The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, April 5, 1935, Page 7

DOUCLAS NEWS e e e} FIREMEN DECIDE DATE FOR ANNUAL DANCE May 11, gular unteer was the date meeting of the Fire Department r annual dance | A. Shudshift, G. n, Rex Fox, com- committee rangements for the big pose ihe make affair was the main subject of the meeting, how- favorable vote was re- | corded for seeking representation in the Channel league during the coming appointed to approach the baseball officials in Juneau on the subject as follows; R. Bonner, J. Doogan, A. E. Gaeiz and A. Shudshift. Some isswes pertaining to fire protection were also. talked about and at the end of the meeting a kez of heer provided by Mayer A. E. Goetz as a compliment De ment was the main of a sicial wind-up. - .o DANCE TONIGHT FOR D. H. §. DECLAM. TEAM Cemplimentary to the swudents will lea next Monday for present the Doug- ool in the declamatory d Student body will| give a dance this evening in the| Eagles Hall. Miss Lucille Pepoon will pany the team which Glén Edwards wrepresentative in oratory, Helen Campbell in dra- matics and Jessie Fraser in the| humorous division. They will leaye on the Alaska next Monday, and accom- appointed to season. A committee was | to the | event | includes | rench doors ccnstructed at the\ ar "center. c plet deals with an American | who entertain strong preju- f 2zainst Americans. In spite { this dislike the son of the Am-| rican family falls in love with the | English daughter. Glenn Edwards plays the part of the American Youth and Helen Campbell is the English girl. Included in the cast of ten char- acters is Gordon Mills as Hiriam Draper; Mary Loken, Mary Draper; Jean Campbell, Lady Beauchamp; Betty Sey, Lady Ducksworth; Dick Kilburn, Sir Percy Beauchamp; | Irving Fleek, Honeycutt; Olavi/ Wahto, Flunkey; Esther Shafer, Thomas; and Frank Cashel, Jen- nings. The first scene takes place in| the Savoy Hotel, London; the sec- ond, at the Beauchamp's country home; and the third at Lady | Ducksworth’s home. The Junior Prom will be given 'Apr:l 27, the next night after the | dlay buc plans have not been com- lplated as yet for this annual dance e - ANDTHER HONOR FOR DOUGLAS HIGH SCHOOL A telegram has' been received from Commissioner ©f Education stating that | *he Douglas High school has been | accredited by the Northwest Asso- | iation of Secondary and Higher Schools. Mr. Karnes is atiending the In- land Empire Association in Spo- | »ne. Washington, where the ap- | plication and credentials of the local high school were favorably acted upon. The Douglas High is already ac- | credited by the University of Wi | ington, and this additional accre tation gives the Douglas school a far better rating with the higher institutions of learning and also gives the graduates a prestige they otherwise would not have. - ‘Anthony E. Karnes, THE DAILY ALA,SKA EMPIRE, FRID AY, APRIL 5, 1935. some that Coach —having two more years of college NUT B]G clNcH ompetition in which to develop still further—had only to their shell Berlinward and OLYMPIADS - on the same waters day a freshman SEATTLE, April 5—~The Un terrific d ied the colors of vei ity of Washington rowinsy the Unive of Washington to ravy, including varsity, junior in even more decisive victory over variity and freshman crews, ome of the finest fir ar left here teday for Oaklang, | Pelition the eastam c. Cal, where it will meet the pros University of Califernia in a regaita Saturday, April 13. TOW ssie has luzed. Five Sc:h Mcve These Tom Boll oar:men, sophomores now, have 1 by ng the 1934 Husky octet Up By W. A. WELLS BERKELEY, Cal, April 5—It seems nominations for the United States' standard-bearer in the 1936 Olympics rowing competition at Berlin are still decidedly opens notwithstanding the 193¢ Pough- keepsie regatta. A year ago, when the University California eight swept down the than against likely Ulbrickson = will California in their thless. pite of the vea Ulbrickson to convince him worst water in has seen that at Happy ending to'i MRS. HANNA knew all the movie stars—and knew the ones she liked best. It was hard to get her to a picture, unless one of her favorites was playing. Hudson for a smashing victory there fmw widespread conclusions | Ky Ebright's proteges | point | | the! oh] the | crew with | ing situ com- | s-trained| this spring that it's = 13 duel a crew so changed | mnel all advance dope will | .