DOLGLAS
MEWS
LIQUOR LICENSES APPROVED
The Douglas City Council held a
special meeting on Monday evening
and approved all applications for
liquor licenses although there were
several dissenting councilmen on
some applications.
License applications receiving no
dissenting votes and approved unan
imously were Mikes Place, Douglas
Inn. Douglas Eagles Club, and the
Douglas Liquor Store, all renewals
With all six councilmen preseni
the following votes were cast 01
the application for Ross Mills ap- i
plication in a new location for Dis
pensary Bar which will be in the .
old Tony Simon store building on
Third Street: for approval, were j
Wm. Dore, Arne Shudshift, and
Chris Ehrendreich: against were
William Boehl. Milford Marshall
and Rex Hermann. Breaking the
tie vote. Mayor Pusich voted in
favor of the license. On Mills re
tail license, four councilmen voted
approval with Marshall and Boehl
dissenting.
On the new application in the
former Oasis Bar by Chris Botogov,
four councilmen voted in favor with
two dissenting votes, Boehl and
Marshall. Councilmen voting against
issuing licenses for the last two
applications were based on com
plaints during the past year from
residents living in the area of the
two locations.
PUSICH-HEGGE RECEPTION
Following the wedding of Mickey
Pusich and Shirley Hegge this af
ternoon there will be a reception
for the couple at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Guy Russo at 8 o’clock
this evening.
There are no special invitations
and all friends of the couple on the
Channel are cordially invited.
FIREMEN’S PARTY
Firemen announce their Christ
mas open house is to be on Christ
mas Night in the Fire Hall.
SCHOOL PLAY 'TONIGHT
The Douglas Schools will present
their Christmas programs this eve
ning in the school gymnasium.
The program begins at 8 p.m.,
and admission as always, is free.
FREE DANCE
There will be a free dance fol
lowing the Children's Christmas
party in Eagles Hall Saturday night.
It is part of the Christmas program
sponsored by the Douglas Eagles
and the Douglas business houses.
Everybody is most welcome.
GERALD(ASHEN OUTSIDE
Gerald Cashen was a passenger;
via PAA this week for the states
where he will spend the Christmas
holidays and be married to Mi«s
Marion Nicholson, at Big Timber,
Montana.
The couple will return here soon I
after the first of the year.
Mr. Cashen, son of Mrs. Sadie
Cashen, is custodian of the Douglas
Public Schools.
DUNHAMS LEAVE
Mr. and Mrs. William Dunham
are leaving today for the States to
spend the holidays with relatives,
intending to return after New
Years.
OES ANNOUNCEMENT
The O.E.S. Finance Committee
I tried SANITONE
service... now I know
how much better
dry cleaning
can be! __
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• All dirt out
• Spots are gone
• Odorless
• Better press—
Lasts- longer
CITY DRY
CLEANERS
PHONE 877
! in charge of raising money to help
pay for the dishes and silverware
ordered by the chapter, announces
they still have a supply of Wallace
Brown Christmas cards, ribbon,
wrapping paper and childrens' three
dimensional books on hand. These
may be seen at the home of Mrs.
Alfred Dore, who will also be glad to
reserve any of these items by tele
phone.
NEW CHIEF
MOBILIZE!?
IN OFFICE
Charles Wilson Takes Oath,
-Takes Over-Assistants ;
Are Quickly Named
WASHINGTON, Dec. 21— UP) —
Charles E. Wilson took office to- |
day as Director of Defense Mobili- j (
zation and immediately appointed (
General Lucius Clay and Banker ,
Sidney Weinberg as his assistants, j
Wilson, former President of Gen
eral Electric, told reporters of the
two appointments at the White
House after taking the oath of of
fice in President Truman's presence.
Wilson said Clay and Weinberg
will serve without compensation.
Clay, former U. S'. Commander at
Berlin, is relinguishing his duties
as Chairman of the Board of the J
Continental Can Co.
Weinberg is senior partner of
Goldman, Sachs and Company, New
York investment banking firm. He
was a vice-chairman of the W'ar
Production Ecard in World War
II.
The oath was administered to
Wilson by Chief Justice Vinson in
Mr. Truman's circular office. The
three men stood beneath a large
portrait of George Washington.
W. Stuart Symington, Chairman j
of the National Security Resources
Board, some of whose duties Wilson
is taking over in the mobilization
job, stepped up after the ceremony j
smiling and said, “let me be the j
first to congratulate you.”
Wilson told reporters his immed- I
iate plans are to continue just j
what he is doing now—that is, sur- ,
veying the job that must be done,1
and getting “just as many facts as :
I can.”
Wilson took the oath of office j
well under 24 hours after the Sen
ate rushed through confirmation of
his appointment.
SCHWINN BIKES AT MADSEN'S
15 PASSENGERS FLY
PACIFIC NORTHERN
Eleven passengers arrived from
westward points via Pacific North
ern Airlines yesterday and four de
parted for Anchorage.
From Anchorage: Don Miller.
Frank Marshall, Floyd Guertin, C.
D. Liebhart, V. R. Butler, and John
Ansell.
From Yakutat: Art Lappi, Ed
Donovin. Alfred Bonnet, Harry Lu
cas and Harold Westman.
To Anchorage: Hubert Thatcher,
Jack Davis, James and Linda Vroo
nan.
