The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, May 1, 1951, Page 2

TUESDAY, MAY 1, 1951 STEWARTS HOME HEALTH CENTER IS |ooo s Gomon s canvarts THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU, ALASKA MOVING'(ONFEREME Mr. and Mrs. Guertin. L REPORT ON ‘Defenders b Embarking for Vancouver: 4 i 1 Xe 1o the il " H. Dieter, B, Meadows, Mrs. 1 Dot Vi s e B 2 < - Kok, Lee Me You, Mrs. Sig Harris, | Due to the fact that the J. ufVv. ren, Marsh, J. Stra . 4 Public Health Center is mov ) | Mr. and Mrs. Gec Is ISSUED D a I s S e I the new location this we e | Mrs. W. A. Wood Y 0 U R lIEE will be no Child Health Conference [ H. Tengesdal, M obn | | INSURANCE —_— v | o | on Thursday. The usual routine will | A, Cunningham, K. Ruzich. x(‘ommued ‘zom Page One) Stockholders of a close corpor- Dr. and Mrs. A. W. Stewart re- .{turned home on the Denali after a 1 and two childre o ; | be resumed next week, however, and Seattle: Mr. and Mr Sewlidie | Commander-in-Chief, Al-|tne next conference i schedutea for | 5 % J May 10. S RIBUTE TO BACCHUS- u.‘ w grapes they picked, at the annual “Grape Fics ra Correa and Carmen Valderrms liana ' i1 Curico, center of Chilean wine industry vises and to require gambling ca- aska cOmmand’ L1 Gen_ sinos to keep detailed records of money won and- lost. Tougher Tax Laws With a reminder that “money is the key tc power in the under- world,” the committee also called for tougher tax laws and penalties to trip up gangsters, including re- quirements for full records of in- come and expenses and statements of “net worth.” NO COMMENT WASHINGTON, May 1 -- (® — The White Housa declined all com- ment today on the Senate Crime Investigating committee’s report. Presidential ~ Secretary Joseph Short was told by a reporter at a news conference that the report was ‘“extremely critical” of former New York Mayor Willlam O'Dwyer, now President Truman's Ambassa- dor to Mexico, Short was asked the President’s reaction. “I have no comment to make on any part of the Crime Committee report,” Short replied. Harold Horchover Passes On, Seaffle SEATTLE, May 1 —(®— Harold H. Horchover, 42, fish cannery exe- cutive, died Saturday at his home. Born in Portland, he had lived almost all his life here. He was vice president and manager of G. P. Hal- ferty and Company Fish Canneries, vice president of Pioneer Canneries Inc., and assistant secretary of Whiz-Halferty Canneries, Inc. He belonged to the Masons and the Arctic Club. Private Christian Science services will be held tomorrow followed by cremation. His widow and two sons, Robert and Harold, survive. Kepner, Issues Order mand, Elmendorf Air Force Base Anchorage, Alaska, May 1 — The nation’s second Armed Forces D et s e e serece., FIVE ARRIVE, 23 QUT will be observed this year on Satur- day, May 19, it is announced by Lt. Gen. W. E. Kepner, co) ander-in- chief, Alaskan command. The ¢ _\! has been approved by President Tnder the 1 slogan, “De- fenders of Freedom.” the Depart- | ment of Defense has ddined mw two-fold purpose of the day: “A| tribute to the Armed Forces as an integral and interdependent part of | the total material~ and spiritual | power of America now being mobil- | ized; and a renewal of faith in our| country’s sacred heritage, the ideals of peace and freedom, to the pre- servation of which our power is| dedicated.” | Observances will be held in ali parts of the United States, and overseas Plans for Anchorage include a parade in which military, civic and | veterans’ organizations will take part. A similar parade will be held in Fairbanks, and vari activities will take place in other Alaskan communities No mov 1t of troops or equip- ment will be made from the immed- ea of military installations, vear there will be no “opeh erial demo! tions at because of the military traix pro- gram Plans are being formnulated for an Armed Forces Day schedule that will allow maximum participation without interfering with the pri- mary mission and responsibility of the military in Alaska. he will spark go to Anchor: and on ze a group thi also attend to business lumbia Lumber Co. of wk ON PRINCESS LOUISE v o Five passenge; ived on the | "ROM. HOONAW | Princess Louise Tuesday from Skag- | Mrs. , Arth Truman for observances by the mili- \way and 23 embarked southbound. |is at the B tary services and the public. iv Semgyamann p——— nof hotel. 