The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, April 9, 1936, Page 7

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE. THURSDAY, APRIL 9, 1936. | DOUGLAS ~ NEWS NRS. M. JENSEN Entertaining Program Giv-| en Last Night—Election Vote Is Canvassed Preceding a program Douglas Club, held election of officers at the r@gular meeting last night. The mpeting took place at the home of Mgs, C. H, Bowman who was assist- by Mrs. P. A. J. Gallwas. The officers are, Mrs, J n, president; Mrs. Rose Davis, sice~presidetit; Mrs. E. E. Enzst(om cretary: Mrs. M. Pusich, treasyr- | the Latler three being re-elected. | oAt was demdcd to give a mid- T, dngce on June 27 lor me hefit of the schopl. Jileaditig the program . was ; Mrs J.P. Williams. from _the, Juneau | Women's Club who spoke on Inter- national Relations. One of the, phincipal causies of war she said was mgsunderstandings due to /the dif- v‘i in viewppints 1mbngsv. na- b vel entertaining n Italy and Ethiopia in the Jensen read a paper on Carl Works and recited entitled “Smoke and Steal. Grace Naghel had four of Island Wamen's | Mareus tive sales. Appraisals the way from $25.00 to $100.00 per lot, according to size and location were established. The appiication of Gus George to buy a lot on St. Ann’s Avenue, was favorably voted upon. Consideration was then given to the projects considered for the FERA work and it was decided to have completed the Third Street fill and the drainage flume on Fifth, also have the baseball park graded and leveled. ————— CHURCH SERVICES Special Lenten .. Services will be | held Friday evening at 7:30 o'clock in the Douglafi Catholic Church CHILDREN'S PARTY AT NORMANDY LODGE Little Norma Dee Gk fibfoughs y enjoyed her first birthdfly party esterday at Normandy, on the Gla- | iér Highway, where the ZoNowing | d alsorto | celebrate with _her cousin, Apn Louise Henning, on her third inrth {day: Adults Mr. and Mrs. George | Folta, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Henning, | Mr. and Mrs. N. B. Cook, and Mes- dames William Walthers, H. .Hollmann Clagire and Dickie Folta, Carol |Karnes, Patricia Coolin, Evelyn | vHollmmn Paula Kay Cook, Ann | Louise Henning, Norma Dee Cook. " FUIL HOUSE “You can get a FULL HOUSE | Winngr! Ask your liquor denler.” | X —adv. | - ENTERS HOSPITAL | Mrs. Helen Kunz was admitted to \Ilu Government Hospital last night A. E. Karnes; cmldren‘ JUNEAU TO BE ~ FLYING NG GENTER Activity in Aviahon Circles Increasing in City Increased activity in local cir- cles marks the near approach of the summer flying season. | A radio message was received by Bob Ellis, PAA agent, stating that | Pilot Alex Holden will fly from Seat- tle to Juneau, with a PAA Fairehild | 71 pontoon-equipped plane within | the mesr future, as soon as weather | permits. Pilot Sheldon Simmons of the ring, which stated the latter will ! arrive in Juneau within a few days | to accept a position as pilot of the | Lockheed Vega plane flown to Jus * neau from Seattle last week by Wil- "bur Irving. The PAA float was towed mw position at the Keeny float Tues- day and is at present occupied by Irving’s Lockheed plane. The North Canada Air Express Pilgrim transport plane flown by |at Juneau for the last two weeks, | has two flights scheduled for the | coming week-end, a trip to Taku !with Mary Joyce and her famous | dog team, weather permitting, and he referred to the conflict | for a dollar o less — and It's 3| o flight to Fairbanks next Sunday. A new monocoupe plane, purchas= | ed by Adrian Roff, is now in Seat- | tle and will arrive in Juneau in the near future, and the Aeronca sea- | plane bought by the Gastineau Fly- | ing Club will be delivered here wn.h- - littie dancing girls do a pretty andq win be. given medical lleaL-J n a month, Harcld R. Brown has accop:edl EASTER nber. Mrs. J. E. McKinley, also itor from the Juneau Club told wbout the programs in Juneau, men- uoning some of them coming up in the near