The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, December 14, 1944, Page 6

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU, ALASKA THURSDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1944 CRUTHS il CANTATATO " paReNTs, OTHERS TOY CENTER OPEN HOUSE sted rela- rooped through Be Given b ChOi" at k to School Night an- | tween the hours of 2 y > nual event, brought parents and |for the adults of Juneau and Doug eachers together them an |Will give the residents of the G Methodist Church Methc tineau Channel an opportunity acquainted might become r which be affordec opportunity to communities in making 4 the & ot et ave \tfair | the happy occasion that it should be |no accurate count could be Kept. |ister Winston Churchill, under con Cl O Li Town e Woodshop: whire 1dents, | TOF the less fortunate ‘children and nbulance service, tow car|tinuing attacks over Britain’s policy of by Lawrence Keat- ection of Hank Har. |Older persons bor and the Police Traffic i Greece and Italy, today served Duncan Sun s r careers of draf Henry Harmon and his manual Department were likewise unable 10 jofice he is standing firm and \ 8 o'clock e o ors. O display |tFeining boys have done some fine keep pace with the ccidents. B bit R cant sung by the choir |’ el e n display | g in helping ,old Saint Nick.| The mercury fell to 27 above to- 3 )\ ur y tr were innumerable articles made by I In another address to the n.mrm nore than 20 voices, together b ¥ | Many families have given their “out- {day and the Weather Bureau fore- : . o n % the boys, which brought expr b . ) i he opened an inconclusive Com- | two tenor s by Ernest y grown” toys to the center where | cast is for a 25 minimum early to- ; gt i T sions of amazement fyom sight- g i IO 2 mons debate, giving a terse report offers to e community an . " y ¥ > they have been renovated. There are | morrow I gy 1 seers ! dol h o lete rdrobes whose on British casualties in Greece R o & 16 e Hoth dolls with complete wardrobes whose et < e oo the Chistmas| A laree table, centered Dy alstyle and cut will delight the hearts e R i : ' 5 lighted Christmas tree, held ma of the fortunate recipients; woolly C 1‘un i didn’t make clear of toys workers have been pre-|lambs, pistols, planes and other whether these included all cas- singing “Angels At |paring for the Toy Center, which|weapons of war, dear to the hear S 1 the current fighting in sirth tenor solo, |will distribute them on Christmas |of little boys; cradles, wagons, Whet AGA'NSI BUlGARIA Athens nd composition, as the Day to needy children | b S s and Roebuck’s ge! Under Laborite cross-examining | openit The + be-| Bright wagons filled with colored |erous gift of 15 dolls, games |)ulzlf\ bout what he told Count Sfo: b L .0 { ble dainty cradles, wooden |and toys. NEW YORK, Dec. 14—The, Rome concerning Kins Emanuel, Chur Little wed by guns and many other objects to| Hours of sewing, scrubbing, paint- radio said today that “a serious chill said he approved the continu- O Pror en \v,‘ the gladden the heart of any child on |IDg, repalring ve been given by the diplomatic incident” is arising be- ance of the Italian King's “regime | Sapi S "y hepherd » | Christmas were on display {men and women of Juneau. All of tween the Greek Government of until the military situation got \‘ :‘;‘” I_M“‘ll,m A ‘\{n‘ “,"J Each desk in the lower des | these combine to make this y Premier Papandreou and the Bul- into better condition.” The results, = C“]‘ Jack Bartlett, which held the workbook, notebook and worth while community project an Government were not “unsatisfactory as far as| sed by the chorus number,|art work of its owner, enabling | something of which Juneau and| The Greek Premier sent a note our armies are concerned,” Chur- To God the Highest.” [the