The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, September 13, 1950, Page 8

PAGE EIGHT THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU. ALASKA WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 1950 | EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE OF ATA MEETS TOMORROW VISIT IN STATES 2,000 pounds from Auk Bay. Landed SEEKS DIVORCE VESSELAGROUND . TOASTMASTERS | ‘USCn™ il aliids 15 MilEs FROM NOMINA'I'E PlAN |leave Monday on the Aleutian on |Wahto. PRINCE RUPERT| TOMORROW NIGHU | a several weeks’ visit with relatives and friends in Washington and Resuming their industrious—and | often hilarious—self-teaching course Montana. after a three-month vacation, the 30 men in the Juneau chapter of the | Brothers were from the White Eagle, S. P. Freeman sued yesterday in’ District Court for a divorce from Mary H. Freeman, whom he mar- ried June 15, 1950. The action, on grounds of incom- Robert Goldstein, son of Mk, &yq | PEtability, was filed by Fresman's th. {6t attorney, William L. Paul, Jr. TODAY’'S LANDINGS {Mrs, I. Goldstein, left today via Pan American clipper for Seattle ¢ JU enroute to California where he will | Ry e enroll in his senior year at San | B» MARTHA SOCIETY, Sat. Sept. The Executive Committee of the Alaska Tuberculosis Association will meet in the office of Mildred Her- mann in the Valentine Building on Thursday evening, September 14 at 7:30 o'clock, Mrs. Frances L. Paul, Executive Secretary of the associa- tion announced today. A financial report will be rendered and some Plumbing ® Healing ) 0il Burners Telephone Blue 737 Nights-Red 730 TO COLLEGE VANCOUVER. B. C., Sept. 13— —The “Celtic,” a 70-foot United States ship, ran aground at full Landings today for the Engstrom speed on a beach one and one-half | miles from Klewnugget lighthouse in Grenville Channel, the Royal today. Klewnugget lighthouse is 75 miles southwest of Prince Ru- pert. The ship, of undetermined design, ] carried a crew of seven, None were injured. The “Celtic” was sitting hig and dry on the beach waiting for high tide to attempt refloating. Another boat, known only as the “Matilda,” was standing by to aid in the refloating attempt, Canadian Air Force reported hero! Records were found in Seattle on two ships named “Celtic.” The Fidalgo Island Packing Com- pany thought the ship might be a company craft inbound from Ket- chikan, Alaska, This Celtic nor- mally carried a crew of five. It is & 70-foot craft. The other is a 62-foot fishing vessel owned by Ola Hendricks of Ketchikan, with Tacoma as her home port. Tug Foss at Scene The tug Mathilda Foss is stand- ing by the cannery tender Celtic in Grenville Channel today it was reported by Coast Guard head- quarters here. The tender belong- ing to the Fidalgo Packing Co. of Ketchikan ran aground at full speéd approximately a mile and a half south of Klewnugget Light m| Grenville Channel below Prince Ru. pert. at 3:19 this morning. There were six men and one woman ab- oard. An hour later the tug an- l';fled its signals, and is standing by until ‘this afternoon when an attempt will be made to refloat the fénder. It is now high and dry with no indication of damage. LAUNDRY WORKERS "REJECT EMPLOYER OFFERS LAST NIGHT Laundry Workers Union (AFL) Local 314, rejected - two : employer offers ay a meeting here last night, Cledamae*Cammock, secretary-trea- surer, said today. There are approxi- mately. 