The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, May 15, 1947, Page 8

BABEBRIGHE ) s bidie 4 THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE-—- JUNEAU, /\LASKA i THURSDAY, MAY 15, I947 ‘n'llNIl||I||lI|lHlHIHHIIII|IIIIII||IIIIIHIIIIIIIHHHIIIIIII|IllllllllIIIHIIIIIlll|IIIMIHHHIlllIII||IHIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII MllE MADE 'mu ‘ poppy Day prodama"on DR. RUDE WINS COLOR BA((A]_M]R[M’[ SLIDE PHOTO CONTEST; OF COUNTRY ON o D.wiwssecowp EXERCISES WILL Poppy Day in Juneau will be ob-| ap THE HOTEL JUNEAU LONG VA(A]’ION served by the Ameican Legion peguations ihic week at the BE NEXT SUNDAY land Auxiliary on Saturday, My potel Juneav include Mr. and Mrs.| pr. J. 0. Rude took first place| sEa7 {24, and the popples, made by dis-| Cparles G. Meyer of Los Angeles, |honors Wednesday evening in the| School days for the seniors of Formef We”known JU |abled veterans in ho~pll1].~.. Pro- | [rene Hart of South Gate, Calif.|color Slide contest sbeusorea: By |the Shunbhn «H’gh fiy dnwmf; % n eeds which go to th 1 S i3 i) go to them, will be my and Mrs. Sanford Lysne of (the Juneau Camera Club with a'm close and the first of two 1d h that dat . eau Young Man Now B Dalton, Minn., Edith J. Seaton of |photograph taken on the ‘shores|big events will be the Baccalaur- 0 = 1 Mayor Hendrickson has designat- . = Livingston, Mont., Arnold Sorensen of Lake Leberge showing a boat te exercises = ed Poppy Day in the following . eate exercises to be given in the =| Here on Honeymoon Sroclamation: of Seattle, and Angelo De Tate and on the beach silhouetted azeinst High School gymnasium next Sun- = Whereas, the United States of Ic“,“!'f’ C. Randong -0t New York ja midnightusubl iday evening at 8 o'clock. =1 A tale of a year-long vacation America was again forced to crush| ' 5] R | Second place went to Dean Will-| The program announced for the o & |iams for a sunset picture taken evening is as follows: | spent roving over the 48 states and Powerful enemies seeking to estab- MEN FROM KETCHIEKAN from inside a summer home on|Proces: parts of Canada in a '33 Ford, lish their tyranny over the world; ional— Triumphal March, = = ; SiB & J A { F D d = lequipped with slecping bag and and C. M. Archbold, fercsi supervisor, the beach, with seagulls flying in| Verdi High School Band _5 ; E Y ] L» '33 01_ = | camping outfit, is told by Edward! Whereas, the young men of and William Sherman, marine su- the foreground. Third place was|Invocation Rev. Robert Treat . . = |Mize, former Juneau young man Alaska again offered their lives perintendent for the U. S. Forest taken by Hal Widener for a thrill- [“Ave Verum,” Mozart . Mixed = | who is visiting here at the home of in_the Nation's service; and Service at Ketchikan, flew to Ju-|iDg and realistic color shot of a| Chorus = inis brother Ralph Whereas, the memory of those neau yesterday with Alaska Coastal|Cabin on the highway going ub|scripture Lesson Brig. Gen- = He speaks with a reminiscent WHO 8ave their lives is cherished Airlines and are staying at the|in flames during the winter. | eral C. O. Taylor. 5 - - - - - (. p g. = | 100k of atfection in his eyes of the by us all and is an inspiration!Baranof Hotel. | Judges of the contest gave hon- |Hymn America, the Beautiful E = ! faithful old '33 Ford which carricd to us all; and S e - orable mention to J. M. Beall for Baccalaureate Sermon Rev, s = Whereas, their service and sacri- 'his engaging shot of a baby, and| Robert Webb. X {him over’ 36000 miles with :'no! Wheress Liewr service and sacrl- BUSINESSMEN HERE ag_sh : B = |trouble except for minor tire 5. 