The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, December 8, 1950, Page 2

PAGE TWO e b Conti T L A S ehrends nuing s arliv 3CILV eg roup of e e e ] Rehrens Co rITY SINCE J887 | |At 8 p.m.—Scottish Rite, 32nd De- | [at COMMUNITY EVENTS TODAY At 6:30 p.m.—Scottish Rite banquet. At 7:30 p.m.—Doubleheader basket- ball game in Juneau High gym. gree. 8:45 p.m.—Juneau Community Chorus full rehearsal in Metho- dist church. At 10:30 p.m.—Skagway Cowgirls and Cowboys will put on skit in Baranof Bubble Room. December 9 1 p.m.—Sewing, Rummage Sale at Memorial Presbyterian church. At 8:30 pm Sourdocey Square Dancing Club will meet in Parish Hall. At 9:30 pm.—Days of '98 with Elks host to troop of cowgirls and cow- boys from Skagway and Kangaroo Court of Injustice. December 11 At 10 am.—BPW rummage sale in At Dugout. No luncheon this day. At noon—Lions Club meets at Baranof. At 8 pm. — Womans Missionary Society of Church of God meets in parsonage, 526 East Street. At 8 pin—American* Legion post meets in Dugout. December 12 At noon—Rotary Club, Baranof. At 8 p.m.—Concert at 20th Cen- tury Theatre by Desire Legetti and Marcus Gordon. At 8 p.m.—Eastern Star Christmas party, Scottish Rite Temple. 8:45 p.m.—Community Center Night for Adults at Teen Age Club. At December 13 At noon—Kiwanis Club, Baranof. At 6:30 p.m.—Couple Club meets at Northern Light Presbyterian church. At 8 p.m.—Flks Lodge. At 8 p.m—Turkey Shoot of Cardi- nal Club in Catholic Parish Hall. At 8 pm.—Alaska Potters meet in AB Hall for demonstration of one piece mold. December 14 | At noon—Chamber of Commerce DISMOUNTED AS OTTAWA, Dec. 8— (#— The Royal Canadian Mounted only 153 horses, it was closed today. The R.C.M.P. told about it in the final report for the year ending March 31. The force of 3,489 rmed members is g ually mechanical, with fewer than the an airplane to its equipment and eeking a helicopter. GOES MECHANICAL ™ meets at Baranof. Pistol Club meets in AB Hall At 8 p.m.—Emblem Club annual Christmas party will be held in Lodge rooms. December 15 At 9 pm.—Senior Ball of Juneau High in High School Gym. December 16 At 8 pm. — ANB-ANS ceremonial dances for Library Fund in High School gym. At 10 pm.—Sons of Norway dance in Elks Ballroom. All kinds ot music to be featured. December 17 ear before. It add- | At 8 p.m.—Christmas program pre-|per of the New York Air Guard, sented by First Church of God in IOOF Hall. 1t its members in the vast northland patrolled 539,000 miles, w ‘e | 46,860 of them by dogsled. Mo XMAS FURNUGH f 18 inese Division: Activities included everything , toward the line. A few|from recovering a lost wallet to oported getting its man—43,000 convictions. pondent Don Whitehead b pesE e e bz E e reported that up to 40,000 well- WASHINGTON, Dec. 8—(®—The armed guerrillas — mostly reorga- pA('H( “aRTHEkN Army has cancelled a general ten- nized N Korean troops—are op- 'day Christmas furlough for sold- erating | nd the ghth Army H-IES SEVENIEEN To {iers in training camps. line extreme right flank. | The announcement said training - - ANCHORAGE THURS. |«iu continue throusn the hotiday MRS. MYRNA SAVAGE AND venteen passengers departed |Season at all camps in the United ARVID OBERG MARRIED yesterday via Pacific Northern Air-|States except on Christmas Day HERE THURSDAY EVENING |lines for Anchorage; five arrived and New Year's Day. e here from the westward and [hl'l‘L‘: ey v, sk ertrude Savage and ) were carried between points. [ GOING SOUTH Arvid Oberg were married at! For Anchorage: Col. John R.