Circle Eighters to
Hold First Fall Dance
The first fall dance of the Circle
Eighters square dance club will be
held at 8:30 p.m. Saturday in the
grade school gymnasium.
Arrangements have been made for
the use of the gymnasium as the
Parish Hall is not available this j
week. All those who wish to enter
into the practice session are asked |
to be present Saturday at 8 p.m.
Ship Movements
Denali due southbound sometime
Sunday.
Baranof sails from Seattle today.
Freighter P a 1 i s i n a scheduled j
southbound at 10 tonight.
ATTENTION RUMMAGE SALE i
Saturday October 6 at 2 p.m. at j
Memorial Church. Sponsored by j
Missionary Society. 930-lt j
If you drink whiskey... make this
‘showdown'taste test today:
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BE YOUR OWN WHISKEY EXPERT!
Have }{ 07.. of Calvert put in one
glare, and the same amount of any
other whiskey in another—without
A. lowing which is which.
Taste each one for smoothness, flavor
and freedom from harshness. Then
pick the one that really tastes better.
We’re sure you’ll choose smoother,
mellower Calvert, because its taste
is determined by a “Consumer Jury’’
of thousands like you. But if you still
prefer another brand, stick with it.
Calvert
Challenges Comparison i
with any whiskey on the market!
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Fire Dept.
Elects
Officers
At its monthly meeting last night
the Juneau Fire Department held
the annual election of officers re
sulting with Minard Mill, Chief; Roy
Noland, Assistant Chief; John Mor
rison, Secretary and Elroy Ninnis,
Trustee. Holdovqr trustees are
Douglas Oliver and Dewey Baker.
John 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 Regis
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
rerritorial 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
civilian defense work at Chicago,
111. He is also a graduate of the
Federal Civil Defense Administra
tion Staff College at Olney, Md.
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Series include 115, 127 and
134-inch wheelbases, 6H , 8
§ and 9-foot bodies, GVW’s
to 8,600 ibs. Specifications
subject to change without
notice.
If you could look ahead a few years there
wouldn’t be any doubt in your mind:—
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pickup buy today for lower operating and
maintenance costs, longer truck life.
Here’s why!
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has kept Internationals first in heavy
duty truck sales for 19 straight years.
Internationals give you extra economy:
you get lower operating and maintenance
costs because every International is all
truck. The new Silver Diamond engine
gives you the right balance of power, pep
and economy.
You get the Comfo-Vision 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!
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W. C. Klinkhammer — Owner
INTERNATIONAL TRUCKS
"Standard of the Highway~
Juneau Dogs
Starved for
Knowledge
It seems even the dogs around
Juneau are hungry for "book
lamin’.”
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
discarded books was:
"Their dog ate them.”
Ship Breaks
Into Halves,
Goes Down
ELIZABETH CITY, N. C. Oct. 5
—UP)—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
ies.
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 and
personnel in military amphibious
landings.
EMPIRE NEWSBOYS
ENTERTAINED SATURDAY
Twenty newsboys of the Daily j
Alaska Empire will be entertained i
Saturday afternoon with an ice
cream treat and a theatre party
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 cream1
at Percy’s before going to the Cap
itol Theatre, where they will be the
guests of manager Ted Heyder.
ATTENTION SHRINERS
Regular meeting Juneau Shrine
Club Friday night October 5, at
8 p.m. at the Scottish Rite Temple.
Passenger Service
SOUTHBOUND
S.S. 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
v Valdez
Freighter Service
From Seattle
October 14
COASTAL MONARCH
Ketchikan, Wrangell,
Petersburg, Juneau
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For Information
Phones 2 and 4
Juneau
H. E. GREEN, Agent
Hunt Spreads
For Gangland
Killers
CLIFFSIDE PARK, N. J. Oct. 5
Vf)—The widespread hunt for the
mobsters who gunned to death talk
ative Willie 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.
Another 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 Associa
tion needs your support. Buy a
Season Ticket. 929-3t
Rain Slows Down
Car 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 wtVe hailed into
court. The check is done annually
to inspect brakes and lights and:
drivers’ licenses.
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| Hulk said the check would con
tinue daily from 4:45 to 8 p.m. on
Willoughby Ave. But he declared
i 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 CAUFORNIA
John F. Ilsadore, of Mountain
View, Calif., is a Juneau visitor at
the Gastineau Hotel.
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Farrington
Is Improved
WASHINGTON, Oct. 5—UR—'The
condition of Delegate Joseph R.
Farrington of Hawaii was report
ed improved today at the Emer
gency Hospital.
Farrington, who underwent an
appendectomy Monday night, is in
an oxygen tent to facilitate breath
ing.
Office aides said the operation
was a success, but the delegate is
not yet out of danger because of a
heart condition.
Alaskans to
Wed in South;
Get Licenses
SEATTLE, Oct. 5— UR —A mar
riage license was issued here yes
terday to Harold R. eeidt, 26, Todd,
Alaska, and Mary E. Totemoff, 24,
Seattle.
Richard S. Davis, 37, and Dag
mar J. Jarvi, 27, both of Cordova,
Alaska, also applied for a marriage
license here.
It has to be fine to be
First in Sales!
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People tend to like and buy the beer
that tastes best to them.
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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...
I The largest-selling
beer in the world
Beer that made Milwaukee Famous
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