The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, February 4, 1946, Page 7

MONDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1946 % " THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE--JUNFAU, ALASKA ~ ____PAGE SEVEN COLUMBIA LUMBER COM NEW PRESDENT, | —=sesees T e v i OF ALASKA IPARY A. L. AUXILIARY, | - weeres @ | o, HOME INSULATION . . . REMODELING HAS EXPERIENCE | NEW ROOF . . . NU-BRICK SIDING || cwncorrs s o water| | G. Craven, newly ecler national | Time Payments Arranged PHONE 587 president of the American Legion | w——————|] |Auxiliary, brings to her new post | ) a wealth of experience in legion You'll Find Food Finer and | 1 JAMES C. COOPER. C.P.A. work. { Service More Complete at | BUSINESS COUNSELOR Unopposed choice for president pfl the Auxiliary at its convention in | Authorized to Practice Before | |Chicago, Mis. Craven can look back | THE BARA“"F | | the Treasury Department and | |over 25 years o iegion service— Tax Court five of those years in the national | COFFEE SHOP COOPER BUILDING Bispaishy, of the ‘guxiliary ‘ £ e '——CT DONT COUNT POPEYE, "~ WHY Modest but not retiring, she cre its her selection to lead the Au: Wi UNLESK | GETS MUST You BE X liar; 700,000 members tc g 7 & SO E Y SO, ST RN2 JUNEAU - YOUNG/ | | COWLING-DAVLIN | |15 " towia knos = o )| |20 ! Coomemony ELsK) S«‘:JBB?:D - Hardware Company COMPANY thea i wanls fotks to ko, | = S e Vil D anys STUBBORN ), PAINTS—OIL—GLASS At_the time of Pearl Harbor | 1 v ™ ) 0 \Jg\—\.“ ARF g2 Shelf and Heavy Hardware DODGE and PLYMOUTH Mrs. Craven was North Caroli ), \ & —J ‘_\_;) 5 Guns and Ammunition DEALERS rtment president of the Au \ § b ¢ ‘»3 . When she completed her | {2 Y \ T (€ H d term Im 1942, shé became area child | . welfare chairman, responsible for | The Sewing Basket | | | Thomas Hardware (o. ed as national executive | BABY HEADQUARTERS PAINTS — OILS 20 oI Infants’ and Children’s Wear Builders’ and Shelf Her next step up n the Au HARDWARE iliary was the vice-presidency of 139 S. Franklin Juncau, Alaska e | [the Southern division, a position | Zoe “MELY anmEs she held as assistant North Caro-| | . A v = Lic 49 3 : - . e 5”/\\“ I A WHEN IN NEED OF lina director of Civilian Defense, | L ] NUNN-BUSH SHOES Diesel Oil—Stove Oil—Your After that came her appointment v — - . as national child welfare chair- ¥ KNOBBY I BEEN WAITIN'TWO S WHAT IN TH' NAME ITS A CRAZY STORY. STETSON HATS ing — Storage and Crating— Quality W;rk Clothing CALL US! 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