The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, September 29, 1949, Page 8

i i PAGE EIGHT FILING CLOSES ,CHAMBER HEARS WITH SEVEN IN | POLITICOS' PLANS MUNICIPAL RACE| Four candidates for Municipal | posts were given a chance to make Hendrickson Is Unopposed for Mayor-Heads “Peo- |5 s i Shenser "o Commerce | ATNOON MEETING LOST HUNTER HIKES OUT OF (Pat 0’ Donnel Third Mem- ber of Party Turns Up Safe - Pilot Missing 'l' k \lnday p|eS icket” | Introduced by Curtis Shattuck, _— [the candidates were asked to an-| Deadline for filing as candidates | swer whether or not they approved | in the City Election Tuesday passed of the plan in which the city of last evening with only one addi-|Juneau” would provide land on| tional name added to the list of | which to construct a Territorial seven who had filed up to yester-|building day morning All agreed they were for it nx-‘ Although a last-minute rush of |found no objections at least one more full ticket was| Mayor Waino Hendrickson \"u(l expected, only Vernon M. Metcalfe, | the city has already zonc on recor independent candidate f ity coun- | as approving the plan. He said the| cil, showed up yesterd |city council has stated its willing- | This means that incumbent |ness to provide land when the Ter- | Mayor Waino Hendrickson, Wholritory has building plans ready for| already has three terms as mayor | contractors and after approval by behind him, will run with no oppo- | city voters. Vernon M. Metcalfe, independent candidate for council in approving| of the plan, said: | “Any building Luilt in a city Ifll sition. i He heads “The People's Ticket made up of Arthur H. Walther and B. F. McDowell, grocers, and Al- fred Zenger Sr., business manager| good for the city. I'll go all S of the Empire for the Territorial Building Besides Metcalfe, A. S. Glover |time.” and Cash Cole are independent| B, F. McDowell, candidate for ¢andidates for city council. | ¢city council on “The Peoples Ticket” Glover operates the Spruce Deli- |declined to make a stand on the catessen; Cole is a Juneau business | jssue. | man He said: “If T am elected, T will| i | Brownfield since the ilot dropped . S 2 | William L. Paul Jr. is the sole|use my best judgment on any pro:- mr:‘ 3 o 1 e ar" Brownfiela] TAVIor and Forvard have made | candidate for the post of City lem which comes before the coun- |, . yeadeq back for Mrs. O'Don- { arrangements for expenmemnl% magistrate. He has been filling that | i1 position since his appointment the | Alfred Zenger Sr., first of the year. | council on the same ticket candidate for| said: | Council and city magistrate Will|“The Territorial Building should be| ;0" ot ming, Then he hiked out be elected for one-year terms; ‘),\,(.-- mayor for a two-year term | He also declared he is very| ' Mayor Hendrickson has served much concerned with the Gold| three full one-year terms already, | Creek problem. plus a six-month extra period| The Territorial Building plan is| made necessary by the switchover inacked by the Juneau Chamber of | in election dates from April 10 Commerce. i October. { In speaking to the Chamber,| One candidate has filed for elec- | netcalfe also said he was in favor| tion to the Juneau Independent|of condemning, under city code,‘ School Board. He is Ro‘ert Thi- puildings which are fire hazards. bodeau. |He also said that, if elected, he! Filing as candidate for the school | would put forward a long-range board closes tomorrow afternoon.| plan for ecity recreation facilities | Candidates may file at the Sctool|for children Superintendent’s office. | Letters from the City Clerk C. L. Popejoy has|of Commerce and the Sitka Fish| pointed out that deadline for regis- | Exchange asked Juneau Chamber | tration as a voter for the coming|of Commerce help in opposing the| election is Saturday noon. Voters|proposed split halibut season. Ju- | may register with the city clerk|neau’s Chamter has already voiced | at the City Hall. |its opposition to such a season. A Chamber member asked the roup’s help in getting repairs for| B SAFE'I'Y (HE(KUP IS [the gridiron space at the city | float. i | Visitor at the Chamber meeting REVEALI“G MI“OR today was Paul Monroe of Seattle. Between the hours of 2 pm. and | 7 p. m. on Wednesday, the Highway ( o M M ISS I o N IS ; Patrol and the Juneau City Police | | checked 60 cars with the folmwmg! HAVING pRoBlEMS | | results: | 19 violation tickets were issued.