The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, June 16, 1949, Page 8

THE DAILY KA EMPIRE—JUNEAU, ALASKA 3 _ TILURSDAY, JUNE. 16, 1919 — Henry. Jullan 5 ise order in the divorce x Cc i r will be heard at 3 WAMCAT SHOV OFF w ‘m Ngw ?q i H VY S(HEDU[E .‘ E er, represented by M I K Lomorrow NEw " FOR H'GHLAN SA EA ' FOR ACS PLANT WOI'&EF' ¥ JW CAT Ay wsnt‘v’fi Bigh ;lorm“ State Departmeri, ] : ahd “Ernest L. Carter nu if persons connected O\ J | — Mrs. Rosellen Lillegraven was official, testified today at the Alger y ney is Howard D, Stab- | with ing have arrived trom ALASKA( EE“NG SElE('I’S | With a plant crew aboard for! testing her strength today With & Hiss perjury trial that he handed Io (ROWD (OURI " att udi E ennat, work at Haines, the ACS duty boat | stroll in the sunshine. Although still over departmental documents to Cocktail Bar at Sitka, a vice presi E. Ha E —— \ Wameat left this afternoon, plan- |8 little shaky from her serious ill- Whittaker Chambers, self-tyled pre- I“ COMING WEEK $25,000 heuw and two cars are| Company, plaintiff in the ginal | Alaska Coastal Airlines' newest | I-MA" (OMMInEE ning also to do repairs at the El- | Dess. Mrs. Lillegraven hoped to be war courier for a Soviet spy ring. the joint property listed in|suit filed Maj Attorneys lor plane, a PBY, landed at Juneau| dred Rock station. ‘back at her d;s; tfimorm: :fl?ll;-i e BT Al COpIE e U : Mecheiniof j8irpors yestEig ar s The pros and cons of petitioning Skippered by M ,/Sgt. George E~:§m A :’he ?wor(l)( et about t“‘;o T Hshh’a Hearing Tomor' she asks the home and personal | Bogle, Bogle and Gies, and W. C.|non-stop “uneventful fcut beautltul”|yp, iy of Juneau to include the|Stanford and with Sgt. 1st cl. o b ‘ns:aultovclit;rgie :etetmt-a“‘ e oy p property, one car and part of the|Arnold—also are here. Local rep- | trip from Seattle. nghlafid% District (U. S. Survey|C. Dawley as engineer, the Wam- Hearmr ERRRE TSI byl ol fnl-:: 0 murder in row-Pt Chilkoof (ase | vroceeds from sale of other prop-|resentatives are Faulkner, Bantield| Coastal's big bird is decked out|gs) were discussed last night at|cat carried Sgt. st cl. John Lioyd, | yeq), Ksm,y e “Ashby :Phllndelphr;: “Phll;ji:aes W:'l‘;l:us,“th: 3 erty. The Carters were married and Boochever. in the company’s royal blue, with : signal technicia: Cpl. Gail E | 3 s vl rsf H i ing held in the Church ot | signal te i} Cp | { A writ of habeas corpus signed |attle counsel for the intervenor on the side. The interior is attrac- | . ext Tuesday night at 8| outside plant work, and his crew, A | . aitkus by Judge Folta on petition of Mel- | plaintiif, Mutual Trap Company,|tively outfitted in beige and browni:fi’c]o':;(fl ey P < Pvt. Robert Apocotos and Pvt‘;xb:flfif,r:‘m;[‘:mml::fi:gie- ;1:3;’ lhce 31&1“ s In the effort to dispose © 85| yin" Harbert, orders Mary Harbert|arrived here by air yesterday. R. E.| with green harmonizing seats and|® ™ /oiority of the approxi-| George Jokanovich. e B 1100, BONRILiGR: oI Wadtkus 1s syl much court business as bOsIble oeoa 1o bring the Harberts' son,| Robertson of Juneau is associate | floor covering. | p y. | . - {BCasd i olts mately 25 present at the meeting, before Judge George W. Folta|genneth, into court for a hearing|counsel. The plane was flown from Long| e in favor of petitioning to be leaves next Thursday to address a|ioporrow morning at 9 o'clock Attorney General J. Gerald Will- |Beach early this week where it had | 1uded within the city limits. The judicial conference in Los Angeles _iiams and John H. Dimond, assist-|Lcen converted for Coastals par-|. . mittee is to look turther into| sessions of District Court are being| By an action ml)(hl)’lm{.!!