The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, May 19, 1936, Page 8

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, TUESDAY, MAY 19, 1936. 60%, HnquR GlVES LEGIDN RAISES 100 men will be on hand for the af- = fair i Throtgh the co-operation of May- or I. Goldstein and Fred Sorri of . the Post, sand has been hauled to g ‘lhv site of the Legion playshed and |1t will soon be leveled up and paint- | ,.\d it was reported. . < |N STATEMENT DULLARS YEAR e , You remember what Mark Twain said . . . L. A G IRL SGUUT ... he said there were only two times when Is Not Candidate for Presi- Memorial Da\ Ploglmn Is he washlt smoking one waswhen he dency—Concerned with ~ Arranged- ~Jiggs Dinner ‘ HUNBR GBURT : 4 e was “Critical Issues Set for Monday Night eating and one was when he was sleeping. CHICAGO, TIl, May 19— Herbert Starting next year, annual dues | Yes...there’s a lot of satisfaction in smoking Hoover made the assertion last of the Alford John Bradford Post, | 4 it" night that he is “not a candidate” American Legion, will be 85, it was | ... and it’s true that tobacco has never been for President but is solely con- decided at a meeting of the Post i 52 SN cerned with placing “cr issites” last night in the Dugout. With buti Members Recone Merit used in purer milder form than it is today before the Nation, then turned his two dissenting votes, the member- . e attention to shaping of the Repub- ship voted to raise the dues on the Badges' Ranl\ Advance- n CheSterfield C'garettes- lican platform that he will urge be- grounds that the $3 dues now paid 5 fore the National Convention in is not sufficient to pay the oper: ment at Ceremony Cleveland ling expenses of the Post, which | St S Hoover’s formal statement said: | shows a deficit at this time. A "llslblfl‘ of Girl Scouts r[ccelved o ; it i merit badges and were advanced « It should be evident by this tUme | piang for the Memorial Day cere-|in rank g et e B U0 T 9k nit & caAR . T have B A !in rank at a Court of Honor held = ol 2 monies by the Post, in which Span-{i the Grade School G i stated many times I have no inter- ', 7, g ne. Grade CRODL ymnasium | 2 ish American War Veterans are a4 ik | est but to get the issues before the & yesterday afternoon at 4 o'clock. joining, were announced to include |ys. o ! country. Get one thing straight. I (o= at the Elks' Hall at 10 o’ rs. Robert Rice and Mrs. A. E.| am not opposing any candidate.” | ciock the morning of May 30, Charles | S octtier presided over the court. S D | Girls eiving merit badges were: |W. Hav orth of the Spanish : Joan Cohen, Ruth Allan, Betty ‘Wn. veterans will e the speaker [po o poito’ Rice. Sylvia Davis,| CLOCK RUNNING; and Ralph Waggoner, well known |, oy, oYt S e LUCKY STUDENT IJm au vocalist, will sing. Follow- {(.cAlth winners; Sylvia Davis, music ing ervice, a parade will form I badge; proficiency badges: Sue| TO RECEIVE PEN! atthe nat and maseh to Femmors . Mary - Stewart, Barbara . — dock where the wreath ceremony [fiermann, Ruth Allen, scholarship; | The clock s running at thie Butler- | Will be held for those veterans who [J0an Cohen, child nursing; Laura Matiro" Do OSGRAnY) . ahd, when |108t their ‘Tives af'sea and thence |JREF Clithero, Betty Reed, Sylvia| will it stop? That's what every|the column will continue out to the Davis, observance badge; Ruth Al-| Senior in Juneau High School is|Legion plot in Evergreen cemetery |len: Joan Cohen, world knowledge; | wondering these days, because it|When the concluding services will Beity Recd, Sylvia Davis, home means that one lucky graduate will jbe held. A firing squad in_com- : receive a Schaefer fountain pen,|mand of Lieut. Frank Metcalf will who were advanced from | through the courtesy of the druglead the parhde. |tenderfoot