The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, July 26, 1950, Page 2

WEDNESDAY, JULY 26, 1950 COAST GUARDSMEN 60 CENTS OF EACH PAGE TWO THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU. ALASKA Carl Blanchard and Theda Brown; for Pelican: Ole S(Jlng"l'lld she said, E. R. ‘Ml\ Sorngaard, F. A. Hefner, improve home care. Of the 5,000 1 “so we must find ways to Mr's hard; from Petersburg: :DOUBLE FEATURE | PROGRAM TODAY 1.’ ine communicable stage. o1 . © e, w“‘“"MTfEQZ;;-i“;MJF’;'Ei‘SfJ‘mhn;cr, oo, EXTINGUISH FIRE ON DOLLARTO GOFOR | FOR KIWANIS (LUB 7ilccuis con e ersdicaed i o o e . . Mot | G D, L Mecimis | 168-FI. YACHT HAIDA | tive c must be isolated. Exposure Mrs. Ann Henry, Pat Henry,to ursion Inlet: M. F.. Stock- | Gu“s I“ pROGRAM W. J. Huckle-1 Men from the Coast Guard cut- to Ketchikan Asby, Jim Angell, R. C. Cook, , wel berry, In the brief timé of a noon|js necessary to contract the disease.” | M Beach and |ter Cahoone last night extinguished { Lees, W. G. B ! (By Associated Press) | luncheon meeting, Kiwanians ac- Dr. Henry C. Harris had intro- Gaffney, Emitt Soldin, C.} tually had two short programs to- duced the two women speakers. !1 ick, A. Blackabie; from Indian | W. Hodgins. 5 flrfl aboard the 168-foot yacht day in the Baranof Gold Room, be-| William H. Biggs was in charge ( Wally Rasmussen; from Hoo- | For Petersburg: H. T. Orevaugh | Haida. About 60 cents of each dollar in sides community singing and club/ of the rest of the gram, a show- ! R. F. Shuman Larry LnumUmMDLl:Arf':MZm.; lTl(\;‘ Haida flall;d mrX nss):-[fl?‘ce the 510‘500000'000 the military business. , of a Forest Service color movie, ¥ : 11ep. | KDIckerbocker, Mrs, Mo hinter, p.n. yesterday, after o fire Pl Jor. db- { secretary of the Alaska Tuberculosis ol - poss. L Milier, Mired A"dm“"""“es and Robert Reed; for Luke | The Cahoone was d“f”““‘e“ £10m | pe used to buy guns, bombs, planes, Association, first thanked the Ki- {Helen Russel, Sarah Haefer and | Tumer: Red Holloway, Joe Bar-|Ketchikan and rendezyoused Withlgpips and tanks, it was disclosed s it e Y el lE VE 8 nas /; from Pelican: Mrs.|chard and Leonard Ihler. the yacht 30 ‘miles southeast of |togay in Washington. Before the Gt G Bl S RR'VE H., F. W r, Forrest Remer,! mo punter Bay: Orville Wheat; | Ketchikan Kn_f - disclosed inadequacie nual christias sl gl ) F. A e Bert { for Hoonah: George Wilson and! A fire-tighting party was put|j, 'L:m:; “:.‘mnmem the pe:cetim: businafs (UgIct BY AlASKA COASTAI_ ¢ 4 auck Jourdan Chunky Wilson; to Tenakee: Mrs.Yaboard the yacht, and the Cahoone [ gollar slice for weapons averaged observations about her trip to Ne for Sitka were John|r. Miles: to Port Althorp: Bill [reported to Coast Guard headquar-|ig cent the ,.f s am‘fm York for the A.T.A,, and introduce il « Shaw, R. C. Cook, | Hixson and to Wrangell: }Im'«rld'lcxs here at 9:15 pm. that the fire | o Cd_ s In g et G al , Ruth Rogall, Ber-|wagner and William Bowles. had been extinguished. L it £ Tubercujosis Association al Air Iske, L. W. Allen, C. T. ' The Haida's listed owner is Max T 1 radley, Mrs. J. Elliott, New York man- 3 l\llu beil, Oscar Elland, Mrs. Long and J. Otte r'o Haines from Juneau were A. Opstedal, Mrs. D. Willard, C. T. fcDermott, Mrs. George Everest, ve Homer, Harry See and Dave Miss Agnes Gerding, associate in program development, spoke of the trip she and Mrs. Paul will take through the Territory in the in- terests of tuberculosis control. |were R. M. Flavin, “There are too many cases to|S. Twiddy, Mrs. /. y hope for complete hospitalizatio! " Kerns, James Painton, Mrs Flh\l- Ste tween Juneau and ot Southeast Alaskan points. Fifty-six left here and 38 were flown in on ACA. Arriving from Haines yest C. Fleischmann, tufacturer. It carried four passen- luvrs and a crew of 18. | { | Hoarders Must Pay MOVIE, BUSINESS AT CHAMBER MEET THURS. There will be some important bus- !iness taken up at the regular weekly Korean Reds Supply Front Lines Under | ] | | | ' | [ | | | | | | 1 | | 1 | | | | | | I ! 