The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, June 3, 1948, Page 7

THURSDAY, JUNE 3, 1948 NATIONAL OFFICERS ALASKA COASTAL IN OF VFW AUXILIARY WILL VISIT JUNEAU The Ladies Auxiliary to the Vet- erans of Foreign Wars held their regular business meeting last night From Skagway Jane Williams | in the post club room, with Presi-|.ng 1ois Muff % | -—Waltz at Dinner. dent Bonnie Jo Gronroos pre$iding.| grom Pelican: J. Fulgencio. 6:30—Sports on Spot. Mrs. John McCormick, National Deputy Chief of Staff, who recently returned from the Westward where Dor. requignot. 2 A she had teen making official calls, To Sivka: W. A. Carson, Harry B.OOTStanf‘lmd News—Forecasts. gave a complete report of her visit worgan and wife, Roy Johnson, :;;0_.‘;’"‘:";"0‘2“7; [ to the encampment at Seward and gen Mullen, Arne Dorum and Paul| o0 oo o8¢ Quiz stated that she, and President Gron- roos, along with representives from WITH 10 YESTERDAY Alaska Coastal flights yesterday brought in ten and left with 35 pas sengers from Juneau as follo From Ketchikan: Helen Wargum and Arthur Walker From Sitka: Jack Calvin, Grace Usher, Elizabeth Peratrovich, and Walton To Pelican J. F .Hageman, Ole RADIOLOG KINY — JUNEAU Alaska Broadcasting Co. C. R S THURSDAY 5:00—WINNER TAKE ALL-CBS. 5:30—Totem Talk—Forecasts, | 5:45—Viking Varieties. | | 6:00—Pan-Am News | 6:45—Boys of Golden North. 7:00—Fred Waring 7:30—ARTHUR GODFREY-CBS. 9:00—Fishing Time—Forecasts. 9:15—Remember. 9:30—Radio Theatre. THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU, ALASKA BLONDIE s T *HIMRLE THEATRE GREETINGS, MY FRIEND! MAY ) PAGE SEVEN the Anchorage and Fairbanks Auxi- & " liaries, made a special call on vet- ati » Eli Jobnson and| 15.0p_petween the Lines. } ASK FOR ‘f’;‘fiT :MZZZE 2 L] THECK ! THEY erans in the Seward Hospital and 1, Haines: Jack Worcks. 10:15—Words with Music. FISHING #¢ AINT TAKING took baskets of goodies and fruit. T, Skagway: Dan Krsul, Percy| 10:30—Forecasts. [ ANY OF MY Mrs. McCormick also announced Revnolds and Jack Gucker. * | First newscast of the day at 7:30 LURES TODAY!! that on June 8 the VFW Auxiliar¥ . Tenakee: J. F. Childs and| ™ M- National President, Dorothy Manh gqp.)p gang Nathan Jackson. bR TR and National Secretary-Treasurer Grace H. Davis will arrive in Ju- neau aboard the Baranof for a two day visit, before continuing to the Westward Lucille Mahoney and Loriane Mix were appointed to act as co-chair- men to make plans for the enter- tainment and other activities for their visit. President Gronroos announced that the new meeting dates of the Auxiliary will be as follows: first and third Wednesdays of each month. The first Wednesday of each month will be the regular business meeting and the third Wednesday has been set aside for the social meeting Senior Vice-President Rhea Mac- Farlane's resignation was read. She announced that she had moved to Seattle where she will nake her per- manent home. Amy Sherlock was appointed to succeed her as Sen- ior Vice-President. The President announced that there will be a special meeting held Wednesday evening, June 9, in hon- or of the National President, and National Secretary-Treasurer and at this meeting there will be a special initiation of new members. To Ketchikan: H. Bevel and wife and G. Herrin. To Hood Bay: Jack Wolf and wife. To Fish Bay: Robert Murray. To Sitka: Mrs. Andrew Price Sr., Andrew Price Jr. RAINBOW GIRLS WILL MAKE PLANS SAT. FOR VISIT OF BETTY MINER The Order of the Rainbow Girls will hold their regular business meet- ing Saturday afternoon, June 5 at 2 c'clock. All members are urged to be pres- ent as plans will be made for the visit of Miss Betty Miner who will arrive in Juneau June 6. Other acti- vities are to be discussed in regard to the visit, After the kusiness meeting there will be practice for the officers. A RS R P SITKA VISITOR Ted Moses of Sitka is register- ed at the Hotel Juneau. - R - FROM LADD FIELD Dorothy Ann Donahue, of Ladd Field, Fairbanks, is a guest at the PATRICIA SHAFFER | MARRIED IN EAST TO \ GEORGE SORROCCO Mr. and Mrs. Edward Shaffer have received word that their daughter Miss Patricia affer was married June 1 to George Sorrocco, son of | Mrs. Sorrocco of New York City, N. Y Miss Shaffer and Mr. Sorrocco met luring the war while he was sta- foned in Juneau as an M. P. with the army. After graduation in 1944 Miss Shaffer went to Northwestern !Unl\fl'.