The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, May 4, 1942, Page 2

'lHE DAILY ALASKA _EVIPIRE-—JUNEAU ALASKA MONDAY MAY 4, 1942 mercy ! life and a hard one . .. that it will dress you s Don’t show a Michaels-Stern Suit any Handle it without care! Michaels-Stern Suit can take it. cut from America’§ finest 1009, allwool fabrics—expressly developed for a long A They're Now the longer you're going to live with a suit, the more certain you want to be martly and com- i THATMAN IS Scrolls or pastel ribbons spread- Ing out from the table centerpiece | of a model airplane banked in ferns and Cecil Bruner roses at the | anruum- tea given last Saturday | BACK AGAIN X | | | xcorgunimd governing body, al-| though Marshal Petain hangs on| to the title of chief-of-state. Laval| stepped out ahead of his collabor-| atlonist colleague, Admiral Jean, B.E. BARNES as a paid-up subscriber to THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE is invited to present this coupon this evening at the box office of the — CAPITOL THEATRE and receive TWO TICKETS to see: “OUR WIFE" Federal Tax—5c per Person WATCH THIS SPACE—Your Name May Appear! | Syer-plpe o gt A ot 4153 SRR ———————— ALASKA COASTAL AIRLINES Serving Southeast Alaska- Passengers, Mail, Express Express Rate: 10 cents per pound—Minimum Charge 600 was made. The wedding is planned | hammered his country into sub-| {for some time in July. Htaaion SCIEI&% MI?BNE:Y %z:c.!n EURSD:;{“ ks ,,,,,, e | Miss Mitchell, who is the daugh-{ ppen he burst into the spotiight | e — E ~ - . ter of M. 1 Mrs. George Mitchell Juneau .$31.00 $31.00 $20.00 $18.00 $25.00 | Bob Prankforter of Ohilkoot took ashar ¢ oot MIgh Eoligss| ). Obisine SO Sitb bl Rl 3|0 B0 /O 1250 i Sl | at Juneau High ScROOL|man and designated suc X 18.00 ’a decision over Charles Yost of Bov stouls HAVE Dog as SCU"Y having been here for a year. Slul With “, “;“: aefenony i s::fle;sgbe\;]lg ig% lgm . | Juneau in the tenth bout. The elev- wm (m& is a graduate of Oregon State Col- ‘ben( Ead i l:u-b e Kasahn . 1000 |enth tangle was the shortest and e 3 2 lege at Corvallis and is affiliated | iV R ‘| Express Rate: 25¢ per pound—Minimum of $1.68 |the most decisive victory for the! AT EAG[E anER with Alpha Chi Omega sorority. \h: n\lsle-d nl... (i;!:uf!(lxt\(;({ll :‘l\(‘ L Der pé Juneau men. Long John Granger,| ( Will Be At Home | thusiasms too far. The world might|§ pOR INFORMATION ON TRIPS TO HAINES, Phne s‘z 6 foot, 4 inch Chilkoot leather| | Mr. Lorenz, fiier for Pan Amer- have heard little of him there-\} 1ASSFTBURG, SKAGWAY, TAKU LODGE: pusher went down twice from hay- | makers by John Lebell of Juneau About 45 Boy Scouts trailed into Juneau last nigni, tired but happy ican Airways on the Fairbanks to| Scattle trip, is a graduate of the | after, but he stopped a bullet from | |the gun of a young French patriot,| Round Trip Fare: Twice One-Way Fare, Less 10% An additional charge will be made for single passengers fortably . . . That's where Michaels- H s » | ' Stern’ craftsmanship comes in . . Bounced out, he bounces back. '\ Your individual fit is worked into your 5 B e AL 4 ’ Wide World Features Michael-Stern Suit by expert painstak- K thr n M"(he” Life for Pierre Laval, Hitler's ing hands, hundreds of hand placed | a Y leading disciple in war-conquered stitches. Your crispness of appearance | T " E France, has been a roller-coaster is assured for a long time to come by e S ngagemen' ride of ups and downs since he 3 s entered politics nearly 30 years ago. advance-guard styling. To Mr. Leo Lorenz Now hets o againtapped for| = o o SNART he political leadership of Vichy's M Miss Kathryn Mitchell | Darlan, and now the Vichy regime Huv.el announced the hostess’:en- stranger (h.unwl\ in the next [cw‘ Hawk An- Pel- Kim- Chicha- gagement to Leo Lorenz, flier for | weeks. Inlet Hoonah gooin Tenakee Todd ican shlnn .: B:il:n Pan American Airwa | In a land noted for the tem-| g;tnki““ ”‘1: ‘!13 ‘i: ‘;g ‘;g ‘:g “g .10 Pastel colors were carried out in|pestuousness of its politics, an:\l':;‘ Chich;géi 18 10 18 10 18 10 5 » Doy, inctiidun. Sikes pad G | e it 4 BB ik ol BT . B R B R | P | dles. vidual cakes a S, oS { a e Pelican ... 