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The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-08-20
RhpTls? CHURCH
 PASTOR RETURNS

The Rev. and Mrs. James T. Spurlin and their two children, Dcnsnel and James Lynn, returned yesterday o1 the s. s. Princess Louise. Rev. Spurlin, who is the pastor of the First Baptist Church, delivered sermons in Mississippi, Kentucky, Ohio and Michigan, vis- iting IT churches in all. The Spurlin family also visited in Hopkinville Kentucky, where the Rev. Spurlin' s parents reside and in Crofton, Ken lucky, where Mrs. Spurlin's relatives live.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-08-20
NO RUNS, NO HITS

COHAGEN, Month Fleeing from young Nick and Raymond Clauson. a skunk made a determ- ined stand in the basement of the Clauson ranch home.
 The animal held undiSturbed sway there for three days before the boys hit upon plan. They made a ladder, lowered it gently through a basement window and retreated quietly.
 The skunk took the hint, climb ed out via the ladder and fled with no casualties on either side.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-08-20
READY MIX RECORD

Juneau Ready Mix Incorporated chalked up a new record today when 1t delivered 50 yards of con- crete in only four hours to the R. J. Sommers Construction Com Dany, at the Northern Commercial job. The men on the job, know ing the truth in the old adage of Time and Tide Wait for No Man, " rushed the work through between t.des. The tide allowed them five hours to complete the job and they finished in four
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-08-20
NEW JERSEY PARTY HERE [

A party from New Jersey arriv- ed in Juneau yesterday on their private plane which was piloted by Arthur Muhs of Trenton. They are staying at the Baranof Hotel The party includes Frank Damilio of Washington, Mrs. Bernard Peyton, Bernard Peyton, Jr., Joan Peyton and Malcolm Peyton of Princeton
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-08-20
B JULIE ! N 5

BULLETIN--New York Jack Kramer, Ted Schroeder, Frank Parker and Gardnar Mulloy, the four players who made up the team which brought the Davis Cup back from Australia, were named today to compose the U. s. team which will defend the cup against the Aussies at Forest Hills over the Labor Day week end.
 BULLETIN -- Lake Success - Carlos Muniz, Brazilian delegate to the Unite Nations, said today he would propose that Britain and Egypt resume negotiations to set tie their dispute over British troop withdrawals and the Sudan.
 BULLETIN Nanking-China today ordered the Russian control led port of Dairen closed "to all foreign shipping" and spokesman said the government was study ing closely frequent reports of Soviet ships from that city supply ing Communist forces.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-08-20
VIRGINIA SHATTUN
 iS VISITING FAMILY

Virginia Shattuck, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Allen Shattuck, ar rived yesterday via Pan American Airways for a three weeks visit with her parents. Miss Shattuck, who is home economist, is em- ployed by the Pacific Gas and Electric Company of San Rafael. Calf. Her job includes featuring to high school students and wo- mems groups all over northern California. Miss Shattuck will meet her new niece, Sally, who was born this month.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-08-20
STEAMER E4OvkMtNTs

Princess Louise, due southbould Friday am, sails for Vancouver 9 am,
 Alaska, sailed from Seattle yester- day 10 am, due Juneau Saturday morning.
 Baranof, due here southbound on Sunday
 Princess Norah, sails this eevning at 9:30 from Vancouver.
 Aleutian, scheduled to sail from Seattle, August g.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-08-20
KUEHL LEAVES

Al c. Kuehl, landscape architect of the U. s. National Park Service, completed his annual business trip this week and has returned to his San Francisco headquarters. Dur ing this years visit, Kuehl visited and inspected all National Park sites in the Territory and assisted in plans for their future develop ment.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-08-20
POLICE COURT NEWS

Lawrence Dick, fisherman, was fined $50 this morning by City Magistrate William A. Holzneimer on a charge of disorderly conduct. Jchn. P Fee, bartender, forfeited $25 tail cn drunk charge.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-08-20
BRIGGS FREIGHTER
 HERE BRIEFLY; OFF
 10 SITKA FOR EISN

Briggs Steamship Company's freighter Southeastern was in port here briefly last night. She had no cargo for Juneau, and continued on to Sitka where she will load fish for Seattle.
 President Phil Briggs flew to Se- attle today with Pan American Air ways to line up cargo for the South eastern to load there when she arrives about August 26
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-08-20
LIQUOR LICENSES

Hearings on two liquor license applications will be held in U. S. District Court here Friday morn ing when court reconvenes at 10 am. Pending are applications from the Mckinley Distributing Go. for wholesale license at Sitka and from Kelly and Moore for the transfer of the Clever Club license in Juneau to John L. Sullivan.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-08-20
DIXORE GRANTED

