The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, October 8, 1947, Page 8

WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1947 PAGE EIGHT = THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE— _—_— - o g e = e 3 T o {fin and Murphy Business College.|ing trip in the north but he has JOHN H. WALMER SPERLING SHOWS """ """ ENGLISHDUO HERE ALMER PETERSON TO'BETA SGMA PH & Fi i i B dlafis o IS QUITTING AS ~ SLIDES OF BIKE . i ON FRIDAY NIGHT BE CANDIDATE FOR ‘U viconsy woscon sitvoms s " ™22 CLERK OF COURT TRIP, HIGHWAY " 25 o AT 20TH CENTURY ATTORNEY GENERAL . . .~ A s S M| e Ykt U 28 2d- | ered a 2-1 alarm a son Creek, in to Ed-| arm at Beta Sigma Phi| Territory, Dr. Edwin Danford of bartment ane mbers of th meet-| Corpus Christi, Texas is in Juneau | 9:30 p.m. terday at No. 22, Na- e £ monton M of the remaining| For the first tzme in their car-| — sorority conducted a model G y Local Att Back J, W, |, ziasy sperting wa fourney to Minnecota was by bicy-1€er, Viola Morrls and Victoria An-, Almer Peterson is to file for ing last night at its third gath-jarranging for his southbound pas- "w],};’“"“j They quickly extin- 0(a orneys back J. W. iraction at the mor cle. Sperling said he lost 20 derson, who have sung in concert'Attorney General of Alaska, aC-'erjng of this year. Mrs. J. H. sage. Dr. Danford hunted along |guished a small roof fire in the b president, con- the White River about 250 miles home of William Kunz caused by ) | the world over, will come to Juneau cording to Albert White, who Williams, sorori ordale re- as the English Duo. |he has received this infurmath‘m‘du(.wd the meeting ir the Gold { the| They left Sydney, Australia on|{rom reliable Republican sources.'Room, which was held for the n at . H Employees luncheon held this no pounds th Leivers for Appointment a:"fhe’ God Room of the Baranot bresiacnt Kt He showed Kodachrome slides ©Of poy out of Whitehorse. He was on the chimney sparks. hunt for a month and bagged a - eeee grizzly, moose, caribou and sheep. Grace McNicol ar oitka Is stay- ri ed that pictures as His Successor bicycle sojourn down the Al- banquet recently held at the Coun- September 21, destined for Juneau Peterson of course will file on'penefit of rushees _— aska Highway with his son, Dave. v Club will be sent to magazines by way of San Francisco, Washing- (the Republican ticket, said White.] A short motion picture ‘ra- Clerk of the 18, and his daughter 19 in the states. She also announc-|ten and Vancouver. Peterson ran for Delegate 0 yelogue on Bermnuda was shown in the First' “Many people have e, ed that over 100 Federal employees| Miss Morris and Miss Anderson Congress following the business meeting itted his resig- ‘how come the trip?'" he I in Sitka have submitted a petition |will open the concert series of the Many Republicans, remembering This was followed by a social pro- > George wanted to take a trip for a local of their own in Sitka.|Juneau Concert Association at the the fine record made by John!gram with Miss Elise Coomes con- | onl a ‘ew d learned today. Kids, and as they werc It I The request has been sent to the 20th Century Theater on Friday |Rustgard as Attorney General of gycting the discussion on ‘Happi- ' { Y more ays coe been taken, how-|school outside anyway, we ¢ national organization for ap-evening, October 10. Alaska, have petitioned Petersoa pess Through Awareness.” — Mrs : e has been set for to bicycle down the Alaska They will sing a varied program |0 become a candidate for the Robert A. Novatney opened the dh_‘k There are only a few more jon to take effect |way. We spent six months officials for the Juneau of duets and solos, including the |attorneyship, said White cussion with a reading of “The | days in which you may get has held his job for|ning the trip.” toup will be nominated in No- famous marching song of Austra- IR T Great Lover,” a poem by Rupert ! the special the ) and a half years and| Sperling said he must have wr ember and elected in December.