|towing in the junior colleges. The | material five of these supus will be in| Not a of tha vartity boatload for the big stands than six feet, while 12 ma : on the Qakland estu- of them are 6-4 or better. The ary. Of five Poughkeepsie varsi- first boat as now constituted aver- teers still in school only two—Cap- | ages 179 pounds and 6 feet 2% tain White. bow man, and | inches—in comparison to the 180- Coxowvain Bob Moch, seem sure of pound, 6-3 average of the 1934 champs. a an equally (‘on(us-‘ ion has prevailed. Ebright two Poughkeepsie vets. dge and Evald ann-‘ on, in varsity boatload “Fa Pays Dividends i It 15 posible others may find 3laces but Ebright maintain: he h disappointed in the | show! { his veterans and vows there possibility the 1935 var sity may be an almost new aggre- zation Bob AL Califor: - = |Pensions at 55 Sought by Scotland’s Spinsters had or Laurer first GLASGOW, Swll.md Apni! 5i— With the slogan “Pensicns at Scottish spinsters are banding provide against poverty in thelonc liness of their old age. “We want to abolish the spec- tacle of the B50-year-old spinster thrown aside in the battle of life without any means of support,” said Miss B. G. Gunn, organizer of the Association of Spinsters, which has already enrolled more than 1,- 000 members here and in Edin- burgh. A weekly pension of $3.75 will be sought from Parliament Tae man-power situation at Berkeley is staggering this and indicates the Golden Bears are reaping rewards of sponsoring from these California evolving “farms” is better than ever had the 52 candidau‘s Charter No. 5147 the Territory of Alaska, Loan nd Overdrafts United State Other bonds, Banking house, +$58,000.00; Real estate owned other Cash in yault and balances Redemptlion fund with United States Treasurer and due United States Government and postal savings deposits.. Deposits of other banks, including certified and cashiers’ Circulating notes outstanding Capital account: Other bonds, stocks, and securities Reserve District No. 12 REPORT OF CONDITION OF THE 4o . First National Bank of Juneau at the close of business on March 4, 1935. RESOURCES £5 Discounts § 400,876.05 1,007.56 Government obligations, direet and/or ful- ly guaranteed 282,250.00 309,230.00 stocks, and securiti furniture and fixtures, $1,- 490.00 59.490.00 5.00 486,279.37 than banking house with other banks from United States Ti asurer 2,500.00 TOTAL ASSETS $1,541,667.08 LIABILITIES Demand deposits, except United States Goyernment de- posits, public funds, and depgcsits of other banks $ 360,649.04 Time deposits, except postal savings, public funds and deposits of other hanks 746,539.84 Public funds of States, countles, school Lu&lmtc or other subdivisions or municipalitics 152,976.13 66,733.18 checks outstanding 42,666.24 50,000.00 Commen stock, 500 shares, par $100.00 per share Surplus Undiyided profits—net 50,000.20 50,000.00 16,102.65 TOTAL LIABILITIES $1,541,667.98 MEMORANDUM: Loans and Investments Pledged to Secure Liabilities United States Government obligations, direct and/or ful- ly guaranteed $ 171,100.00 157,050.00 TOTAL PLEDGED (excluding rediscounts) ~.