| S | (By The Associated Press) A group of silent, serious men 14 tickets were returnd from pre- filed back into a conference room vious days. 5 had faulty head lights. z e 7 had no tail lights. in Washington today. These men 14 with no stop lights. are members of the Atomic En-‘ ergy Commission and the joint Sen- | ate-House Atomic Committee. | with faulty mufflers. with faulty emergency brakes. A gency brakes. , i by word that Russia now has the secret of the A-bomb, they cars had no windshield wipers. are looking for some answers . . .| with faulty horns. had no rear view mirror. H B e butid tomn| 1 with glass missing in OW o8 : Fo i s 8 vned both |, ombs, build them faster and so| keep ahead of Russia? The big Sitka Chamber | ISR ORTRTR) ANCHORAGE, Alaska, —{M—Civil Aerorg.utics Sept. Adminis- tration officials reported today an | Anchorage hunter walked int | Talkeetna last night after havin Leen missing since Labor Day. He was Pat O'Donnel, party of four. walked into the isolait Mountain CAA after having missed their rendez- vous with the party’'s pilot, cis Brownfield Brownfield is still missing. Hi |plane was located Sept. 11 Susitna Lake. He 'apparently | forced landing. The damaged only slightly. Sketchy reports from Talkeetia, | e weed is found in abundance fiatiout 100, mies "‘"l(h % hetm‘ 0" s Southeast Alaska, in mountain dicated O'Donnel had = nob Seen ;. qoys above fimberline. i nel and Bogle. O'Donnel waited for Brownneldl until it was cbvious that he was | through some of the toughest wild- Alaska. He is expected| erness in to return to Anchorage shortly. FROM SEATTLE Paul R. Hagelbarger of Seattl is registered at the Baranof. o front doors. | 1 car had defective steering wheel 3 bottleneck is uranium, the stuff| from which the bombs are made; 4 cars had only one license plate There isn’t enough uranium in this | each. country to supply the present‘ 1 individual had no driver's li- cense whatsoever. atomic program, which may be ex- | panded., | 1 vehicle impounded. 1 foreign license plate to be re- | 8 p e~ | "Representatives of Britain and | Canada are conferring now with newed. {U. S. leaders. And these nations may provide new uranium sources, lping up the atomic development BY BPW ON TAG DAY "~~~ | | | FOR MINFIELD HOME | =iieo st o Elizabeth McInnis of Aberdeen is i.sl()pplng at the Gastineau HKotel. Tomorrow and Saturday the | Business and Professional Women's | Club is sponsoring a “Tag Day” in | Juneau and Dougtas for the bene- ' fit of the Minfield Home. Al pro- | ceeds from this project will go toward the purchase of a much- needed refrigerator and for rewlring ‘ for. electricity. Volunteers to help distribute um‘ tags are needed, and Teen-Agers are requested to register at the| Teen Age Club. Adults are asked | to contact Mrs. John McCormick | by telephoning 547. Contributions | Carnival, Mcose Club, Oct. 1. 6 6t may also ke left with Joe Sadlier | at the B. M. Behrends Bank. In Douglas, Mrs. Frank Pierce FA'R.ANKS will be in charge of the sale of tags. WHITEHORSE Community-wide support of this JUNEAU project will be greatly appreciated by both the Minfield Home and KETCHIKAN the sponsors of T?g Day. ‘ SEATTL‘ in ELKS KETCHIKAN MEL1ING Swift, convenlent flights 2i big 4-engine Clippers- You' KETCHIKAN—An estimated 55 financial worries! And it’s easy as this: Buy U.S. Savings Payroll Savings Plah. Remember—every ings Bonds today will | sure Elks from Anchorage will arrive| in Ketchikan October 11 by chart- ered plane to take part in the| dedication ceremonies of the local | American, perience doufll and reservations Elks new home, according to word | BARANOF HOTEL received by the lodge from Roy Phone 106 Southworth, secretary of the Anch. orage Elks. A number of Elks| PAIV A”m[m” from other Alaskan towns also will | HORLD AIRWAYS come here for the occasion, in-|| Clppen [ | cluding an initiation group from | Juneau. | | U.S. Savings Bonds prepared under | | | [ ! Thialo an offclal 0. 