The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, January 27, 1949, Page 3

THURSDAY, JANUARY 27, 1949 COMBINED GROUP All those who erj sin THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE - JUNEAU 'ALASKA " PAGE THREE e 2~ T because it fell on Sunday. “On January 23, 1941,” Ryan, “I moved in behind this desk | 1 \lmumnt overlook an eight-year anni vel\my 33 PASSENGERS ON EDUCATION BOARD REHEARSES FOR PANAMERICANFROM TO OPEN TEN-DAY CHORAL CONCERT SEATTLE WEDNESDAY MEETING TUESDAY - FISHERMEN SEEK a (an -day :t\ndsull Mrs. A. H. Nordale of Fairbanks, or flying mm( an' who arrived here with her hus- i, band this week, is President of the - Territorial Board of Education, and ih(‘ 10-day xxul ng Following the pleasure 1 LIKE FARMERS' . D J «id Dr 'SOROPTIMIST (LUB LAN) PRU(’RAM OF E‘d'mlhough this program is” ! VOCATION GUIDANCE PRICE SUPPORT “: ences with speakers in whose v: iey~are particularly inte polled 3.5 per cent. S BREV“'ES “Foreign Ministers of the Brussels Alliance of Britain, France and The Associated Press) the low countries are meeting in British Labor government Iondon. They are believed talking vote of confidence by 90 cf the North Atlantic Pact, uni- its Palestine policy after said Brit- | | per cent of the vote and certain of E“TERNATEONA[ lconnnued control. Communists sored by the Soroptimist Clud, m!m club groups and individuals will be asked to participate so that all (B businesses and professions will be h represented. Both men and women | wor will lead the discussions. Lois M. Jund, the club's chair- man of vocational guidance com- mittee, and committee members Priscilla Parker, D\ro\hy Pegues, 1 Lomen, d thy Ni re in charge of \)u Hermann, the firs d ribe the program n un fication cf Europe, military cooper- ation and economic affairs, Frime ain accept in principle the recog- guidancs. thks Minister Attlea starting to- Wpouiaitt Russia hiked the trade totals for the five pupgpet states she herded into the Economic Council of Mutual Assisiance—the Krem- Lin's version of the Marshall Plan. Poland, one of the participants, said n of Israel. It was the nar- in Labor had had in Some Labdr mem- d Foreign Secretary abstaining. enting the various 1 r -1t 1s each week to discuss n L of their particular vo- ! terms of opportun:ties, er, jevin by s and requirements. There cral in regards to opportunities for Votes for the Israell Constitutent 'trade discrimination by the U. S. opportunity for the girls' women in the businesses and pro- lssembly showad Premier David had forced a drop of half Poland’s » for individual conf€r- fessions. en-Gurion's Labor party with 35 exports. $ @ PAY CASH AND SAVE $ ¢ PAY CASH | AND SAVE o $ Large 20 oz. Package Ho. 2% Cars RELIANCE CASHANDSAVE 2 S S @ PAY CASIH AND SAVE ¢ [J g the first ten —_— BELLINGHAM, Wash,, Jan. 27—/ rais of V\‘ 10 P A fish support price program imilar to that subsidizing farm-; ed in a resolution adopt- | Juna T € by the Internauonal‘ Expected to arrive here well be- ymen-and Allied Workers (C- fore Tuesday's opening session are ntion here. | the cther two members, Mrs. Al five delegates were pres-: Peterson of Teller, and A. H. Zieg 26 Pacific Coast fln(h @ arl Hen on, A. ler of Ketchikan. tes. Among them was . The sessions will be in the office alook, 53-year old” nau}\)-.- i r y lerritoria on Sound, Alaska, who y. LaJdoie, Rich= of Dr. James C. Ryan, Territorial ) m‘ i ; r NERA[ SERVI(ES LaJoic, Ernest Commissioner of Education. 3000-mile trip to attend, an. Lisettal Incidentally, while chatting with (b v annual conventon. 