The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, October 5, 1951, Page 6

w5 PAGE SIX Circle Eighters fo | Hold First Fall Dance | | fall dance of the Circle | are dance club will be | Sunds p.m. Saturday in the | gymnasium | Denali due southbound sometime v anof sails from Seattle today. Freighter Palisina scheduled southbound at 10 tonight. The { Eight held grade school Arrangements have been made for et G the use of the gymnasium as the | AqprENTION RUMMAGE SALE Parish Hall is not available this | week. All those who wish to enter | Saturday October 6 at 2 pm. at * into the practice session are asked |Memorial Church. Sponsored by to be present Saturday at 8 pm. Missionary Society. 930-1t If you drink whiskey ... make this "showdown faste fest today : BE YOUR OWN WHISKEY EXPERT! H 14 oz. of Calvert put in one and the same amount of any isksy in_another—without knowing which is which. each one for smoothness, flavor freedom from harshness. Then and pick the one that really tastes better. We're suse you'll choose smoother, mellower Calvert, because its taste is det ned by a “Consumer Jury” of thousands like you. But if you still prefer another brand, stick with it. Calvert Challenges Comparison with any whiskey on the market | CALVERT RESERVE BLENDED WHISKEY—86.8 PROOF—657% GRAIN NEUTRAL SPIRITS. CALVERT DISTILLERS CORP., NEW YORK CITY Fire Depl. Eleds Officers At its monthly meeting last night the Juneau Fire Department held the annual election of officers re- sulting with Minard Mill, Chief; Roy rison, Secretary and Elroy Ninnis, Trustee. Holdovar trustees are Douglas Oliver and Dewey Baker. ‘Ju!m Morrison was also elected {foreman of Company No. 1 and | Frank Heinke, Company No. 2, fore- man National Fire Prevention Week will be observed by the department during October 7 to 13 with dis- | plays being shown in windows of lo- cal business houses Chief Mill announced a drill to be held 7:30 p.m. October 22 and that there had been 15 calls in September. The usual excellent Sorenson and O'Brien spread followed the busi- ness meeting Lost Nine Babies; Addresses Wanted The Juneau Health Center. has been unable to deliver Birth Regi: tration notices for the following babies : Beverly Ann Curry, Charlene Ann McLeod, Benjamin Starr Paul, Joseph Daryl Roberts, Carolyn Eli- zabeth Watkins, Ray Thomas Dun- lap, Edward James O'Brien, Eliza- beth Jane Ritter, Mary Antonia Thomas. Birth Registration notices are also available in the Health Center for all Gastineau Channel babies born between July 26 and August 24. Parents may call for them any day between 1 and 5 p.m. These notices are valuable to show that the baby’s [ birth has been registered -and the actual certificate is available in the bureau of Vital Statistics. Deputy Director Chosen for Territorial |Civilian Defense Col James C. Crockett has been appointed deputy director of the Territorial Civil Defense, Col. Earl Landreth, director, announced to- day. | Colonel Crockett's appointment to- ' become effective November 1. He is well qualified, Colonel Landreth said, as he is presently engaged in | civil defense work at Chicago, Tll. He is also a graduate of the Federal Civil Defense Administra- | tion Staff College at Olney, Md. | Noland, Assistant Chief; John Mor-| | i | | | | | discarded books was: THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU, ALASKA Juneau Dogs i J ' \ Starved for Knowledge It seems even the dogs around Juneau are hungry for “book larnin’.” In the librarian’s monthly report to the city council Thursday night was a terse comment concerning an item showing two books dis- carded. The family which had bor- rowed the books had evidently brought them back with the admis- sion that their pet was starved for knowledge. . The librarian’s comment about the “Their dog ate them.” Ship Breaks Info Halves, | Goes Down ELIZABETH CITY, N. C. Oct. 5 —{P—The freighter Southern Isles broke into halves and sank early today. It carried a crew of 24 men. Hours afterward the Coast Guard reported seven men rescued and five bodies sighted. Coast Guard headquarters here! said the steamship Charlotte Lykes | radioed that she had rescued seven of the Southern Isles’ 24-member crew and had sighted the five bod- fes. The Southern Isles broke into pieces about 200 miles southeast of Cape Hatteras, N. C. The Charlotte Lykes, about one hour’s steaming time from the stricken ship, rush- ; ed to the scene and put out life] boats for searches. One of the res- cued men had a broken leg. ‘The stricken ship was traveling rough waters, a residue of a hurri- cane which blew along this coast only yesterday. The Southern Isles,{ a 2,000-ton vesel. was owned by the Philadelphia-Norfolk Steam- ship Co., of Wilmington, Del., was| a former landing ship, tank (LST), designed for carrying