The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, April 7, 1947, Page 5

il MONDAY, APRIL 7, 1947 L PR i COMPLUT FEATURE ‘} SHOWS AT i 8:00 1:10 fappy Holiday rem thiz swell sh ! Love =- GLENN JANET FORD - BLAIR szwwmwy /3 PAKADL— Ui ¢ TRAIL” in Te " ———and LATE "*No, No, Mr. Abercrombie, that isu’t what we mean by ‘Make Yourself at Home’ on a Clipper” When our stewardesses welcome you aboard for a Clipper -y want you to really relax the Pan American way. Just [l’lI“! ar and enjoy your trip. Meals lean back in your lounge or snacks, magazines or a pillow— practically anything your mood calls for is yours for the asking. Ask Pan American or help in planning your next trip. It's quicker by Clipper. Barana! ¥olel Bhone 106 Liv AMERICAN | Wfll[lfl ArRwAYs The < /)/r'm of Hhe'= /////r/ (// ers mE JUNEAU MARINE C0O. Marine MARINE WAYS Boai Sales Hardware ““Coxsrnuemox = and Rubber Boats reot west «. Appraisals PIION g JUNEAU, ALASKA BOX 2719 Have Your Beat Steam Cleaned While on Our Ways YELLOW CARB CO PHONE 22 Courtecus Drivers — Dependable Service 24-HOUR SERVICE THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU, ALASKA 'GALLANT JOURNEY' IS FEATURED FILM SHOWING, CAPITOL ha ¥ Y ontzomery upD: 1 Teachers Now Needed by ANS rubber stamp for a where If cne is 1nst in ( mill cf e north might hold the answer. \ 'sm"% AR f‘mw 7 2074 CENTURY e M j{”rfin (3] 154 PATLSCL A TN Pl in won. u musical the with et all to make thi a -forgotten treat or the eye and heart ri t joned no ! toe than d Rogers and ammerstein II, who into unprecedented to fill ic su h in a film before four of the as rd serecn’s 1 siars—Dan Dick Hayme voung vian Crain, an Blaine iato top rol uh\‘htn"n.\ swell sup including Charle Bainter, Donal cHugb, Percy Ki ry Morg Anc 4 the whole las ) gorgeons Tecl joy to beloll nicolor At least that is the belief of Dr. . A% FENG e f)itl(.:?;,\v 'x{\l lll)vlfhzi\lfilt::\( “(\J'jn::t:u l:h;. SHEEP RESCUED_German prisoners of war rescue a i s lr\‘"n\(‘ll np()\'l‘l must viee with headquarters in Juncau sheep from a decp snowdrift at Bell Buck, Yorkshire, England, as State r (All{, of the ric! P ¢ 2 P farmers sought to save their livestock. {ly human, rad antly joyous adver ‘\\mm Federal a cy now stands f? ras of a mi vest family durin in need of a considerable number one hectic and enchanted week o f'f married coupl one cf whom {R S?EE% n-( [w ight must be main- ha fair—a week on which th is a fully quaiiied teacher A XL G B [ain . ; (he mMeas- haq pinned their fondest dream “Everyone deals in :nm‘xl.(ms nr-_(! 'xmn 1635 feet to of glory mance. How they when Alaska is the subject,” IES‘S }'0 BE RUN {3,270 I realized their goal makes for Dale declares, “and for the xxmun- Pern use of any heart-warming story pack ficent scenery, opportunities for re- pairs ns (one pair being a .q v robust humor and thrill- such hobbies as hunting and fish- {lating the instead of r - ing, Alaska offers the best in the R ?”““ the use of four "“H;: world. And for camera fiends like A H J Pi Ab i, basse A plane may make as F' R myself, I know from twelve years rmy aS.ef ane ! OU' L““L"' passes as the ])“1" ‘1‘1 :v‘“ B'FE SQN DAY ching vacancies now exist in Endland S Ma[k 1 ka ‘1 4 are "{‘flpl"‘“":d '“. v localities f Alaska including e O e i Wf A"ENDEB slx recansly; abproved ettt By JAMES J. STRIBIG B ot iy LS (Dle Rl “‘!' e schools have not previously o S i and where fascinating P (Aviation Keporter) garded as considerably faster than pemoerats of Juneau turned cu of Hekimos, Alents and In-| WASHINGTON, /ApHI 7 — (p +—jlto: Gloster or which flew 616 Fg, 0 and attended the Jeffer f Aliska inay b learried THe' ‘next: AmsrBRRS Lty ‘at ! tne|ocs Per BoUT L 3 - at the Bar 1 first hand, in such picturesquely British held world air speed rec- y evening. ner named communi as Kasigluk, ord of 616 miles a ur will bp‘Mp I(R H Sg e 204th anniversary of Mumtrak, Holikachuk and Chow- de uni ralized uxr sA] effersen, third President hoctolik. TU L frem LT F of the ited States. “For career people who wish to (he National Aeronautics Asscia- A4 15.') ‘SE{U‘ASI pAkI‘“ Judge iom Holzheimer, whose grow in their professicn and who ticn | {untiring energy made the dinner value the security, generous. free-' Military and industry officials tess 1o | yne pronounced suceess it w: dom from initiative and automatic have indicated that the attempt, of t lm\xmmu and he put ¢ step p jons as provided under may be made early in June