The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, May 7, 1949, Page 6

a PAGE SIX ¥ : ~" THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU, ALASKA ™ © SATURDAY, MAY 7, 1949 s) ‘Inspirauon-—uading Knight, Wall:sl ’ \ | For Ketchikan: Mr. Youngs, Mr.|Davis, Mabel Lyman, W. W. Kerns, 'y ELKS OBSERVE S George PIONEERS AUXILIARY | FUNDS ARKED, (ONDIIIONS : N i e omri B . T A Tribute to Motehr—R. E. Robert- | | From/ sitka: Sandra Phillips,| From Tulsequah: G. Robinson, . v D AY son. | SPONSORS CARD PARTY l MPROVEME"'S or AI.ASKA COASTAI. | Arthur Phillips, Mrs. V. P. Phillips, J. Jaron, W. Johnson, J. Pilon. “Rock Me To Sleep"—Ernest Les- e ! { | Martha Horton, Walter Paulson, E.| From Tenakee: Agnes Kabbe, P. lie, High School Quartette. Auxiliary No. 6, Pioneers of [ | ‘D. Thompson, Albert A. Nelson,|T. Carmichael, Hurloff Taug. WIIH pROGRAM Closing—Chaplin, Cortis Winger- | Alaska, will sponsor a pinochle card RS “Blll Leivers. v, son | party series to raise funds for the | | From Haines: Mr. Keer, W. C. v to put your fur e Irene McKinley is nccampani.sL‘l()]rmlld Plano which the Juneau| o peen Ty g 4 | ! McDonald, G. Smason, Carl Hein- Cofi'&“hfi’sfii‘;;:";e M zhe wiy ¥ Sunday ‘gf((ilnnm\ :mrv}ns ‘,w for the High School Quartette, and | Concert Association is purchasing. record, $761 5]589{') supply 'bu'(‘l ‘: q 4 | On yesterdays full schedule of mme:_-. Col. O. F. Ohlson, Mr.|eold fur vault in Juneau. Come n V/ 1:30 oclock sharp, the Elks will aypg judson Husted is accompanist|The first of the series will be on proved by a Senate Appmpmm:s ® . flights by Alaska Coastal Airlines,| Martinson, Bruce Decker, J=., David |to our office. Chas. Goldstein | observe M(;ll‘\(‘l Sul?‘glh]s;\\a-(‘:;ug)rr: for Mrs. R. B. Burrows. | Friday night, May 13, and the sec- [ F0750 ¥ P e i 4 28 passengers departed and 32 nr-%B ‘Duncan. H. B. Schultz, G. Top-|and Co. 91 tf to which IHHIV:)I c 1 L i — eee ond and third will be held on thej, o oo =00 o Army during the Weathe™ conations and temper-|rived for a total of 55. ile:«. ——e———— A R, WL S0 SOYGr . D gl | th. The parties will be t t various Alaska points, i et . : 4 | as not o tertere witn the wvi- 0-YEAR-OLD GIRL |heid i th Odd Fellows Hall, and |TCEb fiseal year, conthined g3\ ST S FHC Goost, at 4:90|p ok, uledusn, pessengers we"'lrm;‘or:nshkn‘. SR W ¥ W5 ts tiothers to sttend e Yea- | hel t llows , 505800 in funds earmarked for 1 d.L. Kuusisto, J. Lambert, A. Lud-“ goon: Ruth Grover; from| At Gaines Cafe, near Airport, il i e kol '[AKES BIKE HOMEI"“‘ games will begin promptly at| . " ntro) and rivers and har-|% Mo 120th Meridian Time, and |y g gopola, Pred Hunt. | Petersburg: E. J. Nelson, Monday thru Saturday 8 am. ture at the 20th Century heatre, 8:15. Prizes will be awarded each|: g celeased by the Weather Bureau, A oy - Rebehimkin: | . startin t 3:30 o'clock 155 ht to the high scoring lady and vors in Oregon, Washington, Idaho Sutiean, Hollow: For Sitka: E. D. Thomson, Helen : F. LeRoy:7 pm, Sun, 10 am. to 6 pm. 90 6t ¥ B i N ' _ | nigl o the E : i 4 3 i B The program of the Elks obser- 2 # ki _jand Alaska. La Jonia, Peggy Johns. 1 vRBck \‘\ as follows ; HE:‘“ Cl{“r‘f’f Ll-*i:’ir-Mm-);:\r-ull:‘I“:_mem'":‘ea"?flr‘)‘t::“f:: C:::YD::Q The Senate breakdown, for | Anchorage i 34—4.‘,loudy[ i et S : i ———— ) 1 s e W ey | deughter of Mr. an s, onald | lation prizes v 3 earions rojects includes (with i 6—Snow | or agway: Mrs. Alber all, | i v 0‘;3‘.