8 y K. Kearns and C. G.-Pedersen of {0 John Brilihart for two p‘c“"““ Sing Again”, Prothero-Cain, = | troubles. :{“: poppy of e ienerical Le-! seattle, Paul L. Smith of Standard |21 o Mixed Ensemtie - - - = - ( A H \m\ took his vacation after re- o A 2190 5i) Company at San Francisco, and ; Pranch, and the other ice- ' Benediction Rev. G. H. f < ¢ Auxiliary; now therefore, = berg in Glacier Zay. Hillerman. g from the Shell Developmen: 1, Waino E. Hendrickson, Mayor Ellis Thomp:on of Portland, Ore., F I IIIIIIII Company in San Francisco, where "o “ciee 00 Juneau, do hereby | Were all registered at the Baranof | _.Ed““?d ;»lxefik’v“_h‘»“- Tre\:; Da'\ReL‘essionnl-—Amerlcn, the Beauti- ‘he had been employed for nine 5 3 , 7 Hotel. vis and Bil eivers acte aS{ ful Chenett, B roclaim Saturday, May 24, 1947, d t test ¢hich , nette and years in the research department bigickis e AR ey judges in the contest, in whic e i to be Poppy Day in the City of 0 % over 45 slides had been entered. | i - ( with Clarence Dunn, another Ju- guco OGN (¥ 0 O ens fo| _ MERE FROM WRANGELL slides tered. s L] neau boy. ul;:erw' l‘h!‘ day bx: wmrina. the Mrs. Lauric Broad, wife of Capt. The showing, held‘m the Srience B He told of seeing Mrs. G. C. o Ui Rdw Broad of the halibut boat Howard Toom of Junéau Hizh School, was fewefy Swep| b, * memorial poppy in honor of the R > 4 o Ricke (Jeanne VanderLeest) in De- men who d(edp for America in the|B. 0f Wrangell, in port today, re-|cfowded, and & large number of| 5 persons s ) { seats. H troit, and John and Tom Stewart pger vorld Wi gistered as a guest of the Baranof |Persons stood for lack o F . Be E l d battles of World War I and World | A - !re' er xp o es ‘l l ! K in New England during his wander- war 11 Hotel. Also at the Baranof from| Competition was close, and | *, d of visiting nearly all the i Wrangell is Mrs. Etta King. judging a most difficult matter of Parks in the country. B %S EORERE 8 selecting among piciure beth un- LONDON, May 15—(P—Fire swept ‘Ret urning to San Francisco, M WOMEN OF Moost Balsa wood weighs half as much usual and breath-takingly beauti-|a Waterloo Road brewery today, ex- soon started on a second one, as cork ful. ploding 480,000 hottles of beer. g ime a honeymoon tour from M», - MEHING TOHIGHT 0 10 Alaska In February, he mar- ied Miss Joan Bowing, of Roches- | Minn., where her tather, Dr. The regular meeting of the Wo- H. H. Bowing, is on the staff of the men of the Moose “will be held to- Mayo Clinic. Prior to her marriage, night at 8 o'clock ia the Moose employed at the Shell Lodge Rooms in the Seward Build- lopment plant, where he had ing, and all members are urged il been employed to be present for nomination of [ pd Mrs. Mize plan to spend Officers. of the s in Juneau, There is a class of candidates | est time to be initiated tonight, and Iva $6.55 (ase B ton | SUGAR - 10 Ih. bay 51.18 Carnation GRANULATED LLS COFFEE | SOAPS - lg. phg. 4 1000 DURUM SEMOLINA o Tt has given us Satisfaction to Rebuild years of atiractive- nessand Comfort into the color- H s spent in he says he weekend tri three S were 20 pound fin HETTI 1uhs. $1.50 ot 15 s . Tt i, the Ay o1 Pindiy w1 b P SR ' e ful modern furnishings of the This is Child Care Department | night, and Laura Isaacs. 