The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, August 30, 1949, Page 5

TUESDAY, AUGUST 30, 1949 "NO TELEPHONES” FOR ¢’ DM MAYOR AND WIFE ON STEAMSHIP MAN week SHORT VACATION TRIP Off for a weli-earned rest this is Juneau's Mayor Hendrickson. a “My wife and I are going to find place with no telephones within 50 miles and rest and relax,” the mayor said. t tr d Mrs. Hendrickson are at after taking their car the M.V. Chilkoot during nd. They plan a leisurely the Haines Highway to W ip over Whitehorse and return. VACATION, HA nent of Health, the M. V. Chilkoot yesterday atter spending two weeks at her cabin % CUT-OFF Lois Jund, of the Alaska Depart- Better BUY Better TRY 20 cenis a pound Shirts finished at your request for a few cents extra Waino | returned aboard TELLS PLANS TO EXTEND SERVICE With plans to return for a longer stay in which to study shipping| conditions in Southeast Alaska as they relate to his firm, B. H. Parkinson was in Juneau for 24| hours at the weekend. Parkinson is Executive Vice- President of the Coastwise Lines, a steamship company which trans- ports freight from Portland, Ore., | Zan Francisco and Los Angeles to | Ocean Falls, B.C. and to Seward, | | Whittier, ' Valdez and Kodiak, ‘in| ! Alaska. The line is initiating service i:mm Seattle, and has just pur- | chased two more vessels for the jAlaska trade. | Ccastwise, which now operaies| -leight Liberty ships world-wide, made a two-year study of proposed Alaska shipping, then commenced | ithe service a year ago. Contracts| with the Crown Zelleribach Corpo-| ration, Coastwise has a back haul| of newsprint from Gcean Falls to| California ports. North-bound, they | bring half a million barrels of oil} a year to Ocean Falls. | “For the time being,” said Par-| kinson, “our operations will be, limited to Southwest Alaska, but | we plan a careful study of South-| |east Alaska “ports for a similar| operation.” | Through rates were arrived at ny<‘ scheduling the same rates as the Alaska Steamship Company, operat- ing from Portland rather thap| Seattle, and by adding 80 percentl of the San Francisco-Seattle water | tariff for shipments to and from; California ports. | Parkinson, who arrived here saturday after a 10-day trip to| |the westward, was delighted with | Juneau's beautiful weather. He was | met at the airport and taken di- rectly to Gov. Ernest Gruening’s| | summer residence at Eagle Harbor, |where he enjoyed a late afternoon swim, Parkinson left the next day for New York City and Washing- ton, (KEEP ALASKA GREEN SAYS FOREST SERVICE | The recent warm weather has |made the forest very dry. | i Motorists and hikers should be especially careful to refrain from | throwing burning material into the| | woods or along the highway. Slash burning should also be dis- | continued until after the -end- of | the dry spell, says a statement from | the Forest Service. | | SCHWINN BIKES at MADSEN'S RADIO 106 KINY Alaska Broadcasting Co. 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C. ALASKA LAUNDRY Phone 15 § lat the Gastineau | Keep Alaska Green is the request. :Late of Selma Pademeister, deceased, FROM SEWARD W. J. Page of Seward is a guest |to decree the residue of said estate Hotel. The Triangle Cleaners Honored Guests — From the minute your clothes enter our doors until they are safely home again they are treated with the care 'and re- spect one would give a’ guest of honor. They come back spot- lessly clean and immaculately pressed. For better Appearance CALL | BANFIELD, Administator of the es- | Ihas filed his Final Report and Ac- | | count herein, and petitions the Court | |to Agnes C. LaCort of Los Angeles, | | Catifornia, LaVerne Holbrook of Se- | | attle, Washington, and Linda Welle of Juneau, Alaska, in equal shares. A hearing will be held on said {Final Report and Petition before the undersigned at Juneau, Alaska, on October 17, 1949, at ten o'clock | a.m., at which time all persons ob- jecting thereto may appear and be | heard. 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