The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, June 30, 1947, Page 4

PAGE FOUR Daily Alaska Empire or $1.30 per month »: ar. S15.00 ! \ he delivery ; ; MUMBER OF ASSOCIATED PRESS rein It ive ( INCREASING COSTS the C 1. Bu unload all he fre be and which H fhe Washington Merty-Go-Round = ther nam ds of by a few moved to keep that Pickett of Te the repor T had of the repor I possih bjected round their Church hates R heat isior me palatable to and present to include and swing to the 1 1 people are prasper State it decide cism be vote in th iNs GERMANY ONCE FOUGH1 Democrat were labor tive laws to pr in the in: and writies Re- Demo- report uestion of time w were m hou nment, and the P ki to F the £ )-called sooner our labor \is the better off they'll be. » Post THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE --JUNEAU, ALASKA = — MONDAY, JUNE 30, 1947 wll ly 20 YEARS AGO 7'z empirrm In the long JUNE 30, 1927 m . . George Brothers had strawberries advertised at four boxes for 951 i . JUNE 30 ® ' cents. to use a lml(‘}. Pat Wood MR T et SRR e e H. R. McLeod ® | The steamer Admiral Evans, Capt. S. J. Gilje, was in port from the ponsible for thelo George Smith ® | westward, sailing for Seattle from the Juneau Lumber Mills, where bill, restrictive | o Gertrude Cunningham Jumber was loaded for Beattle P American people | ® Arlene Hawkins °| Y o Had CRolD: S0 M : MKFI ]:“:-\:, I\{J:\r:}})]a[]]lud : The steamer Alaska was to arrive late this day, southbound. niress has had'l® James Steele | 3 & TR T 3 ] . ! d Burrows ° The cruiser Emden crew was to give a dance for Gastineau Channel Dieghiiie peCLoTY o | residents this night at A, B. Hall. . . . . . . . L] . _— il A | Oscar Hart, representing Neustadter Brothers Company, who had been in Juneau for a week. left on the steamer Aleutian for Cordova. the restrictive | urance business, Local representatives of the U. S. Veterans Bureau were to be | designated throughout the Territory, according to . . Patricia McAlister . . IS Charmlng Bnde |received by Secretary of Alaska Karl Theile from Director Frank L. | Hines of the vets bureau. The work was to be carried on through the Of Vernon Met(a"e ‘}Anmlcan Legion posts in Alaska. A | laws passed | hen the abuses labor leaders ation limiting George T. Cameron publisher of the San Francisco Chronicle, who g but labor | ‘“ A JA\:ir r]”;(‘ \“h\:(l \,::_‘“i tr r‘:n‘ly ! was in Juneau inspecting the Thane properties, said engineering work on or it will be and Vernon M. Metcalfe, son of V. paper mills was being pressed as fast as practicable, and said he W. Metcalfe, also of Juneau, were thought Alaska paper possibilities were ‘“great.” united in marriage by the Rev. H. L. Sweeney, S. J.,, in an 8 o'clock | ceremony Saturday evening, in the | 42; e e e S ot Church of the Nat Baskets of spring garden flowers .§ Raskes of sprie eerien tiovers § )iy | assons in English % 1. corbon setting for the bridal party. { Given in marriage by John| - - b Hermle, the petite bride was lovely Weather: Highest, 57; lowest, clear. WORDS OFTEN MISUSED: Do not say, “Yourself and family are i the op- n the in her wedding gown of brocaded|inyited.” Say, “YOU and YOUR family are invited.” irst com- | satin made with a sweetheart neck- OFTEN MISPRONOUNCED: Onyx. Pronounce on-iks, O as in ON, in the line, and long train. Her fingertip ;.o grops vell was caueht up (o a JUBet 6P| GpqpN MISSPELLED: Wont (custom; habit); no apostrophe. Won't Inc., will ‘f"’_‘ "’:”‘;:_’ ‘*':‘;1':; \\:l‘l: (“;:); ! (contraction for WILL NOT); cbserye the apostrophe. e o Bipraphadi 1:(“\,],‘“ “,;(,‘“.1(‘“I;:“ 5} : g 3 s ! SYNONYMS: Abnegate, abjure, renounced, forgo, forswear, disavow. ife. Thomes H. Mierzejewski, the| ~ WORD STUDY: “Use a word three times and it is yours.” Let us hours, an f-honor ,was gowned in'increase our vocabulary by mastering one word each day. Today's word: ;5 community e with matching cap of [ FATALISTIC; pertaining to that which is fatal, or prophetic. “She was idly ~xtended veiling. | the fatalistic child of circumstances.” ic congest Dressed in harmonizing gowns of ul s istribution. pastel blue and pink, the three - { ffice Depart- bridesmaids, Marilyn McAlister, MODERN ET I 0 U ETTE b/‘I ¢ New York, Gloria Gullufsen and Rosemary i i to test the Doogan, carried colonial bouquets of ROBERTA LEE ;i results in pink carnations, and yellow and!’ e e ] were im- white chrysanthemums. | Q. Should the handle of a cup be turned a certain way when passing | no ex- | The best man b »J' 3“'_““’:‘1 L_“' a cup and saucer to another person? | ]‘”“”r":\“: ‘(":'I’l’i’ul‘:d 3’]“ “\‘/l“i’l; “;(‘);“;’E‘gfi; A. Yes, see that the handle of the cup is turned to the person’s ; At WRkoEs Sathes Rinkirdson. right and the handle of the spoon is placed parallel to the handle of the Miss Kay Kennedy was the colo- ©UP- . ist vreceding the marriage cere- | Q. Should one ever take hold of another person’s arm or touch him ng an appease- mony and Mrs. A. M Uggen was Il any way while talking with him? litler aiter the O st | A. No; many people resent being prodded while in conversation. Europe—in fact, The McAlister home was the Q. Is it ever permissible for the hostess to sit at the side of the ' .d fallen and scene of a reception following the dinner table? i to most Wedding, with a great many friends A. No; she should always sit at the foot of the table. to be a death calling to express their best wishes R R S e to the bride and bridegroom. The lace-covered bride’s table . with the traditional white wedding cake flanked by white tapers was LOOK and LEARN % .. convon | g s ”l:i"dl‘ (‘A\‘linh <he Dresided over during the evening can be someday. But only after PV Mesdames Edward Robinson, 1. What is the highest point in the United States, east of the £ of having her younger geners George Gullufsen, Sr., H. A. Arnold, Rocky Mountains? ation subjected to democratizing in- John Ceamp and William Ferraro. 2. How many drops of liquid will the ordinary teaspoon hold? @ i 5 ‘ Miss Elaine Arnold had charge of 3 luence; only afte 7 of de- Ne. giiat: bobk: | 3. How many vertebrae are there in the neck of a man? e form of government hringing | 1T and Mss. Metcalfe, hoth of ;' a’;‘:: i 'C‘:t"‘;‘);“eti"fv:h:d?helss’:““7 N areatest g00d to the greatest WHOM have lived in Juneau most di p e world’s land area does the United States i of their lives, will continue to make OCCUPy? Both. the Russlans and the Ger- thels home here. ‘He 15 associgied ANDWERR: SURERe e in 1939 With his father in the Metcalfe| 1. Mount Mitchell, North Carolina; 6,711 feet. R BE rubed. n Sheet Metal Works, and Mrs. Met- 2. Eighty drops. appe: nd I'm nct for trusting CAIS & prUsHe bmr? = Lh.e Gy 3. Seven. ’; 15 slbnar Tl i tosr missioner of Education office. | 4. King, queen, bishop, knight, rook, and pawn. 5 as one man's opinion AR Jrota 5. A little more than five per cent. let's not make the o ¢ @ » = o <« ¢ » 3 @ o s = st > they made of swing- e . . fhey Mads CLNEgs o Shar S * | EYES EXAMINED LENSES PRESCRIBED t left. The more we keep the o . d pe n-grooved to a modest o JULY 1 . DR' D’ D' MARGUARDT il better chance we o High tide 0:20 am., 164 ft. ® OPTOMETRIST 1y g economic upheaval | ¢ Low tide 6:55 a.m., -08 ft. ® Second and Franklin Juneau me and bloodshed abroad. |e High tide 13:24 pm, 140 ft. ® PHONE 506 FOR APPOINTMENTS COPYRIGHT, 1947, ICATE. INCJ | e Low tide 18 pm., 44 ft. e o e e e o EARNING FOUR NT it will | e y you to investigate our offerings NEW! BETTER! ! in well ¢ en investments, ALAS- Juneau Young's Toy Section on KA FINANCE CORPORATION, the mezzanine floor—Where you'll Cooper Building, 4th and Man. 1always find what every child wants —adv.—574-tf n a gift. —adv. 615-t1 Player at children’s v surgically Anmyg Myself to the o Specter Kind of coarse fiber . [RITIVIEIRIA] (RIE[NTHME[N eiN Solution of Saturday's Puzzle Gastineau Cafe 56. Occupy the 68, Mimics whole of 69. Blow a whistle 67. Slamese colns DOWN . Information English river . Productive . Strive . Grown girl 6. Living . Cover the inside . Parcel of ground . Public speaker OLIVE TROWER . Numbers at one’s coms mand as a paid-up subscriber to THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE is invited to be our guest THIS EVENING . 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CALLOW, Secretary €3 B.P.0.ELKS' ; Meets 2nd and 4ta Wednesdays ' at 8 pm. Visiting brothers wel- ¢ o come. VICTOR POWER, Ex- l alted Ruler. W. H. BIGGS, Sec- ! | retary. & ek o £ 2 \ “SMILING SERVICE” ' Beri’s Cash Grocery | PHONE 10: or 105 - LF’REE DELIVERY Juneau ] i ———————————————————) 4 ""The Rexall Store” B Your Reliable Pharmacists BUTLER-MAURO DRUG CO. HARRY RACE ; Druggist “The Squibb Store” ‘Where l'hangncy Is a Profession BOATS BUILT and REPAIRED Channel Boat Works P. 0. 2133 West Juneau Across from Boat Harbor Phone RED 110, after 6 P. M. Wall Paper Ideal Paint Shop Phone 549 Fred W. Wendt Youll Find Food Finer and Service More Complete at THE BARANOF COFFEE SHOP The Alaskan Hotel Newly Renovated Rooms at Reasonable Rates PHONE SINGLE O . PHONE 555 Thomas Hardware Co. PAINTS — OILS Builders’ and Sheif ' HARDWARE Remington Typewriters SOLD and SERVICED by J. B. 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