The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, April 22, 1947, Page 8

PAGE EIGHT MARTHA LOCKER GIVING CONCERT HERE THURSDAY evening, April 24, at Trkeatre, Martha ve) wellknown jear in conce Juneau Concert Mi throv clever wor | ing persona acterized by intellig imagina- | tion, and outsta musician- ship. Her programs are unusually! interesting, selected fram a large and comprehensive repertoirz. Her folk songs are invested with a| warmth of feeling while her op-! cratic selections display a nice un-| derstanding of their stylistic re- qu ents Critics have kteen 1 t praise of this Amer Fro ast and W C critic: appreciation of her vi and mag onality. Coup! with the plez voic embracing an unu tial lower register, a good voice, top register the rong and attractive com- is irrestible. Her voice r lyric of appealing timbre attractive quality fiss Locker has been “The Golden Voiced Soprano of ifornia," a very appropriate » for this gifted vocalist he Juneau Concert Association, is most gratified to be able artist of such out- standing ty to a Juncau aud- iene Guest memberships may be se- cured at the desk of the Baranof Hotel by newcomers who were not at the time of member- ship diive. ——————— DOUGLAS NEWS ik~ 0 SURPRISE STORK SHOWER A surprise stork shower giv- en for Mrs. Fred Cunningham by Mrs. Wm. R. Weir at “Weir Home" Quonset Hut No. 7, last evening. Four ‘word’ games were enjoyed during the evening with Mrs. Bud Cantilan, Mrs. Fred Cunningham, Mrs. Don Adams and Mrs. Rex Hermann winning first prizes, booby prizes going to Mrs. Henry Johnson, M: Rex Hermann and Mrs. Robert Wagner The luncheon table was decorated with pink and blue spring flowers: The candles had pink and blue ro- settes fastened to them. A white cake was decorated with tiny pink rompers and a little blue dress, making the centerpicce, and was surrounded by minute white diaper favors After refreshments were served the guest of honor opened her many gifts which were presented | to her in a pink and blue crepe paper basket. Guests present and invited were Mesdames Leonard P Mark Jensen, Ludwig Nel- Allan MacKen- . Bud Cantilan, JOE C. LUTHER' has switched to Calvert because Calvert is lighter —_— Texa ded Whiskey itral Spirits. *of 4506 East $id CALVERT RESERVE 86.8 Proof Calvert Disti Ave.. Dalla CHRYSLER MARI} Phone 473 o NewYork City | i THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU, ALASKA TUESDAY, APRIL 22, 1947 Chrysler Ace Siraight Brive Marine Engines Horse Power Rating . . Weight MaximumR.P.M. . . . Displacement . . Ideal for the Small Treller, Runabout, Gilinet Boat, Cruiser THE MOST REASONABLY PRICED EN PARTS and SERVICE Immediately See Them at » CHARLES 6. WARNER (0. Salmon @'reek Country €lub inest Conntry Club in Alaska OPEN5P. M.104A. M Dancing and Dining EVERY NIGHT EXCEPT MONDAY CHOW MEIN CHICREN STEAR DINNERS ‘ SERVED | EVERY | NIGHT BANQUET ROOMS AVAILABLE FOR WEDDING SUPPERS — PARTIES ALL SPECIAL OCCASIONS Guest Cards for Out-of-Town Visitors—Apply at George Bros. TO PLACE RESERVATIONS PHONE 399-George Bros. Liquor Store before 5 p. m. — After 5 p. m. PHONE 015 Salmon Creek Country Club 3 miles north of Juneau on Glacier Highway | | i 92 h.p. 696 lbs. 3200 217.7 cu. in. ;INE ON THE MARKET Available JOHNSON OUTBOARD MOTORS 106 S. Franklin Street e T Y e T 1 AGENCY—. the organizations represented: M sie, Henry Johnson, R. Dale John- BIGGER BEIIER [ son, Robert Wagner, Waino H\n- Lucille