|lian troops, “Waltzing Mathilda,” BAPTIST OFFICIAL V. Brooks depicting many, small ev-'{ TuLlP olL was formerly a Juneau business ten a good letter to the Canadian - — folk tunes, and compositions of | Fred A. McCaulley, Western Re- eryday things whicll ighe author} PERMANENT SR ve. He and the majority of the Mounties requesting permission to | Mozart, Beethoven and Brahms. |Dpresentative of the Home Mission loved 14 Court staff are now in|ride down the highway, as only p“_o]' (HASES GAME | Saravers ishing. 0 ‘taks - pussts | Bodrd: ofi the’ Southern Baphist 0. G Y it Gilted Bhce tchikan for Fall court term those who have busin 3 |to the performance may procure |Convention, was a Juneau visitor MRES. JACK FARGHER Is |{ slo.on, interior and are ;;‘I\”‘-ilf"il “1' WITH plANE, HEES single ticket at the theatre the| today enroute to Fairbanks. He is BACK FROM TRIP SOUTH ) : 1 ho ANNOUNDES GRS Ae geuerally (ALOWed Lo l'evening of the concert. The price | investigating possibilities of estab- e Many have taken advantage ments 'm._\\ b 0 \r-?i:?.‘rh;‘h:lm((:m i R FOI.lOWING ARREST for adukts will be $5 a ticket, and | lishing a Colllcge at Anchorage alxl\d ; \.}e‘:kmz;xz:.“”“;;bll;-::::as of this special offer. May bers of 3 socia- ¥ 0 W . A | students, ! missions and orphanages in the to Juneal a en joy: ca- | e S " » 9 tion are Judge Folt to teking 45 pounds ¢ equipment pilot of a plane used to hunt g mdef 2 220 Territory. He wx!ll return here next tion that took her as far south as ‘s “(.t ‘.\.ug;f;e.st ,) 't‘\u' t‘t’o pb”"“ name J. V { Juneau, tostrapped to his bike. Sperling 1 "_:H el “'l Tok-Tinetion week, Tia Juana, Mexico. Accompanying | § or an appointment now. succeed W L eenithiey had no: trouble slong ih i by R and | i RELEE G KO, PR | PEADE O T Mrs. Fargher south was her daugh- | { Deputy Cl for way with their 60-pound sta 1 solford of > Rebekah Lodge will hold a| Harold H. sates anc Ray Rand ter Roma, who graduated from } the past 18 v bikes b A, i “f"‘:\r “"pm_’ regular business meeting in the Odd | today withdrew their application Juneau High School this year. i Baranef Bea““y Salon asisis A e The only accident occurred wher reported that the T€lows Hall this evening at 8|for a retall liquor license at Front Together they journeyed as far ! ILAH PARMENTER, Proprietor Mary took a bad spill, and had Sip i o'clock. This will be the first num-!nnd Seward Streets. Bates, then, south as Mexico, stopping off Lufz fRANK HEuERS ARE o remain at Watson Lake for ten ...~ 0 chortly after his de- ination of officers and all mem- | submitted an application in his visit in San Francisco and Van- |} Telephone 538 days. She caught up with her .. . bers are urged to attend the meet- name only to the U. S. Clerk of couver, B. C. Roma remained in || V|S|"“G IN IUNEAU father and brother a week after; "o '\ 1 iq that the plane had 5 the Court's office. SOatiis Snd IADmIIed T THE Q- 'L oo s S A A RS ot ere, by buming a ride been used to drive moose and that a passenger had shot at moose from the air in violation of game regu- lations. He said the plane then nded and killed a moose on the ground. No mention was made about what happened to the passenger and the pilot was not identified. Visiting in Juneau after an ab- Lo sence of three years, Mr. and Mrs 2 the wer Frank Heller are the houseguests ;A.XU; | boat trip of Mr. and Mrs. L. E. 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