American Legion
Officials Are to
Meet Here on Saf.
Department of Alaska American
Legion officials will meet in Ju
neau this weekend to hold an Ex
ecutive Committee meeting and
participate in the installation of new
officers for two local Legion Posts.
H. Van Horn, of Sitka, will arrive
here Saturday morning and will
meet that afternoon with Depart
ment Adjutant-Finance Officer
Robert N. Druxman, of Juneau, ai d
other members of the Department
Executive Committee.
Those attending will include Ex
ecutive Committeeman William M.
Liddle, Juneau; Vernon P. Harris,
Commander of Juneau Post No. 4;
George F. Cantillon, Commander
of Auke Bay Post No. 25; and A. L.
Ricker, Commander of Ketchikan
Post No. 3. All post commanders
are automatically members of the
Department Executive Committee
and other posts may be represented.
Post comma nders-elect Saxon H
Snow, of Juneau, and Jack L. Stur
tevant, of Auke Bay, have also been
invited to attend.
E. E. Lincoln, Regional Manager
of the U. S. Veterans Administra
tion. and Floyd Guertin, Territorial
Commissioner of Veterans Affairs,
will also be present.
The meeting will take place at the
new Department Headquarters, 123
Front Street, beginning at 3 p m.
Saturday.
Saturday evening, the Department
Officers will take part in the in
stallation of new Post officers for
Auke Bay Post No. 25 at DeHart's
Store, Auke Bay. Monday evening,
they will install new officers for
Juneau Post No. 4 at the Legion
Dugout.
AT Till; GASTINEAU
G. M. Rynick of Drcxcl Hill, Pa.,
is stopping at the Gastineau Hotel.
He is with the U S. Coast Guard.
FROM SEATTLE
L. R. Bardeson of Seattle is at
the Baranof Hotel.
Dairy cows drink an average of
100 to 120 pounds of water a day.
GIRO SAMPLER
Five World-Famous
PERFUMES
A $5.00 Value for
$2.00 plus lax
JUNEAU
DRUG CO.
Box 1151 — Phone 33
Mail Orders Filled Promptly
Trains in Crash;
20 Persons Killed
VIENNA, Sept. 26—(fl—The Vien
I na-Rome express crashed into a sta
tionary freight early today, killing
20 persons and injuring 10 serious
ly. About 30 others were slightly
injured.
The dead were believed to be
members of an Italian railwayman's
organization who had been vaca
tioning in Vienna.
The disaster occurred in a mid
night fog at the small railway sta
tion of Langenwang, 55 miles south
east of Vienna. The crash tele
scoped the wooden first class coach
in wtych the Italians were return
ing home.
A heavy baggage car, rammed in
to the air by the force of the crash,
fell on top of the passenger coach
and buried the occupants.
Other passenger cars behind were
partly telescoped by the collision,
but most of the occupants escaped
serious injury.
FROM TENAKEE
Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Hanson of
Tenakee are stopping at the Bar
anof Hotel.
FROM SEATTLE
L. L. McKibbcn and Owen Peugh
of Seattle are registered at the
Bara oof Hotel.
They won’t
- he little
very long
Dm you can remember your
children's precious growing-up
years forever with profession
ally made portraits. Phone for
an appointment today.
Joseph Alexander
Photography
Phone ,"03 Shattuck Bldg.
COMMERCIAL SPACE
Best Commercial Space in
Juneau
3 street level areas to choose from
1080 sq. ft. to 1300 sq. ft. each
Large Windows
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BAZAAR at the
MOOSE LODGE
Saturday, September 29th
12:00 (noon) until 11:00 p. m.
CAFETERIA LUNCHEON
12:00 (noon) to 2:00 p. m.
FISH FOND and GAMES
for the Children
2:00 to 5:00 p. m.
parchTpostYale
GROCERY SHOOT
8:00 to 11:00 p. m.
Sponsored by
MOOSE LODGE 700 and
Women of the Moose-Chapter 439
! Moose Women to Have
Bazaar on Saturday
The annual bazaar given by the
Women of the Moose will be held
on Saturday, September 29 at the
Moose lodge rooms. Mrs. Bea Albe
goff is general chairman of the
event.
The bazaar will open at 12 noon
with a cafeteria luncheon featuring
home cooking. Mrs. Frank Olson
will be in charge of the kitchen.