18 TAILORED IN ROCHESTER . . () | Marriage In July | the premiership of France, saw his | Todd ..... 18 18 10 10 by MICHAELS-STERN About 45 friends of Miss Mitchell | cabinet crumble because of intern- | Tenakee .. 10 10 10 were invited to the tea where the al dissension, finally went into an} Angoon .. 18 18 7 announcement of the engagement |eclipsé until after the Nazis had|f] Hoonah .. 10 ) before the first round had hardly | after the weekend Camporee at | started, the last time he was really | Eagle River Scout Camp. The boys | out. | left .Juneau Priday ;afternoon at. 4 In the - light-heavy class, Chris|o'clock by car and sent their duffle | Christensen of Chilkoot took a K. O. by truck. | University of Minnesota. The wod—jfl'ld for days lay gravely ill. ding will probably be held in Nyssa,! The pudgy former peasant of| Oregop and the couple will live in Auvergne bung on stubbornly and’ | Seattle. a few months later was back, quiet- For her announcement party, the|ly moving behind the scenes and to flag stops. ELKS HALL Chilkoot Troops Take 7 of| victory over Joe Sedestki of Juneau After arriving at the camp Frida | attractive, dark-haired bride-elect | working ceaselessly to bring Vichy | 13 Fasf Maiches from |2icr downing the Juneau boy in|night and selding up eamp, they co- | wore a hostess gown of aqua chiffon. | closer to the political concepts of A ' R W A Y S laidl | the second: Sedestki was unable to|joyed a short fire, stories, games | Friends who were asked to pour Nqn Germany. | Juneau ]’roops | answer the third round. and songs before Taps. | were Mrs. Ruth Noble, Mrs. A. B.| A Socialist when he started his | Heavyweights Clash Highlight of the trip were the Phillips, Mrs. Roland McCreary -mdmohuc career as a provincial may- rT | Sailor Phillips, weighing 195, | clamming and ctabbing expeditions Mrs. Tom Dyer. Misses Irene Jones| or, Laval gradually swung toward A capacity crowd of approxi ed a technical knockout over|on Saturday and the, Adventure and Pat Dooley assisted with the| pagcism. He's a “democracy-is- mately 900 perscus packed the Elks 218-pounder K. O. Woods ¢* Jun-| Trall. Camp Development was a | serving. dead” calamity howler. He made, Hall Saturcay night to see clarelleau in the heavyweight windup.|feature of Saturday's activities and e e ‘,h; assertion after the fall of| spilied all over the canvas as the Woods was downed for the nine proved worth while. b K afte 2 ‘ U. 8. Troops from Chilkoot won count twice Sunday's schedule included Hosp"’Al NO"‘E { r;"w'h i catbint - AL ‘this} seven of tiw 13 three-round, three- | Referee was Capt. Loren T. Keely. church services in the woods, and s |00 his 0o pRGRENE l‘e minute the Juneau Troops Jjudges were Grover C. Winnand Dr. |the boys left camp about 4 o'clock. A sakoe time, he sald. SIEHARY. Wod) d4 Round-Trip Fares: I won five uid the judges called one|W. W. Council. Timekeepers were|Sleeping in leanstos and tents, the | o Oharles Whyle and Boby of |0 oE o B 1R i| 10% off twice one-way | . 4 - a draw Dan Raiston and Charles Miller.