19 YEARS OF SERVICE IN ALASKA Year round Reduced Fares One Way 63.00 98.00 Round Trip 113.40 176.40 80.00 144.00 Homer Naknek A. B. 104.50 188.10 Plus Tax Reduction on Round Trip Anchorage Kodiak Daily Flights — Passengers, Mail and Air Cargo Connections at Anchorage for all Interior and Westward Points Tickets and Reservations BARANOF HOTEL Phone 716 Alaska, left r Andrews of Hoonah Any mothers wishing to contact M MORGAN TRAVELS ation often e a serious o e it Codibes Wbout Ll ation often face a serious prob. pointments or for any roason phone 218 as they have befor new Health Center will be located HEADQUARTERS, Alaskan Com- | at 122 Second street, next to (he Purity Bakery. lem when one if the stockholders dies. The surviving stockholders utomatic v will be in business with the family of the deceased stockholder if the family inherits stock. In this event, the sur- ng stockholders face three alternatives: Take the widow or son into the firm in a position of re- sponsibility. Continue to operate the busi- ness while the family re- mains inactive but holds. on to their stock. Buy the shares of the de- ceased stockholder if avail- able. There are vel real problems in connection with each of these alternatives. It is wise to orepare for this ituation in advance by adopting siness life insurance plan. For ‘.n{nrrpf\linn — Call, telephone or write Special Agent Keith 6. Wildes Member Million Dollar Round Table Office in Shattuck Agency PHONES Ofc. Black 601 Res. Green 601 NEW YORK LIFE 105 Years of Protection Derby Downi#, the unique race track on which the All- ‘ to see the 14th running of this great event. This air view, American Soap Box Derby is annually run at Akron, Ohio. | shows the large parking facilities on adjacent Akron airport Upwards of 60,000 people are expected to gather August 12 | (below) and huge crowds ef spectators at 1950 race. the care of Gus Nelson. Torris Ness on his troller 31A21 ews ogesu\mm in Wednesday evening from Juneau and is awaiting wcather to GIVEN TOM CASHEN e that paid off The silver beaver aw The Copper King of Seattle, a hest recoznition t : s Eaoen . phailt tender the seine boat er of Coriova are here wait- B y y S t uncil, e N St un}‘ Boy :rv oul (fl((]‘ nceii el oI his death in : £ : i 8 Yom Gaghen : Hilmar lived here for sev-| " orable weather to cross the J tineau District Court of g ¥ The past two year CGulf. the Douglas school gymnasium realth failed rapidly and early ST Sunday for his record of service Halibut boats here are the Ocean < t in the spring he we to Juneau. Car in the Boy Scouts. | On leaving here he said thhE ‘he | EerS emont of Juneau and the There are but 10 men in the Al- o lAL Bt Aol ARl mEReOIIEL e St. Christopher of Katalla await- 8 g h ave been given| ing 1or ti S0} aska Council who have be g nid t0 Work s o Whak Ghn®t Br C he season to open. the award. They are C. L. Wing-| . ;" 1on¢ and go to The Pion- erson, Charles G. Burdick, George| . ., = : COI.D Parks, all of Juneau, Elwyn Swet-| " o 00 00 for the fuheral | ann, Seward, Dr. A. N. Lhamon, ~ ol m: , Seward, e H Fairbanks, Rev. V. I Alfseu, Pal-| 60 OUT ON STRIKE mer, Keith M. Lesh and Walter| The troller Swan came in Tuesds ROBABLY YOU'VE never thought of & Williams, of Anchorage. atternoon leaving ~again +but i P Cashen has served for the past|ieturn in about a week. | Work in seven Southeast Alaska AT 083 maker af hstory. 15 3 as troop committaem: : i pert cold storage plants failed to gc But you are. And here is how you, as ; c a citizen of the United States, are orage workers went out on strike and scoutmaster in (*ouglas and ha Red Stears flew to e forward tr rning when 3 St B s A g ward this morning when 300 colc 3 | t 8 oclock. creating the greatest success in all Al ‘the present time he is scout-| Besides Juneau, plants are af- history. here on business. master of Troop 610 at Douglas. | The two grids at Lingards 4o|fected in Ketchikan, Wrangell, Sit- # Making the presentation of the|jot accommodate all the boats Peilcan. Petersbur O [ not a X B a ! 3 ersburg and Cordova i award to Cashen were George a 1o+ high s, 15 nedhd 0T | Workdh Wb ks bibar of. the Tale: Remember back in 1941 when the f:].dk:rsa:? n(; ::l\'e‘:l::l".‘\\x;(lml\\\i;‘l:;"Xt’l l;:( bu) be A\Jl‘; ;u g0 }:m; \ational Warchousemen's and Long Defense Bonds you were buying sud- 2 E 1em, Mr. Swanson put his packer ens Union, ILWU. The an- Other awards given at the court!gifin II on the beach Sunday for nt was made this morning denly had to become War Bonds? How of honor were second class awards! copperpainting, as did Jack With Albright, Internationa) you and your neighbors pitched in to to Norman Steinig and Walter| wiiyy his boat Diana. Representative of ILWU here them i increasin; icklow of troop 609; first class| 3 buy in ever-inc g numbers, s “uh._dmul;lll imlll;lltr m““:—‘f The troller Murelet came in the | iy ors met here last to back our fighting men and to help e iliam Fleek, Donald Ni€-|coye Tuesday for a short stay on!month in an effort to reach an achieve the victory of World War II? ar After V-] Day, when those bonds became Savings Bonds, you continued to buy them because you had learned bow regular saving could build secu- ("’1‘: ‘\J“‘”}”?”"C“f" allonl t;]“"g his way to Soapstone to troll. agreement with Louis Ziman, com- 0, Don Abel, Jr. and Richar nissioner for