BIRTHDAY DINNER
Ray Hagerup was the honored
;uest at a family dinner party
riven last evening by Mrs. Hagerup
n' their home on 1020 W. 12th
street, in celebration of his birth
lay. Mr. and Mrs. Frank A. Met
alf, parents of Mrs. Hagerup were
:uests at the dinner.
HERE FOR CHRISTMAS
Miss Joan Wiggins returned to
uneau yesterday on the Pan Am
llipper from college to spend the
Jhristmas holidays with her mother !
nd friends.
VIC POWER RETURNS
Vic Power, owner of the Vic
Power Paint and Decorating shop
in Juneau, returned on Wednesday’s
Pan Am Clipper from Rochester,
Minn., where he underwent a medi
cal check up at the Mayo Clinic.
Enroute north Power stopped in
Chicago and Seattle on business.
DOOGAN RETURNS
John Doogan returned to Juneau
on the Wednesday plane from Se
attle after a short stay in the states
where he went for a medical check
up.
BROWNS HERE
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Brown, Har
”py, Jr., and Bruce, arrived yester
day on the Pan American plane
from the states.
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At this Happy Time of Year when the
Spirit of Good Will and Fellowship is.
here, We Wish to take this opportunity
to THANK ALL OF OUR CUSTOMERS
FOR THEIR SPLENDID PATRONAGE
DURING THE PAST YEAR. ALL OF
THE BUNCH AT CASE LOT WISHES
YOU A VERY
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FANCY
AVOCADOS • • Each !2c j
FRESH
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it W&& I rII1 £* A H&.O * & Ills. L$b !
EXTRA FANCY — WRAPPED
WINESAP APPLES 40 «>• ■« 5.49 |
TRY ONE OF OUR FINE WASHINGTON S
CO-OP OVEN-BEADY BBOADMEASTED |
TURKEYS THIS YEAR |
Ducks - Rabbits - Roasting Chickens
Chicken Livers - Gizzards - Turkey Livers
Shrimp - Oysters - Prawns
LETTUCE — CELERY — TOMATOES — GRAPES
CRANBERRIES — YAMS — SWEET POTATOES
TANGERINES — PINK GRAPEFRUIT—BANANAS
NAVEL ORANGES — PARSNIPS — CHESTNUTS
BRUSSEL SPROUTS — BROCCOLI — CABBAGE
GREEN ONIONS — PARSLEY — CAULIFLOWER
BUNCH CARROTS — GREEN PEPPERS
APPLES - APPLES - APPLES
AFTER DINNER MINTS
MIXED-NUTS
XMAS CANDY—NUTS
PICKLES — OLIVES
FRUIT CAKE—SAGE
POULTRY SEASONING
PUMPKIN PIE SPICE
CATSUP — CIDER
FRENCH DRESSING
EXTRA FANCY
TANGERINES
2 pounds 49c
FINE FOR XMAS
SPARKLING WATER - GINGERALE - TOM COLLINS - 7 0?
CAM ADA DRY MIXERS • • 3 large !®©£tles 1.00
Table Grade
AYQSLT . 8 02. bo!ile 23c
Pitted
DATES . . Pound 29c
Libby's Ripe
OLIVES . . Tall tin 29c
Del Monte Sweet Midget
PICKLES . 8 oz. jar 37c
Plum or Fig
HEINZ PUDDINGS . 57c
Brown or Powdered
SUGAR . . . 2 lbs. 29c
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Brown and Serve Rolls
Stuffin' Bread - Dinner Rolls
Peffernuse
Russian Tea Cakes
Parly Cakes
Fruii Cakes
WE HAVE BEAUTIFUL BOXES
OF SOCIETE CHOCOLATES IN
1-2 or 3-POUND BOXES. EACH -
BOX CONTAINS AN EXPENSIVE
CORSAGE __
Wesco
CBAB MEAT, Tk oz. tin 39c
Snider’s
COCKTAIL SAUCE . 25c
JoIIv Time
POPCORN . 10 oz. tin 19c
Old Fashioned
CHOCOLATE DROPS. lb. 39c
GRADE A - LARGE
SHAMROCK CANADIAN EGGS 2 dozen 1.69
OCEAN SPRAY
CRANBERRY SAUCE 17c
BEST FOODS
MAYONNAISE • • Quart 79c
SOFT AS SILK
CAEE FLOUR 49c
Dl'UK EE'S .
MARGARINE • • Pound 37c
RITZ
CRACKERS • • • Pound 39c
PALMDALE
YAMS • • • • No. 2 tin 39c
NIBLETS—WHOLE KERNEL
CORN.12 02. tin 19c
BIRDS EYE — FROZEN
ORANGE JUICE • • • • 25c
RELIANCE — POUND TIN
APPLE SAUCE • • • • 20c
TOWN.AND COUNTRY — FANCY
DINNER NAPKINS • • • 33c
PLAIN OR WHOLE WHEAT
FIG BARS • ■ 20oz. pkg.39c
RELIANCE — PIECES and STEMS
MUSHROOMS • • 4 oz. tin 33c
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DELIVERIES
JUNEAU —
10 o.m., 2 ond 4 p.m.
DOUGLAS— '
10 a.m.
BOAT ORDERS ANY TIME
PHONE 704 \
MEAT PHONE 60