1air- man, has arranged an entertain- ing program of music and danc- ing. Effie Eccles is chairman of il the refreshment committee | e planning to return to a by way of L in Canada, and to stop $9=49 DINNER - - - phg. Uo Baranof Beauty Salon It is our pleasure to "menue the MARTHA SOCIETY will held L s o ‘ for quality, custom workmanship i a FOOD SALE at THIS STORE FRIDAY, 11. A. M,, featuring ot chem "““)“” TN "‘“”"1“ it's — ; Hot Dishes, Home Baked Pies, Cakes, and Cookies. R T Raine bash SN 10 Mibied 7 (i e g BARANOF BEAUTY "iiufiet ot JUNEAU UPHOLSTERY | 2 Free DeliveriesDaily ' - +5 SAON REONS =T IIIIIIIIiIIIIIIIIIIIIIlIIlIlIIIlllIIIIIIIIIIIlIIlllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHNIIIIIIIIIIHIIIlllllllllllllllllltllllIlIIIIIII!IIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIHI |i||||||| I|l|IIIIIIIIIlIIllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIII||I|IlIII!IIIIlIIIIIIIII_IlIlIIIIIIIIIIIIlIlIII]HIIIIIII||||||llllllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII“ il i i i H 13 TR TR ‘il,..II'HIIIIII'HIIMI 2 "'ODAY RETONED Silnhur was: usel for | fumigh- 4 H . e tion as narl\ as 1,000 B. C - =)} corating gom- [ Beauty Salon sleel groom- s clients. A new 1 and white, { with draperies—was selected by Imh Parmenter ‘who recently took over the operation of the popular shop. The modern chrome furniture has been rebuilt by the Juneau ! Upholstery Company, covered. -in maroon leather to blengl with | jthe general color sct Fluores- cent lighting is being 1 lled ghout and n cn:'xemin" TWO GRINDS | imps up the foyer In addition, Mrs. Par me::er hns 1. Regular Grind 2. The New | rb i tnd aiinnaht to B : i % {vide for service innovations which D”F and EIBSS Maker E”“d she plans to inaugurate very soom.| |The renovating of the salon was éroxnpleled during the forepart of!l ,luh Parme"ter this week, with the shop being’ temporarily closed for the work. | IR O pridefully announces the completion ;D!)ROTHY SHEPPERD ‘ of the redecorating of J ‘ ! i g of Juneau's most ’: RITES ON SATURDAY | beautiful salon — now more at- Funefal scivices for Dorothy |Soappend. 32 yuari of sge fpe| i tractive than ever — with a com- - |t S A plete staff of highly-skilled oparators : ‘ e, SeR R el ready to adapt the newest styles to I always love : Saohens, I WS, seativi achieve individualized beauty for iy selitions ate. Riotiard ekl Milady. of Juneau, crew member of the halibut. boat, Sentinel; John Schultz of Seattle, and Charles 5 Semalts of Hollywood, UL Members of the Staff are: ,——— {NATIVE OF HOONAH RUTH HILL PASSES AWAY HERE PAULINE BROWN Peter Austin, naiive of Hoo-l Ir‘.uh, passed .away at St. Ann's AILEEN BISSANEN Hospital yesterday afternoon at 5:30 o'clock. He lacked six days serve this of being 35 years old. If you want to be proud of your coffee... if Austin is survived by his widow, Telephone Mrs. Maude Austin, and four chil- you want to hear it praised at first taste— dren: Florence, Ronald, Mildred 538 a]l of H()u'nh and always. .. serve Hills Bros. Coffee. This 3 to (,h.nie W. Carter Mmtur_\. and be shipped to Hoonah fox'i Emmitt Million’ CALVERT RESERVE Blznded whhlrs ; 2 has switched to Calvert because Calvert . 86.8 Proof -65% Grain Neutral Spirits Calvert Distillers Corp., New York City wonderful coffee never fails to produce the same delightful aroma, matchless flavor, and satisfying strength in the cup because of *Con- trolled Roasting. Every coffee bean is roasted erfection by this exclusive Hill S Bros. process. And the utmost in freshness is assured because Hills Bros. Coffee is vacuum- packed. is lighter. ‘