ernment officials to prison a | spies. The U. S. hanged nine more Germans for war crimes, despite church protes Four of the; dcomed shot unarmed U. S. fliers. | Business politic D - O To Go Where You Want to Go ‘ To Get There Quicky in Comfort | Phone 7—Double—7Phone THE ALASKAN CARB CO. — The Finest Cars and Service in Juneau — Inow Equipped with Modern 2-Way Radio Phones | I i (contmued from page one) H 10 ASk $4 000 000 ment submatted Ly Mt. MeXinley ’ ’ The company cfficial said the re-| port was compiled by a certified public accountant, and it probably | would be necessary to confer with! him on the subject. Ira Rothwell of Cordova the Alaska Railroad, | testified non-scheduled lines made | 3 ible a higher standard of living| for $4,000,000 during and since the last previous| iction of a term- | maritime strike. | “The people of Cordova have begn grateful for the service of| on-scheduled lines as the! rates of moving cargo on seheduled lines were prohibitive, jation would not in- declared. He said the yard would be able | most handle 00 cars. It would be | the ON STAND SECOND DAY ANCHORAGE, Oct. 29.—(®—Jack to cut its payroll from a re- Scavenius, k of 2,800 to about 2000 Kinley with @ program to trim stand again today at a Civil Aero- nautics Beard hearing on Alaska Reduced traffic because | air service to answer further ques- strike necessitates tions about his company’'s reports. Airways, took the witngss S | is expected about $240,500 will|he and his attorneys had not had | be shaved from the monthly pay-'time roil as seasonal work is termin-, prior go over all the exhibits | to the hearings. Needed coOr-| »s will be made in supple- | to be submitted, he .said.| affs the raiiroad operating jobs ments The United States put on trial seven Japanese admirals on charg- | BE~ AlASKA AlRlINES es of robbing, torturing and mur- dering 800 survivors of torpedoed BUSINESS TRIPS, TOO Get the most for your money by 4-engine Clipper. 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