The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, July 19, 1949, Page 8

PAGE EIGHT ~~ 34 DRIVERS| WIN ROTARY DERBY PRIZES Soap Box fl;anis Given Awards at Service Club Meeting Today ap Bex Derby drivers almost needed a truck to carry off all the prizes awarded them today by > Rotary Club for their 1 in the annual racing nday afternoon Thirty-four big grins fla 34 pairs of eyes sparkled @ partici- classic hed and boy car Lunaers were called to the Rotary luncheon head table to receiv prizes ranging from pocket knives to a pair of s and a bicycle Dr. Wil Blanton, gen chairman for the Derby, made awards, with n Daniel assi ng Rudy Maier, ¢ Firemen put up a losing bat sidered a of minutes, had swept from THE DAILY ALASKA FMPIRE—JUNEAU, ALASKA TUESDAY, JULY 19, 1949 Fire Destroys Super Market the huge Lucky Store whi San Bruno, Calif., try was con- at $509,000. t2 the at to save out in a store room and, in a matter was the second super market to total loss with damage estim:ted Fire broke e end of the store other. This will be Juneau’s er sl ; ” ik AN At he Peninsula area in recent weeks he other was Kings Markel. /» Wirephoto. Ohio national compet b A e R - . . Rings Market. ) Wirephss the head table hon ® ¢« & ® = ® @ a 0 © e ner-up Sandy Blanton and ) ucces [:i'} s‘,‘cj K o s o o former-year winners, Justin Ripley ire, co- LIt [ 3 e WEATHE Biiciut o 1048, and Frank Maier, 1947 L Blanton | ¥ & & ls : “H”H{,,"“ o o Osterman, 1946 winner, was unable }0 pflv ENIERESI s R bR , to attend S | (Thi. data is for 24-hour pe- - T 'lr"f‘\ TRLLES ON S(.F{(\QL lQAN\ e riod ending 6:30 am. PST) o The i3-year-old champ g0 : LY @ o In Juneau— Maximum, 66; ° :m.\m: send off from Rotary mem- e & mintaiars. ot & bers as Chairman Blanton intro- M1 e s At AlTaor G o duced him to present an imposin i A $1C VAS ¥ s 45 list of prizes—enough to warm th e . FORECAST . neart of any young boy 5 . (Junewu and Vienits) B “ ing today of t Along with the trip to Akron and ©% o : e P s : o Variable cloudiness with an o 1 g otarians at the awara gk e the gift of a custom-built fur parka SRR OV L . e cccasional brinkle tonight © by Martin Victor, Rudy won a pair LJ““\-}“H e F-..|_ka(.m_n ¢ r‘)n'pn“"m“!“' m}_ ! ?‘n ',,l,”:, o and Wednesday. Lowest tem- © ¢ skiis B o Olhgs as Vegas, Nev., and Jim Speer of ' appropriation for i st o ney e S of skiis and binders as Cla A A s e ¥ Varvichis soHbOT 1o e perature tonight about 50 e champion driver, a complete fishing |Pennsylvania. Sterling £ new . : A e de Highest Wednes- outfit a camers, wrist watch anq |Suberintendent of schools and behind in ope - 6 X pocket knife. Ellls Reynolds will |David Ramsay, Sr, were introduced | S¥PCHor he 7 5 Cii o . accompany the champ back to the 15 guests of Rotar YRy 3 @ (Past 2% hours ending 7:30 am. today @ > Falors The Board of ication had y Akron meet. e In Juneau city — Trace ° promised to request legislative o oo % 1o Tiee hone b Runner-up Sandy Blanton, with M 5 authority for the interest and, t " fef Ay S o the choice of a bicycle, outbo fi 1 ikl sood Tiat Tronileny the ThGIESL Sk L a e e None; o motor or shotgun, decided on Un: Tabiie Hade e it : since July 1, 1.26 inches, : most of the time, whereas I needed, in the opinion of Treasurer o wouldn't have as much use for the Henry Roden, and the exact sum ok other prizes. s ¥ o | will not be wn until ali the who also wcn the coveted bicycle g the - prize last year as runner-up. He ation of the Alaska V.ater) o er. Auditor, At- [ ; ‘ nks he'll sell his last year award Board will be hela fol-| .~ General, Hizhway Engineer 4 ERE Y Sandy's speedy little “Hot Rod %m\mq the Hoshd of Heslts me and Commissioner of Education. - also won for him g target riile, |ing beginning September 26 at Ju- L Io DEE £ Allowg‘ fishing outfit, came hang ball neau. The Water Pollution Board 1] U Pl and bat and a pocket knife is responsible for administration ¢ Vls"l“fi DAUGHIER PR There were prizes for every boy the Alaska Water Pollution Act, ‘ LEWES, Eng., July 19—®—jot putting a car into the race with pas d by the last legislature to AH’;R HlGHWAY ‘]‘RI George Haigh, self-confessed var drivers who did not win a heat!safeguard Alaskan waters from pol- B pir ayer of nine, was condemne:l each receiving a p. et knife Jution and establish standards e tenight to death on the gallows! A cpecial prize for members of | water purity which affect