The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, July 3, 1935, Page 7

B T O L 58 B THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, = Ry T T T VUS TRV A e NU TR“UBLE Is Albert Fleek of Douglas, was ad" FLIES TO HOONAH “lianski and Chichagof. Alex Holden. Sitka. (that she is leaving that port on JOINS FATHER itted to n's H nnl last| C. Prahl a passenger to| lane on the flight M. Soley was a passer onfthe firse sibame; W. Gordon, son of W. D. Gordon, m i SoAteh feR b e 3 g iyl i 3 the plane from i, W. E; Rooney was a, passenger superi the White Pass e A and was operated upon for Hoonah ‘today on the schcduled‘mday inehr o DAGE Hedlle Inst | and Yik at A¥hitet . Y. night \\ppcndl itis ‘this morning: Fleek is um of thé PAA Fairchild to Pun-| e qKE in the PAA Fairchild piloted T from Vancouver, repurted to be doing very well - Bay, Hoonah, Port Althorp, Lis-| SHOP IN JUNEAU! ¢ dflh lex Holden way on the Char- U.S. MARSHAL et | s Pilot Bob Ellis, f the Lock- Young Gordon, after attend- {Son of Cyril /ul)off f‘lo\\q \1 s. Oyril Z whose home is uled trip to Ketchikan, left Juneau { heed Vega on the regular sched-|ing school Outside, joins his father CELEBI{\'FE ’I‘HE FOLV‘R'[‘H A‘\T ". H\‘l«’ ‘1()!11 5lll\a foy :‘::)I::'xlsl(‘\:;( :hbx‘m ”“v.:;:vk,.lxt\ (h:::\‘:::: ,\Pl"‘l::!.\ii‘lx\r'u\\l‘!l J. D. Copeland fm'i S o . et r the summer Medical Attention at St. Anns Hospital. Hospital e el SERE ATTENTION FIREMEN authorities report that the Miss Violet ild, Murray condition is not considered se: brother, W. N yd Jarman, and that he will probably be dis- sengers on tl the sched- charged from the hospital upon of the Cl 8 to | the arrival of his mother who tele- B. C. Ba and ' graphed from Seattle last night chemist from Harroga Effort to Wln Postpone-, ment of Resumption Un- til Monday Rejected ] 5 b l(,onunued irom Page One) ! i will be added to ‘the wnrk! : Crnfercnce Held I ¥ e i E1 Rodenberg, chairman of a FEATURING HELEN and SMOKEY her All firemen are requested to re- * pas- port at the Fire Hall tomorrow > | morning at 9 a.m, for the FOURTH JULY PARADE. C V. W. MULVIHILL, England ady Ch'ef. PAA Fairct es of the Alaska Juncau Mine in the Moos> Hail al 1 y, 1eported at & meet- 11 this afternoon, had conferred with L. H. Metzrar, Genoral Sap- etintondent of tha'mine, this morn- i Jdenbérgt caid -that the com- e had reguested Melzrar pés dofe epening ¢! the minc un- Ld Monday to allow cion of the strike sitr that 'II)Q men who have " filed applications for wark expect to return to the mine on Friday, and also that the com- munity expects the mine to open on that day, and another postpone. not advisable. The committes thon requested-as- surance -that all ‘men employéd in = the ming af the time .of thp stilke would be allowed to return to woik. Metzgar stated ‘that there would b2 rimination against. men who - had served as pickets, had been ac- tive in. union . afafirs, or who were now in jail, but that the Alaska Ju- neau - Mine reserved the rizht to< rearomabla, selection, but that wher- ever pasible lhe would . get their old jobs back as a matter of % eampany: pelicy, 2 Chavles. Crozier, member of the union: hoard of trustees, who, made # short talk ab the meeting today, od the men to stick with the tpicng, The, same senliment was vriced by Al Nygren, pr mod/%ad BUY/ TASTE -3 DANCE AND ENjOY . « Beer "iE FINEST DANCE FLOOR IN ALASKA!. * Fines v the un‘on, who followed or o l(v- 2 3 the speakers’. platform We guarante® you a (B 1';('3’ The meeting today was attended by -about f AT T o good time cnd a "T/!USE.L ATTENTION O. E. S. 1¥s what's inside the bottle that counts! It took all of Seagram’s skill and experience to find just the right combination of rich blend« ing whiskies to create the famous “Crown” taste. The whiskies Seagram selected from its priceless treasure are rich, full-bodied, ideally suited to blending.” Together they develop those charac+ teristics of bouquet and flavor that can’t be imitated, that make Seagram’s Crown Whiskies America’s favorites, first in sales: gmmg tmmn R Blndid Whishivs CB There will be a special meeting | of the Order, of FEastern Stars, ! Juneau Chapter No. 7, Friday, June | y \ ' " i i 5, al 8 pan. to plan for the recep- |{ Mrs, ‘Frimees Hayden tion of the Most Worthy Grand ® t Matron. It is important that all Proprictor fiiembers be present. LILLIAN G. WATSON, —adv, Secretary. LR A TR SRR Entertainment | Night o’ the 4th % Featuring Thursday Night TOMMY STERLING And His Prince Rupert Orchestra THURSDAY NIGHT ONLY Pl wod B HEET Y Watermelon* = lce Cold Beer l;quors -Wine STl Fresh Meats E oW wfh v o CELEBRATE IN JUNEAU'S SMARTEST NIGHT SPOT TONIGHT WITH THE The Terminal Trio FINEST FOOD, SERVICE, MUSIC and BALLROOM TERMINAL CAF “On Junéuu's Busiest Corner” } ke W 5 5 e JAMES RAMSAY &S PHONE 182 ==~ %~ ”‘*wmm . §