The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, June 11, 1948, Page 8

PAGE EIGHT PRESIDENTS' COUNCIL IS FORMED HERE Represenla-livgs of 23 Dif- ferent Groups Perfect Or- gamzahon last Night The Gastineau Channel President’s Council was officially organized a & meeting last night in the Juneau City Council where 23 of the City's clubs -and orgabizations wereé repre- sented. Mayor *W. E. Hendrickson who presided, was directed to pro- ceed with plans for the entertain- ment of visiting service-men and dignitaries He was given permission to call cn the various groups. for help.in the shape of representatives ta serve on entertainment committees to meet the area's needs as they de- velop. No financial assistance is con- templated at the present time. Discussion was also given to a central activities calendar to be kept in the City Hall but no action was taken at last night's meeting Corsiderable talk was also heard on the possibility of a Juneau Com- .munity Chest but it was felt that action would have to be taken Ly the individual organizations before group action could be made. Organizations represented were: Loyal Order of the Moose; Teen-Age Club; Soroptimists; American Legon; American Legion, Ladies' Auxiliary; Amerfean: Territorlal Federation of Labor; Veterans of Foreign Wars; Veterans of Foreign Wars Ladies' Auxiliary. Juneau Chamber of Commerce; Junior Chamber of Commerce; B P. O. Elks; Kiwanis; Lions; Rotary; Military Order of the Cootie; Busi- ness and Professional Women's Club; Juneau Woman's Club; Beta S Phi Sorority; American Women's Voluntary Services; Filipino Com- munity; Cathelic Societies; Forty and Eight. The Mayor announced that Lieu- tenant Commander Edward P. Ches- ter, Jr., J. 8. MacKinnon, Sr. and he would form the permanent re- ception committee. ‘" FROM PETERSBURG Mrs. Ruth Rock, Bertha French and Frances Noel, all from Peters- burg, are staying at the Baranof Hotel. | Sperling ‘Agncs Brown, pioneer resident of the Gastineau Channel area. Many beautiful floral sprays and | potted plants from friends were sent for the services conducted by the Rev. Samuel A. McPhetres and | Nugget Chapter No. 2, Order of Eastern Star. Ernest Ehler sang. | Pallbearers were Al Zenger Sr.,| Chamber of | Chester Zimmerman, J. J. Fargher,| h plenty of [ John Mills, Eric Anderson and H. y which were turned | L. McDo! d special committees| Interment was in the consid n. plot at Evergreen Cemeter s ideas which! Mrs. Brown passed aw zh and | Tuesday morning at St. Ann in _the | pital JUNIOR CHAMBER LOCKS FOR IDEAS T0 HELP JUNEAU The Juneat Cocmmerce ca new i up Masonic early Hos- position - g project in- gestion of a for a commereial tish- PAN AMER, PERSONNEL | 2R HAVE AUK BAY PIONI | From 75 to 100 persons attended | the Pan American Airway picni held y at the Auk rec- !reation with (nlerl.nmmem( consisting of swimming, miscella-; Inecus games and a unique soft sand dance given by Fred Dunn and Bill| Ellis, both stage worthy. a July | secouts from the 'St. Louis Cardi- and to greet the nals spotted Alex Young performing Chamber of Commerce prilliantly in a heated ball game/ here {and broke out the contracts, but; e Fred Dunn, Pan American league ’3?'#3' BME.‘a“U*:f;‘,fY REBEKAH LODGE MEFTS Mrs. Mernice Murphy, retiring; President of the Soroptimist Club| The regular meeting of the Re- entertained Soroptimists and their |pegah Lodge was held last night and husbands last night with a supper|a good attendance was present. | party at her beach home at Point| The following committee was ap-| Stevens. | pointed for the Social meeting; Marie | Mrs. Henrietta Power who is reg- | Foward, Chairman; Phylis Everbery, | istering the Fourth of July queen!anna Erickson, Elizabeth Fieek, Pa- contestants, announced that the{jjcia Hagerup, Mary Hammer, Hel- Chamber of Commerce had solicited |en, Hermle, Helen Hildre. the support of Soroptimists in back- | ing their candidate, Miss Mary |qyer giod lick on her trip south to for queen, and the club the IOOF and Rebekah Grand | voted to comply with the request ot deu‘ Assembly of Washington, the Chamber rather than hav o A e contestant of their own Mrs. Nina Baroumes announced NI.RB Asks ‘nlundlo“ ‘Against Boeing Firm| that the German hand fillet table | cloth to be awarded by the