'n. Fred Mrs. Nordale this morning, Dr. t J. F. Jurich of Seattle FOR MRS ( MELLER ; o Ryan was reminded that he had »ssions will end tomorrew (H overlooked an anniversary—perhaps G &Pw ) — Marshall L" . 4 L’ OMDR KE”.ER IR Your best bet tor quick delivery Is Alr Express L ( 5 7 3%y . . fast, dependable service by Alaska Coastal, FQQMER JUNEAU MAN’ at low, economical rates. Your letter or wire to MAKES FLYING TRIP HERE rec s et i & S press, assures you of having your merchandise when you most need it. S 3 hnn L. Har HLQSK i % W. Quinn. W\lm(- Russe ng to the CAA control to Glenn Allen. , Lt. Comdr. Kell gl e E pa expected to leave this af- TACOMA RESIDENT HERE | ternoon. w‘/n‘] S?oat/;wte‘m, Alaska Stanley W con They stayed overnight at the h . [ SCHEDULED FREIGHT SERVICE E ROM JUNEAU " | T0 SITKA—PELICAN AND WAY PORTS Via the Certificated Vi. V. ¥ BEACHECOMBER 0 Starting Monday, January 31, 1949, loading These weekly schedules will alternate, mak- \ at the Juneau City Dock for Hoonah, Gus- ing runs to Sitka and Way ports, and to Tl tavus Elfin Cove and Pelican . . . general Pelican and Way Ports. 3, freight cargo. . Schedules and Tariffs, which will approxi- mate the rates on the former Estebeth runs, are being prepared and will be sent to all pros- pective shippers and will be on file at the Juneau City Dock, Juneau, Alaska. Monday, February 7, 1949, loading for Funter Bay, Hawk Inlet, Hoonah, Tenakee, Angoon ) and Sitka, stopping at Chatham, Patterson . Bay and other points on the Sitka Route if freight offerings warrant stopping. M. V. BEACHCOMBER - Juneau The BEACHCOMBER is a Freight Motor Boat that is certificated by the U. S. Coast Guard for the pur- ¢ pose of shipping freight for hire within the Inland o Water Ways of Southeastern Alaska from Cape Spencer, Alaska to Prince Rupert B. C., Canada Its home port is Juneau, Alaska. . J.W.McKINLEY-Owner ” Electric Ser’vice Shop TELEPHONE 166 McKinley Building - Juneau, Alaska ‘ ; ¢l $ ¢ PAYCASHANDSAVE® S S ¢ PAY e © 8 @ PAY CASH AND SAVE PUMPKIN 20”’0 2for29c Specials: Friday- Samx‘day Momiay Tuesday Wednesday-Thursday The prices in this ad effective for ONE ENTIRE WEEK . and avoid the wedk-eud rush and crowds. You get quahiy merchandlse for less at the 20TH CENTURY. SHOP 20TH CENTURY SUPER MARKET AND SAVE FRESH SHIPMENT NUCDHA 11b. pkg. 4 0c 21b. pkg. 7 9¢ ALL BRANDS ‘SHORTENING 1 Ib. cans 3G — Sunshine—1 1b. box Hi - HO CRACKERS Bebe AMERICAN CHEESE S1.15 BALLARD BISCUITS . 22 for BB o ) = @ | lfilrfii‘ili SNZZEEZSIb.——RCIian(‘e 3 43 WESSON 01l 45 WAX PAPER 27 FACALTSSUE . . . . . . 38e SUGAR . . 1 Ib sack $1.19 LARGEST SIZE 140Z BOTTLE CATSUP 2 tor 39c LARGE s [P ARV FIRES Solid—Fancy Heads LETTUCE 27¢h. GRAPES . . . . . . 23e. GUARANT Jl (Check these prices with what you have been paying) LET USQUOTE YOU PRICES ON MEAT FOR YOUR LOCKER CHOICE CENTER CUTS—BEEF POT ROAST . . 49clb. Roted tum or BE @) AS'T ' D Ib- GROUND BEEF 49¢b. SHORT RIBS 39e¢ b. PICNIC HAMS . . . . 59eb., $ o PAY CASH AND SAVE FRESH FROZEN DELICIOUS STRAWBERRIES 1 Ib. pko. 53¢ ulfiRY BISQUICK . Shop any day in the week LARGE NO. 2 CANS GREEN BEANS 2 @nsfor 3¢ Zsékfié‘ifs ; 2 for 43¢ BEETS .+ o v o e 20t BB PEANUT BUTTER . 43 25¢ 2 for 33e RATH SAUSAGES s RODU Large 29 oz. jars—Sunny Jim 43e Largest Size—58 oz. tins .. 2deb. 0 APPLE BUTTER 106 CABIN SVAUP . . . $1.29 MIRACLE WHIP Quart 69« H Golden Ripe BANANAS Grade U. S. POTATOES CHOICE CENTER CUT LOIN— T-BONE STEAK . 79clb. PRIME RIB . . . . . @9eb. CORNED BEEF . . . . G9eb. SPARE RIBS . 55¢b. SLiCED EEK&"fi“""’""" 69eb. [o S PAYCASHANDSAVE ¢ 8