Julius Lund, 63, was granted a divorce yesterday from Mary Lund 83, after five years of marriage The action was granted by Judge George w. Folta in U s. District Court here
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-08-20
COMMITTEE WILL MEET FOR PLANS
 ON CITY GUESTS
Group to Make Arrange. menfs for Many Visit
 ors Expected Here

Representatives of all Juneal service organizations will meet al t8 o'clock tonight in the i. City Council Chambers to coordinate and make plans for the entertain ment of the many visitors and dig nitaries who are expected to ar rive in Juneau during the next few weeks. Any other interested person is also invited to attend and assist in the plans. ! The meeting was called by Lieut. Comdr Edward P. Chester, Jr, Naval Aide to the Governor, in order to avoid duplication of ef- fort and to seek the maxi mum efficiency in the prepara- tons.
 Visitors will begin arriving on Friday when four U. s. submarines and a Sub Tender dock here for four days with approximately 80 officers and 600 men from the U. S Navy. On Saturday, they will be followed by the HMS Keyna, of the British Navy, with 49 officers and 600 men, who will also visit here for four days.
 Wednesday, 45 prominent mem ters of the Outdoor Writers of America will arrive to hold their annual convention here They will remain in Juneau until Sept. 2.
 William B. Warne, Assistant Secretary of the Interior, will also arrive on Wednesday, accompanied by Harry M. Edelstein, Office of the Solicitor of the Interior De- pertinent, and Joseph T. Flakne, Director of the Alaska Branch of the Division of Territories. They will be here until Friday.
 Congress Comes, Too
 Saturday, guests of the Senate Lands Committee will pass through Juneau during the afternoon and early evening on board the s. s. PfllceSS IOulS-.
 The wives of the Senate Small Business Committee will also ar rive Saturday but will remain here until Sept. 1.
 The Senate Lands Committee will arrive in Juneau on Sept. and will spend the morning hours here enroute to Whitehorse. It will return to Juneau on Sept. 10, re- maining here until Sept. 12.
 The Senate Small Business Com mittee will arrive in Juneau on Board the U.S.C.G. Cutter Wachusett on Sept l, and will visit here until Sept. 3, when it will split into three groups. A group of four wives will remain in Ju- neau until Sept. 6, when their husbands will return and the en- tire group will depart.
 Sept. 6, G. Edgar Vaughn, Brit ish Consul for the Northwestern States and Alaska will arrive for a three day visit.
 On the same day, the House Lands Committee will arrive and will remain here until Sept. 8.
 Committee Change
 The Governors Office has been advised that changes have been made in the party of the House Subcommittee on Territories and Insular Possessions of the Public Lands Committee Comdr. Ches- ter said that the Committee now consists of the following:
 Congressmen Fred L. Crawford, chairman R-Michigan) Clair En- gle GD-Calif); J. E. Peden CD- Okla J. J. and Mrs. LeFevre (R- NY); E. H. and Mrs. Jenison and son (R-IlD; and w. A. Daw- son (R-Utah).
 Others in the group will in clude Alaska Delegate E. L. Bob" Bartlett, Joseph T. Flakne, Direct or of the Alaska Branch, Division of. Territories, and Miss Regina c. Gardiner, Committee reporter.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-08-20
DOUGLAS
 NEWS

Chief Arne Shudshift of the Douglas Fire Department requests 100 percent turnout this evening at ' o'clock of all Douglas fire men to check and paint fire hy- drants.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-08-20
FROM PELICAN CITY

R. II. Williams of Pelican City, IS registered at the Gastineau Ho- tel MT and Mrs. Frank Ingersoll, also ol Pelican, are at the Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-08-20
ARRIVES ON PAN AMERICAN

Mir. and Mrs. J. w. Gooch of Shamrock, Texas, arrived on the Pan American plane from Seattle yesterday They are registered at the Baranof Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-08-20
?. E. HARRIS MANAGER HERE

E. M. Brennan, General Manager of the P, E. Harris Packing Com nany is registered at the Baranof Hotel
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-08-20
JUNEAU SALMON DERBY DETAILS
 IN PREPARATION
Derby Committee Urges Immediate Registration
 for Fishing Contest