&lty at Evanston, Ill, to study music and there renewed her | aquaintance with Sorrocco. Miss Shaffer is wellknown in Ju- neau having lived here most of her life. She was born in Ketchikan. The wedding took place in St. Anthony’s Cathedral in New York ind the young couple will make their home in that city. Shaffer | stated this morning that he and Mrs. Eshutfcr are making plans for a | vacation some time this summer to | visit the newly-weds. (\“"H\n T Cogr. 1948, King | THERE'S THE BELL . ANSWER IT,MR . WHITE ... WAIT HERE ... CONTROL YOURSELF, MR . PALOOKA ... PLEASE DON'T SAY A WORD AS SHE ENTERS... TO THE THOUSANDS OF READERS WHO HAVE WRIT TEN THEIR DEEP FEELINGS ABOUT ANN AND JOE'S SEPARATION, TO OUR NEWSPAPERS FOR THEIR GRAND EDITORIALS, THE RADIO AND MAGS, THE COLLEGES AND THOSE CITIES WHICH ACTUALLY HAD CIVIC CELEBRATIONS DECLARED AT THE TIME OF JOE AND ANN'S 1M~ PENDING MARRIAGE ... THANK YOU, THANK I GOT EVEN-- 1 B\T THE 3) 7 QOG RIGHT STRANGE ... IS ANYTHING ~—7 WRONG... All officers and members are re- quested to be present. Other plans for the entertainment for the visit- % ing officers will be announced later. Hotel Juneau. s s> ‘ s e | Property Transfers Recent transfers of local property | were reported today in the filing of | | the following deeds in the office of | |U S. Commissioner Felix Gray dur- | |ing the past few days: Lillie Davlin to Arthur H. Tveten, property at 633 East St. ! James Parsons to Irving W. Fleek, | property in Dougla Frank W. Harr 0 Jack West- fall, property at Eleventh and F. Levi Hunsaker to Harold M. Strat- |ton, properety at Eleventh and B. Oren R. Cleveland to Levi Hun- saker, property on Eleventh Street near Gold Creek. | Laura B. Whitnack to Jules B.} Caro, 3.8 acres on the Glacier High- @ | way 3'2 miles northwest of Juneau.; - VISITOR FROM Y. T. | I DO NOT KNOW, MSIEU. I TRY VERY HARD NOT TO RENEMBER HOW A QUICK-WITTED THIEF, CAUGHT IN THE I\ ACT, MIGHT DISARM HI5 ACCOMPLICE AND POSE AS AN INNOCENT ONE FORCED INTO CRIME AGAINST HI5 WIL.L.! = 3 Empire wantags get results! CHARTREUSE! IT WAS SWELL OF You TO DISTRACT MOTLEY LONG ENOUGK FOR ME TO MAKE HER DROP THAT A QUARTERS OF M516U BRONZ, ONLY A LITTLE TIME AFTER HE AND 1 §\s\\“‘i — Efljuy the whiskey that’s afi STRAPS! THEY'RE LIKE GROCERY TWINE. IM STRONG AND BIG—HYPOS HAVE NO EFFECT ON ME, EITHER, sLEEPING, SHE savs? SUE THINKS IM SLEEPING? [F THEY HAD THEIR WAY THEY'D: NEVER LET VES—AT LAST SHE'S o T 17 e SLEEPING. By Reginald W. Walsh of White- horse, Y. T, is registered at the Hotel Juneau. o, . : KENTUCKY WHISKEY—A BLEND - e National Distillers Products Corp., New York - 86 Proof - 65% Grain Neutral Spirits NOTICE TO CREDITORS NOTICE IS GIVEN that the under ed has been duly appoint- ed cuter of the Last Will and Testament and of the Estate of WILLIAM A. FLEEK, Deceased. All persons having claims against the estate are required to present them C. J. EHRENDREICH — C. P. A. BUSINESS COUNSELLOR Accounting Systems Taxes o the undersigned at Juneau, Al- Phone 351 Room 3—Shattuck Bldg. e B L JESSICA YOU 6AID IT! SHES 1 DONT WANT 10} [ALL RIGHT, ILL'Y WHO WAS IT THAT INVENTED THE SLOGAN : IT6 A MANS WORLD ? GO HOME AND TAKE [T UP WITH THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS AGAIN, SET ON GOING TO HER MOTHER'S ABOUT JULY leT. GO THERE, BUT “WE MUSTN'T DISAPPOINT DOESN'T FANCY THE { _ GECOND [ | TWo WEEKs | Q.}uw? Dated at Juneau, Alaska, 26th, 1948. May WE'VE GOT TG 6TART OVER AGAIN ON VACATIONS, EYFS EXAMINED LENSES PRESCRIBED DR. D. D. MARQUARDT \ OPTOMETRIST Second and »ranklin PHONE 506 FOR APPOINTMENTS DAYTON G. FLEEK, Executor. First publication, May 27, 1948. Last publication, June 17, 1948. WILMER ! Jureau ——————— T — FRED R. WOLF Electrical Contractor MOTORSHIP YAKOBI Operating to Petersburg, Port Alexander and way points. 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