public Arriving recently by barge from v of 11 men and a woman the “Losers Clu:” was a .22 target | health, fish and wildlife, recrea- Haines after a trip by car over ated only 15 m'nutes befors rifle witih the winner picked oy |tion and industrial development Alaska Highway, Mr. and Mrs convicting the handsome, 39-year- drawing. Last year's champ driver, Board of Health members serv-|Jim Hadley of Kirkland, Wash, old businessman of killing wealthy Justin Ripley, drew the lucky name | ing on the Water Pollution Board are here visiting their daughter, Mrs, Olive Durand-Deacon last from the box of losers names, witn | are Governor Ernest Gruenin Mrs. William Elsner. F 18, drinking a glass ofhe Mason Beuch taking home the|chairman; Mrs. Kather The ley arted from Kirk- Llood and destroying Der body in prize. CONSTRUCTION PRIZES Three judges prizes for car con- struction were announced wi Greg Ripley, Sitka boy, winning a set of hairbrushes, donated by But- ler Mauro Drug Co., for the slickest car. Nathan Butcher won a trav- elers clock, donated by Collins and Aikman New York Upholsters, for the best upholstered car, and Ted Tisdale was awarded a tcol ches donated by the Shell Oil Company for his “best constructed” racer The Flying Termite. For Joe Abel, first place winner in Class C competition, was awarded an erector set, a chemistry set, a hand ball and bat and a pocket knife. OTHER AWARDS Other prize awards follow Each heat winner in Class A received a wrist watch and 4 pocket knife Besides these, LeRoy West, sec- ond place, won a fishing out camera and bLasketball, Jay Oster man, third—camera and felder glove; Donald Dull-—camera, Jack Gould—handball and bat Other Class A winners were Pat Wellington, Jack Rhode and Jerry Cropley. Each heat winner in Class B was given a pocket knife. For second also and place, Harold Dennelly, Jr., received a fishing outfit, camera and fielder's glove; Nathan Butcher who took third, a camera pocket watch; Sam McPhetre: handball and bat, and Sam Wag- ner—handball, bat and camera Pocket knives also went to heat winners in Class C, drivers receiv- ing these other awards: Jerry Ro senberger—handball and. bat, chem- istry set and ter Stuart Whitehead Those who did not win a L were awarded pocket knives. In this group were Class A—Albert Dobers, Jir Price, Teddie Ti e, Gregory Rip- ley, Robert Kohlhase, John Rich- ardson, Gerald Smith, Mason Beach and Rudy Ripley. lass B—Mike Wade, Jerry Mc- Neven iff Roba. Edward Dire Bolubie Osterman i wal e Volz @lass C—David Ramsay, Bobbie Dilg and David McPhetres Purchase of prizes was m pos- sible by the money rece for advertisement .in « the S Box Derby special “ edition published Saturday by the Empire In a short preliminary to the prize awarding, Dr. Blanton gave praise to the Rotary Club commitl- tees who worked so diligently Nome; : Dr. Dwight Cramer, Ketchi- Idaho, traveling Haigh had pleaded for “a can; and Rev. R. Rolland Arm v to Edmonton. The ' verdict in the form of strong of Anchorage. Representa- encountered the acts cr tives of agen nd private in- oad betw time th dustries concern h er Dawson Cre Preston, 4 entered Canada a acid George age will be s advisor of the board ed that Hearin: will “e held followin wo quart organizational meeti and attle to Haines desiring to appear before the ar. The Hadleys druni Loard should notify the Commis- bug-pre then sioner of Health at Juneau. eir car. ed their bodies in ne - n th « eted, of acid. KURCHESK! BACK TO DUTY hey ill leave € — - Commander John R. Kurcheski| The Hadleys SITKA POLICE CHIEF reporte te duty this morn- I ks and Ar Age IN JUNEAU BRIEFLY ing aboard the CGC o ¥ ——— spending several day Hamry T. (Stormy) Doran, police Hospital Lt. Arthur 3. PHILLIPS RNS ef of ka, was a A - starts a 10-day leav Phill Vice sident of itor yesterd ceming on personal — the B. M. Behrends has re- Lusiness, In colonial times, pastors were | turned from his vacation in the He had exy - paid in meat grown by Virginia| south Phillips and baby will | terday, but was unable to get space, planters | come north 1 so went back e this m 12 1ITH 1 1 i { i 1 1 T T e R R T R T FOR SALE: M. V. Beachcomber Excellent packer and freight boat. Good river boat. Certified by U. 8. Coast Guard for limited coastwise trade, Southeastern Alaska, Cape Spencer to Prince Rupert. All essential gear required by Coast Guard. All steel