The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, May 25, 1932, Page 7

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Old Papers for sa'e at Empire Office| 8-PIECE Dining Suite WALNUT $79.50 $89.50 $125.00 $157.50 JUNEAU-YOUNG DOUGLAS NEWS IR HERRRG R DOUGLAS GIVES BIG TIME FOR KARLSRUHE MEN Cruiser Band Gives Con-! cert—Dance Is Held in Natatorium | , including both and enlisted men atte | dance given in their ho |by the Douglas City Counci! h [1ast night. The Natatorium vas ‘none too big for the crowd and |with the large number of uniforms tin evidence and beautiful deco- from ‘the Junior Prom tionally fine by ruhe band, the affair iant and gay. H ing the dance 2n open ¥ yed in the ball er Max Joas m the Karlsruhe, of the people on uring the evening Mayo rs. Feusi kept open house| itors and the members| d as well as of re royally e and after the dance he band concert consisted of | fcllewing numbers: Trene un Trene, Marsch—Blan- | kenburg, H Ouverture Alfonso D'Estrolla = Schubert, Un, sche Tanze Nr. 5§ and 6 ahms. Munchner Komazak. Porpourie a. d. Oppte Die lus- tige Witwe—Lehar, 6. Hie gut Brandenburg Marsch— | Henrion. Fur Fanfaron und Kesselpau- Kindl, Walzer — | 2.PIECE Overstuffed Suites MOHAIR $87.50 $97.50 VELOUR $79.50 TAPESTRY from $99.00 up 3-PIECE Bed Room Suites WALNUT fr $67.50 up WALNUT DRESSERS $19.50 up WALNUT CHIFFONIERS $16.50 up | bridge THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, WEDNESDAY, MAY 25, 1932. DOUGLAS BOY GIVEN HONOR Is Second Highest in Phipps Scholarship Awarding The Margaret E. Phipps Scholar- ship was awarded to George Hen- ton of Fairbanks High Sct cording o word received by itendent C. H: Bowmen, rezident. Charles the ‘Alaska Agricultural College and. School of Mines. All boys in their Senior year of the Territorial High Szhools were eligible to take the examination. The scholarship carries with it a one hundred and fifty dollars cash donation yearly, for a four- ir from P 1|year period. The standings as receivec by Superintendent Bowman for the four highest in the Territory, are as follows: e Henton, Fairbanks 94.70. Willlam Cashen, School, 8820. Aaron Johnson 86.00. 3 Lundell, 2.85 e eee CARD PARTY TONIGHT ¥z eve! in the High Douglas High Nome High Douglas High s’ H arranged by A will be give large crowd is exnent- ed to attend. There will be both and whist. 15 PUPILS ARE BIVEN DEGREES, SAYS BUNNELL Alaska Coilege Enrolment During Tenth Year Passed 200 Mark .Iteen pupils received degrees having completed their reg- r-year courses at the Alas- ltural College and School hear Faitbanks, at the anhual commencement of hat tock place announced | E. Bun-| who is enroute to e dn busine and for treat- ment for his The college enrolled over 200 regular and 1 course pupils inz the year just closed, and e than 140 of them were regu- lar course pupils. All dormitory accommodations were filled to ca- pacitly, he said. “While we would expect ordin- sion it is possible there will be none, or a very slight one,” he said. And if there were a large increase, housing difficulties might ome serious. Dr. Bunnell spent the after- noon here Monday conferring with Gov. Parks, Commissioner Charles E. Flory ¢f the Department of Agriculture, Dr. H. W. Alberts, Director of Experiment Stations in Alaska, B. D. Stewart, Mining Supervisor, and others. He will return in two or three weeks. The college this year celebrat- ed its tenth anniversary as a gcing educational concern. Dr. Bun- nell, who prior to becoming its head, spent several years on the bench as Federal Judge in the Fourth Division, at the same time chserxed the as its President. Janet GAYNOR—Warner BAXTER COLISEUM Thursday—Friday—Saturday SERIES 222 THE NEW Hupmobile 8 IN TRUTH A CAR FOR A NEW AGE! JAMES CARLSON Juneau Distributor E. Bunnell ofyf4 tenth enniversary n The New FORD V-8 Is Here This picture gives a full-length view of Henry Ford's latest automobile product — an eight- cylinder car of 65 horepower, said to be capable of 75 miles an hour. Among other features it has a silent synchronized gcar shift, dewn draft carburetor and carburetor silencer. Tudor Sedan, $735 f.0.b. Juneau, one of 14 different models. . 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