$ 328,150.00 Pledged: (a) Against circulating notes outstanding . $ 50,000.00 () Against U. 8. Government and postal savings deposits () Against public funds of States, counties, school districts, or other subdivisions or muni- cipalities 121,100.00 157,050,00 GOES TO llOQl’l'lAl. 3 W Henry Nelson entered St. Ann's hospital yesterday for treat- ment and perhaps an operation for appendicitis. FORMER VISITOR ENJOYS FISHING IN SOUTH AFRICA Replete with pictures of fish catches that would make any en- thusiastic angler green with ¢ a full page story describing TOTAL PLEDGED G NS s 7 i . Territory of Alaska, Town of Juneau, ss: Llsten, Ruth, Mr. Hanna said Vo s I, E. McClain, Cashier of the above-named bank, do solemnly 5 ¢ t swear that the above statement is true to the best of my knowledge and belief. will return home on the North-| $ 328,150.00 western April 12. While at Peters- bur y will be entertained by various residents there. At least four and perhaps five schools will be represented at the meet. E. McOLAIN, Cashier. SMITH, GEO. A. PARKS, Di- one morning, “you’re the funniest Correct—Attest: rectors. Sworn to and subscribed befere me this bth day of April, 1935, (SEAL) H. L. FAULKNER, Notary Public for Alaska. : é - My commission expires August 6, 1936. give a movie star a break, unless = JOHN RECK, W. G. -~ JUNIOR CLASS TO GIVE | PLAY LATER IN MONTH “So This Is London,” famous stage pl will be staged by the Junior class of Douglas high school the evenings of April 25 and 26.| Miss Karnes is coaching the com- edy, wi will be presented in|ing experiences in Falsc Bay wat- the hizh hool auditorium. Mr. ers, South Africa, written by John Pederson and his shop hoys have|V. Rittenhouse appeared in a Janu- gharge calcimining the stage| &y suc of the “Cape Times, scenery. e walls will be gray with | Capetown. South Africa. a darker trim on the woodwork. Mr. Rittenhouse, who with his he stage will- be widened and|wife, has been a frequent visitor * - | to Juneau, is an ¢ nt sportsman {and while in Alaska spent most of () woman in the world. You won't fish- She knew all the Movie stars you like him. But you'’ll genul other? Let's get a cof- Distilled take on any coffee that (resb\y nly from the fee that knows how nushed sugar cane: comes along. Don’t you i | his time hunting and fishing. For the last several years Mz and Mrs. Rittenhouse have traveled | in Eurpps, Australia, Asia and Africa and he has been indulging in his favorite sport, fishing, in | the waters of &ll countries and b) climes, according to a letter re-| honestly get tired of to put on a good per- this floating around formance. I mean Hills ~ *ently received from him by Goy. » /e | Troy. : In the delightfully readable arti- cle concerning fishing in False Bay, Mr. Ritienhouse writes, “for variety, size and gameness of bot- | tom feeders, these waters are cer- tainly that long-sought ‘Fisher- | man’s Paradise.’” He also asked to be remembered ‘tc all of his old friends in Juneau. B2 SRR S i Bros. Coffee. from one brand to an- “I mean Hills Bros. Coffee” “You like a happy ending on your pic- Youdon’t need a horse . .« an exclusive club...nora tures, and I like a happy ending on my full-dress suit toappreciate a real fine whiskey. Just ask for Fox Hollow. You’ll | Forest fires start and burn much {more easily in stands of timber |that have been killed by insects that eat the leaves and bore into the trunks. - .- meals. Hills Bros. might cost a penny or gt the best ... . ata sectsi- so more a pound, but it gives you more ble price. Fox Hollow WHISKEY % WORLD IMPORTERS INC., 3 , ” £ \\\\\\\\\\v} \ it e o e flavor and richness. Let's get some today. wntl \ | jug. TOTEM GROCERY. adv. X ; B L SEATTLE | syOP IN JUNEAU FIRST! AT PIGGLY WIGGLY YOU GET EXACTLY WHAT YOU WANT AT THE RIGHT PRICE AT PIGGLY. WIGGLY, IVES MAKE THEIR KNOWLEDGE PAY. DIVIDENDS , _ YOU’LL FIND If you can’t trust your meat man you ’d better trade elsewhere . . . that is an old saymg——bul it_still app]les, And that’s why we at PIGGLY ’T HERE' L WIGGLY go to much trouble to maintain rigid standards of quality first of all in our Meat De partment and secondly throughout the whole » store. We believe that we merit your complete trust. TRY US AND SEE FOR YOURSELF. [ ° BUTTER 2lbs. 69c| EGGS 3 doz. 89c Coffee PIGGLY WI(,GLY MEATS Cheese ill Chase & Sanborn BACON, Ib. 33 Tillamook 29¢ 1b. Sl Cold Coin 29¢ lb. PICKLES—Fresh Cucumber, Hemz, Full quart .. ... 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