The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, December 5, 1939, Page 8

CARD PARTY BY - Scouf Cireus MOOSE WOMEN On Tomorrow Event Will Start at 7:30 o'Clock in Parochial School Due to unforseen circumstances, e District Boy cout circus will be Women of card party Ha publi 1.0.0F ng includ Treva Reischl Ref M eshmer M \ St. Ann’s Parochial school & M Bender um, Fifth and Harris, and ot the school auditorium S 1 viously announced. The cir- The Book ALASKA, Revised and ¢ be held tomorrow evening Falarzed. Now On Sale; SL00. o'clock following Scout troops will ta part in the circus: Troop 610, D¢ Troop 611, Knights of Col- umbus op 612, Northern Light Presbyterian Church; and Troop 613 American Legion. Troop 610 of Dot is the honor troop of the Gastineau Channel - district. having von the rally held last May and also the Wellman Holbr trophy The event will be a Scout play Can He Take It?” under the direction of Scout Commission- r J. Albert Paradis, Jr, with the following »d Sorri, Jr., troop 613; Ro wor, troop 611; Rod- ney Nordling, troop 612; Rudy Krsul troop 610; Billy Osborne, troop 610; Jack Hawkes, troop 612; Scoutmas- World’s Likins, American Legion : p. and Scout Commissioner largest selling Baradia straight bourbon! A district Court of Honor, with ulkner presiding, will pre- | play admission Is free and all par- | ents and friends of the Scouts are invited A treasure hunt will be held next | Sunday, for all scouts taking part in the circus. A complete Scout uniform donated by the commis- sioner, will be the reward After the hunt, all scouts will proceed to a secret rendezvous for a welnie roas tand enterta‘nment e Bivavr N, ARSI & el HOSPITAL NOTES | rant or pack '3 it ed A baby girl weighing 6 pounds and 14 ounces was bol yesterday after- noon at St. Ann’s Hospital to Mr and Mr U. E. Graham C. Cassell is to be dismissed to- night frem St. Ann’s Hospital where he has been receiving medical care ard will sail south on the steamer Alaska Admitted to the Government h pital this morning, Jack Faw is receiving surgical attention » PROOF COPYRIGHT 1939, SCHENLEY - ISTILLERS CORPORATION, NEW YORK CITY Today's News Today—Empire Orange Pekoe " Pekoe e, Oy Schilliy ® You'll never know tea at its best until you try Schilling Tea! Com- pare its exquisite flavor! Compare its clear, fragrant, refreshing goodness! If you want tea you can take pride in serving, insist on Schilling Tea Schilling THE TEA OF FLAVOR IIIHIII!IllHIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIHIlllllllll It's Easy to Stay Young with G.-E. Appliances = == il L Yes Sir, Folks! 20 DAYS ‘TILL XMASI ALASKA ELECTRIC LIGHT & POWER CO. ——— PHONE 616 —— - Lo SPANISH YOUTHS PUT ON SHOW_To mark Spain’s slow return to normal, 5,000 members of Falangist youth organizations held gymnastic drill o4 Madrid, with Franco as spectator. Dionnes See “Too Many Girls” Journalism Group Holds Initiation Members of the Quill and Scroll society of the Juneau High School, held a banquet and initiation last night the party room of Percy's Cs The two candidaie: Parsons and Hallie Rice. Adv for the group are Miss Marjorie Tillotson and Theodore Hodwal Guest speaker for the affair Anderson. Besides the two membeis present included Betty Wil Sue Stewart, Keith Pet- rich, Dallas Weyand and Hermann Porter journalism in fe. were Isa was initiates, other > o Cora Sue Reynolds | Has Third Birthday, Little Cora Sue Reynolds, daust ter of Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Ry had her third birthday celebraticn vesterday at the West Twelfth Street Balloons and favors added to the afternoon’s festivities aryl games were played for the occasion Those present were Nancy Lee. Jean Jack and Glenn Goudie, Cora | | Jo cameron and Darrell Reynolds. | D SAYLOR AT HYDABURG nily e on | | | Oliva and Elzire Dionne, parents of the world-famous quintuplets, in New York on a Christmas shopping tour, visit backstage after seeing “Too Many Girls.” The play’s title baffled Mrs, Dionne. “For me, there T | Jjust couldn’t be too many,” said the mother of eight girls and four boys. Dr. Robert Saylor, Office of In-| yegt to right, Leila Ernst, Marcia Wescott, Mama Dionne, Papa Dionne | dian Affairs physician engaged in a| ehd Pauline Dionne, 6. | tuberculosis control program in Southeast Alaska, is now at Hyda- burg. He goes next to Ketchikan and expects to join his