parents to observe the quan- | Douglas can be J\Nl\ umul to the Allied Armistice Commis- chill added. heney is singing the |tity and quality of their child’s sion in Sofia, protesting against| Sforza, whom Churchill previous- | Room,” which | accomplishments the Bulgarian Government for ly described as “not the type of : Y “supplyi ms to rebel forces in man" Brita f: % it wed by the chorus number| The buildings were decorated | [k i S PR i man” Britain o anted to deal with rano solo, “Shepherds, Ye throughout with holiday trimmi Macedonia ne domestic broad- the Italian Foreign Minister, | Them!” with M Laist bihtis. thess. host. of the cast was reported by the FCC. said in Rome that Churchill, in| it soloist work having been done by the GG !1-‘*-* “”f'“L'hl" \"m“] pressure” on Mr. Ehler is to sing the familiar |younger students | NOME JUDGE AND WIFE v ARl 0 B Jesu Bambino,” as an interlude There were 90 visitors r | VISIT IN ANCHORAGE b2 Thore SCEL W yiaiome 4 | GIRL SCOUT CAROLERS mber, which wjl} be offering ed by M followed by | in offertory the high school, 170 in the ! school and these figures do not in- | clude husbands of teachers | Coach HAMILTON, Andy Kerr, and Ruth M. piano Popejoy. | be- | crusted pavements 1d 4 o'clock | combined to make streets and high- see the splendid work done by these |are Christmas an- CHURCHILL - STANDING BY SEATTLEIS | SLIPPINGON ON FRIDAY alls of the Juneau Publie Schools last evening pectin the - 1 H H |work done by student 2 the Open house at the Tuy (‘rul(-x' on SE!/ 'TLE, l)(( 14.—Frost en and fog today tionof Emanuele’s Reign Aided Army LONDON, azardous. Harborview County Hospital re- ported that its emergency facilities swamped, with so many traffic jury victims being brought in th Dec Min- 14—Prime | o CALLED FOR MEETING -| Judge and Mrs. J. H. Morison, of Nome, visited in Anchorage on their 1 Girl Scout carolers who have been “Mary of Nazareth, to be! Supt. A.B. Phillips is well ple ounced the 24 players on the Way to their former home in Ten- > sung by the m of | at vll\u interest 411(])\‘:1 in ‘E]:Ir g for Im}- East-West | nessee. Judge Morison was recently ]Chm"fl,"%"v uuld(‘r l»h‘e.l-ifreum“ o the cholr. “F n,” | School.” e to be played in San Succeeded in the office of Federal ;‘H\j 'V‘hl\[ {?'f‘;f’,‘:i.‘;‘;'fifi”"?“.“‘ an alto solo, will be sung by Mr: co's | Katap ‘Stadiam " on |J0088 of the Second'iDIviGRELy [ R P SIS SR EECE 9 Taitar Calioued. by e 1 Judge J:N'))h Kehoe. The Morisons ;h l; (’i’ucxom,n\ '::(:: . “m::]"‘)“{"‘)‘ ”:t’ and' quartet number, “We Mohon IoDlsm’ss nds—Harrison of South Caro- |80 0 Ssattls by pikiies TECHERE"" ummmm\( rol singing around the Have Found the Lord,” with Mis lina, Marcotte of Minnesota, Mead | ChOTa8€- S abction of TRGHE antk Katherine Bumford, Miss Edith| (haphn Fa'her (ase of Wisconsin and Brogger of All girls who have Moore, Walter Woodal, and Shirl | Michigan State. HERE FROM ANCHORAGE iforms are requested to appear in Blork as the quartet. Mrs. R Tackles — Sinkich, Minnes Harold Bean is registered at the uniform. soprano solo, “Thou Art Not Fe ‘r‘ndmski. Lafayette. B — Roy F. Snyder and Mike Gi and the concluding numbe: - Dec. 14.— Judge| Guards—Serpico, Illinois; Hack- IN FROM SITKA {are in from Kodiak and are s Call Back To Bethlehem,” will | o ‘nied he motion of ett, Ohio State; Ciolli, Indiana;| Mr.and Mrs. Ralph Yound are in |at the Baranof Hotel. be sung by the full chorus Charlie Chaplin’s counsel to dismiss | Ranni, Pittsburgh. | town from Sitka and are staying at > Mrs. Ruth Popejoy is the t, | Joan Berry's sult to Have him named| OCenters — Bujan, Illinois; Syz-the Gastineau Hotel Harold M. Thompson is in town and Mrs. Robert Treat the director, | (he - of her daughter Carol manski, Notre Dame. i € B |from Seaside, Oregon, and is reg- ——ee on contention that the stip-| Backs—Dancez Notre Dame;| Empire Want-ads bring results! istered at the Baranof Hotel tion, when the blood tests were Burgge, Ohio State; Birard, Wis-| " og I - A—— . t—— Chapeladies to Meet » P p |bitski, Minnesota; Breslin, Michi- said the stipulationjgan State; and Horvath, Ohio Again December 19 udioal auihority | State | ax made by thres cians { who made the blood t leDDING (AKE IS .