| k ceremony y rday af-|Noyes, C. J. Joe, A. N. Daniels, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Moran who THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU, ALASKA | | MILL IS TO BE RECONSTRUCTED, "5t SEATTLE, Dec. 8-4®—An official i"’ Alaska-Wrangell Mills, Inc., said today the company hopes to start | reconstruction of its Wrangell Lum- | ber Mill in late January. | The official, General Manager |Sam Burnsed, said present plans are to start operation sometime {in 1951, employing about 100 per- {sons. He said the Wrangell plant would be “one of the most com- plete lumber mills in Alaska.” The company headed by C. T. | Takahashi of Seattle, bought the Wrangell mill two years ago from the Army, which started it during the second world war. BAN SHPMENTS T0 COMMUNST CHINA OR SOVIET EUROPE WASHINGTON, Dec. 8—(#-<The | | Commerce Department today ban- | ned American ships and planes |frcm carrying strategic materials “anywhere in the world” destined | | for Communist China or Soviet Eu- | rope. . | The ban is effective immediately. | It applies to movement of weapons," fissionable materials or strategic| industrial goods consigned Weby any two points outside the States, even intermediary points| if the goods are to go to those, areas. ‘ | The ban likewise was made ap- | plicable to shipments destined for | Hong Kong or Macao, the Brmsh-‘ and Portugese ports off China, to| insure that goods will not be for- | warded from those ports into-Com- munist China itself. | FATHER OF FOUR - IS KILLED WHEN - PLANE IN CRASH i | First Lt. Arthur N. Bristol of Hart- | ford, father of four children—the !eldest four—was killed Wednesday | night when his Connecticut Air | National Gard plane crashed near | Tacoma, Wash. Staff Sergeant W. Troy, a mem- was also killed in the crash. Lieut. Bristol and Sgt. Troy were ,enroute from Larson Air Force base at Moses Lake, Wash, to McChord Field to pick up airplane | equipment. The airmen have been on active duty for the past six weeks at Larson AFB, where the | plane, a B-26 light bomber, was | engaged in towing targets for anti- | aircraft artillery practice, HOLIDAYS IN IDAHC Mrs. Aileen Olson left this morn- ing on the Princess Louise for Seattle. There she will be joined by her daughter Carol, a freshman student at the University of Wash- ington and at the .close of the| school quarter next Friday they | will go to Nampa, Idaho to spend | the Christmas holidays with Mrs. Olsen’s mother, Mss. E. Cohen. FROM SEATTLE T. Q. Brown of Seattle, is regis- tered at the Baranof Hotel. the Hotel Junezu by |Rollyn Oquillok, J. K. Tokeinna, reside on the Glacier Highway spent Judge Gordon Gray, U. S. Com-|E, M. Taylor, B. E. Moto Jr., W.|the night at the Hotel Juneau and mi; ner. | M. Meals, R. J. Nashoalook, Lois caught the southbound Princess ndants for the couple were Smith, Alice Riley, Arthur Hedges, |Louise today for an outside vaca- cline Norton and Walter L.' Helen Saale, Joe Murphy, Anna |tion. A wedding dinner was given Clark, Wayne Miller and Warren| newlywed t their home at Kerr 1 St were the | Guests wedding party and > couple. Martin Mackey and Floyd Brown arrived here from Anchorage. Garry Hughes, A. Herbstreith and | ‘ | | | erz is the daughter of | Norman Sommers arrived from Cor- [ rude Jewell of Juneau.|dqova. Ob r with the 5 Brc INSPECT ROADS TR | cnris wyller and Morton M.| FROM SEATILE Flint, Bureau of Public Roads of- e | ficials returned yesterday from a Glenu . 