\" .Hx-n- ant Attorney General, will repre- |ticular use. Thirteen mmenger\m;e i »“r St o everal directions. Lerts' divorce. the father was grant- | sent Tax Commissioner M. P. Mul- | were aboard enroute to Seattle.: G r‘m‘mber: Fi(‘ it Boocheveri st night session of this|ed custody of the child from June|janey, | Eighteen adults and two child n\ml ee m S - g i 5 each year. rber ; sk Ten | airman; Harold Foss, Jim Holli-| eduled for this evening; |15 to August 15 each year. Harbert, lirade up. the DEsk % . H vard D. | otary e A passenger load onlg, pick Dalziel, Milt Furness,| {he regular court day opens from who is represented by Howard D.| The complaint seek: . (emporary \yne trip here from Seattle. Shell| g | 4 4 4 p - ] 1 q rms t one b 4 | Evan Wruck, Bill Manthey, are| half an hour to an hour earlier, is| Stabler, arrived here to Tacoma to|injunction, then a permanent onc'simmons ACA co-manager, was| . Al resumed earlier and adjourned later | get Kenneth, and alleges that he against collection of increased fish-' .\ po controls, with Business .M'\n-’”o meet in the law offices 0,1 ; aulk- than usual, and there will be court| was refused the temporary custody. | trap taxes as provided in Chapter 0. F. Benecke th | ner Banfield and Boochever. | oSy o e - # > 11, Alasksl Session Law 49 5 in the co-pilot he City of Juneau will have| Saturday morning Argument on the restraining or- , Alaska Session Laws of 1949 sed | y Siaithe ) The hearing scheduled for 7|der asked by two Seattle fishtrap| Four motions will be argued later.| “ppe chip will be used _ lincluded within its limits a fully o vt against the Territorial| Friday being motion day e ship will be used to carty| jeveloped section if it is decided o'clock this evening is on a show- agains o a) Y- \larger groups of passengers and|, exiend the city limits,” said| extended 2 5 - Meantime, the cast of the P¢ niore freight and express be | Chilkoot Company vs. Carl Heir a tween | poochever | miller et al will ‘g6 fato its thirq: Juneau and cSitks. Improved win- | A, S E e, | I A28 s S d ter service by Coastal is antici- | day, either tomorrow atternoon or | pated with the new plane outfitted | # & > | Saturday moming. Kenneth P.|po ) G0t Eo }VFw DElEGAIES II'o| Sr.,, has bee stand | n on the stand| .. 000 passengers aboard the | i 1 R s 1 4 - [ s ety bt stemt | e e e were| CONVENTION FRIDAY Prices Good Friday and Saturday evidence for some time. Mrs. Shell . S 0| fi The jury wis treated fo. some- | reloy, MIB. IO IEHEN) Tprs. HI BY BOAT BUS‘ Alaska Coastal Airfines enables you fo arrange el ; ¥ %% pond, mcther of Mrs. Simmons, | C“FFEE B A “ A “ A s most of the time was spent in lay- A f the time was spent In 18y-| 1.4 “qpeodoreotf, new ACA me- —through your local ficket agent—your passage ing the foundation of plaintiff’s' |0 THENOTC R W SO T ho! Delegates to the Veterans of HILLS Golden nipe CARNATION o the States on Pan American, and then to any Gase, ‘thotig R KA it i B 5 tH Talra e £ AP e CA’s new radio technician. jPareign Wars . Conyenties | spot on the globel And for you who buy tic produced for evidence. William L.