at} nda at,case by stating only de Civil Service to a maximum of §3,- the Muroc Army Air Base .5 iven in the Gold Room of | speakers would be called t 274.65 per annum for teachers, the rnia with a modified Loc Baranof Hotel yesterday. At'make any AAAkn: Thilnn: Barkios i - h Star, the P-80R attractively decorated table Acting Lew. Williams feration,” t} p! now about ready dames Gene Kirsten, W. made a br 1 the princi- educ ht le, Kenyon |pal address given by Attorney Requir aduation Joe John- | General Ralph J. Rivers. He gave from a 3 co 3 Sim-ja sketch of the life of Jefferson: with 18 in educatis ! ry of the Democratic Par- courses s of full-time v ty from inception to the present teachir perience. Salaries start | R AND WIFE HERE |{ime and outlined a program he at $2,710.35 per vear for teachers '°© e al v nald I, McMinimy, . MD,, {believed should be followed plus $1,350 for the non-teaching AL ierine e et 1 {m pecial entertainment following I \d or wife who acts as spec- easlgini L5 o ‘.,m,l,h. e dinner was axophone 5010 ial assistant. There is also a de- R i i e "/\I,‘H‘\;",i.m’\,“m Frank Oliver and two delight- mand for unmarried teachers at 1 oA are registered 16 Baranof th-l:“” vocal duets by Juneau's popu- boarding schools in Alaska, both' from. Trie} : ilar couple, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest es and for academic and ¥ {Ehlers. The Harm-O-Dears played cational work at the high school level. ! Teachers entering the Alaska Na- tive Service this year will also re- ceive the advantage of intensive training at the Indian Service sum- | mer school to be held from June | 16 to July 25 at Chemawa, Oregon, | with full salary being paid during | the period of attendance. Tran.\-l portation costs of the teacher nnd; the immediate family are paid from the actual point of residence in the States to the place of assignment in Alaska. Those interested are re- quested to secure from the local postoifice, or employment office, Civil Service application Form No. 57 and forms for medical examina- | tion and fingerprints. When com- pleted these should ke mailed to: Alaska Territorial Employment Service, Bgx 471, which agency will contact the Division of Education, Alaska Native Service to determine the nppncants qualifications. - LOGGERR f ATTENTION LOCGERS with logs | for sale. Contact Juneau Lumber ! Mills. Will buy from 100,000 n.‘ | to 10,000,000 feet. For further particulars see Juneau Lumber Mills 433-tf —————— Sell lt with an Empire Want-ad! S P RI N G CH A P EAU X—Vlodel Shirley Brown and her miniature French poodle try on new styles in women's hats to give a preview for fashion-conscious visitors at a Chicago benefit show for the Friends of the Orphans. |- OND 0 N E RS TR Y S KATE s—The severe wlnler brought Londoneu lhelr first Sundly . morning’s skating in St. James' park in 20 years, Buckingham palace is in left background, during the dinner hour. - e EASTER EGG HUNT, TRINITY HALL, 1S SPIRITED AFFAIR presentation of Boxes cn Eas- children of the Following the their Lenten Mite ter afternoon, the Church School of Holy Trinity Episcopal Church, went into the Parish Hall for their annual Eas- ter Egg Hunt. Nearly every one found his or her share of the eggs which were left by the Easter Bunny, and when the totals were counted among the older boys, Mike Blackwell was found to have the most eggs, while Ronda Fleming was the champion of the older girls. In* the kindergarten hunt, Eliz- beth Mize was the lucky prize winner for the girls and Roger Grummett among the boys. The | overall champion for the after- noon was Dennis Ryan, who was, fortunate in finding the golden| egg and was awarded a large prize.} - | When you pay tor QUALITY why not get the FINEST-Buy FLOR-, SHEIM SHOES at GRAVES. e — | Sell it with an Empice Want-ad! COLUMBIA BREWERIES Inc. PAGE FIVE AS EvIER SANG ITS WAY INTO YOUR HEART! More glorious with thrilling new songs by Rodgers and Hammerstein, who gave you “Oklahoma CenTuRY-FOX' PICTURE with CHARLES WINNINGER FAY BAINTER Donald Meek-Frank McHugh - Percy Kilbride - Henry Morgan oiected by WALTER LANG produced by WILLIAM PERLBERG uusic by Richard ROAEErs wyrics and screen piay by QScar Hammerstein I RGN ) g (- PR QLI — LATEST WORLD NEWS | | 8 i BE A CHIROPODIST Easy Home St udy Conrse Qualifies You for Pratice “Dactor of Podiatry” Degree Conferred—Write: THE ALASKA COLLEGE OF CHIROPODY P. O. 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