rank to second class store. ‘ Another Jiggs dinner is the order scouts were: Laura Jean Clithero, Y The clock, an eight-day instru-|for the Legionnaires and their Gordon Clithero, Arletta Hayder ment, is arranged in the center of ' friends next Monday night and the Laverne Pademeister, Dorothy Fors, the names o. all Seniors at Juneau | ccmmittee, composed of Tex Leon- and Ruth Talmage. | High, each student occupying a |ard, Jack Elliott and George Gul-' A number of mothers a!tended‘ minute space. The display, in the!lufson, have plans for one of the the impressive services which b"" show-window, is an annual event |best dinners yet, which is a big or- |81 Wwith a flag ceremony. i with the store, Mr. Vander Leest|der, as all of them have been out-| Following the Court of Honor a, said, and always attracts much at- | standingly successful. Wide inter- 'talk was made by Curtis Shattuck | tention, not only among students, est centers in these get-togethers Who gave an interesting and in- but adults as well. and it is anticipated from 70 to structive speech in which he :tress- - - —|ed the advantages of the girls go- A 2 9 {ing to camp with the discipline Dally Lross_word PuZZle |and routine which they are under i there. | 2 { A clog dance by four girls, di-| ' 11. Desire: M Y Y N-A:Ro” Solution of Yesterday's Puzzle 1 brfl:nru-lm-lnnl rected by Miss Cynthia Batson, 6. Head cook Haalinhes was well received by the audience 9. Shout . Plece of lumber |Which enjoyed punch and cookies llg. ggilrmmng U’,{}"fl"" ol roIIowing the program. i thm:. 3 g;gucn ; ——————— ’ ¥ . Regrel . row water 3 15. Garment worn open Juneau Girl Is i 'é a protecs o in ¢ tion against . Remunerate | It 1 puin & Bofonons® Divorcee, Bride ‘ cor ’”g g 00 Clg aretie . Pattern snake = 19, Article Masculine | ! 20 Jokes .llnme"menn- All in One Day | . . Contemptuous g 8Orrow= ame f ful | v utes r wir o ar :cnf)aor s Mml:"" | A few minutes after A\xmmn,, im.‘ - fi R::?f:u 3 3 gfifs‘bl i ‘unconlcswd divorce from Edgar ©) 1936, LIGGETT & MYERS TORACCO ( . Assistan 37. Ofcial tn . Al ‘Ot : T WAl | ere vestorday afternoon, Audrey | ———— . Moccasin games e ) y @ 2 3 idrey -— — & v S Ko hsfrons- 29. Maliclous . Horizontal i r 8 " o1 e o o 1 burning Taca f‘}t}'alll)_R;cha‘ru:‘i;_cz.n IDLdJ\;I.nvn;lttf%amc IRVING PLANE TO GUSTAFSONS ABOARD son. Buildings at the Cleary Hill | HILLARD RETURNING SIDEWALK STARTED ;!l:: Blok”.. i o i T ::;m:n::" { fo‘] ride of T:mm alqufv b }Ix::t: SITKA w] IL YUKON FOR INTERIOR mine were recently destroyed by‘ J. J. Hillard, Deputy Collector Construction of the four - fcot 33, Guido's lowest {g' Salad plant e theth 40 Of greater age | d“:e““' i “"1°‘ d - TEMAIL @ fire. |of Customers, is returning to Ju- wooden sidewalk on Willoughby . Proctleupply ¢ TOPAZ BUM. { pleasurs boat o A b2 e g U. 8. Commissioner J. F. G who with his - |neau on the Princess Norah this Avenue between Main and E Streets 36. Immer T T LR e 1and iter ! Mullen with Howard Stabler and| An early morning flight to Pinta ;. § 5 < e e reni " " G 5 5 37 U"l‘l’lrl,lay" 43 Cypunent . .r%la';:.ure 44. Uu:vy | Rosellen Monagle as witness £ brothe: Hill mine MRS. DUS BURY IS GU jevening after a visit in Pomona, was started today by the city. The §‘< g:‘" e g} gml,,o,m L 1 RIS arcie ‘ i ay, near Chichagof was made to- near F fson and AT THE GOVERNOR'S HOUSE Cal. with his son. Mr. Hillard walk replaces the planks that have «si H:;:en‘l' 2; ‘S:'m 7. Brought to & g, l‘l.k"e :;Ielvdn | F & P y by the Irving Airways Lockheed their s e passengers £ 198l | will be in the Juneau office about been used for a sidewalk. o gaenure Ly~ A0 5 Lhr:m-: . 8% ': ® g'r(.)cx .QU(;I'A.TIONS o wgd plane piloted by Gene Mey- | 2board the Yukon enroute to the Mrs. Ralph W. Dusenbury arrived ;‘ W“\L:g“’md%zm% to Eh"‘gle where e — o w = luhl';l"’lsrlllnn li{runnnl 9. Cr;:::::m_. 