The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, May 9, 1951, Page 8

PAGE EIGHT STUDENT DRAFT DEFERMENT CARD BUE BY MAY 15! g ((nn)l\A‘ 3 i3 John L. McCormick, Alaska Dir-| Local Board which ector of S ¢ tod called atte t fac May 15 is t ne mailin Selective Daughter of N. S. Haugens colvmns Passenger Service Northbound S.S. DENALI S.S. BARANOF Mon. May 14 Tues. May 22 Sitka Seward Seward Sitka Cordova Southbound S.8. BARANOF Sun. May 13 Ketchikan Seattle S.8. DENALI Sun. May 20 Petersburg Wrangell Ketchikan Seattle Freighler Service From Seattle May 11 Ty A s. Benny COASTAL RAMBLER Ketchikan, Metlakatla, Wrangell, Petersburg, Juneau, Haines, Skag way, Letnikof Cove, Excursion Inlet, Hawk Inlet. Noyes Island, Waterfall, | - Kasaan, Ketchikan, For Information Phones 2 and 4 Juneau H. E. GREEN, Agent e were no discharges. KETCHIKAN VISITOR © 06 6 0o ® © o o o TIDE TABLE High tide Low tide High tide Low tide 6 e o o & 0 o 0 o |oeee s e All Sales Records Broken... .. by your acceptance of the new Dictaphone Time-Master! The most successful dictating machine in history helps busy people get more in less time...ot lower cost! D' OTAPH O N E Dictating and Recording Equjpment Capito! Typewriter Co. Phone 828 done... Juneau, Alaska pleased to demonstrate equipment in your officc Il b Dictaphor Sincerely, E l‘l LUPRO, ,Ill. Wed in Florida of the Miami Fl1 1 Charlotte Speegle, Ketchikan, i tered at the Baranof Hotel. 10:32 p.m. 5.7 ft. ®8 @ PAY CASLE CASH AND SAVED al » the Government hos- | nson Sumdum of Hoo- & ersburg n, H. Béaver; >. Rose, - | for Sitka: Dr to Hewitt, W. Fromholtz, T. J H'\rL~ I AND SAVE / " \'xl ® S @ PAY CASH AND SAVE ¢ S ¢ PAY CASH AND SAVE Alaska 70 passengers on Tue with 14 on interport, 22 d 34 arriv r Pelican F3i%m® THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—. = 170 CARRIED ON ALASKA COASTAL TUESDAY FLIGHTS = s carried flights departing Coastal Air for Skagway: H. Rob- H. J. Stinziano; for arlson, Lt. Comdr. for Ketchikan: C. V. Ramsey, A. L. Edna Larson; for J. A. Jackson, C. Nelson; Henry D. Miller, Al You'tl " healthful, tasty meals and still keep costs within her budget. faines: L. A. Stanley; | s < JUNEAU, ALASKA [SEAL (ONTROL WORK | STARTED ON STIKINE man, Glen Leach, Mrs. Millbury, J‘ D ey, R. G. Hale, Hugh Johnson; f sh Bay: Kelly Westfall, Arriving from Sitka: Al Hulan, R. Mayo, R. Marsh, V. Asher, M. Lowenburg, Bill Peters, Milo Savela, lion control concentrate on the hair seals. Goerge, Andrew Jager, E. Steard, |do hair s Daisy Mae Clark, Mary Ann Al- |Stikine R a, Clarence An-\dlutuch are regarded as most crit- f the ADF an-|ical and will be taken care of be- | bounty hunt in. that region,| Shoot seals on the Stikine and re- started this week on an intensive | Ported that he had done an ef- four months program of hair seal|fective job. t is possible; scalps| The Copper River Fisherman's | However detailed | Union is putting up $1 to every $5| he kept on Kkillse The|by the Department for control ; from Port Althorp: Mrs. G. Williams; from Tenakee: R. O Kemp; from Pelican: R, J. McKen- ny, A. T. Anderson, Sally Johnston rom Hoonah: Esther Kaze. From DPetersburg: B. T. Marlowe; from Ketchikan: Tom Hanson, C, E Gollen; from Skagway: L. A. Bar ton; from Haines: W. J. Niemi, J illin will be records will objective s to prey upon the salmon |appointed to outline a plan of ac-| ‘!lml and it is expected that it will g of the Alaska Fish-|get under way in the fall, Ander- seals that Lmdoff aries B‘, rd last month it was de-|son snd WE UNDERSTAND the housewife’s problems, in trying to previde her family with That’s why you’ll be pleasantly