Johnson, Business and P: ~ A ~ drickson, Kenneth Junge, Alk fessional Women's Club; 0} * WEATHER REPORT e Goetz, the Misses Betty nm.mu. jUI.Y FOUR'I'H "'o Almquist and Arnold Hildre, Moosc. ® Temperatures fo: 24-Hour e Patricia Nelson and = Lavanne Barnard Estabrool, VFW; Har ©® Feriod Ending 7:ov o'Clock e Moore, bekides the guest and host- | Sperling, Chamber of Commerce: ° L g ess BE 3.DAY EVEN Rod Darnell, Rotary; Fred Hei- ° o ik < b ning and Bud Nance, Juneau M: 2 10 yurifdue MECCIRAN, SOk e | FOLLOWS IN DAD' I chants Association; Milo Clousc. ® Minimum, 38. * With the caption in A bigger and better Fourti Oi | Territorial Sportsman; Waino Hen- ® At Airport—Maximum, 42; e Claude Erskine Wins at Rainier”|July celebration than ' ever before | drickson, American Legion, o minimae, 3. * the Seattle Times printed a story held in Juneau, is the aim of a|Jim Beall, Lions Club. b ! » [on the sports page recently which|Fourth of July committee which| A general committee meeti: ® WEATHER FORECAST ¢ is of al interest to Douglas- |assembled last night in the office!date will be announced shorty. ® (g’ AaR Lo e 2 ites all baseball fans on the wx the Merchants Association to | following an Executive committ 2 & g F . Chan Claude Erskine, Jr. was | begin taking definite steps toward ! session F‘xxdn noon. e Continued rain tonightand e born in Douglas, son of one of the :that end. | -—— o Wedhtily WS e S Channel's outstanding baseball| The 16 or 18 perscns present IN POLICE COURT e in temperature. Southerly o player :hu with his gumlty are | night, representing several civic | R el e m‘»rlu” il : winds 15-20 m.p.h. : now residents of Seattle. Claude and service groups, ramed an Ex- i AGE I ~ Jr’s grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. P(‘ludtl\'l- Cuxm’;mw‘; headed by May- | Lenakee, each paid $25 fines this © bt ) Henry Stragier of Douglas lor Waino Hendrickson, a$ \hexr‘"m“""g in the City Police Cou:! e (Past 24 hours ending 7:30 a.m. today) @ The story accompanied by a pic-'first step in making plans. Other and were given ‘suspvnded Jail s e In Juneau — .2 inches; ® ture of Claude went as follows: | committee members named are | cnces of 30 days each on the pro- o gnce April 1, 352 inches; e Whip armed Claude Erskine, Jr.,|Bud Nance. Frank Hermann, Al YiSion that they leave Juneau \n- o gnce July 1, 82 inches. . 11-year-old Emerson School sixth,zenger, Sr. and Rod Darnell, with Tediately. The pair were arrestcd o ¢ Ajrport — 38 inches; ® grader, won the opening victory at Mrs. Virginia Wells, secretary, as- |JeStcrday for being drunk and dis- o gnce April 1, 187 inches; o Rainier Field last night as Old sisted by Mr:. Lucille Johnson. L A ne e since July 1, 5195 inches. Wooden Face, as the Times Park| Letters will be sent to all or-| City Magistrate William A. Hol:- . Board wooden umpire, began his ganizations asking that represen-|lcimer also fingd Minnie Knutsi { o 4 o o e = o o @ annual tour of city playfields. ives be named to attend gcneml‘srzD for being drunk and disorder Claude blazed seven strikk-outs | comm.ittee meetings in the future, | T BRATT through Old Woodie to. win the and to take an active part in ar- HOME TO ANCHORAGE \ coveted silver baseball and ball ements for the big celebration,| Roland Stock, son of Richard H players cap- of a playfield cham- which is to be a three-day event. Stock, Anchorage contractor i : F 0 R picn. He is the son of Mr. and Already on the