The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, February 5, 1944, Page 2

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—]JUNI rAGL TWO SOMF CARDS---om-THESE QUEENS ;S(HOOlPRESENTS < ! ON ALASKA AIRLINES | | CAPACITY CROWD e O MATTER what other industries may have been hit by war, the | ¥ The Alaska Af s plane arrived veen business just rolls merrily along. Its equipment is simple: a ] - 3 from Anchorage with the pretty girl, o title and a photographer. Here are four queens of the e - avinual high seho llowing ps ngers: Col. Carelton, ' n gh sche * M. W. Bulmer, Jean Davidson, and current pack and the titles claimed for them. Bt Be ATBI0 hs; i r;'[h:“.l T):(-l];]ar;‘(‘ww?az“pil‘(l)‘t-[ ahd his frien tioned ¥ from the § iy ted ht to a packed { by Bill Lavery and Cliff Everts, in the school auditorium, cnq the return trip is expected to| which applauded e made t the your who, com- - | petently portrayed the characters in | the three-act farce. BUREAU OFFICIAL BACK Ben Allen and Ruth Aldrich Harvey Starling, Supervisor of | Plaved by Chuck de Ganabl and Arts and Crafis of the Office of Thelma McCorkle, are thwarted in Indian Aff: returned last night ot romsie Ruth’s mother, 0N the Penguin after a three weeks' Nathylie who is engrossed Uip to th The journey was | i spiritualism and is annoyed witn 2rimait 1 attention. Mr. Ben for his lack of interest. Ben Starling acoma, Seattle s Hindu fakirs and pro- spirit world but drowsi- EAU, ALASKA 'FOUR ARRIVE HERE Spokane. d Ed Westen, played " , contrive a plot to Aldrich’s good graces Ed is the seance. to play For Men Vo “ness overtak him and the voice = i o ‘ of Hugo Aldrich turns out to be o ave | ' a snore. Mrs. Aldrich faints, and while \ she is unconscious her scheme o l i§ hatched by Professor Rawlings u' y. widim Klein), who is an old flame \ of Mrs. Aldrich’s sister Roberta 4 Houston, (Mary Hoffman). Giving \ of grief, the plotters pre- SPECIAL PREPARATION | the deluded lady has d on SOFTENS SKIN—SAVES TIME 3 as o result of the seance. She is convinced in the end that it was all NEEDS NO BRUSH dream, ienal Detachment, 158 combat team in New Guinea decided on the girl they were bugs about Pue, oLl gt owers got to the of their problem and produced a “Pippin girl”; and lovers of the royal poinciana tree 550 i la a aqueen o symbol it, antique ; by & Schuler POUGLA in helping them ! to invade North Af- bittex 5 m by Guadalcanal, Italy s Board of Approval On the nd, The butler Hawkins and the maid pr and all ends happ! erned. Mrs. Aldrich \OR MEN who find it necessary 1ew hobby, haunting to shave every day, Glider is in- valuable, Glier is made specially for daily shavers. A soft, smooth cream, it is not greasy or sticky. Smooth down skin and abetted Schyler van aided Mrs. energy I attack." qu,ughs !flr Home Dorothy were well acted by Bon| To use Glider, first'wash youf face | Contest Letter H s th hiy with l%', at 6 e 3 Vi and Elsie nrad. | Hele oroug] 80! water, | - anourp mvest v, And Fireside Soughl J':'X“‘f“ 3 gy P b L Then spread on Cither quicidy and WAR BONDS AND STAMPS" B M L b( 3 1; i 1” g 39 G ac o X | s with your fingertips—never a n y Men Long at War 0y pn ed by Betty Lou Hared. 5 i { 1ould buy more bonds | GRADE TEACHER e MM i i Sfi‘&«ms e | 3 ol A 3 E able director of the production. She -—smooths down the flaky top layer. | s bonds hought! (Continued from Page One) ast, nlght's special City CouNafs prosented o beautiful bougiet| It enables the rasor's sharp edge to | food and all other ' - - eelibe, & voutbst Lrom. SEEE s 0BT eut your whiskers close and clean e o '® by the curtain call. without irritating the skin. It thus | eliminates the soreness that daily ng frequently provokes in sen- 0(hnlmn staff R g e Council, for an additional Marlin Feero and Dan Morris | r we should buy more 40 g m‘(; ;'xnol l,“.'ul“.l “:.i, .‘u;gm(;'f"‘ managers; Erna Meier mmh‘;dpd't’:l;’fizourface feeling : asion ef Germany. ¢ O s en erties; Mo We sincerely believe that Glider C e bonds the invasion garten appropriation will fina and Beverly Va . will give you more shaving comfort Bug . 1ots. béeatse . most of the additional expense to john C Don Hunwxfn dq than any cream you have ever tried. the cit Jeshen has Buddy Hunter, electr Get a tube at your store today. a soldier on n with just so much am- we want to give him all you buy bonds you to be a better one. when your boy hool Board, garet Femr r to fill out pje Keithahn s Aleity a luH time t year’s term this Pe 0ol Board ()\ WORKIN Air Forces undoub THEATER have g s bick you want a better home 1y most.generous furlough sys- | I MO . o Co o Matthew G for him. Remember who started tem i S il its crew of , are again work=/ These twe : is war? Who's going to finish it? | pave flown miss @0 to 50, d Coliseum Tk « it md ATe it ore s - s T galvi % i p‘l et h more bonds, so buy on the and type of in he old alva ¢ =3 P s » the alr cerps. A1 bvmD torn off t nount (40§75, making A friend, 151 ¥ e s BIGHARD STIYT. men home nee UU x( ,« : n‘u!’ ontest sponsored by M > ga e ) and vacation centers here and d Loan ended Mrs. Gruening Back : i Affer Several Months ' < e who receiv- tan Ernest Gruer evening Gruer MISS O'NEILL RETURNS FROM VISIT IN STATES 1ps rewarded ond rally, held Bess O 1plo the Dous S 1 Wildlife Service, when the twe night aboard the Fish- Guard vesscl Penguin. Miss O'Neill been cn a visiting relatives months’ vacation the St RETALR CLEREKS MEETING & for their ent THE cry of “Fire” brings an instant picture to your mind — your own home going up in flames and everything in it destroyed. If that happens, FIRE Sy INSURANCE _provides MOKNDAY — FEBRUARY 7 ey " e enabie you to rebuild. Be sure it is adeguate. Ask Moose Hall 7:30 P. M. a Prayer for kers happy Snow ' Shattuck | Ageney INSURANCE—BONDS JUNEAU Compulsory Attendance 5 Election of Officers rPaIn Dorothea Hendr! , prompt JUNEAU CAMPS NO. 2 A N.B. and A.N. 8 Meets Each Monday-7:30 P. M.-A.N.B. Hall When the war is won, Pan American Airways will pioneer new standards of service for our friends in Alaska. Meanwhile, we are 1009, engaged in the war effort— with every passenger and every ounce of cargo priorited by the Armed Forces—and we appreci- ate your patience and understanding when the accommodation you want is not available. AVIERICAN 1IRWWAYS ~ BRINGING UP FATHER TN # Ir THERE'S THAT SOUR PUSS- | "SANDY’ HARE- | ALWAVS KICK!N’ OH// | JUST CAME FROM WELL-HOW ARE YOU ? AN’ IF WELL- WHAT'S GRIEVING HUH! 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