48. Ory ::"2" ;. PRI o SR ring. J. J. Stocker, Arthur Rien-. 2 “‘:)"v\r-xl'(l:‘: ((I,u:lt‘ sr;;\:y;‘xlrpm:i\l];a ]‘;r .;;:;’cm{ u(l:‘h'll:(w t\,l;um'mk ho:g};:’m::hz ioned during the summer BERGSETH ON YUKON A @ part owrres ol e £) e, ne in ilkoot Barracks an Oscar Bergseth, New England Fisy e ianguage . Floor covering 1. Has being Lo e ‘nv<d9é\U- Georze Osborne and two in which Pilot Joe Crosson is in- will spend several days visiting here | : B | company of%icial from Seimo xsu"a; /// ,/ quoufunn !.odayl of axmskx.akdu‘;lsm; others were passengers from Ju- terested. They were visited aboard as a guest at the Governor's House. | BISHOP CRIMONT LEAVES passenger aboard the Yukon‘ en- .H:I//.n.fl//... mine stook is 13%, American Can neau. : the ship by Pilot Je\_rry Jones'or Col. Dusenbury, commanding ol-i Bishop J. R. Crimont, Cathouciroute to Cordova. 156, American Light and Power 10, | , This afternoon the Irving planc the PAA Lockheed Electra which|ficer at Chilkoot, is at the West- |Bishop of Alaska left on the Vic- ——————— .// /4 D ok Bothlohem Steel 49, [leW to Sitka with mail and to took off for Fairbanks this after-|ward and will arrive in Juneau | toria enroute to Seattle. The Bish- GOING HOME /, | o | Hawk Inlet with one passenger, Max noon, and Mrs. Tom Cashen of on the Yu veel i 3 e | Curtiss Wright 6%, General Motors | g o =0 1ic E=¥ = b kon next week. op will be gone for a month, and| John Bolm who has received ... International Harvester 81%,|Settus. Lu Liston was flight me- Douglas, who came from the same B — 1| will conduct ehurch business in the | medical care at St. Anz’= Hospital e IIHI% = A flflll%fill%ll N RO i WHEN WILL THE CLOCK STOP Butler Mauro Drug Co. EXPRESS MONEY ORDERS ANYTIME _The Rexall Store Free Delivery S | | | | |~ | Kennecott 35%, United States Steel | | Cafe today was Lorin T. Oldroyd, chanic on the Sitka trip part of Montana as Mrs. Gustaf- 5612, Commonwealth and Southern 2%, Cities Service 4%, Bremner 18 at 25, Pound $4.96%. DOW, JONES AVERAGES The following are today's Dow, Jones averages: Industrials 147.49, rails 44.06, utilities 29.76. OLDROYD SPEAKS AT ROTARY CLUB LUNCH Principal speaker at the Rdtary Club luncheon held at the Terminal SURE! He wants one of these 'Just the thing’ Blue Serge Suits—at the price of $19.75 We can outfit the young fellow in "grand style” from head to toe at most reasonable pricesl Our men's and young men's department is teem- ing with gift sugges- tions and ne w up- to-the - minute mer- chandise. Director of Agriculture Extension at the University of Alaska, who gave an interesting talk about the colony at Matanuska and its agriculcuml potentialities. An instructive talk by Dr. J. B. | Loftus was given on the subject of fox islands and fox farmers in gen- eral. Other guests at the Rotary Club| | meeting today were: Karl K. Katz, | Normem Pacific representative, | Frank Parish, John McLaughlin, and George Folta. \CAPT. COLE OF TEAL ' "TO ALASKA PENINSULA Capt. Roy.L. Cole of theTeal, Bureau of Fisheries vessel, has been | transferred from the Teal and as- slgncd to the Alaska Peninsula pa- trol for the season, according to word from L. G. Wingard, Alaska | Agent, to the Juneau office. | Word from Warden Donald S. Haley to the office here stated that he has completed seal patrol work in the Sitka area and will return to Juneau before proceeding to Craig where he will be stationed this season. ELKS LODGE WILL ' HONOR OLDTIMERS, A special initiation ceremony | honoring the old timers will be a feature of the Elks meeting tomor- row night, being arranged under the direction of Exalted Ruler Wal- |wr P. Scott. 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