City Fathers
Wrestle with
Parking Problem
Juneau's increasing parking and
traffic problems came up for dis
cussion at a regular city council
meeting last night. Art Skinner,
representing the Klwanis club, sug
gested the city acquire property that
could be used for parking.
Various spots were discussed that
might be suitable for parking lets.
These included an area in front of
the American Legion dugwut, a lot
back of Bert’s Grocery, subport area
and even buying a shack area on
Willoughby Ave. for parking pur
poses. ts
Mayor Waino Hendrickson said
the city council welcomed anjty
constructive suggestions from any .
service club, and the council htui.
been seeking a solution to thp ;
parking problem the past two
years.
Hangar Moorage
Hendrickson and Councilman Ed
Neilson reported they had met with
the Alaska National Guard officers
regarding a 10-year permit for the
Guard to construct and moor an
aircraft hangar and float near the
entrance to the small boat harbor.
Neilson pointed out that the 10
year provision was required because
the proposed hangar would be built
with federal funds.
“We can't very well charge the
Guard rental because the harbor
was constructed by the govern
ment, and we' are now in the pro
cess of requesting expanded harbor
facilities. Besides, the Guard
hasn’t any funds for such rental,"
Neilson said.
There are no rental charges :for
the Coast Guard and other govern
ment agencies which have their own
floats in the harbor.
The council approved the permit.
2-Year Terms
An ordinance for election of citY
councilmen for two-year terms w:as
passed on first reading. The ordin
ance provides for ratification of the
proposal at a regular or special
election and would arrange for a
carry-over of three councilmen at
each election.
A letter from the Bureau of Pub
lic Roads was read advising that
Juneau was nqw responsible for
maintenance <?f the Glacier High
way taken, intfl the city limits last
year. Hendrickson was instructed
by the council, to. obtain a map of
drains along that section of the
road.
There was discussion oi a new
65-foot gangplank, for the new ap
proach to the small boat harbor.
Anything less than 65 feet causes
the gangplank to he too steep at
low tides and is considered dan
gerous, councilinen said.
It was decided to renew a call for
bids on trestle repair in the vicinity
of Jorgenson Motors.
The mayor was directed to ar
range for rental of the Morris
house on the Glacier Highway
where the city purchased property
for a new cemetery. Councilmen
felt it would he hotter to have the
building occupied to discourage
vandalism.
Darigold Now Has
'Non-Faf Dry Milk
Product at Grocers
Darigold "Non Fat” dry milk
solids are now on the shelves of
Juneau grocery stores, it was an
nounced today by J. F. Toner,
: sales manager of Consolidated
Dairy Products Company.
The product is whole milk with
only butterfat and water removed.
All minerals such as calcium and
phosphorus;: riboflavin, thiamin
and niacin, proteins and lactose
remain in the new product.
Months of planning And research
have gone into the production and
marketing of the item to insure
that quality is of the same high
Standard that housewives have
■Ctxme to expect from Darigold Ev
XjK)rated milk, butter and cheese.
'JJie new product is being nro
35fced and packaged in the Pacific
Northwest, Toner said. Under this
program housewives are assured
Cosl-of-Living
Increase for All
Workers, Says Board
WASHINGTON, Aug. 3—W—The
Wage Stabilization Board today
unanimously recommended that
cost-of-living wage increases be al
lowed for all workers.
Board policy up to now has been
to allow them for workers who are
under union contracts having “es
calator” clauses. Such clauses are
those providing for automatic in
creases when the government's cost
of-living index rises.
A new board regulation will be
drawn up immediately if Economic
Stabilizer Eric Johnston approves
the proposal to permit cost-of-living
increase for all- workers.
a fresher product at all times due
to smaller and more frequent
shipments to the retail store.
It has to be fine to be
First in Sales!
Schlitz is the largest-sellihg beer in the
world for one big reason:
More people like the taste of Schlitz than
any other beer.
And more and more people tire changing
to Schlitz every day.
The largest-selling
beer in the world
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The Beer that made Milwaukee Famous
Copyright 1951, Joe. Schlitz Brewing Co., Milwaukee, Wia.
fly-front
Spectator
Casual
. r. sideline charmer with
such winning fashion ways!
Fly-front from neckline
to hemline . . . flap pockets that
take to monograming . . .
well-bred lines flattering to
every figure.
ORIGINAL
U. S. Says 'No' to
Russ Demand for
German Vessels
WASHINGTON, Aug. 3, —Ml
The United States has said ‘•no"
to Russian demands for 13 small
German merchants ships.
The U. S. said yesterday that
the Russians probably got more
than their "rightful share” of
Germany’s war-end merchant
marine, anyway.
A U. S. British and Russian
Commission in 1947 proposed that
the 13 German vessels be deliver
ed to Russia as a reparations
share.
Delivery of the ships had been
held up by U. S. refusal to ap
prove the recommendation.
Eves Won't Pop
Anymore at Boston
'Pop' Concerts
• LENOX, Miss., Aug. 3—UP>— •
• From now on bare legs will not •
i • be permitted at the summer •
• concerts given here by the Bos- •
• ton Symphony Orchestra. •
• Thomas B. Perry, Jr., execu- •
• tive secretary of the Berkshire •
• Music Festival, said last night •
• ushers will hand out wrap- •
• around skirts to women who •
• show up in shorts. •
#•••»••••••
attention
Stevens Stores will open at 8:30
a m. and close at 5:30 p.m. during
month of August. 376-2t
British Bomber
Off on Return
Polar Flight
FAIRBANKS, Aug. 3—tf)—A four
engined British bomber took off at
8:03 a.m., (1:03 p.m.. EST) today
on a 4,128-mile polar flight to
Munby, England.
