The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, October 7, 1948, Page 8

P \CE EIGHT I Sel . G. D. Jermaine, Chll‘[' ‘wuh Ch11mnu Robert. Booc¢hever vi E 3 J GERA[B WH.UAMS fsTRIKE IS 'AI.ASKA FlElD Investigative Branch, Bureau RED (Ross WOME“ | presiding, Harold Gronroos, Junior Red Crosfl | R!puhnmn nominee for Senator, l | Mines; Joseph M. Morgan, Duulm MAKE DRAPES fOR Plans for action in the event Committee Chairman ConnieCham- | will speak Friday night, 9:45 to ATTORNEY GENERAL H (oM (oNvENES | of Bureau of Reclamation; A. C. Zf cxomrzunll‘Ldels:ster are being | ters told directors that volum.eer.lo oclock over KINY. This 1 . | Kuehl National . Park Service; | developed, L. B. Avrit and E. P. workers were needed for this new broadcast is sponsor: 3 ‘ Io pl( AT i | Col. John Noyes, Alaska Road VHS I“ SA"AIOR'U | Chester, co-chairmen of the dis-, phase of Juneau Red Cross acuv-fermen and nglnspec:plzy ;??WF:::_ (ANDiDAIE ARR!VES | "'“S MORNING Coninission ’ aster, preparedness and relief com- | ity. lgen. eToth: - | The veterans’ ward the Sew- | mittee reported. Nursing Activities - - j ard Sanatorium will soon have new | Chairman Ruth Haley reported that s, Democratic | (HAMBLR = 1]\1 ven membe r: of “"h ‘Mflska FORESI SERV'(E “AS !drapes through the efforts of Ju- | three nursing certificates have been o e Ge ield Committee began their sec- o 4 { 3 sencral, \neau Red Cross volunteers issued and that a roster of all ca”sgnmm” a”m “y erday ! {ond meeting in Juneau this morn- NEw SIE"OGRAPHERS‘ Miss Betty Casperson announced |nurses in the Gastineau Channel | e itig; nnder the . CHAIFMANNIPHC Sl to a meeting of the Board of Di-|area is being compiled. ntinued from Page One) | Kenneth J. Kadow, Chairman of| Miss Rosa Schile of Tillamook, rectors of Juneau Chapter; Ameri-| ne jatest First Aid iilm, “Dang- \\ . l A BEA ”“: .“‘”"‘L”v It is ?"P‘:““’d ”"“"‘Orugo.n, and Miss Betty Corey of can Red Cross, Tuesday evening|er Is Your Companion,” may fi: s I A inlihe meeting will continue through|washington, D. C. have recently!that 19 pairs of drapes made bY | ayajlable soon for Juneau ;e dlhi Honiths Repat tomorrow afternoon been tru;nsrerred to the U. 8. For- volunteers of the Special Service | aodording to Henry Leege, First Members of the Cemmittee are| est Service office in Juneau. ,Committee were ready for ship-| aiq chairman. : ity of n Law | read for his bar exams un- 1 of Henry Roden, ed » Johnson, < mail ed | tors of Department of In-| Miss Schile, who will be in the ment. | Assistance was given to a num- r;:c:(w m. Alaska and | gperations division, was a lookout ' Red Cross directors met in the | ber of servicemen, ex-servicemr:zn uow w 00””””5 m‘PS nor Ernest Gruening. The|on Steamboat Mountain in Colum- Council chambers of the City Hall land others under the Home Ser- e ——— ee was organized last pja National Park last summer in Anchorage in order to|Miss Corey will be employed as a Niukan devcopment amons e scorn cemer. - o 1@ B @ PAY CASH AND SAVE eoSe PAY CASH AND SAVE search Center. fon pro *|which 1 “ [Board of T agencies . & John C. Reed, geologist for ! BRINSDELL MISSING . . the U. 8. Geolog Survey, came —— ! LD nuTcH tain out from Washington D. C. to be| Anyone knowing the whereabouts w 0 OI.EOMARGARINE 2d present at the mecting. Col. J. P.|of Andrew Brinsdell, last known to MAID O’ SPREAD R S o Johnson, head of the Alaska Rail- be on the troller Eagle, is asked| er 'road and Lowell M. Puckett, Di-| to notify the Governor’s office in, . mu E wousing constructed 23 ad @ 4 a4 'S H ; 3 3 GRAND pET.T JURIES its prc hall be designed to rector of the Bureau of Land Man- | Juneau. fi Vegetable Shortening utili n professional and | agement, arrived yesterday from| Catiplpigrilo | i o ervices and local| Anchorage. | Nests are made not only by birds > CA Ponnd Package Other members at the meeting | kut by many kinds of mammals. < {appropriation of sJ ouo 000 struct, protect, operate, m and sell housig facil Terms of the bill - FISHER'S FLOUR . & Ib.pko. 59e | (& H CANE SUGAR 2 Ib. pkg. 25¢ ' PULLET DARIGOLD—BORDEN—CARNATION CANADIAN EGGS | CANNED MILK Dozen §9¢ Case 48 fall cans §77.30 CAKE FLOUR . . 44 oz. phg. A9 | WHIPPING AVOSET . . . . 39 SUGAR PEAS | NIBLETS CORN 2 Large No. 2 cans 25¢ 1202.can 19¢ CAMPBELL’S RELIANCE TOMATO SOUP Grapefruit Juice 2 cans 25¢ 2 Large No. 2 (ans 23: L. Tenfjord an City: Frost D. Jones; enhall: Mrs. Virgil Hulse; An- | : Mrs. Sam E. 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