The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, April 19, 1943, Page 2

PAGE TWO THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU ALASKA MONDAY, APRIL 19. 1943 (2 BUY WAR BONDS ERéfinbows Pay Honor To M. S. Whittier; 1217 Attend Dinner THE ATCO e e e e e reeeq ORDER YOUR | RABBIT SKINS| NOW EASTER LOVELIES by SAYBURY FRESH, GAY, CHARMING . .. THESE s Tanned, cleaned and all | LINE e 3 S TIN \ TS | As a fitting climax to the dinner * 4 NEW HOUSE and BRUNCH COATS by . T o s erve'lo'lll t ready o make up. i SAYBURY. bow girls last Saturday designated e VALCAUDA FUR COMPANY Alaska Tramsportatien M. S. Whittier as official “Daddy L1 | { SEATTLE, WASHINGTON i Company of the Assembl l treat | - e In a beautiful candlelighting cere- for a 0ya o . meL"WL pm,tm-n::l :;vfltcr v{\:;pul_ininbm\ . SAILINGS FROM PIER 1 initiatory work, X hittier was 4 IHE SEATTLE conducted through the Bow where ey BARAN‘)F he received recognition for = his Alaska’s Largest Apartment service and continued kindnesses to Hotel ; the Order * | { PASSENGERS FREIGHT Instrumental in the organization EVERY ROOM WITH TUB REFRIGERATION of local Rainbow 11 years ago, Mi and SHOWER ° Whittier has served on the Ad- - visory Board ever since and has | Reasonable Rates D. B. FEMMER—AGENT Phone 800 devoted practically all of KIS spar time to its activities. Dubing his | _tefm on the Advisory Board, Mr. | ! Whittier has missed only those | meetings held during his absence PHONE 114 NIGHT 312 on official business for the Cus- toms Office. | “Exemplifying in everything he has done those virtues for which Rainbow stands, Mr. Whittier has | in addition taken a personal in- | terest in each new initiate, which has continued even after réaches her majority; he has been faithful in his attendance at Ad- visory Board meetings; he has been quick with ptaise for good work done by the girls, and at other | I‘limcs fatherly in his urgings to do better,” it was brought out | during thé ritual. | Overshadowing previous marks ¢ FLY P.AA to SIZES 12 —20 recognition shown Mr. Whittie 38 —44 who was présented with a watch | SEATTLE 53 WHITEHORSE : 1 4 a year ago in token of esteem, and | | 4 1615—241% was also oné of the first to receive | | the Grand Cross of Color for meri- { torfous service to the Assembly Saturday night’s ritual in addmonl gave added recognition. | | | i FAIRBANKS - NOME BETHEL | PAN AMERICAN AIRWAYS | | 135 So. Franklin Phone 106 In presenting the gift of the Assémbly, Anna Lois Davis, Wor ithy Advisor during the Assembly, referred to his past activities and | ‘i designating him Daddy of the | ‘Assémbly, said he was a “loving, | {constant and untiring father, fo he has been just that to each of fthe girls.” | Ceremony Secret | & Buy 7/(}/ Londs Cotton seersuckers, spun rayon, and rayon crepes in a gorgeous array of colorful prints, dots okhe shthe. cetemony "‘m“""“"l : b ARy 3 24 secrét to the last mioment, . only [/ ! stripes and two-tone solid crepes. Dressy models the Past Worthy Advmfi,d"d[ r/)'y”/’”// and tailored styles, too. Perfect fitting, easy | memberé of the Advisory Hoard . e r— to launder and Jovely to wear. who took part, knowing anything | (about it. Initiation planned for the | same evening was postponed to | | April 24. As part of the ceremony Adrienne | Glass, accompanied by Shirley Da- YOU CAN FLY | | JUNEAU to Thé | Advisof, Katherine Torkelson; ‘ vis, sa séveral solos and Pat| | & 5 QuALITY SINCE 1887 (and Connie Davis and Mis Glss| | Anchorage Kodiak Fairbanks Ee s : . el “Those taking offices for | Yakutat Valdez Nome | X TR e vere : rthy isor, - 3 ~ 'leave by first available boat for Haas as Chairman will include Lil- ;fx:x(;r:olz?ls ‘[‘)tfix\fis; X:&ixfre 1\\?:/131111)1} ‘ Cordo‘la Sewal‘d Bl’lslol BaY 4 DoUGLj‘b Skagway where he plans to open a lian Allen and Mary Miller. | Kuskokwim and Yukon Points Y = cocktail bar. On this recent trip next business meeting will be held |Charity, Maydelle George; Hope, NLWS to the Gateway City Marin secured | May 1, it was announced. Ruth