‘;“ Exalted Ruler, F. DeWeY picier i the happiest kid in town.|A grand prize will be awarded for| 'O m‘;mem, AR ot g::}:r 51 partly Clowdy | MIs. Steffin, Arthur Sosper, Mr. ADVERTISING and PUBLIC RELATIONS v" = Mine"—A. Dwork. High| When she walked into the 20th |the high scorers for the series. Fotise-approveds: Ak i p"en_=COI_d0va ' 29— Snow |&0d Mrs. Dodge. oY) et 2 .“":;x.v "\P\“m\ Century Theater this morning, she| The last series of card partiesi, .. . sty S Pamyg Clsoudy‘ For Haines: Delores Zeis, Mr. noh nmman (5;_““;‘ QuirigLs T ontricls Was one of 300 kids hoping against |sponsored by the Pioneers Auxiliary| " pi oo ang harbors. Soalaciitin 45—Clear| @0d Mrs. John Fox, Mr. Martin- g v T"“ oatTCIY hope that she would be the one|proved very enjoyatle, and since| i i ‘Nome Harbor, $701,000 | Fairbanks 21—Olear| 0N, Laura Hotch, Mr. Keer. | Telephone 891 123 From S'Ireel g ¢ g ;|10 take home the bright and shin- this is for a very worthy cause, it <) 000\ ‘wrangell Narrows $343- | Haines .. ... 30_Clear| For Saook Bay: Earl Morganroth. ’ Mother ot ing bike that has been in the lobby is hoped that as many as possible | 0" cags 509 e 38—Clear| e T e —_— Mrs. R . Oscar Ce. |10 the past month. |will attend. Refreshments will be ST e A bl SO e e WG ¥ embrance—E: re, Oscar Ce- vorgll A SRR pe ol Aaaaaaaaccceeee RRRRTRG A RRRRRRRRRRRRRARRAS RX 7 ety e ol For Helen, her dream came true.|served at the conclusion of playing. ‘A!‘ L‘t‘ I‘]’: g ‘+4—Olotily 3 A"‘;”l b b Mothbrip, 7. il | The bike 15 hérs, —————————— | CAPT. HANSEX BACK b St ) A Tribute to Mother—P. J. Gil- s ; : A slight technicality of the bike's Capt. Svend C. Hansen, ACS.| Partly 1 ) more, Jr > being a boy's bike will be quickly HOSP“M. NOTES sector commander, has retumea;fingf}f 55 et "Hfg‘fii[ i 1 “Wonderful Mother of Mine"—Ha-!|remedied, according to theater| from an eight-day tour of lnspec-*Nom: - 10_Bhawl vl ger-Goowin, Irene McKinley manager Ray Kiser, who said| Mrs. Agnes Adsero and Thomas|tion in Southeast Alaska. Noitivay 22— Cloudy (¢ o L Benevolence—Lecturing Knight, Ed- | ¢cung Helen will have her choice Rome were admitted to St. Ann's| He inspected ACS installations Peterfib:fig 36‘Clear‘$§ .. win Peyton of either a girl's or boy's bike. |nhospital for hospital care. at Ketchikan, Petersburg, Wrangwp‘_mc‘l, Gitrge 36_partly Cloudy|2 “Traumern’—Schmaan, Violn Soio| The 300 kids who attended the pjceharged rom St. Ann's were| €lh Craig and Annette Island. Portland 41—Cloudy | A f r th MODERN h td 1 o by Joan Wiggins ; special early morning matinee at'yijiam Malmberg, Maurice Tons- 7 Seattle i 49—Clear | 18 10, e shor 0 yOll mus. Protection—Loyal Knight-—LeRoy the theater this morning, yelled card and Mrs. Dan Constantino. At the South Poie, the Antarctic Whitehorse .. 22— Clear | h West lustily through a horse thriller ™ sqyiete to the Government hos- | continent is 9000 feet above sea|yqyutat 28—Clear { ave “Mother Machree"—Ernest Ball, by called “Wild Fire” and five car- et level. i : R : pital was Herluss Taug of Tenakee. — ) Mr RB Bumows. loons | e ———e—— | | is for the OLD look you should leave b - e —— FROM SITKA ATTENTION MASONS : 19 : | Virginia A. Phillips of Sitkal Stated Communication of Mt. Ju- | i ¢ b | registered yesterday at the Baranof.| neau Lodge Monday evening at :; ‘ S — 7:30. Labor in the E. A. 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