LOCAL STORE TO CHANGE HANDS
Chris Danielaen# itfl^kpm and nvMoh
lev©d proprietor of Dani.a-lfanf • '6toira is
in the process of relinquishing hi'« bus**
inesa and property rights .$• the hew
owners# Mr. and Mrs. Paulk .Hildebrand.
The store will tie closed for three days
from August' 15 to the .ISth^in order *
•omplete the Inventory and will "thenjr#-^
.. open under the new management#
’ ;J Chris# vd\e has not booh toe well th$ • .
pae^ year# will leAre shortly after thp :
c transfer for the 'states eKfcre he will > ■■ i—
undergo a complete- cheok up#
' ^/^iff^andTiffsT TuFky TdokKurst weTooiaed
a brand rig* baby boy to thpir family on
*ily‘ 51.
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M ■ «*' W W ■ >• • »'• •• — '•'#• • •> * •
; Mr* Orvilld BraswelA and his wife#': >
Alios# are glad te announee the birth .
of their third boy on July 50th# This
is their fourth ohiId#
* * A f^Lsh fry«^-fried as only HNerttM
; knows how and garnished with her inimit
able chatter—was the’ novel method of
welcoming Virginia Spears baok home and .
at the . same time allowing for her Birth- .
day one day late# (Understand! Veil#
the p-o~Q-r flW1 couldn*t either#}
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Ada Larson had a Birthday Party but ; ~
The BeAcon was- unable to scare up any ~
faots about-it # i:; ',iX i,n~" *> o t
■“7 - ■ -^-:r
mi SHIPPING STRIKE BEGUN
At 6 on the afternoon of July 51,
picketing began in the strike against
West Coast ships as called by Seattle*
members of the CIO American Radio Asso
ciation*
~'’Herman Goll, port agent, said the
local ooneurred in action taken at San
Franc!seo and would picket any vessels
-that*:did not comply with the union de
namds.*T"
7 The/.,passenger liner Aleutian, posted
sail, eft August 1 for Alaska with 270
: passenger* and freight was one of the
ships, affooted* The Alaska Steamship's
freighter Sailor's Splice was also posted
to sail on August 1st*
. .. *yur Auen will net sail the ehips un
its* .the radio-telephone equipment is
moved to the radio room with outlets to
the, bridge,*1 Oell reperted in Seattle •
and said-that about 12 ships now in '
Seattle, do..not comply with these demands.
. Mutiny of some sort is almost surely
to be the outgrowth of this strike if it
ties up the ship that has recently been
posted as leaving Seattle for the Bay
on August 16th,*.Watching the local
merchants wrestling through invoices and
ejtaoks of papers in an attempt to oom
|M,e winter grub and supply lists to
oa^oh thif, ea:;ly deadline for loading,
and listening to snarls of conversation
aSy;eaoh .depar ^i.ent hoad (Page 7, Please)
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j|OMJ IN AND 8g$ IBS VARIETY Of
frozen rants
VEGETABLES
IBA1S
CHEESE