club will ke displayed in the window of the Tot-to-Teen Shop. ~ Members were x."e-minded that the. gpaqert e June 11—(P—The Nn_} ;“f“”f“ ”"“‘l” luncheon m““l{{‘f{_““_“‘ ticnal Labor Relations Board today | be held on the Bubble Room Terrace roq o petition for an injunction | asking that the Boeing Airplane| Company be restrained from re[u:,-} ing to bargain with the striking | of the Baranof on next Thursday Aero-Mechanics Union. troduced fishing derby ermen with g turned in by man at the Junecau Cold Storage The plan will ‘be: developed for next year Lecause of the late start it re- ceived for this year. The Junior Chamber also adopted a temporary cohstitution pending its acceptance by the National Jun- jor Chamcer of Commerce. Plans were ar inced for 4 float and bootk Los Angel on its arr \ The memcers wished Peggy Mec- | MRS. AGNES BROWN IS i into the problem. The Alaska Na- t'mphasls and half-truths in con- I DAY Amm[ tive Brotherhcod has tried to get| nection with testimony of Dr. Bern- |vear’s graduate from Juneau High |Long Bar |WITH 600D ATTENDANCE!:: [is abetted by Statutes which The petition, filed in U. S. Dis- trict Court, asks that the injunction be issued pending an NLRB hearix Friends filled the Charles W. Car- on ‘unfair labor practices char ter Chapel this afternoon at 2 o'- brought against the company yes- clock to attend last rites for Mrs.!terday. SPECIAL ITEMS For Warm Weather Wear Culled from Yvonne's FINE STOCK AT VERY SPECIAL PRICES! 5.50 Poplin Shorls . 3.50 LAID TO REST TCDAY e NEBRASKA VISITOR Marylin Douglas from Fremont, Nebraska, is a visitor in Juneau and a guest at the Bara tel. Some Special THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE JUV[ AU, AL \SKA ‘stcm Racist slander is no more of solution than the unfortunate| Extremist views have their lim-|reference to Anchorage as that lonz' itations, Prohibition didn't work. | bar That suggestion that natives be re- | stricted as a special government | corps is a grotesque idea based on | an unfortunate misplace « definition but there was no sup- port irom other groups TO ENTER JULY 4 QUEEN CANDIDATE Today is the iast day for the various . organizations to name their candidate for the July 4 cele- bration “Queen.” By noon today four contestants had been registered at the Vic Power Paint Store qn Seward Street, although it is cxpected other -andidates will be entered by to- night. Those who have entered the con- test are Loretta Keithahn by American Legion; Mary Sperling by the Chamber of Commerce: Til- lie Martin by the Filipino Commun- ity and the latest entry, Bonnie Chesney, by the Women of the Moose. Blonde Miss Chesney makes her me with Mr. and Mrs.. Anton Pugel, is 18 years old, and a this Sincerely, LESTER ROBERTS, Gmndl Secretary, Alaska Name Brotherhood. AGAIN Serving Those DELICIOUS T-Bone Steaks with Mushroom Sauce the school. She is employed by the Road Commission office here, and plans to attend Cheney Teachers College next fall R e (OMMUNICAIION To The Editor, Dany Alaska Em- pxr(\'—’!‘he June 7 reprint from. the Anchorage Times, entitled ‘“That Again” is difficult to French Fries . . . Salad Hot Biscuits Coffee . . . Honey §2.50 Salmon Creek Couniry Club gnore. True, tiquor irunkards—OF ANY RACE. This do not define “habitual drunkard.” No doubt the Anchorage Times is s and that it enters the real crime is selling to drunks and habitual S0l J/Mfl(fw':.}(my ALASKA GOLD RUSH Discount liems 1-2 OFf ALL HATS Swim Suits Jewelry 3 OFF SWEATERS 5.50 to 13.94 SLACK SUITS 13.95 10 36.50 10.00 Rayon Shoris . 5.00 9.95 Fine Cotfon Play Suifs Three-Piece 6.6 5 Sizes 121020 - Seersucker Dresses 5.95, sizes 16 1o 20, 3.95 White Uniforms 6.95inPoplin . . 4.65 9.95 in Sharkskin . . 6.65 5.95 Bright Colored Cotfon Smocks 3.95 1.25 Rayon Panties . 7 5¢ HAND BAGS 1.15 Ra!i)gmflose ..1.15 495 1o 7500 First Shipment of New Goods Just Received! Beautiful Dressy BLOUSES for Dinner and Dance Prices 11.50 and 14.50 GORDON’S HERE iS THE ALASKA JUBILEE ITINERARY HONORING A HALF CENTURY . June 12 OF FRIENDSHIP AND PROGRESS .. Junel3 oo June 14 i . Junel5 . June 17 June 19 June 20 ;. June2l ANCHORAGE . . . June22 June 23 . June 24 June 25 . June 26 . June 27 . June27 KETCHIKAN JUNEAU . .. 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