The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, May 25, 1933, Page 8

ANNUAL PICNIC OF ELKS WILL BE ON JUNE 18 Affair Will Be Held Thane—Committees .‘\]’(‘ N.Ull( (I THE MORGAN No. S-—--The Bank on t p: oceasion memberec The Master of the House and Hi Those winning awards were: | news photographers who are as- Turkey to Mrs. Georgia Stewart,| signed to the capital. Here is the Centrolling (he affairs of the House 'of Morgan are the partners of the great private banking ., “po B oo WSO8 ® PO L5 reason. Mrs, Roosevelt is shown as cctablichment headed by J. P. Morgan, here shown behind it. Amcng the cther partners are (rear, Mrs. L. F. Morris, chop suey; Mr: ?:3 vcv::lzgaabzrx:ntgxozl;fsggg b': left to right) Thomas W. Lamont, S. Parker Gilbert and Russcll C. Leffingwell, names well known in j 1. Biggs, chicken legs; Mrs. W. o B g 9 actived 2t 00 naticnal and international finance. DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE THURSDAY, MAY 25, 1933 IMANY PRIZES AWARDED AT P.-T. A, AFFAIR Food Demonstration by| | 'Woman's Organization 2 Is Successful \ he Corner is Helpers | Over thirty prizes were awarded at the Food Demonstration given yesterday at the grade school audi- | torium under the auspices of the | Parent-Teacher Association to raise | money for uniforms for the school | orchestras. Mrs. Ray G. Day was in charge of the enterprise and was assisted by a number of mem- bers of the P.T. A. There was a large attendance at the interesting program and those who were present were enthusiastic about the afternoon. In addition to cookery demonstration and anation, a light luncheon was d. | Mrs. Day wished to thank all of | e members of th ecommittee; le assistance made the | the afternoon possible, | Although Mrs. Franklin D. Roose! merchants who co-oper-| velt is one of the most popular in donating ma- st Ladies” in the history of the and prizes to be used United States, it is doubtful if any group of her fellow-citizens are ! Prize Winners more enthusiastic about her than the \od so willingly and pbell, bridge slippers; R | recent party given in her honor by Elizabeth Par- | the Women’s Press Club in Wash- EDITOR'S NOTE: This is the |, third and ecncluding article of of 4 . cories concerning the House | oblem has b of Morgan and the personalities behind it. ay 3y J. R. BRACKETT i c 1933, By Th >l o o0 nal names commitiee made t much arily have ndividual luence iends of M ck R. Van that the even un- same nds say today believes system should be v centralized mere date open der the ge n on ; strength lies not an. He has many Thomas Lamont g red as one to to mako t —— e MRS. CHARLES SEY . GIVEN SURPRISE |sun i PARTY BY FRIENDS 75 " | wr are gan is w Also comparauvfly well | |.~"knu n are Russell Leffingwell and | r Gilbert, one-time ent- | ‘un firm and a 110 s he financial dl friends from Douglas and Juneau, ‘who presented her with an att: tive tea set. ad no one will|to the eneral public The evening was s ersonal influ- \xno\\n only as names, and on bridge and p: s in the firm.|few of ers: were won by aleng Wall Strect that was given a| last evening in hon- | hoo hday by a group Office .| June 3rd. Specifications are available at the the names are known. Her> office of the Superintendent. ‘White, dress; mop and pail. ington. { Mrs. Mrs. J. M. Clark, teakettle; TuERE. - LR sk TR W = f a customer's man Sam Paul, double boiler; Mrs. Dan A e “cae pan witn demonsiracion SALMON CREEK ROAD | 2 g?mg ‘l,“‘.“ Y Mrs. J. A. Bulger, pcrmanem; HOUSE TO OPEN ON wave; Amy K. Guerin, two pounds S e S e WS rm mroa! coltes; M 7 wi- SATURDAY NIGHT| liams, cookies. | foods were awarded to| Leslie R. Mrs. | 0 e 0500 cen o0 Canned Mrs. Tom Shearer and Bill Breslin an- | Ed Hanson, Mrs. nounced today the opening of the | jcently organized girls’ Giracious Lady |NEW MEMBERS DISARMAMENT _ JOIN GIRLS'’ Six new members were initiated into the Girls' Legion Club which was recently organized by Mrs. Sigurd Wallstedt, at the meeting in the Legion Dugout yesterday. In honor of the new members, Wallstedt gave the children & luncheon of cookies and choco- late. Further plans for the Goody Sale to be given by the club members on June 3, beginning at 11 o'cleck in the morning, were discussed at yesterday’s meeting, Twenty-five percent of the procesds of the sale will be turned over to the Boys Bugle Corps to help in the pur- chase of their much needed uni- forms. Those who have joined the re-| club are: Marilyn Jackson, Muriello Wall- stedt, Elaine Bragstedt, Virginia DuFresne, Olga Paul, Mary Fuku- yama, Ina Louise Hildre, Helen Hildre, Kathryn Torkelson, Ruth Torkelson, Louisz Adams, Bernice Meade, Pauline Petrich, Maydelle George, Joan Morgan, Betty Nel-| son, Dorothy Lund, Patricia