supplies nnd, personnel in military amphibious landings. EMPIRE NEWSBOYS ENTERTAINED SATURDAY i Twenty newsboys of the Daily| Alaska Empire will be entertained | Saturday afternoon with an ice| cream treat and a theatre partyl in celebration of National News- boy’s Day. The day set aside to honor the nation’s newsies will conclude the | annual observation of National Newspaper Week. The boys will take on ice cream at Percy’s before going to the Cap-| itol Theatre, where they will be the guests of manager Ted Heyder. If you could look ahead a few years there wouldn’t be any doubt in your mind:— 634 - foot pickup body, 4,200 1bs. GVW. Pickups in the L-110, L-120 and L-130 Series include 116, 127 and to 8,600 lbs. Specifications subject to change without notice. Internationals give you extra economy: you get lower operating and maintenance costs because every International is all International pickup trucks are your best pickup buy today for lower operating and maintenance costs, longer truck life. Here’s why! Internationals give you extra stamina: you get the traditional truck stamina that has kept Internationals first in heavy- duty truck sales for 19 straight years. MT. JUNEAU SALES & truck. The new Silver Diamond engine gives you the right balance of power, pep and economy. You get the Comfo -Vislon Cab, ‘‘roomiest on the road.” You get full front visibility; more positive steering control. But get all the facts. Come in, pick out your new International pickups—now! SERVICE W. (. Klinkhammer — Owner INTERNATIONAL -¢35- TRUCKS “Standard of the Highway” ATTENTION SHRINERS Regular meeting Juneau Shrine' Club Friday night October 5, at 8 p.m. at the Scottish Rite Temple. ALASKA STEAMSHIP COMPANY . Passenger Service SOUTHBOUND S.8. DENALI S.S. BARANOF Sun. Oct. 7 Sun. Oct. 14 Petersburg Ketchikan Wrangell Seattle Ketchikan Seattle NORTHBOUND S.S. BARANOF S.S. DENALI Tues. Oct. 9 Mon. Oct. 15 Seward Sitka Sitka Seward S . Valdez | Freighler Service From Seattle October 14 COASTAL MONARCH Ketchikan, Wrangell, Petersburg, Juneau For Information Phones 2 and 4 Juneau H. E. GREEN, Agent INLASKA STEAMSHIP COMPANY Killers Hunt Spreads For Gangland | CLIFFSIDE PARK, N. J. Oct. 5— | (P—The widespread hunt for the, mok who gunned to death talk-| ative illie Moretti swung today | to New York City where the pudgy, | bigtime gambler once held forth with the underworld elite. Deputy Attorney General Paul V.| Huckin will go to the metropolis to confer with Manhattan District Attorney Frank Hogan and Miles McDonald, prosecutor in Brooklyn. Huckin also said he will visit an- other police agency, which he de- clined to name: to seek information about two expensive felt hats left in th small restaurant where Mor- etti was slain yesterday. The men’s hats bore the name of a Brooklyn haberdasher and are believed to have belonged to two of the four men who ended Mor- etti's life. Anpther angle which Huckin is believed to be checking is a possible tie-up between Moretti’s killing and the widely reported plot to buy off Harry Gross, kingpin Brooklyn bookie. Gross’ refusal to testify abruptly ended the case against 18 present and former New York City police- men charged with being involved in Brooklyn’s gambling scandal. ATTENTION Juneau-Douglas Concert Assccia- Rain Slows Down (ar Inspection Only a small number of auto- mobiles were checked yesterday by Juneau police, according to Chief Bernard Hulk, because of the in- clement weather. Five drivers wd&e hailed into court. The check is done annually to inspect brakes and lights and drivers’ licenses. Hulk said the check would con- tinue daily from 4:45 to 8 p.m. on Willoughby Ave. But he declared that cars would be checked from about 3 p.m. to 4 p.m. at the police station on S. Franklin if drivers were unable to bring their cars to the Willoughby Ave. check . point. FROM CALIFO John F. 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Office aides said the operation was a success, but the delegate is not yet out of danger because of a heart condition, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1951 Alaskans fo Wed in South; Gef Licenses SEATTLE, Oct. 5— (# —A mar- riage license was issued here yes- terday to Harold R. reidt, 26, Todd, Alaska, and Mary E. Totemoff, 24, Seattle. Richard 8. Davis, 37, and Dag- mar J. Jarvi, 27, both of Cordova, | Alaska, also applied for a marriage | license here. It has to be fine fo be People tend to like and buy the beer that tastes best to them. How well they like the taste of Schlitz Beer is clearly a matter of record. So many people like Schlitz so much that it’s... ‘ The largest-selling beer in the world | The Beer that made Milwaukee Famous ! Copyright 1951, Joe. Schlitz Brewing Co., Milwaukee, Wis. 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