The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, November 19, 1948, Page 2

PAGE TWO FINAL REHEARSAL |FOREST SERVICE NAVY BELIEVES |"Ctzen o HOMEWARD BOUND :: o' i : : % 1 World” Being AFTER MONTH visty = o o o s hisky EOR ROH.ER SHOW, ROAD EXPERI ON " HAS FASIESI ‘De'ained PR O “\(‘)kl , ‘;“?crfigfi:l 0:“' an &b“‘hflu““ S l | —M—U. S. Army sources received old daughter Susan, who have for precincts o x“(‘wr\::fh no m-' ) J WASHINGTON, Nov. 19—®—|, Lonot today that Henry M. Noel |the past month visiting frier e ¢ 8 & c First Performance Set for Howard R. Jones of Wash- | e Nevy shinks 1t has the tase- 5 (,]mé,ml o T B AL Sl S from several missing dis- “A board Pan | tricts is expected today or tomor- THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU, ALASKA . FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1948 for five years, leaving 7, 1946,, to, move the “citizen of the|Sitka and Petersbu e % i | adi "¢ ‘| est fighter in the world. world,” is being detained in Baden |leave this afternc | Safurday Matinee with | fon,D.C,|Sh.d|es Alaska's ol Ml my e et | e gt g g e R | " - 5 AT the first fighter to fly faster than| 'Noel, 27, a former Harvard stu-| Dr. Scharpenberg formerly prac-'one more division. Three Evening Ads Specialized Problems | i geioel, 70, o former Harvard stu-| Dr. scparpenters : , g a Secrecy wraps were pulled aside citizenship about a year ago be- it i n R ¥ was the big of great importance to| yesterday on the odd, tailless in-| .ause of “one world” ideals. | a rare imported whisky, bottled . i ion at the ry, and particularly to| terceptor—shaped like an arrow-| He went to work in bombed-out | i . under the supervision of the Canadian Govt. { C Alaska, may S fmm head—with swept-back wings and| gagsce], Germany, living in a! Have YOU_ Copqldeer ! for John MacNaughton Company, Ltd., } of Howard R. Jones, twin jet engi ndle-lit room over a pig sty and = | Montreal, P. Q,, Canad i m, D. G, who arrived' While officially only in the|cating German rations. 3 e erday ¢ o the chief engi-| C| United S 600 mile an hour P The report from Baden was thcj ‘[%L EJ Edi irst indication he had left Kas- It was believed he was bcmgj The Uses OE & V’ Id for lack of credentials. Lo s ~~===" || 1) PARSONS ELECT to do 1l Fore which | said in its Soutk The world EX-274 pac one in the miles an hour was hung up Sep-| 0 : "m’]""‘ it O LS DE;AALREIM'I'EANKESIORE Berionsterdgd | Blended Canadian Whisky, 86.8 proof. Schenley Inpart Corfi New York, . ¥, i ! )% a," said Jones| gyi” and is estimated to be cap- P e i ‘ : unlike those | yple of 700 mph S DROP Chere 1s no subsfituie ior newsvaver agvertising! || ;:? greai uniis The entire problem | Tpe Navy made no predictions > much of it is inj 1 © ) many forests are on and on such clear t wse of popu must | program,” he ¢ much faster the Cutlass (By The Associated Press) But it clearly expects no Something has happened to de- 5 in topping the at | partment store sales across the portable country. Department store cash . : However, the Cutlass is registers rang up eight per cent [ ination »1“-!' v way from fleet use. After a less sales during the first week » l B ¢ or 18 months, of land tests of November than they did dur- 2 FRPEEAORTRARGIEE A T i t trip to try its first carrier ) ; the same week last year. And RADIG-PHONGGE APE g official estimated. he the second week of this month is ERW, : 1 ) s 2 ~ e T o be another year to 18 m 15 nine per cent off last year's mark “IIRRE fifiu@@}?{é Emfibl‘ { e g > it goes to sea to stay. This means that the actual & 1 laugh is a no s, put on by Jim |g nd Beverly Earl.| patin pacity : Navy has ordered 19 at a amount of goods sold has shown of about $10,000,000. ‘The an even sharper drop, since pri- oductior ons will be built 4l ces are higher today than they - new Chance-Vought plant in|ywere on year ago. R Bome YOUR RAW PELTS i [for the slump in department store for yniform full flavor. ! ; | “ | . ! G m sale at a number |ty W. Fc ae Edward L. Kelly| " yiro” MeCormick will accompany | 3 Jud a in Dis MARNET SLUMP, |15 o oo Mullan Andrew om John D. An- 2 G [ nd from mem- ant re- 7 v i sales. Or it may be the weather. | > 1 ember of Com- |g mes in 5 :. . i et i = will ,",‘,,“n‘:];‘m, jOHN MI(ORM'(K Whatever the reason, a two-week “s n ! ‘ ¥ 3 k | drop in department store sales is \ 3 % ite home from Io WASHINGTON, | o rare that government officials '4 To THE Rolle ttle nd, v can't recall offhand when the last 3 DIRECTORS" MEET c..ccciv WORLD'S FOREMOST pe erning litigation in the DA P | TR 1 1 e m. a war- n McCormick, Territorial i : 5 Dir tive Service, will leave No SEnlEMENT IN { ) fur M wshington, D, C., to | ] : Among. Ul (RSN . pranted. o) to be held December 1, 2 and | | inr BEST KES“LTS \ e I | ttle and will visit (By The Associated Press) | eaiic. A | 1t appeareq today as if settlement | L b Aliyel. !(\:Ir*:x;:S:k "gh‘g’j‘i" {on the East Coast AFL dock work- | ash. McCormick plans 104, ctrike is at least several days retwn to Juneau December 10. | Sales d tur her 1 8 ! B - BWaY | Ora Brown \ G { William M. Margolis, Federal| y TR it e ~ | mediator, said negotiations opening | 3 | ot o, e | PR 10 SEND MWD ™ e By Public Auction - 5 | Joseph P. Ryan, head of the 65| . \ o e svatisblefor | 000 SUFiKing AR longshoremen and Pricvate Treaty m\u‘:‘nm:: L:lx e ;o all Juneau | SEe pon e d“_wk Jpilerey : d o dworce from tions, Wil aztive on. eas|EECREIEE isind desiley 40 Wnlcad) throughout the year i LR ot snips diverted from New York. | Pagity el Gom- | Meanwhile, the number of ships| ABROGHcEd “toahY | 'mmobilized in ports from Maine to 5 y ~| Virginia increased to 200. Unemploy- | ation and dates con-|p e increased with thousands of | Davies, local agent fOF [y men and truck drivers laid o(l’l ion Sales Dat ‘lanq industrial plants facing a]ml-} N e x t Aucilon sa es a es A AR ARRRRRRLERTR AR dfi“"“' vy ‘?. , : ; MUTATION MINK (Raw) . DEC. 6 ] MGCOS E ' | MmNK . . . . . . DEC.I0 i PANCE MINK, SILVER FOX, etc. . 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