The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, July 15, 1938, Page 8

= 8 NEA, SESSIONS T0 BE HELD IN. ALASKA IN 1939 350 Newspaper Convention Delegates and Families to Sail North June 14 THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, FRIDAY, JULY 15, 1938. Skinner Party | Arrives Here on Ga_nflery Boat: Head of Alaska Pacific Sa]-! mon Corp. Bound for | Port Althorp With ‘a party of three friends aboard, G. W. Skinner of the Al-| Pacific Salmon Corporation this morning h ery boat Je: ter a leisurely trip from which he left last Friday. With | er were A. A, “Bob” Lit- Wendell| and | S(;vietfi Envoy Séfis LOOK... LISTEN " THE LATEST MODEL Baldwin-Built Pianos—Now on Display AT THE ALASKA MUGIC SUPPLY |. 122 Second Strect———Phene 206 e merchant; eatltle’ avtarney der Troyanovsky, Soviet ambassador to the United States, is pic- wman of the American | suead on board ehip in New York as he sailed for Moscow, The Soviet 15 Don‘t'OCverlock Our 15 an Compeny | envoy was silent on his reasons for the trip, but it is reported that Ruseia E lights of the trip which in-| jg deeply interested in the United States attitude towards Japan in the DAYS DAYS cluded Ketchikan, Taku G Sino-Jap conflict’s latest crisis, the bombing of open cities. MORE 2 MORE Kake and other points, accorc to Mr. Bowman was the shoo Lode and placer location notices e with for sale at The Empire Office. ults oric flivver at $35 —__FANCY LEGS AND SHOULDERS OF LAMB——— les was a Wllfl])]h' or .fllfli.lfl.‘IIllIilHt‘I.l.'IIII!Il!l.lfi.lli'\!lll‘“l.-llIII.I.I..-.II-....IIll-i.‘n-.ll..l."..fl.:-fl-l.l' v of the biggest I've ever seer he | ok commented, “but, boy, that ride in i F % £ " that flivver was something to re- the matter wa t 1 7, s AR o e o b g itlors, Wi : X e Skin expects to go from RS IVNERE 4180 THE FORD EMPIRE nas for its head lean He ord to! HiJ TRt Dot Al The conver and his son, Edsel (rizht), who recently celebrated Ford et At Motor Company’s thirty-fifth anniversary with an i t 9, Litiler, Bonesteel and Bow- a $40,000,000 expansion ject which will 5e returning south aboard the trialist” dy vast ngdom. With ‘thirt; e year = h Sea tonight. Mrs. ner hind them, they are thus still mest interested in looking forw o F ter, Mrs. Little of Pasa dena, are aboard the North Sea ~ —_— - - — - > ._‘_———‘__QJ convention, said he expected about 200, delaghice” Bl Whblr famiiles Igmrmm Dafly Cannery Men Farley, Governor would be in attendanc ! [ Fly Speed On Radio Tomorrow i Honors Visitorg v of O Morning at 7:45 BUTTER-——% lbs. 63c EGGS —% doz. 73c SARTFNUERS TU Y Y Howard Hughes did something Alaska and the States will be ) Darigold New York Extras bl i when he circles the :m‘(': = 1;m ted on a national broadcasi- < HOLD PICNIG ON | s o ot it Mt vt v |- COFFEE———Pound 9 Sc AB MEAT—< for el | this evening at a party given at|Corporation, and G. Baitzer Peter- Fatley boards the i B3 Liitetr orme on 37, Tweltth Stest i q;.il ('u-n‘m:x] Manager of the Red i ]03;0?A,:::;‘ M.].B.—Schillings—Reliance Alaska Pack SUNBAY JULY 2& honor Alice Bayson, who 18| Balion Canning Company; can bl | sording to informsbont & the Gov- 3 = sitin: om Olympia, Wasn, | for b 'S { ernor’s e 5 @ a l J vn e oy Vetamiaioen 0| T e from Neksen, Brsa| e o, Lt SHHGES 1 1 CATSUP-—z bottles 2 Sc Pineapple Juice 2 19c i % i I Anzel of whom are Bay, to Ketchikan, in a total flying KOMO in Seattle. The program, of - s 9 Big Affair Is Scheduled to s e o o 5 s 5 e s s iy v, |~ Standby Dole’s tins Be Pulled Off at Aul fne L e e Necean e boarded a Bristol | jeased here over KINY. l G c € [ AuK 1 Il be spen or- | Bay ays plane, flew two hours parle 11" o Heaks AP Bathilig Beach -~ |» S gt SRy g W o R O 7 T 2 rolls 29" CRANGE JUICE z 25 i buffet th rt| fueled,. flew to Fairbanks in three will include an informal disct r 4 3 al i 3, the Bar of the affair A Halr Netihr than: dtoarged batwec” Cov. JoHR TS Mooy and 100-Foot Rolls Libby's tins 2 1 Channel e casion ir "“'l a PAA Electra, to fly to Juneau in the Post Gakarat e = —— give their annual pict 1 Su i aw, Mr. and | fjye hours and transfer here to In the radiophone communication C) 1 P day, Jul at the “Autk Bay'Ba M Helen Her- | gerhb Munter's Bellanca and take this afternoon between Harry G c ) c —iug day, Juy 30 e A ‘ Jckn Tior- | ferp Munters Belanca apd take (his afternoon betyeen Harrs ANNING APRICOTS 75¢ Y Ir chmidl, Mr. and | ¢hikan and KOMO, Miss Vera Cass, Field : 1 1 Porter, M Flying distance for the trip, esti- Ambassador of the British Empire heads o Eartenders Union, who 0 “ & d W . aight line ruler, ’;‘)v‘lllx:m of l‘m" .\n»n:hl‘d v;tf"w- LETTUCE 2 19* it P Fear Wil -ba serven. biit 1 ) n approximate miles. Mr 25 to the Governor and the peo- = those attending the affair must take - A Jiughes might be a fair Alaskan. ' ple of the Territory. o pounds 5 It is also announced that all bars rbibediati ol ol Bt i gl B Amundsen took the Fairchild out iz Klondike — d in Juneas ill be close 2 & . anc ondike oun day until 8 o'clock at night in order . i g J B Mike Fillow and Sam 1 g i that all embers may be o1 b 5 or and be hosts to the public Sl b d o o 3 U S pounds 5 EIGHTFLY OUT o QUALITY parrot-wise PLUM 2 Pounds 25¢ : Inle i took Winston Jone: 3 TODAY WITH AAT & 2o Royal Gelatine Sc LUX FLAKES 2 for 49c o Si roundtrip, and sett and S Ward (o Chichago. All Flavors Pkg. Large Packages i Shell Simmons brought in two came in at 9 o'clock with Agnes 3 B Bl e g R B g o Calif. Baked Beans 24c CORNED BEEFz for 45c ' Fairchild 71 of the Ala Air roundtripper Ben Grimes. a et - — Large Crocks Each 12 oz. tins R : 3 8 PEACHES z for 45(‘. 0. K. SCAP Sc Rosedale—2%2 size . Large Brown Bars .. ... . 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