The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, July 23, 1947, Page 8

PAGE EIGHT #*"~ ; e ( Guests attending the party were!] [ Colorado, a retired dentist, also arewe arty {Jean Hermle, Jackie Martin, Gail 1 ’accompanled by Mrs. McHugh. The | |Morrison, Jeannette Casperson, | ;pz\rl,v attended the Elks Conven-| | F R hl- |Arleen Godkin and the guest of tion in Portland. { THIS EVENING IN | Or U' arson:honor, Ruth Larson. | The visitors were met when che;]F 0 R b | — i b PONB S i s 7 T : I lN oN H OST T 2 |arrived on the Princess Norah b, | SoAp Box DERBY ‘ A farewell party in honor 0“ CLOWN SUITS NEEDED [ :n delegation of Juneau Lodge om-; %) |Ruth Larson, who is leaving for a| TWo clown suits, suitable to be | cers and Past Exalted Rulers, Acts ¥ g ol 2 . |visit to Norway with her parents|Wworn by youngsters nine or ten, | ing Governor Lew M. Williams and | m?msr:“(;;ia; ,_:,‘;"SSL,:;) ‘;:fm;:rlfiglm the end of this week, was giv-{flm needed for the Soap Box Derby; jAvA BATTlE GRAND pERS‘J % Mac;:nm:]fl pre;sideén ot the will be held on the Twelfth Street | last evening by Eva Marie Sunday. Any mother who has such .June'au- amber oh é"k;mgf% Hill at 7:30 o'clock this evening | Knape and Jeanette Doucette at & suit is asked to contact Dr. W. | They were taken to the ub | when several new cars are sche-|the home of Miss Knape. M. Whitehead, phone 644, as soon duled to make their appearance,| The guests played games and|®S possible. LT PRSP R Derby officials report today. |listened to records during the par-| Meanwhile, last minute prepar-|ty after which dainty refreshments| TOYS! ! FURNITURE! ations are being made for the big were served by the young hostess-| An appealing selection on Ju- THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU, ALASKA WEDNESDAY, JULY 23, 1947 BETTER Liouors TRY GEORGE BROTHERS PHONE 399 LIQUEURS: (the after-dinner drink) Forbidden Fruit Southern Comfort Creme-de-Cacao where pictures were taken, after Two Past Grand Exaited Ru‘fl»5|which they were driven to Menden- | ~lof the Elks and their wives were hall Glacier. On the return from| |driving souuwiwaid to a town only entertained by officers and mem- |the glacier a stop was made at iseven miles from the stronghold bers of Juneau Elks Lodge No. 420 |the Salmon Creek Country (él]\;b & . A E oy Key Town Taken vesterday afternoor 1d evening, | for dinner, then back to the s ! event Sunday e T},"’ f”l‘" scheme ' was blue|nsku-TouNE N’ MesSKiLIS Floor. = | Gther Dutch units threatened {Ql]owin; their T‘m:va]mhgrg on L;fe{cmb where the guests were enter- A parade of all the entries wii|and white. —adv. 6371} . Republicen capital of Jogja- Princess Norah, on which they are | tained until time to return to the start the affair off, the boys par-| U. S. DEPARTM " |karta with a two-pronged drive. making the round trip. steamer. ading their- cars up the Twelfth| One Dutch column. driving south| The Past Exalted Rulers were| The visiting Elks were entertain- Street Hill to the starting point| irom Semarang on the North Cen- Bruce A. Campbell, who is also|ed at Ketchikan, and will also be at the top. Races will start at| tral coast took Slatiga, key town on chairman of the Elks National guests of the Skagway Elks dur- 2:30 p. m, the parade at 2 p. m a highway winding 46 mountainous Memorial and Publication Commit- | ing their stay in that town. Weather at | miles to Jogjakarta. [tee, of East St. Louis, I, and| DM 7 T 4:30am. | Just ahead of the Dutch drive John R. Coen, also vice-chairman| HERE FROM KETCHIKAN Cloudy lon Malang, the broadcast Indo- of the Elks National Memorial and Cloudy said, Republican Publication Committee, of Sterling,| Mrs. E. M. O'Kelley of Ketchikan | nesian bulletin Cloudy rched the | Colorado. arrived in Juneau on the Baranof | forces successfully s i 1 Rain ;emm Fighting was under way in With the two Past Exaited Rul-|yesterday afternoon. She is regist- at the Baranof Hotel. Pt. Cloudy |the area of Lawang, 12 miles north €S is Dr. B. McHugh, of Sterling,|ered Thunderstorm | of Malang, the communique added - RIS 5% Clear “ On Sumatras he Dutch dispatches (said, damage of at least $200,000 (Conttnuea from Page One} T OF COMMERCE, WEATHER BUREAU JUNEAU, ALASKA WEATHER BULLETIN DATA FOR 24 HOURS ENDED AT 4:30 A. M., 120TH MERIDIAN TIME | Max. temp. | TODAY owns &nda other last | Lowest 4:30am. 24hcs. and | Station 24 hrs.