The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, May 2, 1947, Page 8

S S il g PAGE EIGHT THE DAILY ALAbKA EMPIRE —jUNEAU ALASKA 5 FR]DAY MAY 2 1947 Creek Countrylj, Club FINEST IN ALASKA DINING and DANCING EVERY NIGHT EXCEPT MONDAY Open5p.m.to4a. m. Salmon TO PLACE RESERVATIONS PHONE 399-Gecrge Bros. Liquor Store before 5 p. m. — After 5p. m. PHONE 015 Salmon Creek Country Club 3 miles north of Juneau on Glacier Highway e e e e e 0 D. B. FEMMER | I} PHONE 333 or CALL at ROBERT LIGHT BARBER SHOP GEORGE BROS. LIQUOR STORE Week-End Specials FRIDAY and SATURDAY GILBEY'S GiN Best for Tom Collins OLD MR. BOSTON 100 High PROOF 5th $3.95 RYE or BOURBON LIQUEUR Pint$1.95 Makes Delicious Highballs 100 PROOF, 5th, $3.50 BOURBON LIQUEUR SUNSET Special Close Out OLD TIMOTHY RUM S D 5th--$2.50 Fine for Koke High or Highballs BEER SPECIALS Largest Selection in City ACME - =« OLYMPIA - RAINIER - - PABST BLUE RIBBON - BLATZ - - c¢ase SCHLITZ - - case ARF and ARF - ¢case case 8$4.25 4.50 4.50 case case 3.30 3.30 3.50 3.30 case We (lose All Day Sundays e e 2 Club, and guest speaker, Dr. Kat General Hauling and Moving | were Wi | The | presided over VETS ARETO GET CHECKS | I | WASHINGTON May Truman signed propriations bill last night that car- ried $1,800,000,000 for the Veterans Administration, permitting resump- tion of monthly unemployment and educational payments to 2,780,000 lwar veterans. The checks were delayed one day while the bill cleared Congress and received the President's signature. In addition to the veterans funds the 835,161,509 measure provid- ed $135,000,000 for Social Security {grants to the states, for relief by the Army in occupied countries, $6,000,000 for the school lunch program and nearly $500,- !000‘00:) for Army pay raises. The various the Ixs(‘\l agencies until the ar June 30 D ‘BPWC Banquet t Installation Held Last Evening Eighty-five members and guests of the Business and Professional Women's Club assembled at the| Salmon Creek Country Club last evening, for the formal installation iof officers who will serve during the coming year of club activities. Distinguished guests included Acting Governor of Alaska, Lew Williams, Mayor and Mrs. Waino | Hendrickson, Miss Lee Ellenwood, | President of the local Soroptimist |ryn Sherwood, Director of Mater- nal and Child Health program, and ; Crippled Children’s Association of Alaska Betty McCormick served as toastmaster at the banquet. Dr. Sherwood, a graduate of the California Medical School, spoke on the topic “Women in Business ‘and Profession.” Mayor Hendrick- -son thanked the club members for the splendid cooperation that has been given the City of Juneau in the past year Paula Friemuth, accompanied at the piano by Durnnno Barnes, sang ‘Danny Boy,” “Habenera” from Carmen, “A Heart That's Free,” !and Italian Street Song from Naughty Marietta. The “Golden Key,™ a song dedi- cated to the BPWC in 1923, was 'sung by Rhea Smith and Wilda Huston, who ished the , highlight of the ev g with a song de ed to Betty McCormick and Faithful S by Rhea Smith Titt tion ceremony was ty Frances Paul, \u!h Mary Jane Lyman as install- ]uh marshal. The emblem of the I'club was explained, and each re- [tiring officer lit a candle fof the new officer. | Amy Lou Blood is the new Pres- ‘xdem: Rhea Smith, First Vice- !Presidem; Roberta Goodwin, Sec- ond Vice-President; June Martin, Recordmg Secretary; Gladys Vuille, KCorms]'mm:lmg Secretary and Lu- C'llt. Johnson, Treasurer. On behalf of the club in appre- ciation of their work in the past years, gifts were presented to Fran- ces Paul, Reba Hardin and