8. Tronsury advertsemant= 0 | eepiins o6, Tomesy e WIlDER"ESS’mows on well-drained, moist slopes 20 one of a His wife and Earl Bogle, other members of the party, ed Sheep station Sept. 10 United States and Europe. Fran- near | hnd! ok ¥ \run out of gasoline and made ay plane was For better or worse ...for richer or poorer How WELL THE WORDS of the wedding vows ex- press the uncertainties of the future. The ups and downs tomorrow might bring. So isn’t it good to know that millions of wise Americans have found a way to safeguard against It’s the safest, surest, most convenient way. If you’re not ort a payroll, ask your bank about the Bond-A-Month Plan: Automatic saving is THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU, ALASKA MOUNTAIN WEED WAITS FOR MISSING MASTER MAY BE GOLD ON THEM THAR HILLS False Hellebore is a weed which and looks like a skunk cabbage. It is common in Southeast Alaska. And it may be gold on the hills. arl Taylor, a plant pathologist ,repx esenting the Rexall Drug Com- pany, has been in Juneau investi-| gating the plant. Working with Charles H. Forward, timber man-| agement official with the U. S. F‘ur-; est Service here, he has been inv tigating the pharmaceutical \.xluc‘ O.of the species grown in Southeast :Alaskfl | €1 . The root of the plant is used in | manufacturing heart stimulants and insecticides. At present, Toot are supplies of Hellebore obtained from eastern } Rexall Drug Company has been searching for a supply of the Helle- | tore root which contains more of s\ the medically valuable alkaloids than is contained in rcots from lhe present source of supply. Forest Service here sent sample: doorway of Toledo, O., home. He is waiting for masters, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Kohn, who were killed when pasenger liner Noronic was destroyed by fire in Toronto, Canada. (International) | FILLED WITH SADNESS, eyes of this cucker spaniel are flxed on THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1944 LENTOR MRS, CARLSON IMPROVES | KETCHIKAN— Mrs. Rae umnn! ‘ Carlson, who has been receiving! medical treatment at Berkeley, | California where she is with her two daughters, Constance and Zai-; da, is showing some improvement, acccording to wcrd received here by Dr. C. M. Carlson, and is now able to get about with the assist- ance of a cane. KIRKLAND GUEST Jack W. Kiumb of Kirkland ! Wash,, is registered at theé Baranof | Hotel. | Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Martin of Hoonah are guests at the Bnranof ! .Plumbing ® Healing | Oil Burners Telephone-319 Nights-Hed 730 Harri Machine Shop, Inc. l 1y BV SSRURY JUSURY SRSy Ry FIROY i S 1 to the company, and Taylor’s jour: ney of investigation to Southe: '.1 Alaska was the result. planting of the weed here. ! Taylor returned to the south to-!| )day, taking 1500 pounds of Helle- S| kore root with him for further| NOW IS THE TIME TO STOCK UP FOR WINTER— tests, which will prove the com-| NOTHING IS MORE COMFORTING WHEN SNOW mercial value. | COMES THAN TO KNOW YOUR CUPBOARD IS : WELL FILLED. { FROM PETERSBURG - Mrs. R. E. Duvall and daughter e |Ruth of Petersburg are guests at| the Gastineau Hotel. | SOFT AS SILK CAKE FLOUR . 2%1b. pkg. 43¢ PECAN MEATS - 80z cellod3c WEITEKING - - - - - 6k SYRUP - - - - 240z tinB3c FRESH BAKERY SPECIALS FUMPKIN PIE - - - - 6lc APPLE TURNOVERS - - lic PUMPKIN TARTS - - - 10c Canned Fruit Deal ALL FLAVORS JELLO - - . - FISHER’S or GOLD MEDAL 3 pkgs. 20c FLOUR - - - 251h. bag 2.55 SHORE’S LOCAL Fryers Are Better LEAN — MEATY POT ROASTS b-47¢ WIENERS - b.G0¢ VEALSTEAK b 75¢ Swiss Steak --1b.70¢ Bonds on the automatic Or..; $3 you put into U.S. Savs be worth $4 in 10 years. 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