assured list of at- wellknown Legionnaire, arrived ) Mrs. Claude Erskine of 5514 RoX- tractions for the celebration is a'Juneau last evening enroute to : Street. fireworks display, like 'home. Young Stock, a veteran, i ! ¥ o 2 e ever seen in Juneau, com- completed five quarters at St - : RPN > . mittee members claim. The order ford University since he returne . U5 S TURBE Sy aSaNY St Ahcku‘uffl(um:' who specializes in these the Baranof Hotel, and was taki \ S s 2 spectacular and colorful fireworks Pacific Northern Airlines to An- | Coastal Airlines from Poison Cove, f 5 i " % G J displays | chorage this afternoon. \ | 819 s registored ALl Baranof, Many other outstanding features ! - - > : L R e land events are tentatively planned,| THREE FROM ANCHORAGI \ LOGGERS iand through the cooperation of | A. L. French, Floyd L. Guert { ATTENTION LOTGERS with logs | merchants, businessmen, clubs and and Charles F. Chevellan, all from | for sale. Contact Juneau Lumber civic grcups the prospects are really | Anchorage, registered at the Ba:- : Mills. Will buy from 100000 ft |bright for a Fourth of July long to anof Hotel yesterday. ; to 10,000.000 feet. Fcr further be remembered e e . particulars see Juneau Lumber | Listed on the committee at pre- ATTENTION ELKS : Mille 433-tf ' sent are the following persons and | Elks Meeting Wednesday April | § — e 23, at 8 p.m. Initiation and feed H —adv. 560-t% | dejelebeiel for Taste Do you have your heart set on one of the. new long jacket suits; or is it a captivating coat to wear over of the styled one new gracefully print dresses? Perhaps a smart wool topper is the object of your af- . fection? It mat- \ ters not what your secret yearning is — for here you'll find all those new- est, smartest and most flattering coats, suits and dresses in many a year. 'FUNDS FOR ROADS (UT 20 PERCENT DECLARES TAYLOR Ike P. Tayior, Chief Engineer of the Alaska Road Commission, to- day explained that yesterday's As- sociated Press news of a highway appropriation for Alaska means that the Territory’s budget has been cut approximately 20 percent. Taylor said that the figures ap- proved by the House Appropriations Committee are about $500,000 less than those okayed previously by the U. S. Bureau of the Budget. Taylor revealed that, if the figure stands, some new projects will be delayed in Federal road plans for Alaska ..o CAA EMPLUYEES HERE Three men employed with the Civil Aeronautics Administration at Anchorage were in Juneau today at the Baranof Hotel. They are Charles F. Wayer Jr., J. L. Connors and William A. Clayton. oottt SALE: 1941 DODGE 2 Ton Canopy Pick-Up $450 20th Century SUPER MARKET Discriminating ‘ S Wy - x TroTAd - [ W@ " iljomen's Avoraes It's the Nicest Store in Town Baranof Hotel Building LIQUOR STORE The Largest Selection of Ligquors in Juneau SPECIALS WEDS. - THURS. - FRL - SAT. 100 PROOF LIQUOR -; Sunset BOURBON 5th $3.75| 4 160 PRGOF RYE LIQUOR || | 0ld Mr. Bosion, 5th, $3.95 | | Pint---$8.93 1 EXTRA -- SPECIAL PRICE PENH SPRING RESERVE | * FIFTH --- $3.95 , THIS WEEK ONLY GIN Old Mr. Bosion, 5th, $3.95 || - STOCK UP NOW AT LOWTAX | ° PRIVATE STOCK WHISKEY FIFTH - $3.95 : THIS WEEK ONLY Ronded Whiskies OLD FORESTER OLD TAYLOR OLD'GRANDAD OLD OVERHOLT NO LIMIT s ~ BLENDED SCOTCH | King James, 5th, $4.25 | | Largest Seleetion of ; Miniatures in Alaska ACME BEER TALL---24--54.25 |} COME — AND GET IT! ‘ MIXERS Sparkling Water, 7-Up, Ginger Ale | < 3 QUARTS - $1.00