Betty McCormick. The BPWC was organized in '1919 and Juneau is one of 1700 jclubs in 48 states, Hawaii and ) Alaska. Recently the BPWC spon- |sored the Alaska Crippled Chil- |dens Association, and now has over 400 members. “Miss BPW” made her first pub- |lic appearance last evening, and | will now be on display at various buciness houses in Juneau. Tickets may be purchased from any of the club members, and the awarding i\»ill take place July 4. -, IMINFIELD HOME | TELEPHONE FOR EMERGENCY USE The Federal Communications Commission said today that the newly installed telephone to the Minfield Home is a private line, 'fur emergency use only, and is not open to the public. The phones were installed as a service to the |Tc\r|mnal Highway Patrol, and | for emergency purposes at Min- ’mld The line is not a through ‘lm( and only has radio connect- ions. - )RAINBOW GIRLS T0 | ELECT OFFICERS AT ° SATURDAY MEETING The Order of Rainbow Girls will meet tomorrow afternoon at 2:00 {o'clock in the Scottish Rit Temple for a regular session. Officers are to be elected and all members are Inn\u\l ed to bt in attendance. M'CORMICK MOVES OFFICE John L. McCormick, Territorial Director o e Office of ctive [511\14! Re s announces : Of - Mfice of Records is now located in |Rooms 123 and 127 of the Federa) Building e All snakes shed their skins one or more times each year $300,000,000 | appropriations are to run| end of, CANCER CLINICS T0 BE HELD THIS MONTH, ALASKA The 'T'r)n(m\\l Hnw]()\ Depart- ment this month will bring to Al- a for the first time a trio of cancer specialists to conduct a ser- ies of four cancer clinics last for two days each in Anchorage, Fairbanks, Juneau and Ketchikan Dr. William Y. Burton, radiolo- gist, Dr. Dean B. Seabrook, sur- geon, and Dr. Warren C. Hunter, pathologist, make up the team which will travel to the Territory during the latter part of this {month. All three are on the staff of the University of Oregon Med- |ical School at Portland Prime purpose of the clinics is to serve to acquaint the local phy- sicians and surgeons more ade- ly with the disease. Examin- ations will also be made of patients suspected of having cancer, brought {to the clinics by local doctors. On the second afternoon of the Itwo day program in each city, there will be a special lecture for {der , who came in contact with oral cancer. And a special evening |forum will be held for nurses and Health Department personnel Present plans call for the clinic to be held in Juneau all day on Monday and Tuesday, May 26 and 27, In making day, Miss Mary M. Hurley stated the announcement to- that this is the first time any can- cer program has been initiated in Alaska. The clinics are made avail- able through Federal funds, as is the money for all cancer prograins in the Territory. For interested groups or individ- 1als, the Health Department has vailable several films on cancer and printed lectures free of charge. SRS AR GUY F. ATKINSON CO. SUED A suit fer $5,159.56 was filed to- day in .U. S. District Court here against the Guy F. Atkinson ,Co. by attorney William L. Paul, Jr., on behalf of Charles E. King. The suit asks for non-payment . of overtime w f $2,079.78, damag- es of an eq amount and attor- ney's fees of $1,000. PHONE J= PHONE 95 Ic;]r:{ogéEM 92 THE BEST for LESS -- WHY PAY MORE COFFEE PEANUT BUTTER Sand W 21b. jar 79 RAISINS SUN-MAID Seedless Pkg. 29« DATES STUFFED or PLAIN Pound 69« KLIK CHEESE Kraft American, Velveeta or Chateau 2 Pound Brick $1.39 FRUIT COCKTAIL WHOLE BEAN Use as a sandwich filling, a spread for bread, in salad dressings to enrich vegetables . REGULAR PRICE—25¢ JAR K | MARBLE TOURNAMENT (?AA;ESA §5A .'féh'}'gfi, FOR (UBS ON MONDAY Vance Bl ul\ istant Ci lle s and officials for the C\ll) t Tournament to be held '\hm- Alaska iur tal »\»nllm - report- at the Bvergreén Bowl ed eight flights yesterday, touch-| ‘qpe entries from Cub Dens are: g, At ctehikan, =~ Wrangell, | yorman Wood, Den No. 1; Clitford ka Petersburg, Port Malmsbury, Robards, Den No. 2; Thorlief S Gu Hoo- Pelican wvus, Skagway el i ing, Den No. 5; Robert Pollack, HEL G dete SUESS Den No. 7; and Jackie Hermle, Den Ketchikan passengers were Isa- D7 bel Dotson, H. Davis, J. Elliott, Wy ik SRS, and A. J. Kamm; to Petersburg,! Officials for the event, which be s at 7 p.m. are Stan Grummett, Doris Armstrong; f Ketchikan 817 E gk i Howard Simmons and L. E. Iver- to Port Malmsbury, Ed R. Cox;| from Ketchikan to Sitka, James 5" | .o Severance, Ivan Hoge, M R.| verance an oge TS, ASKS FOR DIVORCE Hunter and Mary A. Ashby; from| y Sitka to Juneau, J. C. Peters, Har-| Isabelle M. Dotson filed suit for vey Brown and A. S. Thompson.!divorce today from Raymond V. I Dotson charging incompatibility. Passengers from Juneau to Peli- can were Mrs. J. BresemanJ. Mc- Kinley, Albert Burrell, Emil Pas- quan and Jen Sholders; from Pel- ican to Hoonah, Charles Whitney from Hoonah to Juneau, Charlie Fawcett and Esther Bock. From June: to Gustavus, G Livingston, Joseph Parks and yd Papa; from Skagway to Ju- u, R. B. Smith, Ruth Allee and Ruth Barlowe; to Lake Florence and return. C. Peter, K. Loken The Dotsons, who were separated on March 31, according to the com- plaint, were at Yakima, Wash., on Dec [ wo children, aged 2 property is involved i The nnn]' lolmer]\ the suit. l(‘sxdl(l in S JOHN CARTER TO T John Carter, Chief Ur of the T‘edml] Houxll\‘,’ Author e his June: ten day busi- and ‘C. Fost Sitka p were Dorothy er, Florence Pearce <kill, Mr. rs from Juneau hitney, Auw\ Full- MIDWEST nuel G. Johnson Jr Indiana, a lham, from Edw i ived in Juneau by air and are at the Baranof FROM THE and Mrs. “'flllim Smnh 2 er Bock. Flying to Juneau from Sitka on the return trip were Mr. and Mrs. Roy Avrit and Roy Avrit, jr, H R. Blood Henry Roden i : 1, Mr. \csmda Hotel - DOWN FROM SKAGW. 3 Ruth A and Ruth B: GIRL SCOUT NEWS from Skag ew to Juneau y Girl Scout Troop No. 10 met inlerday with Alaska Coastal Air the Northern Light Presbyterian g s Church parlors at 3:45 o'clock ! Thursday afterncon. We had a cookie sale and the Martha Society purchased the cookies. We opened gt the sale at 3:45 and the money North Airlines plane, ~mp- we received will go toward our eX- yeq in Juneau over last night and penses at a picnic the first week e, sistered at the Baranof Ho-! in June. The Scouts serving the (o ccokies werc: Esther Lavold, lene Sharp, Agnes Hared, Yv Swanson and Sharon DeBarra. L ESTHER LAVOLD, Reporier. |Baranoi Hotel from- Anchorage. e . Evans and Her nd copilot I)(H S.1 - IN FROM ANCHORAGE 2 Pounds - - 39c TOMATO SOUP CAMPBELL'S 3 @ans 35¢ CORN NIBLETS 2 @ns 43¢ PEAS Green Giant, large, young and tender 2 @ns §5¢ "2 jars25¢ Full Assoriment of FRESH FRUITS and Yegetahles in TODAY on the ALEUTIAN No.2zcan - 39 “Fruits” NO. 10 (gallon) CANS APPLE SAUCE PURPLE PLUMS PEACHES APPLES SOLID PACK $1.25 CHERRIES 2.35 Red—Sour Pitted FLOUR Fisher's - Sperry Gold Medal 5-10-25 and 50 pounds FRUIT MIX \ | ' | B. C. Johnson is registered at the | . Jrumnv ”‘Efi How 1o Say "I LOVE YOU, MOM" every-day throughout the year Come in today—we want to help make your selection. Here are only a few choice values. 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