|boys did their own cooking. | Douglas were patients in St. Ann's | P fares, when purchased | § | £ 5 If the boys in khaki go after the Tommy Russo of the Juneau troops | Adults - who accompanied the Hospital for a short time yesterday | in advance. i S Japs like (i went after each | announced.the sighis | troops included W. C; Kennell, Scout i Al S"’KA IRIPS 7 # A1A other in t quaved ring, we .Commisuoner Dudley Reynolds, Mrs. William Rogers became the shouldn't Lave m to wony, § Adj. Stanley Jackson and Amby mother of a son atbz oclocknml flflibmfm —‘Zg $ 66 about. : ca'hOh( Daugh'ers | Prederick. | Sunday He weighed seven pounds, | MADE BY A(A | Golovin, Alasica - 141 67 sus In the first buluie, !16-pound {one ounce at birth in St. Ann’s Juneau, Aaska ______ 151 82 133 class, Frankie Sison from Chilkoot . | o . e | Hosptial. | S R McGrath ... T a4 44 18 120 was credited with a knockous over | En Joy Breakfas'GOVERHOR RETURNS ! U*S. Army has asked for 200 i = it s ™ conctal A || Nome Alaska 19 74 128 149 113 Arnie Slessinger of Juneau. But in ! ! | well-trained dogs for sentry work | Mrs. Alfred Bonnett became the | <@ With Alaska Coastal —Air- | Nulato, Alaska _ — % % W8 the ncxt hont, Carl Lance of Juneau | 30 | Io jumu ‘nil | |at® vital munitions plants and | mother of a son at 10:20 am. on | ¢S On Saturday were John Lik-1} ophir, Alaska 48 12 125 10 116 $88 took ee-round decision over S:\?:}:Z:’l;tsw’::;?l:imfi:m?;‘:nig“‘K h ';Army depots. Dogs, such as this iSundav in St Ann’s Hospital, the ) WalLtcr 2 A([lams. }Em%l :Ft. Se:m; Wash., U‘S'A 230 1 2;: ;: m % fi: $120 ey T = W { g e 1 i erson, Peter Bierly, Chester av- itehor: 1 Speedy Dado in the 118-pounders' | JottEE By T o the mlp "o u’"‘l; one seen with a soldier at a New | baby weighing in at eight pounds |creor Petet Bl Hincock. = eV TS0 I Y division. Goldstein Wins jannual Breakfast was held in the| |England plant, are especially use- ful as sentrles because they can | {and three ounces 1 Making the flight to Sitka on Effective Nov. 1, 1941 L. A. NELEBECQUE—District Sales Manager Bob Goldstein of Chilkoot scored ' 2Fish Hall. | Gov. Ernest Gruening was back 'detect the presence of intruders | Mrs. Ethel Burnett entereq St |Sunday were Don Nees, William 135 So. Franklin St. PHONE 106 a technical K. O. over Ernie Faber oifodils and blue candles dec-in his office today after an absence 'more quickly than human beings. | Ann's Hospital for surgery yester- | D28gett, Ralph Worthy and return- in the third bout. The boys weighed ;J@(ed the attractive tables and ajof three and a half months, aunng. | day. ling to Juneau with ACA Sunday mA 1324-4th Ave. SEATTLE arge percentage of CDA members which time he visited Washington, ; | were Dorothy Hansen, Henry Hoern- - 126. The fourth fight ended in a draw between two evenly-matched boys, Jumbo Marquez of Chilkoot, and Eddie Pinelli of Juneau. They weighed 134. In the fifth bout, Phil Soutoras won a declsion over Kid Huston of Chilkoot in 135-pound class. Joe Falcone of Juneau won a one- round K. O. over Kid Bingil in the attended. Betty Goodman, Grand Regent, presided over the break- fast. Mrs. Mary Dugan was awarded a pair of pillow slips during the party. On the committee assisting with the breakfast were Mrs. J. K. Mec- Allister, chairman, Mrs. A. J. Good- man, Miss Vivian Tice and Mrs Viola Bevin. D. C, on official business'for. the| Territory. He returned to Junenu |on Saturday. Mrs. Gruening remained in Wash- | Trainer Jack Heppinstall must seek | yakutat. (ngton but is expected to return to Juneau in several weeks. |JACK HAWKES ';mc i IS CASUALTY I EAST LANSING, Mich., May 4— another source of garter supply for | Michigan State baseballers’ stock- | ings. Formerly, he purchased worn ! out inher tubes and sliced off garters by the gross, but folks are keeping | their