Early registration of all prospec- tive contenderS for the big Salmon Derby awards was stressed by President Milo Clouse at last nights regular weekly meet of the Juneau Sportsmens' Club All boats will have to be checked and stamped at either Tee Harbor or Aux Bay Judges stand before entering the fishing area prior to starting time, Clouse reminded attending mem hcrs. These failing to register be- fore Derby Day may lose out on considerable fishing time, since the beats of previously registered en- trees will be given preference" He urged all local entrants to register before Saturday, August 30, to avoid unnecessary bottlenecking at the judges floats on Derby Day.
 Larry Parker announced that rules and map of the district are available at the following business headquarters: Juneau Young Hard ware, Thomas Hardware, Darnells Sport Center, l. Goldstein, Mad sens Bike Shop, Radio Station KINY, Juneau Drug Co.,. and in Douglas at Val Poor's Drug Store.
 Checking Early
 Checking of boats will start at } am. at both Tee Harbor and Aux Bay and boat whistles will reverberate throughout the area tc signal the opening and closing ot the Derby. A warning signal will be sounded at given period tc allow all fishermen plenty of time to reach the weighing in stands before pm, as after dead-line' catches will not be acceptable un- der any circumstances.
 Report on arrangements for the fish barbecue was discussed b. Norma Johnson who is handling details on the food supplies for tht Qdy-IOilS event. MiS. ooiiiioOi stated that volunteers were alread, lined up to cook and serve thu barbecue which will immediatel, follow the Derby closing. Derbl entrants will be entitled to joir III the food-fest without charge and non- entrants will pay thu price of Sl00 cost for childrel will be 50 cents. Mrs. Johnson al so announced that 35 gallons O ice- cream will be donated by th' Sugar Bowl Juneau Diaries, ant Percy's. Other donations include cold drinks by the Card Beverag' Co., and ice for the day will b. furnished by the Glacier Ice Com pany
 Transportation
 Arrangements for transportation were discussed by Phil Senour wht reported that btlsses will leave Jul neau for the fishing area before am. All those desiring means O
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-08-20

L. Linelbcrg, James Parks and J. s. De Huff of Seattle are stay ing at the Baranof Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-08-20
FROM WISCONSIN

MT. and Mrs. Frank Grandy of Lcdi, Wisconsin. are registered at the Hotel Juneau.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-08-20
FROM LOS ANGELES

w. A. Porter, Andy Rickett, and Charles Goldtrap of Los Angeles are registered at the Baranof Ho- tel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-08-20

Harold J. Cranes of Portland has taken a room at the Baranof Hotel
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-08-20
Transportation

Arrangements for transportation were discussed by Phil Senour who reported that busses will leave Ju- neau for the fishing area before 5 am. All those desiring means of
 transportation out to the grounds are requested to contact Senour at
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sin6 Sic utsS Sbre NmaebSrigen
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Central Wertamb? @enn niht, lest
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feline Itillgeleaten &oblenberoperfe.
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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-10-02

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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-10-02

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truman riei cine HntionnI Gonfereni
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bot MN 8ouperneur Serbert ange.
pronet baB bic ISOLDE pom 5. Sftober
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baB es llrlahen gibt oie lnert iilti
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ibren Seil nm bieien Meniten 81
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Sreib Slir Camp, Wtontciiorc Some
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Die GrnGtr,,naslaoc
Scr melt
tSortieblrng bon Seitc 6.

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l. WARD-Edward P. Stapleton
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2. WARD-Stephen Suhajcik (D.)
und Joseph j. Morrow (R).
8. WARD-Thad Fusco U. d. und
Richard M. Masterson (RD.
4. WARD-Wilber c. Walker (R.)
und Michael F. Ole. CD.
5. WARD-Henry w. Speeth (D.)
und Clarence Kramer (Unaun)
6. WARD--Walter E. Berkebile
tD) und Norman S. Evans (R.).
Z. WARD-Paul T. Betley DJ
und John Sidorak (Unabh.).
8. WARD-Thomas F. McCafferty
(R) und Tom N. Gil CD.
9. WARD-Joseph .Eberlng (R.)
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Burke und Ness erringen Nominationen
Bvergermester gewinnt AZ Prozen der Cesomsmmenzuh
ueberrosehfe ober dvrch seine Stuerke

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Der SalIptmabl balten sll finnen.
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Comforter 9.98

Er ist "rops" fur Warme ;. :. we'll er dick ge-
fult NIT feiner faumigcr Wolfe Bedeckt nit
elmer feinen Qualitat Seide in auffallenden
Blnmenmustern und festen Farben am Rand
und Rucken. Grim, Rosa, Blau oder Cedar
Crosse y 81
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und Frank Witthuhn (Unabh.).
10. WARD - Peter Zimmerman
(Unabh. d. und Thomas j. Weber
CD.
IL. WARD-Augustus G. Parker
(R.) und Jean Murrell Capers (D).
IL. WARD-Kein Kontest.
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