The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, January 11, 1945, Page 2

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Arrangemer for the 0 Vandals. program were completed at the order from meeting of the members of the Ex- Navy would h’!\l left the |ecutive Board of the Association last s without the high scoring evening at the home of Mrs. L. A. of Don McMillan and Bill Sturm, president. ar -\nah The speakers will be Dr. James Y Ryan, Territorial Commissioner of Education; Mrs. J. Popejoy, member SlAMMIN SAMMY of the School Board of the Jur Public Schools; Mrs former teacher of H campus 1 i (llx on, story and! Athletics, Juneau Public High| School; Richard Byrnes, instructor! of English, Juneau Public High| , Jan. 11.—Fellow School. day know the Participation in the symposium by, » beat in the members attending the mee will is Sammy be invited. s, Virginia, The program subject for the Janu-| ary 15 meeting of the Parent-l me the red hot favorite Teacher Association is the second tournament which 'in a series outlined for the year's PHOEN profes man they will $5,000 Snead, Phoenix oy the Hot Spri d successive five under tion. The subjects outlined for fu-| practice round. ture meetings of the Association are: | and Ethfcal Character; April, Use of Leisure Time Combined with Leader- (OME 10 U. 5. FOR BIG SPORTS MEET JONES -5 Final Clearance Sale — Friday distance running ace Gundar Haegg and hurdler Haakon Lidman of According to word received from Stockholm the two stars have de- Announcement of the decision to cross to American tracks ay when he toured the study by the Association, based on intry club course again today the Seven Cardinal Aims of Educa- -eee - February, Citizenship and Civics; HAEGG lIDMA" MAV March, Worthy Home Msmbership ship-Followship; May, Health ! - NEW YORK, Jan. 11.—On-again, and Saturday. off-again, the American trip of long ' ~_ Sweden for the indoor track season was today “on again.” termined to make the trip by any means possible. ed by Charles Jackson, of the Swedish Sports nnouncement sent Swedish records in the United -ee — GRID PROS FEAR DRAFT CHICAGO, Jan. 11.—The Na- tional Football League adjourned its | | winter meeting today until April in | a surprise move that caused the Although delegates declined to amplify the brief adjournment an- nouncement, it is apparent the league is unwilling to make definite plans in view of the proposed na- ticnal draft crackdown on 4-F men. walkeut of Washington Redskins owner George Marshall from the ‘.\u utive session. | A of High tide—0:51 'a. m., 14.0 feet. | Low tide—6:20 a. m, 39 feet. | High tide—12:30 p. m., 17.3 feet.| Low tide—19:09 p. m., -18 feet. | ST ! | i(oum AIRLINES MAKE ONE FLIGHT Alaska Coastal Airlines made one flight yesterday carrying the fol- lowing passengers from Haines to Juneau — Betty Johnson, Charles | Strickland, Alfred Henflung, D. 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