future. Delicious refreshments were serv- ed at the close of the meeting. Mrs. Al Lundstrom, Mrs. Rose Davis and M Robert. DuPree will be the hostesses as the next regular meet- ing of the Club, scheduled for two weeks hence. - NERLAND A VISITOR AT L. 0. O. F. S Bringing greetings from the . far north, Senator Andrew Nerland of Fairbanks was a visitor at the regu- lar, meeting of Douglas Odd Fellows last night, and coontributed to the entertainment of the session with a thlk. Senator Nerland told his listeners . that his membership in the lodge dated back to 1902 at Dawson, | o A TP B "ELECTION VOTE CANVASSED ia}.meeting of the Douglas C y Couneil was held last evening tp canvass the ballots cast at the 1 1t election, and A. E. Goetz was declared elected to the mayorship, Tom Cashen, Ed. McCormick, Lew Nunamaker, counciimen elect, and Robt. Dupree, school director. The city dads then went over a riumber of lots owned by the city to ment. '8 EASTER NECKWEAR @ Each, 35¢ 3 for $1.00 NEW SPRING SHAP Pearl, Blue, Gray, Fawn Tan, Brown— | All Felt Hats—EACH SPEC in STYLISH HATS— - $3.50 ES BLACK CALF OXFORDS in Plain or Cap Toe ORIGINAL C Double Vamp—Arch Support in 12-14-16 inch tops HIPPEWA HI-TOPS ‘Alaska Air Transport received a | letter yesterday from. Gens, M\\'-‘ L. F. Barr, which has been based | DOUBL WORK SHIRTS $l.00 a position as dispatcher and agent for the Alaska’ Air Transport, and began work yesterday at the com- pany’s float. Mr. Brown was form- erly employed by the, Standard Oil Company in Juneau for four years, and worked for the same company in Seattle during the last two years. Gordon Gmmm who will be em- Jhe Alaska Air Transport this summer as mechanie, will rive. here early next week. FULL HOUSE ]‘ “You can get a K‘ULL HOUSE for a dollar or less — and It's a| Wmner' Ask your llqnm dealer.” | 7? 7 b LT (/ I%(’.ff' /‘xgzze-:' 1444 277 7;(/() viled fre 4 / vececcedd preeced under Cnnadmn Gov't PER PINT SEAGRAM’S 5 CROWN DBlended Whishey IALS PATHIC OXFORDS STYLISH TWEED PANTS—-(,qu‘ Bottems — Extra Quality PAIR ... NAVY BLUE OR TAN CORDUROY PANTS— Cuff Bottoms—G PAIR E BACK HICKORY 500 samples of fine SPRING WOOLEN SUITS and OVERCOATS—$27.50 to $46.50 determine their value for prospec- | !ATALO?;'“! .6 x 6-8-—1% One Panel Doors._$3.09° E3on u—u,? 2:Light Windows 2.3 1 30 x 24 2-Light Window Frames. 228 |1 x4 Molded Casing, per 100 . 3.00 { ments i1 or large on Sash, et riomes, Finn & Common Lumber. Cabinet Work, u-muu. ‘Veneer Panels 'MILLWORK SUPPLY CORP. SEATTLE ROGERS and | HELEN ARDELLE | CHOCOLATES l In a lovely assortment i and Special Easter ® Boxing and Wrapping ‘Guy Smith’s Drug Stores EASTER CAPS $1.50 to $2.50 FRANK L. JOHNSON, Representative BIG VAN’S South Franklin St. Next to Midget Lunch S—DANCE SETS DAT vy/ L e 5y o ) ood Standard Quality— s; oo Blue dnd SHIRTS, ray CHAMBRAY ipper, each $¢.00 BUCK- HECT HI- TOPS 1SHO FOR g mgn%xs ROBINSON A kitchen shower, given by Misses Alpha and Linda Furuness for Miss Margaret Robinson, whose marriage to Mr. Ernest L. Smith has been an- nounced for Easter Sunday, was held at the home of Miss Robinson fast night. Guests invited to the affair were: Misses Roberta Dooley, Mt mer, Dolly Baldwin, Astri@ Loken, Margaret Pearce, .Tula ; Jackson, Helen Baroumes; and .Mesdames Verne Soley, Ture Holm, John Puru- ness, Vincent Derig, Milton Bagby, John Gould, and the guest of hdn- | Geodwin or, Miss Margaret Robinson. ———.—.——— Schofield Barracks, Hawail, is the largest army post maintained by the United States. Kay | Allenn 8| ity h.v her mo! T, i(sx b ::z sister, Mrs. \E, to Seame where she will spend the major portion-of her vacation. ;.::*""..:.’ The Store Is Full of NEW SPEIN G HART SCHAFFNER & MARX CLOTHES Stetson Hats Berg Hals WHERE YOU WILL ALWAYS F’IND' QUALITY ot SENSIBLE P SALE gguommw MORNING AT 9 rovals—ALL CASH! and many ltems mcn'ked at LESS thun nplacement Wholelale Cost! WE 9!"1" SECOND NEAR SEWARD—FIXTURES FOR SALE! PRICES