The long-range Aries plane flew
here non-stop from Ireland July 24.
Its return was delayed by engine
trouble that developed during tests
here.
■‘If all goes well we'll be back in
our home base in about 18 hours,”
said Flight Commander T. T. Frog
ley just before the takeoff. The
bomber carried a crew of 10 and
a British newspaperman.
Commander Frogley said he plan
Hospital Notes
Admitted to St. Ann's hospital
Thursday were Mrs. Sam Hopkins, j
Clifton Schille, Thomas Johnson.
Mrs. Elizabeth Robinson; dismissed
were H. Graves, Arthur Sagorsky.
Born at St. Ann’s hospital to Mrs.
Douglas Gregg at 1 a.m., Friday, a
girl weighing 7 pounds, 5 ounces.
Admitted to the Government hos
pital Thursday was Rachel Jimmie
of Juneau.
ned to fly at 11,000 to 18,000 feet,
heading over the polar route but
not over the north ;r?ie itself.
The route will take them over
Thule, Greenland and near Keflavik,
Iceland. The plane left the latter
base on its 3,558-mile training flight
to Eielson Air Force base here.
The bomber's engine was repaired
after a valve was flown here from
England to replace a broken part.
TIDE TABLES
AUGUST 4
High tide 2:28 a.m., 17.0 ft.
Low tide 8:55 a.m., -1.7 ft.
High tide 3:16 p.m., 15.9 ft.
Low tide 9:05 p.m., 2.1 ft.
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PROTEINS
These proteins contain all
the essential amino acids
so necessary to health
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dance . • • offering real
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MINERALS
Calcium, phesphorut, and
•lhar minerals are all here.
Strong teeth, pood hones
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UNIFORMITY
Us* of OARIGOLD NON FAT DRY MILK SOLIDS
«llows you to attain high uniformity and im
proved quality in your cooking and baking.
This fomous quality DARIGOLD product is pro
duced under strict laboratory control • «. is, there
fore, always reliable.
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«f a highly desirable energy packed muscle and bona
building produce ... now available at your grocer's.
OARIGOLD NON FAT DRY MILK is being "discovered'*
daily by more and more homemakers ... who have
become enthusiastic boosters of this amazing nutritious
new dairy food. No other food gives such marvelout
nourishment at so small a cost.
I Remember DARIGOLD NON FAT DRY MILK SOLIDS
is real milk with only butter fat and water removed.
One package makes 5 quarts of non fat fluid milk. Get
a package today. Keep it handy in your pantry.
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OARIGOLD
FACTS YOU SHOULD
KNOW ABOUT DARIGOLO
NON FAT DRY
MILK SOLIDS
...os told by
CAROL BAKER
Your Dangold no me Economist
WHAT IS DARIGOLD
NON FAT DRY MILK?
The most useful dairy food of our
time, DAIRGOLD NON FAT
DRY MILK SOLIDS (or dried
skim milk) is a nourishing skim
milk in dried form. Only butter
fat and water have been removed.
It is rich in calcium and phos
phorus essential for bone growth
. . . in vitamins, milk sugar for.
energy and highest quality ■pro
teins. DARIGOLD NON FAT
DRY MILK is real milk with
only butter fat and water removed
. . . chockful of food values.
HOW IS DARIGOLD
NON FAT DRY MILK USED?
Use DARIGOLD NON FAT
DRY MILK exactly as you would
whole milk . . . for drinking, for
cooking, for baking.
Measurement Table for Using
Darigold Non Fat Dry Milk
MAKES
5
QUARTS
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3 tbsp. Darlgold
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6 tbsp. Darlgold
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4 cups water
t CUP
skim milk
2 CUPS
skim milk
t or.
skim milk
HOW DO I KEEP DARIGOLD
NON FAT DRY MILK?
DARIGOLD NON FAT DRY.
MILK SOLIDS needs no refrig
eration in dry form. Store it on
your pantry shelf just like flour
or sugar. Keeps indefinitely in a
cool, dry place. There's no waste.
After water has been added, keep
DARIGOLD NON FAT MILK
in your refrigerator just like fluid
milk.
CAN I USE DARIGOLD
IN DRY FORM TO COOK?
Yes ... DARIGOLD NON FAT
DRY MILK SOLIDS is easily
used in baking biscuits, cakes,
breads ... in puddings, candy,
dessert toppings, cereals. Simply
add with other dry ingredients
such as flour, baking powder and
salt . . . use water as the liquid in
the amount your recipe calls for.
I*t’s take an example: if recipa
calls for 1 cup milk, use 3 table
spoons DARIGOLD NON FAT
DRY MILK and 1 cup water.
WHY SHOULD I USE
DARIGOLD NON FAT
DRY MILK SOLIDS?
There are so many reasons. Using
DARIGOLD NON FAT DRY
MILK is an excellent way of im
proving the diet at lowest cost.
The convenience! Saves money
and trips to the store. A quality
product.... DARIGOLD guaran
tees this product is produced under
strict laboratory control. Ease of
use. Just mix with water as needed.
Gives extra nourishment when
used to fortify foods. Uniform in
content, Darigold Non Fat Dry
Milk is produced to high stand
ards assuring you always a high
quality product'.
KcMEMbcK
— DARI60LD Non Fat
Dry Milk it real milk with only
butter fat and water removed.
It's Vitamin and Mineral Rich!