Kunnas; Faith, Doris Mec- | indication of a late bic b, but a location on one of the principal A lovely lunch served by Viola Eachran; Drill Leader, Lila S“"‘lAIE MOVING other “experts” failed to follow | w d d r -d s d corners in the town and in addi-|Eskesen and Bell Canipbell was clair, | his line of reasoning i eanes aY Il ay un aY JOHN MARIN TO START tion to beverage supplies he will Breatly enjoyed Saturday night fol-| pove Marilyn Merritt, represent- | OF NENANA I(E Actually, the water level is low | COCKTAIL BAR IN SKAGWAY take carpenters with him to prp_‘lowmg the meeting, at which notejmg members 'o, the Assembly: Re- while the snow cover is heavy. John Marin, Douglas Inn propri- pare the premises there for 1n.~,‘wns also taken of the P‘°’!‘m9“9lligioxl, Mrs, Marie Thomas, repre- | Bright sunshine might melt the * etor, is making preparations (o branch business. work done by residents ol‘l\goos!nseflm,g the Ordér of Eastern Star: | IS ‘NDI(AIED snow, causing the river to rise ¢ haven, members of the WOMEN's yvire Mrs. Belle Burford, for the rapidly. High water assists in float- A L A s K A s T A R & g SICH GOES TO SKAGWAY |Sewitig Cirdle of Mgssehaven — a| SHH% Yo =¢2 WHEO (00 008 ing: the Jof I the river and plsh- o - H y, Mrs. Gladys ! Mike Pusich, accompanied by his |POM€ for the aged of the order. o 0™ fo the Advisory Board;| Late movement of the ice at Ne- ing jt downstream. THE YAKOBI daughter Grace, left by plane Sun- | . $500 War :::,‘::;Z:i:‘e'd s500 Fidelity, Mrs. Elizabeth Winter, Re- . is indicated, according o & Another subject that confused A l R L l N E s day for Skagway to look over the | * : corders and Treaturers: Patrioniam, | EWo-column headlined story on the some guessers was the fact that : i e} o worth of war bonds from the sale of | 2 * | firs ge of the horage o § stol will leave Juneau for Petersburs, 'filq of business opportunities there. | ; | Elizabeéth Rice, Flag Bearers; Serv. LISt Page of the Anchorage Times |severe windstorms last month mixed Office Ph"ne 667 Port Alexander and Way Ports e ‘fi.’;fi‘fd"fj“ii“’°§{"d‘"§§ro“s§‘:;;‘3‘;.‘*‘{‘ fee, Grace Berg, Past Worthy f\d.-‘i‘)f April 3 sand with the snow. Weather of- JBARANOF HOTEL EVERY WEDNESDAY AT 6 AM. TERRITORIAL GUARD DRILL |fne’ crippled Children’s Home of VISOrs; Mother Advisor, Mrs. Dora| '1e Avnchorage Times correspon- ficials said sand on snow causes Please have all freight on City| Regular drill of the Territorial| yacksonville $10.00; to the Moose- | Sweeney. du.n ‘:\ A.‘ufm'x‘.m.tndv that !th the snow to melt faster than | Tt s Dock Tuesday, before 1 P.M Guards of Douglas will be held in|heart Silver Jubilee Fund $50.00; | Dinner Draws 117 ‘j%‘ o ti\““‘“’l“ in 'l\l‘m"fl “‘1. otherwise because the sand ab-| For Information Phone 513 the Nat Tuesday evening at the |to the purchase o6f War Bonds $500, Fathers were welcomed by Mari- ‘h.‘" v("x \["f' ""‘“1_:‘”_'1“”‘\"‘ ;0\1;‘:‘“""» sorbs the hea? from the sun a:]_d' MARTIN FrasT, Usudl hour Regular uniforms and |and to the purchase of floral wreaths lyn Merritt, Worthy Advisor, wl‘.o"";‘"'l‘ ]‘ ? 'b“j o ‘l‘ il ?\Ull»_‘he shoy. Significance of this cquipment with raincoats is the |in loving respect to their fraternal also introduced the fathers of the| £ DPReh suwi beamed down Of | situation was dlgcrunted - Jona order for the meeting. sisters of the Home who have pass- | five leading officers, at the Fsther-!i}'{‘“{ '::’1:, 1 "“l“("“ 1"\'\‘ t‘:;p‘":“ <1\_1(ulrlc;r: because sand is mlx(xcd: ! | ed away. The Women of the Sewi r H e WINGE gHa’ 19 era- | with the snow every year, making 1 Yy SPRAINS ANKLE | Circle have arranged and paid ?glfi,‘;mfi:’u:;nquet P Pireesel tures prevailed. The Times corres- | the situation this year normal. TRAN SPORTATION COh\ pA r‘ Y THE X ar Sebenico entered St. Ann's |a number of dinner parties to which | with 117 actually in attendance, | P27 he Teeords BHgR Ut ST e ’ ital this forenoon for treat- | all of the women of the Home Were 'the planning and serving of the|. .. ’l“,' of - 40-Inch, | thickyicss ment of a sprained ankle which | invited. {big meal was quite an uucomph.