* | temn. temp. Precip. novel- | Anchorage 57 0 | Barrow Trace | Bethel 25 The judges stand will be at the| cordova 05 finish line at Twelfth and D. Dawson 0 Twenty-six heats will be Tun|pgmonton Trace this time, two cars to each heat,| pairbanks Trace There will Te entertainment, hot dog soda pop stand and other ties. the loser eliminated, and there Will | proinec be three classes. Five entries from g, e Sitka are on the way. i Residents of Twelith Street and|yorennn P the Case-Shattuck Addition are|p qi.) cautioned to keep their dogs in g i enye their yards on the day of the race|, Angeles and during trial runs in order to |y coon avold serious accidents. On Sun- |\ o day spectators are asked to re-|yo .. member to keep out of the street Petersburg and on the sidewalks in order “"Ponh;nd give the boys a chance. | Prince George Pirst prize, of course, will be Prince Rupert the grand champion’s three-c- |Seattle mensional plaque and the free irip Sitka 66 Rain Cloudy Iwas caused when Indonesians pour- Rain |ed gasoline on Arnhemia’s homes Cloudy |and fired them. The town's police Rain and Fog | instructor barricaded himself and Rain {his men in the police barracks and Clear | fought off the Indonesian irregu- Cloudy lars who sought to burn the bar- Rain {racks building, the dispatches add- Pt. Cloudy ,‘rd Cloudy | Advices from Jogjakarta said the Cloudy { Indonesians had imposed a nightly 10 pm. to 5 am. curfew in their |capital as officials took an in- creasingly grave view of the mili- |tary situation. The city remained calm, however, despite a bombing Rain Clear Cloudy Rock and Rye THE TALK OF THE TOWN Our FOOD Our Cockfails Grand Marnier ORANGE and BRANDY Apricot ® Cherry ® Peach Creme de Menthe Green-and-White IMPORTED) Aquavit - from Sweden and Denmark Absinthe - from Spain Benedictine, also B & B - from France LARGEST SELECTION OF MINIATURES IN THE CITY 51 Pt. Cloudy to Akron, Ohio, tu compete i the Whitehorse . 7 Cloudy national races. Mayor Waino | Yakutat 62 54 Hendrickson will accompany the | *—(4:30 a. m. yesterday to 4:30 a. m. today) winner to Akron. i WEATHER SYNOPSIS: A trough of low pressure extends from & Second prize here will be a new‘pnim about 500 miles southwest of the Aleutian Islands northeastward Licycle. In Classes A aud B, first|into the Bering Sea and thence southeastward across Southeast Alaska | place winners will receive gold te|to the northern Plain States of the United States. A high pressure area | clasps with the Derby emblem,|is centered about 1,000 miles west of the central California coast. This second place, silver emblems, third|pressure distribution has caused considerable cloudiness over Somheast‘ placz, bronze clasps. The winner { Alaska and rain has fallen at some stations in this area during the past | Our Enferfainment of each heat recslves a new flash-|24 hours. Rain has also fallen over this west coast of Alaska and rain | COME OUT AND light as a prize. accompanied by scattered thunderstorms over the Rocky Mountain re- | The winner of the Class C race,|gion, the Plain States and Prairie Provinces of southern Canada and | A boys @ end 10 who cannot com-:the northern United States. Temperatures over Southeast Alaska were | MAG N E T o ENJOY YOURSELF pete Lir the grand priz:. gets near normal yesterday and ranged from 48 to 55 degrees over the coastal | four month pass to the Capiwl"i\l’(‘n from Puget Sound to the Gulf of Alaska. | Theaite, and the secocd pluce| MARINE WEATHER BULLETIN T R o U B l' E winner pets a ‘wo-month pess. Reports from Marine Stations at 1:30 P. M. today We '" Fix ,f’ Speedy. depend- | | There will be :pecial prizes for! WIND Helghtolwues‘ i 1 able service with i lattack by Dutch planes at noon, the dispatch said g L Read the want-ads for nargains! AT THE Salmon Creek Country (Iub 3 Miles North of Juneau on Glacier Highway Phone 015 Make your reservations now the best upholstered car. the best| Station Weather Temp. Dir.and Vel. (Sea Condition) designed brakes, the best workman- Cape Spencer ...Pt. Cloudy 54 w 6 1 foot ship. These will be announced|Eldred Rock Cloudy 60 SsW 6 Zero specially design- later. | Point Retreat Cloudy 60 SW 9 1 foot tools ;’4:: The boys in Class A and Class | Five Finger Light Cloudy 55 Calm Zero ::‘:'?m;:;:'“. ¥ B must build their own cars with|Lincoln Rock .Pt. Cloudy 68 NNW 8 Zero only technical advice being receiv-|Cape Decision Cloudy 55 NW 9 1 foot | ed from advisors. They must do! MARINE FORECAST FOR PERIOD ENDING THURSDAY EVE- ' all the work themselves. Class C|NING: Protected waters of Southeast Alaska and outside waters IrumI Loys, however, can have all the|Dixon Entrance to Yakutat—variable winds generally less than 15 mile> : help they want since they are!per hour. Mostly cloudy with light rain showers and patches of morn- I Parsnfls Ele‘cl"c co- ’ not eligible for the grand prize. ing fog. 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