The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, November 17, 1948, Page 8

PAGE EIGHT N FIVE MEN NAMED 10 'l UN EAU TO TERR. APPEAL BOARD, 'pri?gsAE;‘?fi%Sms HAVE ARMY SELECTIVE SERVICE T a4 newly ap-lways flights in and out of Ju- poir B v Service Appeal neau Tuesday included the follow- E was held g B0 § € was nar ‘man of ing X From Fairbanks: Lt. Col. Mitch- and Frank er memby um, Al Anderson, Reece Murray, Ve all ry George Hellerich, A. R. Green, W sels Will Take Place Here ™ 7 fonrd —Corps of Engineers William Breitkreutz, Pezgy Willsey, Inez H. Collins, Richard Collins, Bok Gill, Earl Sheeley, Christian Sowen, o lvin J. Coop Territory m Whitehorse: J. Burdock ¢y Thompson, G. V. Lounsbury, deck f the 3 rel Goodell, Mr. and Mrs. J. M. uneau. Re 1 ks, fil U‘!DERSQN Stout, Bonnie Stout, Morris Ma S. Am Intc John Boyce, Gloria Zadus- m| HERE FROM FAIRBANKS Lingle the. 7 seaftle: Mr, and Mrs. James zineer, \ Camp, C. E. Cleveland, Bessie Cleve- En- t hilc stephen and 1and, Allen Smith, M. T. Harring- i anks yes- ton, E. T. Meyer, Mrs. E. T. Meyer, at the E Hermit, Lyle Hebert, R. A Anderson is the ¥ , Mrs Einar Jamemi, Carl under tod s tWo | o A Fo iy Stolberg, Dan Ward, John Lindahl, Miner ma AP ju. Freeman Shultz, Marc Roles, Rus- tier and Kodiak to| jean ¢ il Keartbe Lo sell Alexander, Barner Wartield Compensation Cc Harold Weeks, Blanciie Poston. Crafts at the Engineer Dock - include the 1 and e LT HELLERICH VISITS BRIEFLY 646 ¢ = L mber 22 ok et yaoi Looking up old friends has occu- adequate 10| .oy y : vs pled most of George Hellerici it program for| noiver Mrs. He short stop in Juneau repair, Robards said a former member of the building is contemplat- Alaskan Legislature from the Sec- weeks ago, will be returned within ‘?JOMEM OF MQOSE' r _road improvements in THURSDAY KIGHT a week especially along the Sal- Personnel off the Richardson The Women of the Mo will hold gular m handle - oo Anderson and Trans port rived from Wi undergo major overk Alaska add- G [¢ River, dighway lerich, requirements for the present have been taken care out of present crews, Robards said, add- no further employment available except ior diesel : 2 mariie mechanics evening at 8 o'clock > Moose | will confer - - Rocms. The ing will be eps o b4 Johnson LR gRige Gl the y Commit- company, for which he is superin- lo Alv IT s o adie A hairman. yondent of mining operations in Senior Regent oivin & ¢ FORTY AND EIGHT who arrived here yes- their re an Francisco. He there with headquart- asked to attend the large of officers oM Wi Percy ich is by are at Bar ften attendance is Follks! WATCE FOR ME Yours for a Jolly Christmas SANTA CLAUS Mr. and announce the refreshments will be served follow- LINOROE Vs out Thursday evenirg at 8 AT (HAMBER THURSDAY Correspondent Leo Jewett reports o e tibn which is > 5 < ITEHORSE subtle “belly laughs ice and loyalty es not BE HELD THURSDAY The ritual se of the a stepdaughter, Mrs. H. W. Park- Elks Lodge, will be George Messer- Engagemem- Plans Changed to- wedding is planned for December e Fairbanks district. direct the initiation c candi- 3 % On grounds of ing the meeting. Mildred Hevis requests a divorce < AULTINENEIE jire from Garl Russeil Hovis. The Ho-| g ht """““'lé“(“”' me vises were married March 17, 1939, | Voiture 41 ty and s o TAY ENROUTE for the installation H.l ‘ PLAR Mr. and Mrs € the ensuing ye: according to | topping at the Jm\-m Hotel seph’ A. Thibodeau, retiring Cl from Mt. Edgecumbe to de Gare. He will by where they will be attach- that an excellent program has been t CHICAGOA planned and has that all Voy- | The 1 ) ttee of the A. R. Green, Kuppenhe ageurs attend to give the new Clothes representative from Chi- a rousinz ‘send-off heir lon r N r the e i at the Baranof Hotel The Ameri member- FROM BELL l\(,u AM oury and p In wi tion George Jackson elling n, Thompson . of Whitehorse The hi Forty and \ is at the wnof Hotel Eight ]7rw\xlc( state and national natural, known that not only is fun an c jective of this group, but bebind some of the “horse play” there lies publicized. A anllup'\rrd Thursday -+ Funeral services for Wort New- man will be held Thursday after- noen at 2 o'clock in the Chapel Elks will be given. Interment will be in the Elks Plot of the Ever- green Cemetery. Mr. Newman w born in Vir- er, and a brother, F. M. Newman, both of Portland, Oregon Ernest Ehlers will sing two selec- tions during the service Pall- schmidt, Ernest Gilligan, Harry Lea, Charles Sabin, Warren Wil- son and Joe Hunter. e Mrs. Harry Stonehouse 3 engagement of their daughter, Harriet, to Mr. Emmett 10 in that where the couple will make hon The born neau and a gr te of - dates. There will be a ;m,'u and in Raymond, Washington. >+ meet in the American Legic DPTIEY