rebuilt with new bow from LCM, new side plating. Twin GMC Diesels, all pilot house control, power take off, cargo winch and boom, capacity 2000 Ibs., uses regular sling boards, barrel hooks, ete. Ten ton anchor winch. Four bunks, nice galley, stainless steel, head, insulated house, raised pilot house. Radio transmitter and receiver. Radio direction finder, auto- matic. Kirsten auto pilot, electric air whistle, bell, approved bronze lights, 10-inch searchlight, bouyant apparatus, life rings, skiff. s, ete., done by Olsen & Winge in sar. Vessel just reinspected All conversion wo wheelhot Seattle in 1948. All first class materials and g July 1 and certificate renewed. Both engines overhauled and rebuilt to 165 HP in May, 1948, new rings and bearings in one engine in June of 1949. Length—62 feet; width—14 feet, 2 inches; depth—4 feet, 6 inches; gross—A42 tons registered measurements. Averages 814 knots at 1450 engine rpm, will do 10 to 12 knots at 1800 to 2000 rpm. 822,000 Owner leaving for several months on August 1 and is anxious to sell before leaving. Write or wire J. W. McKINLEY Box 15633 Juneau, Ala;}i ¥ T T T e A " o® G'V‘“g Secreis Francis and Sidney, and one daugh- | Mrs. Dunn and 6% i " ter, Mrs. Delores Bruns of Monte- Lynne remained at Second Beack J lEE SMIIH DIES. zuma, Ohio; also two sisters, Mrs, ancouver, B. C.. where t 2 o (] Carrie Beach and Mrs. Gertha bsorbed “glorious sunshin Gm rfi%sgy | Hushing of Virgitw healthy-looking tans. Sh e ot nne will return in about twdg ces, five sons, Lee, Joe, Theodore, | very glad to be back. DAIRY GPERATOR FUNERAL FRIDAY| FREED DUNN RETURNS ! LR weeks. They had preceded Duni ! a ¥ £ mp | Lee H. Smith, owner and opera- FROM CH VACATION | going outside six weeks ago fo | partner of the Juneau Dairies, died | “Welcome ba Mateo a. m. today at his home, That was B. Fred Dunn, the wag | Dunn made the trip on a ceriuiy (PSRN e | : who came to Juneau as|of Pan American Airways wellknown airline. Besides being Discussions with Relations | at the age of 21, has been | Ten mimites after he came in|the Wag of PAA, he is its etficten e _ |a pioncer in modern dairyinc | from the airport yesterday. return- | rict tra manager. fo Britain, Canada Sub- | uciiods n we Teritory sor more ing trom a twoweek vacation, Lol J.Ed a' Meefing than 40 years. Dunn was greeting stay-at-homes Waters of Great Saiv Lake ar ! | He began operating the dairy With nonsense. The vacatior believed to contain 400 million tor T | 1 a short time after coming to Most successiul, he says, but e oi table salt. WASHINGTON, July 19—®—Al A 1, introducing into the pioneer eeting . of = the ‘““’"'H"““‘gu)\nun the use of milking mach- \tomic Energy Committee has teen | ines and the milk-bottling procass Ve ks . called for tomor to discuss re- | fairy on Glacier Hig : '?'»lj:’”‘ Britain and’Canada i | near the Juneau Airport now e field of atomic ener 1 herd of 60 ca Th 'E e 5 i ennouncing 1. Chaman M- g epce il e e Triangle President 9 ?m R:n the C l % - o aft osary ser it o ’\_ use 45| the Charles W. Carter Mortuary the eaners itk v %1 preceding evening. Intermert will 3 et 57 be in Evergreen Cemetery \ ]E P KT, ik v i Smith was born March 2i, 1888 You like to look reported” to be ' | in Fairfa Ceunty, Virginia, and SMART he should Le given American sec-| came to Alaska July 13, 1800. He then be how to produce the atomic worked in Perseverance Mine SMART v for a short time. He was a mem- ‘ call AT mBldiTie tor JhH Con< ber of the Catholic Church and TRIANGL! ek i i rstooq | the Knights of Columbus CLEANE e iy time, | He is survived by his wife Fran- ) passin know how” on to! ™ pE e . 1 country frainaing e 8 Ok N 85e; 0,08, T ° o ° TO SUB-CON- @ For better ® TRACTORS OF JUNEAU e Appearance ° If you should be interest- ¥ e ed in ing us your sub- o C L\ L L State, the Military Estab-| ® figure, please contact Mr. e = nd the Atomic Energy| ® George Nelson at ACS job e [ Commission the continuing prob-|® 11 Mile (on Glacier Hizghway o ' D4 lem of our relations with the|® toward Auke Lake). ° United Kingdom and Canada in|® e will be plans and e the fleld of atomic en . o spec tions of ACS job 11 ® He added e Mile, also Alaska Road Com- e “At the present time, o mission Glenn Allen job e countries aré ¢ © (half way between Anchor- e limited numbel e age and Fairbanks). 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