Stan- yar, Doris Stanyar, Lenore Kauf- mann, Sylvia Davis, Ruth Berth- old, Marion Cass, Arletta Hayden, Susie Winn, Myrna Jewell, Lola La Paugh, Jessie Kilroy, Wanda Klesinger, Olga Baggen and Patsy Radelet. PROBLEM NOT LEAGUE CLUB, ~ BEING SOLVED Fate of Proposed Pact Is Only Conjectured by Delegates GENEVA, May 25—France is re- ported feeling encouraged over the prospects of the world disarma- ment conference following a meet- ing with the British and American representatives. Meanwhile the conference dele- gates pondered the fate of the pact. Countries which are now heavily armed seem against reduction of present armaments. Great Britain, it is understood, does not want to enter the pact if the agreement is restricted to the continent. There is another question as to whether Italy and Germany will adhere to the pact without reduc- tion of the present armament. 0. K. SCANTY SUITS LONDON, Eng., May 25.—Woman swimmers are now to be allowed to wear backless costumes in races and competition, the amateur swimming association has decided Under the old rule the costumes had to reach nearly up to the neck back and front. i () ~~ s, Mrs. P, W, B, Salmon Creek Road House which | ey er, Mrs. Reld Seavers, |y take place next Saturday B Sall Shepard, Mrs. H ikt . \;;n}.{ b“;\w;l('mch F, M. . B Shepard, M Entertainment will be provided | e s fSey, Mrs. AcLennan as well as beer, lunches and an or- | s ot Tnn} 00" Kate ‘Moeller, Mrs. N. J. Petie * |chestra furnished for dancing H xy:mg:n s Ly e “’r’q“ “J g ,:‘,’[‘ | Mr. and Mrs. Breslin will act as | d: Clihénee in, Mrs. H. G. Nordling, Mrs. [host and hostess and do everything | 0. Sabin. Segregates Culprits | "\’Vomt‘n of Moose. {to see that patrons I ve a thor- | {oughly enjoyable eve .- Card party tonight Admission 50c.; Moose Hall.! s|m‘s‘.km f BUDAPEST, May 19 —To prevent e e G e B onrenie o Whe —adv.! and wife, Juneau to court, “black marias” here - =R i — i Alaikan being equipped with separate| Promote Frosperity +rih Pmni- Mabel . Jas Security compartments for each prisoner. er's Ink! [ us Heineman, Sumdum; - Schumann mdum; T. Frank Boni- BUSTER BROWN SHOES FOR CHILDREN E. L. Nulty a Seattle; Floyd Ha: mes Hansen, Sea ge (mmm Seattle. e CALL FOR BIDS | to notify all firms and ons wishing to submit bids on! kalsomining of Reoms and| in the Juneau Elementary - ol and the Juncau High School ubmit same to Superintendent’s on or before Saturday, n, LEADER DEPT. STORE George Bros. Store Open Evenings HOUSE DRESSES Just arrived, priced from $1.00 to $1.50 (Allover embroidery, broadcloth, etc.) Juneau School Board, J ms are lable when n, Francis D. '_v av ROWE, Supzl-:lt‘n‘l,:r‘l:cnl. 9 ol Fam, Harry 5.~ " At GARNICK’S, Phone 174 card game a de-| than was his father’s; that the D. Dickey, S. Pa Ol papers atiamabmmoire: licious supper was served pasiners of the firm hm near- rd Hopkinson, jr.,| A ) | e et : fi*‘"g?“;;»nii?fm : :;ulmun|||nmm|||||||||11||||||||||||u||||m||||||||||!|||||u||||||||||||||mmummu|nu||!u||||||u|m|m|||||||m|||| Henry Sturgis Jun- reached through conference of many financial minds in firm. morning the partners meet | Newh: Kronquist They'll Be Witnesses Mrs. He: m among this group the Mrs. LeRoy nal comm inyesti K:rk‘mam md Vlm ban! choose the IOWA GUARDS ESCORT ALLEGED LEADERS OF RIOT they were f ome of the men arrected 2s a result of an lowa mob attack on a district judge are shown as ~ ulu: from the national guard armory at Le lars, la, to the guards’ encampment at the Le Mars cnunh‘y glub. (Associateg Press Photo) — WHITE HORSE EXCURSION LEAV TOMORROW (FRIDAY) MORN DANCE IN SKAGWAY FRIDAY NIGHT -— BALL GAMES AND DANCE IN WHITEHORSE SATURDAY M.S. Prince of Wales GET YOUR TICKETS —at— J. B. Burford & Co. FIRST COME FIRST SERVED BRING YOUR LUNCH —We furnish the Coffee! AR HIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII|I|||IIIIIIIIIIII||IIIIIl|IIIIIIl||||IIIIIIIIIII|II|IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIII|IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII IIIIIE Genuine “Plumb” Scout Axes (with Sheath ) Marble Safety Match Boxes Head Nets (fine m “Filson™ Viko Aluminum Camp carrying case Model 34A 22 Rifle ... SCOUT KNIVES, 2) T BOY SCOUTS IT’S TIME TO GET YOUR EQUIPMENT TOGETHER $1.65 .60 A 1.00 Kits with ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, E L ................ - $19.60 FLASHLIGHTS FISHING TACKLE, AMMUNITION, CANVAS Juneau-Young Hardware Co. IIIIIIHIHIIIIIlllllIIIIIIIlllllllllIIIIIIIIIIII!IIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII At the most reasona | Shii E ngravi GIFTS of JEWELRY Enduring Mementos of Graduation Have Started Up! Wrist Watches Rings, Chains Charms, Novelties Leather Goods The Nugget Shop ble prices in years d prices ng Free “w 1 I i