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No Treasure Tones cost no’ WRANGELL LUMBER| EMERGENCY HOSPITAL APPROVED FOR BETHEL Operation of an Alaska Native rvice 10-bed emergency hospital 1t Bethel has been approved to re- place the one destroyed by fire November 20. Plans are going ahead to build the hospital using it\ for patients needing short-term hospitalization and as a transfer point for those | hospitalization. | needing long-term Patients needing long-term hospi- | talization will be sent to ANS hos- pitals at Kanakanak, Anchorage, Kctzebue and Tanana. There will probably be many of out-patients treatment at the Beth- ] hospital and by a Public Health nurse in various villages in the area, according to an ANS source. 1 approximate 8,000 people are served out of Bethel, GIANT VOLCANO ERUPTS, DEPTHS OF CASPIAN SE MOSCOW, Dec. 8—(M—Izvestid reported today that a giant volcano erupted from the depths of the Caspian Sea Dec. 4 and spewed up an estimated 6,000,000 tons of mud forming an island 60 miles off the coast of Baku. The Soviet government newspa- per said flames belched forth by the - volcano shot high above sea | | wfi:fi |devel and could be plainly seen from | Baku. It said the island is more than half a mile long, wide and lies 18 feet aobve the sur- face of the water. Pink and white dogwood trees were sent to Tokyo, Japan, in 1915 {and 1917 in return for the cherry | trees sent to Washington, D. C. 300 feet | FRIDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1950 SOVIET CLAIMS : ARE CHALLENGED; | INDIAN CEREMONIAL DANCES FACTS REVEALED By Juneau Camps No. 2 | A.N.B.— A.N.S. SPONSORED BY ROTARY CLUB Saturday - December 16-8P. M. ADMISSION—Students, 50c¢, including tax Adults, $1.50, including tax JUNEAU MEMORIAL LIBRARY BENEFIT | LAKE SUCCESS, Dec. 8— (B — | The seven-member United Nuuons‘ | Korean Commission sent the Gen- | ral Assembly a special report to- day formally challenging Soviet claims that the Chinese Communist | troops in Korea are volunteers. The report said the Commission had made an on-the-spot inquiry and found that all prisoners taken by Gen. Douglas MacArthur’s forc- es were members of regular army units and “were not voluhteers in any possible meaning of the term.” RADIO REPLACES FIRE GONG PITTSBURGH —The resound- ing clang of the fire gong in dis- | trict stations of the Pittsburg fire department will be a thing of the past soon | A new system to be installed at |a cost of $40,000 will depend en HIGH SCHOOL GYMNASIUM | tirely oh ratlio. Receivers are tc | be placed in each station. Fire- men will. be alerted by a siren | Then they’ll listen to the radio to get their calls. PERTH—(#—Residents of Marvel Loch declared a beer strike because the beer was tco hot. For nearly a week, they boy- cotted the local pub and flockeil to soft drink shops. The pub keep- | er installed a new cold storage room. | j o [Bnjoy the beer that’s EXTRA PALE . and EXTRA MILD | ON CALIFORNIA VISIT Dr. and Mrs. Howe Vance left on the Princess Louise on a vaca- | tion trip to the states. They will} spend most of the time in Calif- ornia. H OLE VIKE HERE Ole Vike of Petersburg is in Ju- I neau at the Baranof Hotel. Brewed By A Unit Of One OF The Worlds Great Brewing Organizations, SICKS' SEATTLE BREWING & MALTING CO.. SEATILE, USA. ERCY’S Gfr Shop} LEATHER GOODS | Toysthat Bring Lois of Joy for MECHANICAL TOYS Men and Women STUFFED TOYS MANY AT L4 PRICE RUBBER TOYS BOOKS Come in and See Them . Beautiful Dells at Reduced Prices TABLE POCKET LIGHTERS Ronson - Evans - Zippo Lavalieres . . Matching Earrings Pen and Pencil Sets [ ] Hand Decorated Art Ware by BRAD KEELER CANDY FILLED Cornucopias Chocolate and Stockings o For Your HARD CANDY . Christmas — )