The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, June 2, 1938, Page 8

e TEACHERS T0 LEAVE FRIDAY Members of Both High and Grade Institutions Going South Many faculty members of the Ju- neau High School and Grade School will leave Juneau on board the North Sea which is scheduled to sail at 6 o'clock tomorrow afterncon Teachers leaving on the North Sea are Dorothy Whittaker, Myrtle Moe, Zora Brown, Robert Whil Mabel Miss Iva Tilden, Velma Bloom, Monson, Helen Parrott, and Dalma Hanson Miss Myrtle Moe, language ins- tructor will go to Seattle where she expects to spend the major portion of her vacaticn visiting her parents and friends. Vacationing in California will oc- cupy the summer months of Mrs Iva Tilden Primary Grade Teacher Visiting her sister in Poruan Oregon, will accupy a large portion of Miss Zora Brown's summer vaca- tion. Plans for the summer are very in- definite for music instructor Rob- ert White but he will spend some time visiting in his home town Seattle, Miss Mabel Monson, after arriving in Seattle will go to Minneapolis, Minn,, where she will visit with her brother. Attending the summer session 0f the Eastern Washington School of Education in Cheney, occupy the first few weeks of the vacation for Miss Dorothy Whit- taker, Home Economics instructor. After attending summer school, Miss Whittaker will visit her home in Portland, Oregon. Although Miss Velma Bloom’s plans for the summer are indefinite, she expects to spend some time in Lexington, Nebraska, her home. Miss Dalma Hanson plans to visit her home in North Dakota during the summer after which she ex- pects to drive to Carlsbad Caverns San Francisco will be the head- H. G quarters for Miss Helen Parrott for with the The plane the summer vacation. Miss Parrott the University of Alaska and formey engineer for the field Department has no definite plans a how she i; going to spend the summer P R meklms Tosacco Co. . w2 o Wilcox Named . su Ennte"de"t at the head of Kas y east side of Prince of Wales Island Mining Instructor to Have Charge of Development Work at Karta Bay Wilc y Cfig&de‘lfik’/d and Bursting inte flames in mid-nir, a luxury trans-centinental airliner plunged te carth carrying te death 10 was on a regular scheduled run and was p blazing plane plunged into a wosded ravine and for more th: paring to nd when it crashed eight miles frem the Cleveland field. an hour gascline-fed fiames shot into the sky. Witness The photo is a sc wreekage. named Superintendent of mine and miil for the Flagstaf Mining Com- which is developing new property in the Karta Bay aan Bay on the region . Mr. Wilco: sailing for Ketchi- kan on the N¢ Sea tomorrow and Flagstaff Mine ::. e tender to the property. He expects lo remain at least for the summ undecided yet whether he will re- turn to his University work in the fall. Mrs. Wilcox and the children will remain at the summer place on the Glacier Highway during the va cation period %, mining instructor The new property has shown con- -xtension department of siderable promise, Mr. Wilcox, who was one of the first mining en- said, and The gineers to look it over, a 25-ton mill has been built. Territorial of Mines, has been » P leasure 7 '@ester veld time is PLEASURE time Flagstaff company is comparatively new in the Ala:ka field and anced by Outside capital. - SIMMONS TAKES THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, THURSDAY, JUNE 2, 1938 i Plane Crashes in Flames Eight Miles from Goal Rev. Kashgvam" i Rb_&al Newlyweds Visit U.S. cupants acar Cleveland, Ohio. said the of the iovor oxomance ELECTION HELD, IS TO COME BEFORE COUNCIL TOMORROW The proposed new liquor control ordinance and the fireworks ordin- ance are scheduled to come up at (] the regular meeting of the City C ouncil tomorrow evening in the Gty Hall, starting at 8 o'clock. The Shell Simmons went out to the is- the Alaska Air Transport Bellanca J. E. Boyle went to Chatham, J W. Davis to Tenakee, and two Ori- entals to Funter Bay. mends n the new ordinance is summer to 3 am. Johnny Amundsen canfe i with The fireworks the Stinson this morning from Cc- prohibit the sale and shooting of all areworks within the city limits. bol with Mrs. Helen Bolyan the arr 07”516’6 Moore nght up a Chesterfield and tune in more pleasure! Chesterfield’s refreshing mildness and better taste will give you more pleasure than any cigarette you ever smoked. Chesterfields are made of the best ingre- dients a cigarette can have...mild ripe home-grown tobaccos, aromatic Turkish and pure (igm'etle paper. sterfield more pleasure for smokers everywhere Police Committee has held a public lands today with four passengers in hearing on the liquor ordinance and it is expected to present its recom- ions, Major proposed change | lengthening | the closing hours of dispensaries in ordinance would | never been taken before. Rev. Ka Writes Book on 0id Si_t[a Church Mgl Cuivator Compiles Lore of St. Mich- aels’ Cathedral One of the most unique souvenir publications to be published in Al- aska has been written and compiled by the Rev. A. P, Kashevaroff, Cur- ator of the Territorial Museum. A student of Russian history and an authority on the Russian Ortho- dox Church, the 3 hevaroff’s edition, “St el's Cathedral,” is the first complete work concern- ing that romantic edifice in the His- oric City. Emphasizing the descriptive lore of the Russian Orthodox church at Sitka, one of the finest collec- ions of engravings of the art trea- sures within the¥church is contained n the book The tourist, leaving the cross- :rowned edifice in central Sitka, will e enabled to tak th him, through Rev. Kashevaroff's book, a lasting impression and memdly refresher of art that never will be again Some of the pictures taken have evaroff has made a definite contri- bution to ecclesiastical study. The printing was done by The Daily Alaska Empire and many of the photos were made by Juck Cal- the York. Prince Louis Ferdinand, grandson of the former Kaiser Wilhelm II, and his bride, the former Princess Kyra of Russia, are shown aboard r Bremen as they arrived on their honeymogn cruise in New They planned te visit President and Mrs. Recsevelt at Hyde vin. Park and Henry Ferd in Delroit. ~a MOOSE WOMEN Officers for the ensuing term of the Women of the Moose were el- ected at the regular meeting held in the Moose Hall last evening Elected to fill the position of Sen- ior Regent was Mrs. A. J. Good- man; Junior Regent, Mrs. Eske Eskeson; Chaplain, Mrs. Olaf Bod- ding; Recorder, Mrs. Ray Peter- man; Treasurer, Mrs. E. T. Roden- burg Installation of officers is to be held at the meeting on June 15. On the committee for the installation are Mrs. Milton Daniels, Mis, Eske Eskeson, and Mrs. Christian Shirk - - - Try The Empire classifieas for results. Genuine Mahogany with Blond Maple Tops at these remark- able the same everywheze in the United States. 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