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Starling May 10, the Auke Bay Bus
Lines will move its terminal facilities from
the Main Street Bus Depot to the YELLOW
CAB STAND across from the 20th Ceniury
Super-Market.
BUS -LINES |
Charter and Sightseeing Tours ^
Fcr Information Call 14 cr ll !
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PRES. APPOINTS
SEATTLE MAN AS
NSRB CHAIRMAN
WASHINGTON, May 7 — .-Ti —
President Truman today designated
Jack O. Gorrie of Seattle as acting
chairman of the National Security
Resources board.
Gorrie. a close friend and one
tin. .1 i-'.ant p. former Gov. Mon
C. Walls red of Washington, has
l r:. ; 'ive i istailt to W. SUfart
, line!on a.- NSRB chairman.
min'.ion left NSRB to take over
.ne-man administrator of the
: .uiizcd RFC.
.i :.i went into the NSRB at
m Pr. icient Truman noini
Wal’gren for the chairman
The President later withdrew
^ _i,.. nomination when a fight
-loped in the Senate against his
1 Pi I
. i n were former colleague
a, o'l'.atc. I
Hfi • i : ub equently was con
i tr. aiber of the Federal
: C mmi ion and became its
chairman.
—EMPIRE WANT ADS PAY—
Thirst steps
here
The familiar red cooler says,
“Stop here for ice-cold Coke
and fake off refreshed.”
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BOTTLED UNDER AUTHORITY OF THE COCA-COLA COMPANY BY
© 1951, The Coca-Cola Company
YAKUTAT CANNERY
IS PURCHASED BY
BELLINGHAM CO.
Purchase of the Yakutat cannery
of Libby, McNeill and Libby by the
Bellingham Canning Co. was an
nounced in Juneau Saturday by Mrs.
Jeanice Welsh', owner and president
of the company.
The transaction was completed
in Seattle, May 2.
Mrs. Welsh, who arrived in Juneau
Saturday left for Yakutat Sunday to
make arrangements that will have
the cannery in operating condition
by the opening of the Yakutat sal
mon season June 19.
Operation of the Yakutat cannery
was suspended by Libby two years
1 ago and the purchase by the Belling
i ham company includes the salmon
| cannery, railroad and all of the
! property of Libby at Yakutat.
The acquisition oi tne cannery
I augments the Bellingham Com
: pony' present operation of the Icy
i Straits Salmon Company at Hoonah.
Superintendent of the Yakutat
! operation will be Bob Welsh. Bar
! ney Welsh is the Icy Straits super
i intendent.
The Yakutat cannery is a two
; line operation and the principal in
1 dustry in the area. Resumption of
! opuation will be a definite aid to the
, people in that vicinity, according to
i 'lv Fish and Wildlife Service.
STODDART RETURNS
FROM INSPECTION TRIP
H. A. Stoddart, division engineer
! for the Bureau of Public Roads, re
i turned to Juneau Friday after a
i week's inspection trip over high
i ways in the Interior.
Main object of his trip was to 1
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study the Alaska Highway bet ween .
Tok Junction and tlie Canadian
boundary leading to a decision foi
grading and paving, probably next
year. Stoddart also inspected work
which has been completed in the
last two-year program and i\‘P°rls
conditions a? extremely satisfactory.
He drove over the Richardson and
Glenn Highways inspecting con-j
rtruction tfeing carried out there.
WOMAN MISSING
FROM DENALI
SUNDAY A, M.
A search was being made today
for Mary Adam . about 49, who dis
appeared from the 3.S. Denali some
time Saturday night or Sunday
morning. Juneau city police --id
today.
She boarded the V"' • • s-t Scwart.
for Juneau and was la ' een ab mrd
at 9 p.m. Saturday. The Denari ar
rived here at 2 a.m. yesterday. The
ship has been contacted and her lw -
gags is still aboard bv he i- no
No one know whether or not
disembarked hero.
Anyone knowing of her where
abouts is requeued to contact
Juneau po! :c.
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Rheumatic Conditions
and
ARTHRITIS
Respond Rapidly By
Plasmatic Therapy
CHIROPRACTIC CLINIC
I)r. G. M. Caldwell
Ph. 477 Front & Main
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PURE - HOME-MADE
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Home-Made Pure Raspberry
JAM or JELLY
4-14 oz. jars ... $ 3.00
24-14 oz. jars . . . 18.00
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MAE E. DODD
Roule 3 - Box 630
PUYALLUP - WASHINGTON
TRUTH GROUP HONORS
Member with party i
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The Universal Truth group, after
iis regular monthly board meeting,]
Saturday afternoon, at the home (
'-f Mrs. Henry Seufcerg, pleasantly
surprised Mrs. Agnes Kieier with
a delicious luncheon party and
presented her with a number of
ton voyage gifts.
Mr'. Kiefer, an employee of the
Daily Alaska Empire, i leaving]
soon on an extended vacation trip'
to visit her old heme in Missouri.]
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I Juneau, Alaska '
MX. ROBERTS TRAIL TO
TlMBERLINE IS OPEN
Six members of the Juneau Ski
Club hiked up the Mt. Roberts
trail Sunday on one of their last
ski trips of the season to try the
snow at timberline. Hikers inter
ested in making the two mile trip
will be able to walk all the way
to timfcerllne, they report;. Trips
to the ice cap and to Lemon Gla
cier aie planned ror. the club.
FINED FOR SPEEDING
Leonard Ihle was fined $23 today
in U. S. Commissioner Gordon ,,
Gray's court on charges of speed
ing on the Douglas highway. John
Monagle, Territorial Highway Pa
trolman, signed the complaint.
William Forward was fined ?53
for speeding on Glacier highway.
Complaint was also signed Ly
John Monagle.
is for DIRT
that gets into clothes
it spoils good appearance
from your head to your toes!
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Is for drydeaning
it keeps clothes
so right,
.r,*
> removes spots and dirl
gets colors brighter than bright! i
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whoso Time Tesied Service
keeps your wardrobe in
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--NOTICE
To All Consumers of Electric Current
AS IT IS OUR DESIRE TO MODERNIZE OUR EQUIPMENT IN ALL RESPECTS FOR THE BENEFIT OF OUR COMMUNITY AND
: , SERVICE, WE
THE ALASKA ELECTRIC LIGHT & POWER CO.
OF JUNEAU AND DOUGLAS, ANNOUNCE THE INSTALLATION OF A NEW MECHANICAL BURROUGHS BOOKKEEPING
SYSTEM ON MAY 10,1951
All customers accounts on that date will be trans
ferred from an alphabetical to a numerical system by
districts.
Meters in certain districts will be read from the 9th
to 11th of May and on the same dates each month follow
ing. Bills for same will be mailed immediately and are
due and payable within 10 days on May 20th.
Meters in other certain districts will be read from
the 19th to 21st of May and on the same dates each month
following and are due and payable within 10 days.
Meters in the balance of districts will be read from
the 28th to 31st of May and on the same dates each month
followng and are due and payable within 10 days.
Every account will have a number and it is very
necessary that the numbered stub be relumed io us with
each remittance whether by cash or check for identifica
tion. It will be necessary tor us to return all remittances
received without the identification stub. Your coopera
tion in this matter is especially requested.
Please DC NOT staple stubs io checks.
A metered mailing system will be in operation.
Bills will be in posi card style, not being enclosed in
envelopes.
On the first reading of May 9th io llih your bills
might appear out of line as ii only covers the period from
April 23rd.
Merchandise and repair charges will not appear
on electric current hills and will be billed monthly by
statements.