The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, September 26, 1951, Page 8

PAGE EIGHT ' Rt p THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU, ALASKA TS RN R WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1951 - American Legion maim in Crash; |Moose Women fo Have |Experf Woodworker | Author-Leclurer New Censorship Order |Hun||ey Is Now \Horisls Pick | fficers from icials Are 20P Killed fgam, on Saturda Joins Ray Hope To Become Father Opposed by Newsmen M hal, Third Di |0 Officials Are to ersons Kille Y 1t Age of 63 g o e arshal, Third Div. | b cies ] Many newspaper executives are| W '\QHI\ TON, Sept. 26— P —-‘ ROME, Sept. 26—M—Author-lec- | critical of the new Presidential proved last night the| SPOKANE, Wash., Sept. 26—(P— turer Dale Carnegie today disc: losed | ord directing civilian governm . Huntley | Charles Potter of Rhododendron, that he is going to become a|agencies to withhold mobili Division 3 of | Ore., and Nickolas Schroeder, Hya- h(h Stine of Washington, D.C., ' Thc annual bazaar given bx the | V!ENNA4 Sr‘m 26—(M—The \'n’-n-‘ Meel Here onSal, |, v seo sotmme vien | o B e i e et tionary treight early today, Killing |00 Satarday, September 20 at the Department of Alaska AMETICAN 9 persons and injuring 10 serious- me associated with Ray he new and used merchan- | s here. Stine is an ex- Moose lodge rooms. Mrs. Bea Albe- n | to be Legi als will meet in Ju- o P 35S ers were slightly | EOff 1S general chalrman of the| PSrt 1‘5“‘.‘]‘““2:,;“::":;""‘““” ather at the age of 63 | news of possible value to the enemy. | the district of Al cinth, Wash., have been named : “* | injured jevent. Washingtor SRR, past .Zoness N Garnegie, who wrote “How To| The general feeling among news s- | B | secretary and treasurer, respectively The dead were believed to be| The bazaar will open at 12 noon| WESWREIOR TP PV PASE 1 | Win Friends and Influence People” | men is that civilian officials are not| BOAT SHOP REAIR WORK |of the Northwest Florists' Associa- _ S of an Italian railwayman's| With a cafeteria luncheon featuring kil ave been installed in | .4 other successful books, said his| qualified to determine what infor-| On the ways at the Juneau Ma- | tion yesterday. a shop at the rear of the present store where Stine will make custom- built furniture and do redecorating ization who had been vaca- | Dome cooking. Mrs. Frank Olson yife expects a child in December. | n Vienna, will be in charge of the kitchen. His wife is the former Dorothy | Price Vanderpool of Tulsa, Okla., |a ion comes under a security head- | rine Co. are the troller Pinta, Wil- i s that much legitimate news | liam Helin, for new cabin and bull THREE FROM MONTANA hington activities is likely | rails, and Reliance III, Ken Sheldon, | w. o, carson, J. 1. Reber and g in . disaster occurred in a mid-| There will be games for children in t and antiquing of articles, | fog at the small railway sta- | the afternoon with a fish pond as| W if AcLSTpanIB BT 16 | i Castcgte marsied o 1944. | {0 be unnecessarily suppressed. for hull repair. At the marine basin | 1jovq 5. Skedd, all of Helena, Mont,, B3 miles solifhi:| 12 | CRRUR AABRL | MR Doro- | d son, Richard, Who ia Home- | She 18 in her mid-thirties and has| e | of the Northern Commercial Co. is | arrived here yesterday and are thy s 4 3 crash tele- \r:f-(hlt)fl\ A:(\I:L_‘vl”\\cxl.‘l“;:o‘ n““‘?itsh‘:fmh (k for Washington and doesn't|® daughter by 4 1S 1 8 \‘ VISITOR FROM fIAINES ;hlnl‘ }:thwdbmh lGn Bixby, for 1:“«'\\ stopping at the Baranof Hn((‘l Car- ' ety i 2 e c AeRAE L g R ill boards and new T resid of the Carson ™ ns were return-| Members of the Moose Lodge will | Kn0Y Whether or not he will remain FROM ANCHORAGE |, Karl O. cohnson of Haines is at|poe, By Johnson, o pdn ey G v i {assist the women at the ‘“grocery | ™ AlASka: Rl b Ly i e Committeeman W y (il Don M. Kantola of Anchorage ar- ¥ structing the new Alaska Office W ar, rammed in- Shoot,” which will be held between . e of the crash, ' the hours of 8 and 11 p.m. Highlight P 261l on .“., of the passenger coach | Of the evening will be the award-| H. A. C. Dobbs of New York.| * and buried the occupants ing of a hamper containing hand- | N.Y., is registered at the Baranof registered at the Gastineau Hotel. |Launch and Tug Co., of Tacoma er cars behind were fancywork. Mrs. Hazel Man- | Hotel. ‘ — The Marmot, U.S. Forest Service, elescoped by the collision, a is chairman of the sewing com- _———— ‘ G. E. Kessinger of rortland 1& Fred Shter of Seattle is at the|is in for the installation of a new most of the occupants escaped K Mittee for the lnmper - r'\u‘lm‘ “A\‘r ADS PAY — at the Bar \'mf HO("A Blr'umr 0! ious injury. — n PNA and Is at| UNEAU VISITOR 1 it | Building and Juneau Fire Hall, e i O the marine basin were m |Reber is a plumbing and heating NEW YORKER IS HERE | rived A | Mrs. W. D. Hawkins of Seaitle is on the tug Martha Foss, Foss |contractor. ond e, Juneau; Vernon P. nander of Juneau Post No. 4; F. Cantillon, Co! Bay Post No. 25; and / r, Commander of Ketchi Post No. 3. All post comm are automatically members Department Executive Commi and other posts may be represented. FROM TENAKEE ! S o PAY €ASI[ AND SAVE o $e PAY CA.Sll AN]) sfwn o $ ¢ PAY CASH AND SAVE « 20th Century Super Market and Swift sSnow, of Juneau, and Jack L. Stur-, are stopping at the Bar- H" weammeene [ WO FAM S NAMES ==csenans Join Together in Bringing Your iienu for the Weel These Prices Are Goed Thorsday, Friday end Saturday » # FRO)I ANCHORAGE Warren R. Jackson of Anchorage i st is at the Baranof Hotel. AT THE BARANOF = E. E. Lincoln, Regional M of the U. S. Veterans Adminis! tion, and Floyd Guertin, Territorial Commissioner of Veterans Affai will also be present. The mi new Depar Front S Saturday. FROM SEATTLE || L. L. 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