~ % ulo. has beon set for the | -anks to be held June 20 to 22 (!'re‘ nellvery) se in Sitka, Hoonah, Tenakee, Skagway, Haines Paul, Jr, represents the plaintiff,! % 0. " ol T ding., to|inclusive, are leaving tomorrow " ! e s and Judge Simon Hellenthal g Poas Y o | aight at midnight from Tee Har- In un s a L 3 enecke, W sali rta er > | and similar communities, ACA reserves a special B B RbbEron, ; necke, who said certain further| T " L Te ord voat the { a a Ins the nine det N 4 1 block of seats so that its passengers share equal | otk would e done on the ship by | ' " AT ot Ay o to be completed in about | Denjac. Arriving S Snhee) priority with those who buy tickets in Juneaul l Two cases under the Workmen's! Arrangements fire being | Jelesates will be met by “Red" | ior an evening next week—the / float arrival and: de- | red from Tee Harbor Jmehme} . s | ———————————| : for water a Packers Association, represent- S | omorrow on the M. V. Chilkoot. ed by Robert Boochev The bus leaves Haines at 8| alnSK & % % |0 mdustrial Board an: LEETT R {oclock ~Saturday morning and| 5 i < f z | Martin, whose attorney iliam ¢ BRIR . BN !should arrive in Fairbanks some-, r h Sh i [ r l an v t bl J lAr d L. Peul, Jr., and the P: > Am WITH PRISONERS | ;10 sunday. Immediately follow- l'eS lpmen l'lll S EGe a eS IIS l'lve can Fisheries, Inc., (Boochaver) is uty Marshal Chris Christen- | ng the closing session of the VFW | the Board and Thomas Case (Paul). sen of Petersby ht in two| convention on June 22, the bus start strike for higher ¢ ¢ /o and Paul N.|jiyen a chance to see Anchorage Tea Garden 46 oz. tin 49¢ | Waxiex 125-1. rolls 27¢ . . y endanger t lar Tila 1, whose sen-|,n June 23 and 24 leaving there | )n the morning of June 25. Re-| | turning to Haines will e at noon TOMATQ® JUICE CHEESE | June 23 when the bus and dele- | gates wi ded aboard thei U . A S il e loadet, shoned ot 38 BT 46 oz. tin 33c | Darigold Processed, 2 lbs. $1.05 Arrival in Juneau is scheduled| o A S R 2 0 S A e 9 | for 7 o'clock that night complenng" 2 P E A s C 0 R N | ¥ . R R G, Case 5.75 Case 4.15 o Green Gian! No. 2 tin 25c | Kouniy Kisi Cream Style Can 18¢ PINEAPPLE PORK and BEANS Libby, Sliced ~ No.21in 35c | VanCamps No. 21in 23c A eI S ST P CE R il e T Quality Meuats Reliance No. 2 tin 19¢ o PRUNES at Low Prices Sunsweet, large 2 Ibs. 49 PICNIC HAHS . Ih. 54c COTTAGE CHEESE Carnation Pint 33 | SHORT RIBS - - 1b-48¢ Lean-Meaty EGG NOODLES Y DR T Reliance 11h.cello35c |FRY ERS - - - .85 millions of dollars more than official 7 Cut-Up parity prices to get it! So buy a car- TOILET TISSUE . - SLAB BACON - - 1b-65¢ ton of Luckies today. See for your- v 4 AseToRT L it nekey 12 rolls 1.79 self how much finer and smoother : ot ness finally takes the stand today | Luckies really are—how much more :_ . - . . ; | | | Corlon.—2tna Gopion Nerseit. 8he | BOOK MATCHES vml. cnops .. 1b.84c will testify in her own behalf. real deep-down smoking enjoyment o ) . o g B s bl 3 cartons 49¢ f{ Rib or Loin Y e " GLASS WAX | SHRINP - %o a3 You’ll agree it’s a finer, milder, more Gold Seal Pis. 45c; Qis. 79c. || Broken ———————————————————————— WEATHER REPORT (U. 8. WEATHER BUREAU (This data is for 24-hour pe- riod ending 6:30 a.m. PST.) In Juneau—Maximum, 60; minimum, 42. At Airport—Maximum, 62; Minimum, 38, FORECAST (Juneau and Vielnity) Continued fair tonight and Friday. Lowest temperature tonight 42; highest Friday about 70. PRECIPITATION Past 24 hours ending 7:30 a.m. today In Juneau City — None; since June 1, 3.97 inches; since July 1, 116.81 inches. 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