the Federal Mediatior vity and contentment for yourself and those you love. Rountree of Explorer Post 713. ke Cropley and his crew are|and Conciliation Board from Spo- The face of the land has undergone some dramatic changes in those years since V-J Day. Now the landscape is dotted with new homes that Savings Bonds built. Thousands upon thou- sands of new automobiles, travel the highways—Savings Bonds cars, bought COUNCIL AWARD IS (Special Correspondence) YOU KNOW IT'S TRUE BECAUSE IT’'S HAPPENED TO YOU AND YOUR FRIENDS AND NEIGHBORS ment has helped produce bumper crops and prosperous years. Everywhere in America, man’s urge to get into busi- ness for himself has become a bx"ight reality. So has the ambition of loving parents to send their children through college. Time and time again, Savings Bonds have made those dreams and many others come true. You KNOW they’ve come true, be- cause it’s happened to you or io some of your own friends. And this is only the beginning of the story. Even after accomplishing so much, millions of American families still enjoy the financial security of owning more than fifty billion dollars— fifty thousand million dollars in Savings Bonds. More than 4t the peak of war-time Bond holdings! to build a new $10,000 mortgage-free home for every family in San Francisco —and Sacramento—and Salt Lake City—and Denver—and Kansas City— and St. Louis—and Indianapolis—and Cincinnati—and Pittsburgh—and New York City—and the whole state . of Texas! And every week, everywhere in Amer- ica, new millions of dollars are added to the total—as crisp new Savings Bonds ate typed up with your name on them. Kind of a king-size success story, isn’t it? Your success story because you and tlte millions of your neighbors are living it right now. Your own faith in America—your own desire for the warmth of family security and in- dependence—have made the story of United States Savings Bonds . the thrift miracle of all time. > to finish the floats Swan- to Mike Walker, troop 609; Ja dock and to drive pilings for | Jast employer offer of $2.12% Wellington, Melvin Duncar Tom | ir iduals who want pilings driv-| ax ir plus welfare was refusec Cashen, Bobby Johnson, sz;m"z Clarence Moy on the Lone| by the union groups. They are ask- Garrett, William Fleek, John Hois- herman and Joe Paddock on)ing $2.40 plus welfare. ington, all of troop 610; Bobby| the uffy towed the pile driver There were no picket lines around Jewett, Fred Ross, Gerald Taylor,!here from Pelican. the Juneau Cold Storage plant to- Tim Miller, John Freymueller, Da. -— day, where 40 men are employed. vid Gross, all of troop 613; Greg| Karl Str painted his s Ripke, Pat Ness, Peter Argetsinger, at S e 8 came off the KETCHIKAN Pio Mike Blackwell, Christie Crondahl, | erid at Lingard's KETCHIKAN, Alask John Vava Ernest Kronqul\l did the Reliance I Local 61 ILWU Warehousemen’ Wayne Powers, Jay Crondahl, San-'san went on the Union placed picket lines on cold dy Blanton, all of Explorer Post, e docks here at 7 this morn- 713. oy Clements installed fldv! ing cle dispute over wages for Star awards were awarded nks on his troller Corkey and! 1951 John Hoisington t n ille the tanl and they leaked son of troop 610, Fr p] lard work and gh luck f Taylor, John Freymueller, Allan| 2 dangerous job ith 1 A i country’s too, save now - through regular Engstrom, of tr Christie line out of the boat Y Biibs th product of individual thri - l gstrom, of troop hristie | gasoline out of the boa Dorothy Dell Bilbo filed suit f 7 B sdanl arid Johsi Va rx-(was towed to the outside harbor | divorce this morning in U. 8. Dis. Ou the farms, B°fldPufl=}msed eqmp- purchase of U.S. Savings Bonds plorer Post 713 {and clezned out. Court against Benjamin G - i Explorer ratings oxplorvri Bilbo, both of Sitka. bronze awards were given to Wayne he mail boat Aegir came in Mrs. Bilbo charged incompatibil- Powers and Sandy Blanton of Ex-|this morning from Juneau and will[ ity. The couple married February plorer Post 713. The life ard was | réturn from F n. 20, 1943 at Sitka and have no ¢hil- presented to Ernest nquist of dre ) property is involved in the Explorer Post ‘ Chris Birkland on his troller [ action. Paul Dupler is attorney for Whe 1950 crusade awards fc rjcame in the Cove t Chris spent | the plaintiff L achievements of objectives during|the winter near Hoonah. | 1950 were given to Cub Packs 310, o FROM SAN FRANCISCO 11; 309, 390, to troops 613, 23, 609, Gus Hegervich who spent th rvin J. Lewis of San Francisco 10, and to Explorer Post 713 winter in the States came ir{is at the Baranof hotel. Merit badge awards were How much money is that? It’s enough For your security, and your DIVORC The U. S. Government does not pay for this advertising. The Treasury Depqmmu thanks, ' B for their patriotic donation, the Aulvertising' Council an The Daily Alaskca Empire