\h-]hf“" Beld ughte JOne monkieis: 8 AMSKA SIAR plA“ | he suffered yesterday. | - ment for the committee, which h“,lf] P - "W““ 4 K | i i g AMERICAN LEGIAN AND |consisted of Adrienne Glass, Food | ‘,l fic° Vere nouRs ‘mk‘ i l'hf IAKES Fu I-I- lOAD | AUXILIARY HOLD JOINT |Committee chairman; Pat Shaffer, "“‘“’I’lhl\ OYEL 0. _”:" ”""““'\" o | SATURDAY MEET MEETING TONIGHT AT 8 cntertainment; Margaret Clark, s:d‘r‘. There were 1o bare spots on JIIHEAU-AII(H RAGE s u |TS 8 B _ _|decorations. Mrs. Julia Rice acted l: “l:": ? ] ““”\‘fll"l““ 2 i" | Meeting LOl“ght.fl.l 8 o'clock intgg supervisor in the kitchen, and 04 ”41 ) he .'1\ er held With five passéfigers from An-| OF MOOSE WOME :‘“ Dugout faf & ’°:;“ sesston, the g gejon Webster in the dining everything tight as a drum. DOg- | o050 “Alaska Star Airlines plane | merican Tegich ahid Auxtiiaty, will |oimy (C.‘-,m'\ jand automobiles are still | oo “pyiner Nicholson, captain, and | Veu bayge b — \hear brief talks by a number of | L 3 ;. _lusing the ice a highwa " & ! . e ! Yeu mave heen . | specialists in their fields regarding | VO¢Al solos were enjoved. during " ", MIShWay. lgam Shafsky, co-pilot, arrived in | Women of the Mmh(‘ will hold. a ‘bpetk:,lla ists nmi 5 3 :hlegar]fmg:lhe dinner, sung by Mary Jukich, : ll»; “-.‘\...l €, guessers were (Lj Jiineau yescerday. Aboard were H. ¢ oo 1 public card party April 27 at Union |Problems pertaining. to the welfare | °° © P00 BB, B 0 el SO cupied with Wiscuseidns* of { SR RN e e w-uhng for! Hall, when bridge and pinochle will | of children. s FnBing folowsd. led. by 3| G ts as they tried to as-(p o LR g be played, it was decided at Sat-| Speaking are Dr. Paul Linquist of{ ZHIH o S0 e Y S the date ol il phedbup. L |0 SO OR AR sl i o urday evening’s meeting of thé chap- | the Territorial Health Department, PlLe il Sption e Some guessers said that a late i:gncs. o i : ALL SIZES ter. In charge of the card party | Public Health Nurse Helen John-| Flans are under way 'or A SPEC- | jate meant that an early morning Veparlmg anoan the:piang £ will be Gertie Olsen and Iva Lind- |son, Frank Ornellas of the American ial meeting April 24, when initia- gu Would e guod iaateed. of Ak day for the Westward were Mr ] meeting, is Treva Reischl, Chair-|a social, they announce. BUY WAR BONDS The Clothing Man man, and Cora Costello, while re- ‘[roshm('nt committee with Mary tion will be held. Officers will be Ted Heyder, formerly of Juneau, arrived from Skagway yesterday and is at the Gastineau Hotel. | heavy snow cover points to an early | break man whose judgment is | respected insisted that it was an p. A and Mrs. E. F. Orr, Sarah Orr, Ed- |ley and Lt. Phillip H. Kaneen. e Empire Classifieds Pay! gard, Senior Regent Iva Herman- Red Cross, Alicé Brandebury, wel- , V€ | afterncon guess, but at the same o ‘ at | sen and Virginia Ptzel. The lunch | fare worker and Mildred Keaton, |elected May 1, and mstnllu.flon will e fecord. ghows BHLE shan ward Bowman, E. W. Elmett, A. P.| | will be arranged for by Mary Haas, | field nurse for the Office of Indian take place the week following. B oc. did 20, oHit on My 15 it Rheingold, Donald Parsons, J. BclI,! 4 | Phyllis Lesher, Theresa Sandborn |Affairs. | R Laidtn i th Bl afitog: | Ernest McGill, Allan Olson, Mrs. | | and Aline Smith. | Tuesday night at 8 o'clock the| Tl “ ! Wie debate g B i G E. Krause, Mrs. Magnus Han-| - - s H. 5. GRAVES | el o, il b b S| 70 W00 SOy i e e Z0 S, o 2 : INES I nounced at the Saturdag business |meeting in the Dugout, followed by " : A ALA SRA c OA STA L Alll- Serving Southeast Alaska Passengers, Mail, Express SITKA TRIP—Scheduled Daily at 9:30 A. M. T RRIN r r X | An- Pel- - Cl P BRINGING UP FATHER By GEORGE McMANUS | HATE otan cocn Tenakee Toid ian Shan gt Mika SR FEASAEAE R - e e — A np Suss G0 e g 6l o 18 e e | WAS JUST OVER OH-SHE'S BEEN [ OH-OPEN IT AND TELL ME | | ACCORDIN! 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