BARTLET Bert: Lybeck, Chef de the Alaska Native Service.! of 'work in ti . convention. goers ma > more some fundamental zenship, of the Charles W. Carter Mortu- ginia in 1881, He survived by bearers, who are members of the, Tucker, of Vancouver, Wash, The| & High Sche 1947 city, their = e TRUCK HEADQUARTERS Home of Money-Saving Service in Ju- Juneau g a busine Mr. and Mr fly outside for the we - LUTHERAN CHOIR ON REGULAR SCHEDULE Members of the choirs of the Lutheran church are remind this evening practices regular schedules as fol jor choir at 7: and at 8:00 o'clock - > MARTHA SOCIETY BAZAAR AND GOODIE SALE TIME-SAVING EQUIPMENT You save more money because of the time saved by our modern truck service equip- ment! For Service ot its Bm ++« By Men Who Know Your Truck Best . v Seo R. COWLING Co. of the Nor i 115 l-’ront Street Phone 5 Church 2 s v anned to go Outside to- | | Phillips, M. APPLICATION | incompatibility, | THE DAILY ALASKA bVll’th JUNE.AU ALASKA (OAST GUARD BRINGS o TUESDAY FLIGHTS be away for to the aid of a craft in distress, and the Coast Guard 83-fooler came in| Alaska Coastal Airlines flights ron, rnoon w.th the Sea- carried 78 passengers yesterday with 36 arriving here and 42 departing. Passengers included: From Tulsequah: From Gustavus: H. Reiten, From Sitka: Frank Cashel, Ed. Cashel, Bill Jones, B. M. Bartlett, F. |M. Tyveld, Gus Giesterg, William Hixson, Carson Lawrence, Ralph J. Rivers, Elizabeth Hensley, Mr. and |Mrs. Harvey Milton, Ray Niles, Har- riet Milton, Molly Milton, | From Tenake Bill Oakson. From Petersburg: Vernon Jasper, | | Elmer Daalmann, Otto Dale. on | From Haines: Mr. and Mrs. D. worked ch their knitting and plans | Fenton, were made for a Thanksgiving | From basket. Cookies were furnished by Ed. Alex. Rondi Fleming. Troop leaders are From Hasselburg: W. C." Klink- mMrs. Ray Taylor and Mrs. H. Row- hammer, B. C. Klinkhammer, R. Jand. | Klevens From Hood Bay: From Excursion Jamestown. From Pelican: Eino Wilson, tone Zita, Mrs. E. Ojamemi To Hoonah: Robert Pendard, Kel- ly St. Clair, Albert Hasti Martin, CLEVELANL and Mrs. yesterday the States. LEAVE They wi Ohio. - teck in tow According to the Coast Guard the Seabeck asked for aid when folder of Travelers' loose propeller: reatened to break|in New York its shafts. The craft ran into trou-|guson or Holgenson. ble between Pt. Augusta and Han-|owner nus Ree 1d assisted by the PR U R Y Coast Guard Cutter Hemlock until| Edward L. Griffin, CAA the 83-footer arrived at the scene.|from Anchorage, is at The Coast Guard had no informa- | Hotel tion cn the Seabeck's destination | or home port Chief Bernie Hulk has checks, Police W., Johnson P. W. Negus, B. - @ e 00 e 0 v o0 - BROWNIES The Grade 4 Browr and 13, met for KNIT Troops, No. their regular WEATHER REPORT (U. 5. WEATHER BUREAU) Temperatures for 24-Hour Perlud In Juneau— Maximum, 40; minimum, 32 At Airport— Maximum, 33; minimum, 30 afternoon. The girk Skagway: Charles Clayton, FORECAST (Juneau and Vicinity) Cioudy with light show flurries tenight and Thurs- day. Lowest temperature to- ght near freezing. Gusty northeasterly winds. - HEBE! RT ON BUYING TRlP Lis] Hebert of the Juneau- Hm ware Co. left yester- via Pan American Airways for Seattle. He wil buy general Christmas merchandise for the in Seattle and Tacoma and rrange for shipment. He intends G. Jackson Inlet: Mrs. BEd An- gay PRECIPITATION i (Past 24 hours ending 7:30 a.m. today | | O. R. Cleveland | via Pan American | ill | three or four months | will visit in Seattle and Ak-| | TRAVELERS CHECKS FOUND | a| issued | City to Ralph Hol- He hopes the will get in touch with him man | the Juneau WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 19 In Juneau City ‘Trace; since Nov. 1, 14.87 inches; since July 1, 61.38 inches. At the Airport — Trace; since Nov. 1, 714 inches; since July'1, 42.23 inches. To Hood Bay: Clif O'Shea, Lourn, Boh Stutter, Johuny Albert To Haines: Mr. Fox. To Skagway: Helen Amos, McPhetres, Gordon Beitinger. To Tenakee: M. Lowry, Hugh | Davis, Bishop Zlobin, Bill Oakson. To Sitka: Jessie Bassford, H. Ben- |son, John Nyman, L. Evans, Th s | Harris. | To Gustavus: H. Erickson. To Tulsequah: L. Gillis, A. L. Nel- son, J. Jones, Mr. and Mrs. G. M. Gail 5 regurn next week. Mrs. Jack Lee L VR WHERE WAS THE FIRE? That 3-3 fire alarm of 6 o'clock last evening still is a mystery to the Juneau Fire Department. The | ited woman who reported a fire hung up without giving the ad- dress, and tlie telephone operator reported that the call was from a party line on Gastineau Avenue. The blaze evidently was quick-| ly extinguished, as firemen were | unable to locate it. ! Church. and Mrs. John ©0 00000 ©00C000000000600001s 090 Rev. 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