I There will be games for children in
' the afternoon with a fish pond as
! the center attraction. Mrs. Doro
thy Devinny will see that each
youthful angler catches a “fish.”
Members of the Moose Lodge will
assist the women at the "grocery
shoot,” which will be held between
the hours of 8 and 11 p.m. Highlight
of the evening will be the award
ing of a hamper containing hand
sewn faneywork. Mrs. Hazel Man
tyla is chairman of the sewing com
mittee for the hamper.
Expert Woodworker
Joins Ray Hope
Jack Stine of Washington, DC.,
has become associated with Ray
Hope in the new and used merchan
dise business here. Stine is an ex
pert woodworker and cabinetmaker
who has had his own business in
Washington for the past 20 years.
Power tools have been installed in
a shop at the rear of the present
store where Stine will make custom
built furniture and do redecorating
and antiquing of articles.
Stine is accompanied by his 16
year-old son, Richard, who is home
sick for Washington and doesn't
know whether or not he will remain
in Alaska.
NEW YORKER IS HERE
H. A. C. Dobbs of New York.
N.Y registered at the Baranof
Hotel.
— EMPIRE WANT ADS PAY’ —
Author-Lecturer
To Become Father
At Age of 63
ROME, Sept. 26—(J)—Author-lec
turer Dale Carnegie today disclosed
that he is going to become a
father at the age of 63.
Carnegie, who wrote “How To
Win Friends and Influence People"
and other successful books, said his
ycife expects a child in December.
His wife is the former Dorothy
Price Vanderpool of Tulsa, Okla.,
whom Carnegie married in 1944.
She is in her mid-thirties and has
a daughter by a previous marriage.
FROM ANCHORAGE
Don M. Kanlola of Anchorage ar
rived Monday on PNA and is at
the Barenof Hotel.
AT THF. BARANOF
G. E. Kessincer of Portland is
at the Ettranof Hotei.
New Censorship Order
Opposed by Newsmen
By Associated Press
Many newspaper executives are
critical of the new Presidential
order directing civilian government
agencies to withhold mobilization
news of possible value to the enemy.
The general feeling among news
men is that civilian officials are not
qualified to determine what infor
mation comes under a security head
ing—and that much legitimate news
about Washington activities is likely
to be unnecessarily suppressed.
VISITOR FROM HAINES
Karl O. Johnson of Haines is at
the Gastineau Hotel.
JUNEAU VISITOR
Mrs. W. D. Hawkins of Seattle is
registered at the Gastineau Hotel.
Fred Slater of Seattle is at the
Baranof Hotel.
Huntley Is Now
Marshal, Third Div.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 26— UPl —
The Senate approved last night the
nomination of Waiter E. Huntley
to be U. S. Marshal for Division 3 of
the district of Alaska.
BOAT SHOP REAIR WORK
On the ways at the Juneau Ma
rine Co. are the troller Pinta, Wil
liam Helin, for new cabin and bull
rails, and Reliance III, Ken Sheldon,
for hull repair. At the marine basin
of the Northern Commercial Co. is
the Elizabeth, Gil Bixby, for new
bill boards and new shaft, the Co
hoe. Bill Johnson, for copper paint,
and the Mary Lee for a new seine
table. Work recently completed at
the marine basin were minor repairs
on the tug Martha Foss, Foss
Launch and Tug Co., of Tacoma.
The Marmot, U.S. Forest Service,
is in for the installation of a new
engine.
Florists Pick
Officers from
Flower Cities
SPOKANE, Wash., Sept. 26—t/P)—
Charles Potter of Rhododendron,
Ore., and Nickolas Schroeder, Hya
cinth, Wash., have been named
secretary and treasurer, respectively
of the Northwest Florists’ Associa
tion yesterday.
THREE FROM MONTANA
W. O. Carson, J. «. Reber and
Lloyd J. Skedd, all of Helena, Mont.,
arrived here yesterday and are
stopping at the Baranof Hotel. Car
son is president of the Carson
Construction Co., which is con
structing the new Alaska Office
Building and Juneau Fire Hall.
Reber is a plumbing and heating
contractor.
FROM ANCHORAGE
Warren R. Jackson of Anchorage
is at the Baranof Hotel.
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