36 union members, A meet- ing ef the union and employers is scheduled for Friday at 5:30 p.m. in| the,AFL hall here, she said. Workers are asl a 50-cent an HioliF increase in all brackets. Em- ployers offered two compromises, a 10-cent an hour increase or no in- crease but with a $1 an hour mini- mum and allow the managers to rate each employee as he sees fit. -cl.lAN TO ADDRESS T3 cmmu COMMERCE Jbsgph A. McLean, Juneau attor- ney, ‘will be principal speaker ‘at the regular noon meeting of the Juneau Chamber of Commerce to- morrow +in the Gold Room of the Baranof Hotel, McLean, who recently returned here from the states by way of the Alaska Highway, will report on in- terviéws he had with tourists and offer several concrete suggestions regarding how to bést attract to Juneau tourists travelling to and ffom Alaska on the ‘Alaska High- way, according to Chamber Secre- tary F. O. Eastaugh. MARRIAGE LICENSE U. 8, Commissioner ‘Felix Gray re- ‘ceived ‘an application for & mar- riage Ncense yesterday from David L. Weathers' of the U. 8. Coast Guard, and Julia J. James. Toastmasters Club will gather to- |H. Savikko, 200 pounds of salmon, morrow for the first of the season’s | the Wanderer, S. A. Stevens, 20,000 | education, weekly dinners. It will be at 6 o'clock in the Bar- anof Hotel Gold Room. With President Gene Vuille in the chair the meeting will be de- voted to business, with several im- portant matters oh the agénda. Of- | ficers will be nominated for the | semi-annual ele¢tion September 21 | and details of the 1950-51 weekly | programs set up. Joe McLean, immediate past presi- | dent, will report on the Toastmasters | International convention in Spo-} kane, which he attended last week. FROM BALTIMORE Mr. and Mrs. Warren Smith and | small daughter Suzanne, from Bal- | timore, Md., arrived yesterday from Haines. Smith is to be employed on the MV Chilkoot ferry. They drove | over the Alaska Highway in ten | days, they said. They are stopping at the Juneau Hotel. | GIVING PHYSICALS | Lt. Comdr. Dean Schufeldt, medi- cal officer from Kodiak, is in Juneau today and tomorrow’giving annual physical examinations at the Gov- ernment Hospital to 20 naval reserv- ists. He is assisted by Hospitalman S. W. Edgerton. From here they will go to Ketchikan tomorrow af- ternoon, PRV M S T First step to establish the M Corp was on November 10, 1 wheh the Continental Congress au-f thorized two battalions. Dorit beVagne SAY: W2 i v ‘:_ HAIG &, Hlla ucv Tor smulo =y SAVE 0 $ 0 PAYCA.fiANDSAVE o S o PAXCAS]_[ AN ] Jose State College. His major s | Goldstein expects ml pounds Mth Jim Hickey trucking in visit for a d ort time in Seattle. business in connection with Mrs. 16, 2:30 to 5:30 p.m. in Northern Paul’s recent field trip through the Light Presbyterian Church parlors, Public invited. 600-3t | Territory will be considered. et e e e e e $ o PAY CASH AN]) SAVE e S @ PAY CASH AND SAVE ¢ $ ¢ PAY CASH AND SAVE e Y . »” D SCOTS WHISKY « 860 PROOP |'eg "IMPORTERS, L1D.. NEW, YORK DOOGAII JANITOR SERVICE Windpws washed, storm wi blinds, overstuffed furniture, walls, woodwork, floors cleaned, waxed and poli indows removed, Venctian shed. Rugs shampooed Notice As announced, JUNEAU'S HOME BEAUTIFUL is closing. All ac- .counts must be paid promptly. Any accounts not paid will be referred BUREAU for collection. We thank you for HOM @\UTIFUL by Sept. 15,1950, to the CREDIT your cooperation. = Ed$on-AycAsn - $ @ PAY CASR AND SAV (L St it P i At Your .VELVEETA | s 2 Ih. loaf Quars 5¢| 1.09 LIBBY'S — ALL GREEN — 10!; OZ. CAN ASPARAGUS TIPS . 37« S PEAS . 303 can 20« STOKLEY GREEN LIMAS 303 can 29 i GRE 1A . 20 15¢ SHURFINE — DARK RED — 303 CAN OCCIDENT LIBBY — 303 CAN PLANTERS ALL PURPOSE or* DEVILS FOOD COCK'I'ML CAKE MIX 2 'PEANUTS Pkg. 25¢ MIRACLE 8 oz. can 3¢ QUALITY MEAT VALUES Choicest Meats === Lowest Prices CHOICE SPRING LAMB — GRADE A LEG OF LAMB COLORED — RHODE ISLAND RED — PAN READY FRYERS FARM FRESH — PAN READY STEWING CHICKENS 20th Century Super Market SPECIALS THURSDAY- FRIDAY and SATURI)AY - | KLEENEX CRACKERS 1+ ] 1 1b. box i 29« 17¢ HORMEL’S — LUNCHEON MEAT SPAM . (an 53¢ DREFT . Large pkg. 29¢ RINSO . 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