The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-06-17

Fishermens Cafe which was burned
 out about year ago.
 MT. and Mrs. Cleve Haskins have bought the Erler Apartments, formerly operated as the Erler Hotel. from Mrs. John Peterson.
 The building was constructed about
 50 years ago by MT. w. P. Mills as
 a home for his bride, and, in 1924
 was bought by the Harry AshballS to be converted into a hotel. MT. Haskins plans to use the
 rear buildings for his -icycle shop
 and stove cleaning business.
 Tne National Cemetery was this week turned over to the Park i Service which until now has been responsible for it's maintenance. Sgt. RoEsrt Reed who has been here since last August in charge of large scale improvements to. the ceme- tery, this week turned the prop erty over to the custody of Park Service representative Ben Miller
 MT. and Mrs. R. H. Cameron nave received word of the arrival Of a granddaughter born June to their daughter, Evelyn. and her husband, MT. Garth Kanen, in Ketchikan. Garth, a former em- ployea on Japonski is now stationed at. Annette Island as maintenance engineer with CAA. The baby was named Yvcnne Marie.
 On charge of disorderly con- Guct Ernie Carter was fined Sl00 and given a six months suspended sentence by the US. Commissioner Friday morning
 Willard Paul, 21, Thursday was fined $100 and given thirty days on a charge of illegally entering the second story of the Sitka Laundry i and resisting arrest by night pat rolman Coggeshall.
 Charles Kidd returned from Pelican last weekend after Spend- ing a month in charge of the First Bank of Sitka Agency there. He was replaced by Mrs. Carl John- son, also an employee of the bank.
 The Lions Cluc and Rotary met in mortal combat Wednesday eve ning on the Mt. Edgecumbe dia- ncnd Before a large crowd ot cheering wives and friends. The game ended with a score of ' to in favor of the Lions but recheck the following day seemed to indi- cate that the game ended in a tie, 6 to 6. A playoff was promptly scheduled for Saturday evening cut was rained out.
 Outstanding event of the game concerned Lions catcher Jones who, in a particularly spectacular catch sp.it his trousers and was forced to continue the game in a contrived sarong until sympathetic friend rushed him another pair of pants. II was noted that MT. Jones favors 5 orts Of robins egg blue.
 Marriage licenses were this week taken out by Adelaide L. Bartness of Juneau and Mark Jacots. Jr. and Norma I. Brcokman and John p Inde.
 Mir. and Mrs. Nick Peterson ot Sand Point, Alaska, have announce5 the engagement of their daughter, Marian c'TweetD, to Frank Paul, Jr., whose father. owns and orer- ates the seiner Zingo Miss Peter son and MT. Paul are both stu dents at Mt. Edgecumbe School. They plan to be married this fall at St. Michaels Cathedral by the Rev. Ossorgin of whose choir MT Paul is a member.
 Mir and Mrs. Bill Sarvela were sll Erised by a housewarning party Thursday evening when Is Of their friends dropped in with 2 gift of a large mirror for their new home m Marine Street.
 A group of friends and neighbors gathered at the Julius Ferney rcme saturday evening fer sur rrise party for Mrs. Ferney. The .ad.cs srent the evening emtroid-
 ling autographed tea towels as ememkrances for Mrs. Ferney who, with her small son and daughter, will leave for Seattle this week to enter a hospital for major surgery.
 Mir Fernay has been editor of the Sitka Sentinel for the past year and will join bis family in the States on the return of Sentinel owners MT. and Mrs. Harold veatch w,o plan .toi9sie here next month.
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