JUNEAU ELKS TO
DEDICATE NEW
CITY AMBULANCE
i
Juneau Lodge 420. B.P.o.sxs will
make formal presentation of the
new ambulance to the City of Ju
neau in an impressive dedication
ceremony to be held Tuesday eve
ning at 8 o'clock at the Juneau
Sub-port. .
Honor guests will be a delegation
from Tacoma Lodge 174. headed by
Past Grand Exalted Ruler Emmett
T. Anderson who will participate
in the service. —
Juneau Elks have worked hard
and long to make possible this
much-n^ded transportation for Ju
neau's sick and injured and urge
that all GastinAau Channel residents
be present at the dedication of
the ambulance to their service and
welfare. In charge of program ar
rangements are Arthur (Scotty)
Adams, Howard E. Simmons and
Mike E. Monagle.
Cooperating closely with the Elks
are members of the Juneau Em
blem Club whose contribution
went for ,thc mercy vehicle. The A1
H.ska Steamship Company, througl
Agent Henry Green, brought thi
ambulance from Seattle to Juneat
free of charge.
The City of Juneau will absort
the operating costs and arrange
for storage. A committee composed
of Elk trustee Minard Mill, Coun
cilman Art Walt.her and a third
member yet to be named will over
see operations and set up a sched
ule of service rates.
ALASKA TO GET
MORE BENEFITS
55 LAW: HARMON
“The new amendments to the
Federal security law will benefit
Alaska in many respects,” Henry
Harmon, Territorial Director of
Welfare, reported today upon his
return from a Washington, D.C.,
conference held last week. “Many
of the changes in the law w’ill re
quire Alaska legislative action in
order to qualify for the benefits,
s however," he explained.
“There were 500 In attendance a
i the conference, representing all 41
■ states and four territories. The mair
i business was to explain new pro
cedures and work out regulations t<
fit the new law. In addition to mon
ably taking care of the needs oi
those over 65 who are covered undei
social security, it will increase th«
numbers of those who are eligible
Alaska will benefit in most re
spects, especially in old age bene
fits and survivors’ insurance," he
said.
"It was found that Alaska had
I many problems not common to other
parts of the country," Harmon con
tinued. “The heads of the federal
security agency arranged for meet
ings on two days with a corps of
specialists to discuss the Alaska
situation.”
Mrs. Alice Schnee, Director of
Social Service, who accompanied
Harmon, participated in these meet
ings.
RUMMAGE SALE
Methodist Church Sept. 23, Sale
starts at 10 a.m.
CANNERY WORKERS
ELECTION EXTENDED
INTO NEXT WEEK
SEATTLE. Sept. 22——Closing
date for a jurisdictional election
among non-resident cannery work
ers has been extended to next week
by the National Labor Relations
Board because all the workers have
not yet returned from Alaska. The
polls originally were to have closed
today.
Thomas P. Graham, Jr., Regional
Director for the NLRB, said he was
! informed the last group of work
ers now is expected to arrive here
Sundy. Polls at 607 First Ave., will
I be kept open probably through Mon
i day or Tuesday, he said.
FISHING VESSEL JACKIE
JOE REPORTED OVERDUE
The fishing vessel, Jackie Joe,
'”ith five men aboard and owned by
Roy Furfiord, was reported over
due out of Ketchikan to the U. S.
Coast Guard headquarters here to
day. Information from the Ket
chikan office of the Pacific Pearl
of Alaska cannery said that the
vessel had left Ketchikan on Sept.
17 and was due back the 19th. It
had headed south to fish crab pots
six miles south of Rose Spit buoy
and nothing had been heard from
it since. She was equipped with a
radio.
Morgans Observe
25th Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Mor
gan are today quietly observing
their 25th wedding anniversary at
their home here. Several close
friends of the popular couple are
joining them in celebration of the
happy event.
FLEISCHMANN on a product is
like 24-carat on gold—the finest it
can be. Try FLEISCHMANN PRE
FERRED Blended Whiskey and be
convinced.
96 CARRIED BY
ALASKA COASTAL
THURSDAY TRIPS
Alaska Coastal Airlines yesterday
carried a total of 96 passengers with
14 on interport flights. 33 departing
and 49 arriving.
Departing for Haines, passengers
were: Robert O. Pickering. Suzie
Erig, Pete Erig, D. H. Pack, Brooks
Hanford. Paul Magnusson, Charles
Hayes, Mr. and Mrs. George Kosko.
For Skagway: J. S. Jeffrey, Mar
garet Kasakan, Cpl. William Engel,
William Feero, Sr., John Feero.
For Sitka: Borbert Keely, E. A.
Wanamaker, Sandy Haldane, Jeam
Carter, J. D. Hales, G. J. Sablin.