old tubes these days. | Sally Brown, a medical patient in i the Government Hospital, left yes- | {terday to return to her home in| Louise Hammond entered the -GDvemmenL Hospital last night for a tonsilectomy. R g |E. | Snider, Mrs. R. L. Snider and N. A. Ruffeorn. Air mail was carried both lery, Hamy White, Audry Boyd, Earl Ridgeway and John Poetras. Leaving Juneau ‘today with ACA for Sitka were N. A. McEachran, Malcolm Moe and Jim Hill. Return- |ing to Juneau on the first flight to-! day were Gordon Heitsch, William James, James Miskel, Robert L. PAN AMERICAN AIRWAYS B el TRAVEL ON A NADIAN TPAN AMERICAN )| sixth fight, downing his man twice. | ACTE LC In the next bout, Bolo Beltram of RS | : pRIN(E RUPERT i 1 B g Chilkoot downed John Kuiseck for .\ :o'r_lcs REBEKAHS WILL GO | !A second flight is scheduled this Princess T n E the count in the second round, and alter Bathe wishes to announce | pro . TO SERVICES SUNDAY {afternoon. INER Biff Nelson of Chilkoot scored a '© NS friends and patrons that he vack Hawkes, managerof the Kuiu| yeoppars of the Rebekah Ledge HA['BU' pRl(ES R (% T 1 A T c 0 second victory over Woody King of 15 no\;'3 a.s:o('mled with the spotcsu:‘fl“:ng‘““;oh;‘sfl:‘“.dm“ Ji’xuti“;: will' meet next Sunday morning to juNE Au l“MBER Juneau to Vancouver, man Barber S v , ks Pty A‘:fl‘:fif";’:”rtfi; AN oy m_m i will be in the city ot thé remainder ;t’:,end oee "h e I\?e;hnslst One hundud and seventy thou- Victoeia or'Santily L l N E i Rl SRy i EYES ERAMINED of the week. Work at the mine js CPUWICR 8s a group in celebration| oy pounds of halibut were sold at | i e : « tough bods blow on Weay Milles and BROKEN LENSES regiaced in|O¥ Profresing with_ariling and Of Mothers' Day. Prince Rupert today at 1220 to 12.80 | P""“”“';’y‘“:’ B —— .- —— & i 1 d 10 cents 4 b i ) i in the second round of the next OUr own shop. Dr. Rae Lillan srtpgoberiions Delng carrled on oy T pGION AUXILIARY: gl O A POUM ey el SEA MAY 6 V. W. MULVIHILL Alaska Transportation bout and Miller was unahle tn on- Carlson, Blomgren Bldg. Phone 636. | v Regular -meeting Tuesday evening 10,80 and 10.50 cents a pmmdy o Agent, C. P. R—Juneau, Alaska Company swer the bell for the third, giving | jat ‘8. Al members are asked to| Flnbs I itk | CANADIAN Plclnc 4 Chilkoas andther- 7. -K.-O. Empire Classifieds Pay! | Empire Classifieds Pay! attend. 1 ) Empire Classitieds Pay! Operations of the Juneau Lum- f B ABNEY G 0 0 GLE AND SNUFFY SMfi'i-[ e S - | ber Mills will begin on the morning | EEEEGEGE_E—— SAILINGS FROM PIER 7 | of May 6, according to an anntunce- S s (15 SEATTLE 4 BY BILLY DeBECK !mmL made by the management to- BUY DEFENSE SYAMPS | " = " e T |day. Repairs and new installations | DEAR SNUFFY smm - Hewo- M\t 30“&50& BAWS O FIRE ™ ut the mills have been completed | I WolLD LIKE VERY MUCH TO ToI YouR VSTEN - TS \5 T SUEPARD — T TOOK X FER and a busy season is scheduled. For An Ideal Gift PASSENGERS PREIGHT o KEEP EM HAPPY “CLUB AND CORRESPOND WiTH WWET D0 You X \g ":mfifl SL\PPED GRANTE SUE'D A. J. Hildrbrand is the new super- REFRIGERATION Y SOME WICE LONESOME SOLDIER Boy — NE TUET \_ OF O QAND CEXC“Q\(CQSGG“E& | intendent in general charge of mill To Friends Outside or ° t I AM TWENTY YEARS OLD, HAVE BLOND YOUR © & | operations ana others on the statf p . South HAIR AND BIG BLUE EVES —I LIVE HERE < DONT KHOW WHET <O SaY - |are Frank C. Purdy, foreman of Alaskans in the Sou IN THE CITY — SINCERELY YouRs UH - LET ME PUT |the planing mill and box factory, Send a Subscription to D. B. FEMMER—AGENT e g O 2 Jce Smith, yard foreman and Chif THE i 3 NUMBER /5 SNUFEY ON THEPHONE o Robards, foreman of the dry shed. 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