wife and children here in about two weeks.' | h] MARS’ NEW FACE—War threatens the earth in insignia of scouting squadron 72, attached to new aircraft carrier Wasp.' Seattle Prices ARE OUR PRICES! ST SPRING WEATHER BY THE TON FOLKS. LADYSMITH Wellington coal is famous for its burning and heat- ing qualities. Order in liberal quantity. It will not break down or deteriorate. ALASKA Dock & Storage Co. Juneau Distributors For ONLY THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, TUESDAY, DEC. 5, 1939 7 [Mrs, McCormick - Returns Home; At Conferences Returning from a six weeks’ trip to the States, Mrs. John McCor- mick arrived in Juneau last evening on the steamer North Coast. A delegate from the Juneau Aux- |iliary, Mrs. McCormick attended the two-day conference of Depart- § dents and Secretaries of | 2 ment P the American Legion Auxiliary hald in Indianapolis, October 18 and 19. The annual conference was presided cver by Mrs. Doris Corwith, newly elected National President, and was attended by 51 Department Presi dents and ‘40 Departtment Secretar- ies. This year’'s meeting was the| largest to date and Mrs. McCormick had the distinction of being appoint- | ed to the Resolutions Committee, the only committee selected at the conference. While in the south, Cormick visited with relatives in Walla Walla, Wash., and in the Middle Western States and spent | soome time visiting Mrs. M. E. Monagle’s sister, Miss Dell Meyers, | in Milwaukee. Mrs. McCormick also | visited briefly in Los Angeles, San | Francisco and in Seattle and Van- couver, before coming north. Mrs. Me- 8 (ONFISCATED GUNS GOING ON DISPLAY; SALE 1S THURSDAY Confiscated firearms to be sold | at auction Thursday by the Alaska Game Commission may be inspect- ed tomorrow from 8:30 to 4:30 o'- clock at room 422 of the Federal Building. They will also be on display all Thursday forenoon. The 39 assorted rifles and shot- | guns will be sold at 1:30 o'clock Thursday afternocon in the base- ment storage room of the Federal Building. D Miss Thorgerson’s Vacation Ended Miss Blanche Thorgerson, book- keeper for the Home Grocery, is back in Juneau today She re- furned last night on the steamer North Coaast following a vacation trip of several weeks in the States - Chede Paul, Niece Relurfi }ast Night Miss Chede Paul, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Sam Paul, returned to Juneau last evening on the steamer Noorth Coast following a vacation trip to Washington and California She was accompanied by her nies Beverly Pow who spent her visit in Seattle wtih her grandparents. ,Triniti/ Junior unior Ggil_d Tonight The Trinity Junior Guild will hold a meeting -tonight at 8 o'- clock in Trinity Parish Hall and all members are urged to be in attendance. Hostesses for the social part of the session are Mrs. Burr Johnson ‘and Miss Lucille Fox. PSS BERLIN, Dec. 5—Three persons were killed and seven are reported injured when an Italian airliner on the Rome-Berlin route crashed in a forest north of Munich. The cause of the crash is not determ- Selmer Holte, Forest Service clerk from the Ketchikan office, to | arrive here tonight on the steamer Yukon for several weeks' detail to the Regional Office. Holte was for- merly stationed at Petersburg. - - News Today-—Empire. Today’ PRICES SLASHED! USED CARS and TRUCKS! | Don'’t overlook the many bargains in our A-1 WE HAVE WHAT YOU WANT! WALTER HEISEL HOME FROM LONG VACATION TRIP 9 ol Deputy Collector of = Customs Walter Heisel returned to Juneau on the Princess Norah after ing six weeks' leave in the States, where he visited his mother at Cin- cinnati and journeyed to New Or- ' leans, Housion, Galveston, San @ '8 Antonio, Carlsbad Caverns and ¢ ,“1 Ta California, He visited his Albuquerque and in Los Angeles Walter Jr., who ast on vacation PAA PLAN wife's family at ’ spent several days son, with their was on his i) ¥ The regular scheduled flight of the PAA plane to Fairbanks toda,. cancelled out owing to the non- al of the Yukon with air mail ind passengers. ather permitting the flight will be made tomorrow. ey Helen Jung Miss Helen Jung, 19, selected as glamor girl No. 1 of Philadelphia’s Chinatown, will be one of the ten Chinese-American beauties to at- tend the Bowl of Rice dinner in the Quaker City. Proceeds go to Chi- nese war victims. Canadian Discount L B. M. 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