For Hoonah: Eric Jackson, Roy
Brown, Evelyn Martin, George Hill
man, Alice Hillman, Ole Requin,
C. F. Peterson.
For Gustavus: Bill Lehman; for
Petersburg: Doris Vallestead, Mar
cus W. Meyer; for Ketchikan: T.
M. Casey, Eleanor Grant; for An
goon: Mr. and Mrs. Peter Tom.
Arriving from Tulsequah, passen
gers were: John, Mary and Dawn
McLean; from Angoon: John Like
ness, Joe Crossan, Roy Hendrickson.
From Hood Bay: Betty Peterson;
from Todd: Madelane Palisa, Steve
Pallsa, Joe Moralis; from Chatham:
Ann Likeness; from Ketchikan:
George Kelez, Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Johnston.
From Wrangell: W. Schwind;
from Excursion Inlet: David Mc
Kinley, Frank McKinley; from
Hoonah: Robert Welsh, Mr. and
Mrs. Gilbert Mills, Roy Brown, Mrs.
K. Greenewald. Gertrude Davis.
From Gustavus: W. L. Rumple;
from Funter: Mr. Bixby; from
Sitka: Alex Mark, C. Weaver, E.
Wannamaker, Frank Paul, Carmen
French, Audrey French. Leo Tuttle,
Miss E. Martin, Bill McCracken, Mr.
and Mrs. Nick Pelay, W. P. Michael.
O. McDaniel, K. Landes, R. Rein
hardt.
From Haines: Ethel Hatch, Mr.
and Mrs. Mel Walker, Mickey and
Jerry Walker, R. McLaughlin, Mrs.
Willard; from Skagway: Larry Lind
strom, Vera Knickerbacker.
RUMMAGE SALE
Methodist Church Sept. 23, Sale
starts at 10 a.m.
BIG 3 DISCUSSES ;
NORTH ATLANTIC
DEFENSE FORCE
NEW YORK. Sept. 22—<yp>—The
Big Three Foreign and Defense
Ministers convened today to discuss
formation of an integrated North
Atlantic Defense Force against pos
sible Russian aggression.
A State Department source said
prime questions before the officials
were, first, whether such a force
should be created, and, secondly,
whether to include German units in
it. i
The position taken by the con
ferees at today’s meeting will be
placed before a session of the 12
nation North Atlantic council here
next week for further action.
ABSENTEE VOTING
Voter: Be sure to vote Republican
ticket under absentee law before
you leave for the States.
Republican Club of Juneau, Al
aska, Commissioner’s Precinct.
603-lmo.
Save to buy your home
Through a well-planned
Investment Program
WILLIAM WINN
INVESTMENT REAL ESTATE SECURITIES
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“Shopping Around Town" gets around town!
Each week on Wednesday and Thursday we
visit a group of Juneau’s leading business people
to find out “What’s new?’’ The result is “Shop
ping Around Town”, a regular Friday night fea
ture chock full of weekend specials, new goods and
qualified professional services.
We can’t keep all these choice items to our
selves (Especially when the merchants pay for the
space!) so here you are — happy shopping!
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FOR YOUR
WEEKEND
TABLE
We suggest CUT FLOWERS .. perhaps
Mums, Glads, Asters.. or let us make
up a lovely combination for you.
Juneau Florists
311 SEWARD — PHONE 311
DOES YOUR WASHER
NEED A DOCTOR?
If you’re not getting one of our grand
(New Maytags right away, better lee
us help keep your old machine work
ing. Whatever its age or condition,
we will promptly put it in best pos
sibie working order, replacing worn parts, if necessary. Phone
today for a service man to call and give accurate cost estimate.
ZEWGEMt’S
Formerly W. P. Johnson's
Authorized Maytag Service So. Franklin Street
SCRATCH PADS
All Sizes
All Colors
3$c per pound
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Empire Printing Company
Phone 374 or drop in
Stormy Weather
Suggestions for...
BOYS:
Rubber Raincoats with
matching hoods, also
slickers and so’westers
MEN and BOYS:
Rubbers and 4-buckle
Overshoes by U. S. Rubber
S ’n’ T Clothing Store
177 to 179 So. Franklin Street
Do You Want
Even More
Beautiful
Hair... ?
If you are particular about
your hair ... if you want
your hair styled expertly
and correctly ... if you
want a lustrous, soft, nat
ural-looking permanent . . .
visit the Baranof Beauty
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Baranof Beauty Salon
ILAH PARMENTER, Proprietor
Baranof Hotel Phone 538
Juno Bakery
Breads and
Pastries at
their best
Phone 577
This Week’s
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Price good Saturday through Tuesday
5% Discount on Cash Orders
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