1 : Manford strikes this ] Autumn’s brightest fashion : | | | | | | | | I | | | 1 | 1 ] 1 1 1 1 1 | . 1 el note! Pencil-slim lines in precision-fit, superbly-tailored gabardine with dogleash belt and tortoise shell buttons on bodice and skirt for accents. Tailored back pleat. Many exciting Fall shades in sizes 10 to 20. QuauIcy SINCE 1887 '# A Beauty Program For You We take great pleasure in announcing a new addition to our staff ... Toby Patton DuBarry-Trained { Beauty Consultant l} { ! will be on duty daily ! from 9 in the morn- ‘: ing until 6 in the eve- { ning to help solve ! your beauty prob- 1 lems. ) { ) We were very fortunate in obtaining the services of beautician Toby Pat- ton, a charming lady and an authority on skin care and proper use of cos- metics. She was recently with Frederick & Nelson in Seattle. We hope you will all be able to take advantage of her expert suggestions and advice. Juneau Drug Company Beauty Department Darkness of Night (By Associated Fress) Despite repeated heavy blows from allied bombing and jet planes '] - the Red supply lines in Korea Just keep rolling along. And a Mac- Arthur spokesman said today he | of sacked sugar today. has the greatest respect for the‘ The five-pound sacks were -lab- way the North Koreans are sup- leled: “For regular customers, 9% | plying their frontline troops. For cents a pound.” the most part, the Reds move their On a pile of 25 and 100-pound supplies on back roads, under cover ' sacks was. this sign: “For hoarders, of darkness. 116 cents a pound.” More fitan Regiars SALAMANCA, N. Y., #uly 26—® —A grocery store in this western New York city displayed two piles Your Key to Bourbon Satisfaction 1 Connoisseurs who really appre- ciate fine bourbon prefer the dis- tinctive flavor, distilled and aged into OLD FITZGERALD by genu- ine sour mash methods since 1870. To discover the key to bourbon ! satisfaction, call for OLD FITZ. OLD FASHIONED.. £z st in 5256 STITZEL-WELLER DISTILLERY + LOUISVILLE, KY. UCKY STRAIGHT BOURBON WHISKEY « 100 PROOF i meeting of the Chamber of Com- merce tomorrow noon in the Bara- nof and for entertainment there will be a movie never before shown in Alaska. The movie is “Spotlight on Alaska,” a 16 mm. color with sound, taken by Glacier Priest Hub- | bard of sceries in the Taku river and other nearby areas. The film has ben shown extensively in the states. (anadian Planes Wingina to Korea (By Associated Press) More United Nations aid Is winging its way toward the South Korean defenders. Five Royal Canadian Air Force planes left Winnipeg today on the second leg of their hop to the Pa- cific Coast. A sixth plane, crippled by a dam- aged fuel pump, will leave shortly. The planes carry 250 Canadian soldiers. They will join a group of American planes to be flown by Ca- nadian crews across the Pacific. It's Canada’s second contribution to the U.N. battle in Korea. The first consisted of three destroyers. SALMON LANDINGS The packer Elfin IT landed 47,000 pounds of troll-caught salmon at the Juneau Cold Storage Company wharf today. The load was made up of 42,000 pounds of cohoes and 5,000 pounds of king salmon. 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