surprised when you add up. the savings cn these food items. but WE REFUSE TO RAISE PRICE That’s why felks who shop here reg ular! stroll thorugh our store. Yes, prices iny more than absolutely neces- d GET MORE — PAY LESS! Visit See the savings fer yourself. are up .. . sary. us now ... T W YR YW T W v ey cided that since the Fish and Wild- | life Service had a program of sea The legislature appropriated $50,- 000 for the salmon predator con- Jean Carter, . Headmiah, MeliRace,| Two men have Lt h;’_'"fi h‘y :hei trol work. Mrs. Hal Graves, Li | Alaska De of Fisheries to inda Graves, D. | . work in the| The Stikine and Copper River bert, K. Wilson, Margare| derson L. Morrison. i ool nounced ,fum the program is spread to other hd Bert McKay | areas. Several years ago the Wran- From Barge: A. E. s b aitf Kill nd e Excursion Inlet: Em“eo(;f:;;mr‘:?: of Wrange have been seal|gell gillnetters hired Kilkenny to clean out the hair|there. A union committee has been | WEDNESDAY, MAY 9, 1951 AREA ENGINEER ARRIVES FOR ALASKA NAT. SERVICE | the home of our leader area engineer for the Alaska Service, has arrived from Brigham ' City, Utah. Accompanying him s | for our mgthelg e his wife. Ralph W. Mize leaves May | OUf mothers with three s | 16 for his new post i x : s post in construction 4 v work, Bureau of Indian Affairs, at | mol:::rlfg::l;c?.e;\f; i | Gallup, New Mexi fa i \ Fallup, Mexico. | served cookies and punch | fee to our mothers. Marjorie Flint, BEAR HUNTER HIRE W. E. Lyons of Patterson, Calif arrived here Tuesday to tak hunting trip | fancywork at the Dorcas S | erette Market on Franklir —EMPIRS WANT ADS PAY— vm BROWNIE TROOP MEETS Brownie Scout Troop 3 met at Saturday Harry Halverson, the new Ch”, | morning to make cookies for the tive | tea which was in the afternoon. At 3 in the afternoon we had the tea We entertained ongs and ond, gave Then we and cof- reporter. {: FROM PHILADELPHIA They will hunt Mr. and Mrs. J. Snyder of Phila- This is Lyons’ sec p to | delphia, Pa., a stopping at the and he has set e luml “lH Baranof hotel. his hunt. H 3 at Hotel | R Juneau. | Parcel Post packages, food and ale—Sup- n — May 804-2¢ 0th CENTURY SUPER MARRKET DELIVERIES BY FOSTER'S TRANSFER — -— — First Box — 35¢; for each additional box, 10c EHELLS COFYEE 1 k. 8¢ 2 Ibs. 1.97 DRIP or REGULAR * FREESTONE PEACHES . 45¢ LIBBY — NO. 2!, CAN FRUIT COCKTAIL OCEAN SPRAY—NO. HAPPY HOME — NO. PURPLE PLUMS MISSION CRANGEADE 46 oz. can 43 LOWEST PRICES FAR“ FRESH Pnon“cz LOWEST PRICES ALWAYS A LARGE VARIETY AT PRICES YOU CAN AFFORD First of the WATERMELON FOR MOTHER'S DAY—FLOWN IN BY PAN AMERICAN TULIPS 2 dozen 85¢ 300 CAN (RANBERRY SAUCE . 20¢ DROMEDARY DEVIL FOOD CAMPBELL'S WHITE STAR TOMATO| TUNA SOU P Bite Size 14 oz. Pkg. 2ans 23 jlge.canPF R« SWEET POTATOES . 3¢ DEL MONTE — EARLY GARDEN PEAS . No.303 can23c RELIANCE — NO. 303 CAN CREAM STYLE CORN. 20 TASTEWELL — NO. 2 CAN CUT GREEN BEANS S and W EXTRA LARGE PITTED RIPE OLIVES NO. 1 TALL CAN 4’ 43 2Y; CAN 20¢ STOELEY GREEN LIMA BEANS 303 @an 30 33 Bordern’s MILK Tall Cans 6 for 98¢ Friendly, Courteous Service WHY PAY MORE? be sure it will be tender. Season - Faney Black Seeded ARMOUR’S — CELLO SEA SLICED BACON ... QUALITY MEAT VALUES We sell Armour’s Star Choice Beef — You pay no more for choice beef and you can Ask to see the stamped grade on the meat you buy. B5c b, Thompson seedless SWIFT'S BROOKFIELD CAKE Mix | RARSINS AMERICAN 21 Package | CHEESE 5Dc |21h.loat1.15 LARGE PACKAGE — FRESH FROZEN — PEAS 21 ¢ pkg. SALMON . 8oz can 47¢ RELIANCE APPLE JUICE . Quarts 29« AYLMER — CANADIAN — LARGE 24 OZ. 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