- The Christmas party for ('Im]yl‘l-\ adies will be held at the home of [ HELEN McKELVEY ARRIVES Mrs. Stanley Jekill on I)vumhm' Helen McKelvey has arrived 19, All members are invited and|from Seattle to ame her new AlRBoRNE AlASKA reminded ‘to take a gift, as names will be drawn at the party i BRANSON, Mo., Dec. 14—An air- |existence in a Fairbanks bakery fi- | nally arrived here accompanied by | the bride and groom for whose wed- |ding it was originally baked. CLAM CHOWDER | At least the top tier of the cake, all that could be salvaged from the| | wedding reception, made the plane FOR SCHOOL LUNCHES Pioneer Minced Clams Whole Razor Clams Whole Butter Clams v.rxp wm\ the bride and groom, Cpl. the blOl) when Lhey arrived on a parcm;. Mr. and Mrs. Rockwell Flet- cher of Branson. 'The wedding date had been set for October 21 at |Nutlato but at the last minute it \us discovered that the nearest bak- ‘ry was 300 miles from'the locatior |of the wedding reception, so a s |ially chartered plane waited in Fai |banks while the cake was baked then |the pilot flew back his decorated [placed in his lap. PHONE 704 . | Moldenhauers the most air-traveled yedding cake |in existence. Delivery—10 A. M. | Juneau Deliveries— 10 A. M. and 2 P. M. Dougls LG I A BENSONS ENROUTE SOUTH | Mr. and Mrs. William Benson, are now in Juneau, awaiting tran: portation to the States where th |will spend an extended leave. M the Indian Service. duties in the Property Section of the J Office of Indian Affairs, 1 'I'o MIDDlE WES" | borne wedding cake that started its wacauon at the home of the bride’s| | three-tiered cake which he carefully Another trip by air after the wed- |ding, from Alaska to Missouri, made | claim possession of | Benson is a teacher at Igloo for | JUST RECEIVED POPCORN — RIPE OLIVES f PUMPKIN — MEAT BALLS PAPER TOWELS — NAPKINS ASSORTED SALTED NUTS SALTED CASHEW NUTS — COCONUT FRESH FRUITS and Cranberries — Sweet Polatoes — Sprouts Broccoli — Cauliflower — Lettuce — Celery Yams — Grapes — Tangerines and EVERYTHING on the MARKET! DOUGLAS DELIVERY 10 A. M. TWO JUNEAU DELIVERIES 10:15 A. M. 2:15 P. M. MINIMUM—$2.50 Berts IlIIIIIII|HIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII Super Market 2:30 P. M. Orders for Delivery Accepted Up to I - - Borden's—Carnation—Darigold —WITH THE REGULAR MINI MUM GROCERY ORDER OF We Reserve the | low priced items or specials we | O. P. A. Ceiling Right to Limit! | will deliver at this price. $5.76 Super Market Phones 92-35—2 Free Deliveries Daily MILK Sisiiesss V419 EORGE BROTHER |IIIIIIlIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII Here is the easiest way to solve your food problems—shop the Piggly Wiggly way and your shopping becomes a pleas- ure. Thousands of items to choose from greet you {rom our smiling shelves lIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlIIIIIII iy ICY STREETS HIS POLICY Iells Commons Confinua-| | -for - CASH GROCERY | ' S TURKEYS ; Chr:stmas. T Sl Jan T e« Morethanever...IT°S THE BIRD THAT MAKES THE FEAST A REAL SUCCESS . . . Be sure you’re getiing the FINEST QUALITY FOR YOUR TABLE!? Let us help you select one that is full breasted which insures the most meat in proportion fo bone, and REMEMBER it's ECONOMY to BUY THE LARGER BIRDS is you can use them . . . 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