The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, November 17, 1949, Page 2

PAGE TWO &) " When classes end... DAN\{EL GREEN c;mfy slippers = comfort begins in— THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU, ALASKA CAP ADVANCES ORGANIZATION; TO MEET DEC. 7 ‘With meetings scheduled for first and third Wednesdays, Civil Air iPakrol members already are plan- ning the next one, which falls on | December 7. Alan G. Marcum, who commands the new Juneau Squadron, hopes that the date will coincide with a planned visit of several Air Force officers from Fort Richardson. In that event, the visiting officers will give a technical program. For last night's Squadron meet- ing, the Engineer’s office at the ' DOUGLAS NEWS RAINBOW GTRLS i | The Juneau Rainbow Assembly | were guests of the Douglas Nugget Chapter No. 2, Order of Eastern Star, last Tuesday evening. The girls exemplified the work of ini- | tiation for Douglas Stars and visit- | ing members, with a class of five |new members. 40 Rainbow gils were brought over to Douglas through the courtesy of Bill Dore,| and Mrs. Dore, a past Worthy Ad- visor, was in charge of the com- mittee, arranging for the Rainbow | visit, for which Douglas members | |are grateful. | Mrs. Wm. Behrends, is Mother Advisor and Mrs. James Hannah TURKEY SHOOT OF ELKS SUCCESSFUL Eighteen turkeys and 48 chickens | were shot at the Elks turkey shoot held last night. The 30-pound live turkey was awarded to Oscar Vienola. The shooters were on hand at 9 o'clock and kept blazing away until 11:30 o'clock. It is said it was the most successful shoot held in recent years by the EIks. The live turkey attracted much attention, in fact pupils of several grades were taken by their teachers THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1949 NER;IOUS to see the bird in the AEL&PC window. The turkey was also given a walk around the business streets. TOMACH | ALLIMIN relieves distressing symptoms | of “nervous stomach” — heaviness after | meals, belching, bloating and colic due to | Pas ALLIMIN hasbeen scientifically tested I s and found highly effective. World famous—more than a % billion sold to date. ALLIMIN Garlic Tablets Harry Race, Druggist, Inc. Dr. Robert Simpson OPTOMETRIST Eyes Examined — Glasses Expertly Fitted - SIMPSON BUILDING—Phone 266 for Appointments e ettt b COUNC’L MEETING The City Council will meet teo- morrow night at 8 o'clock. The‘ salary ordinance is among the busi- | ness to be considered. ' Hills Bros. Coffee brings you a_special, wonderful goodness. And you can enjoy this goodness every day, Comes in a quilted satin, is Associate Mother Advisor. Nugget Chapter was operred and closed with a new set of officers 'and Step up and Stand in night. 'Mrs. Wm. Cuthbert was acting Worthy Matron during the eve- | Army Dock had many of the aspect of a laboratory. : Executive Officer Milton J. Fur- ness set up a fingerprint outfit in | one room, and in another, Ed Pey- | ton established a temporary photo- graphic studio. Easy and delicious! sweet potato pufs on ham for Hills Bros. Coffee is deliciously uniform. I’s a skillful blend of the world’s finest coffees . . . and “Controlled Roasting,” an exclusive Hills Bros. proc- ess, roasts the blend « little at a time—continuously— for flavor-perfection. Hills Bros. Coffee is vacuum- soft padded comfy sole, with a special soil-proof finish. Sizes 4 to 8. A ning’s business, after which thc moere than 100 were guests down- stairs with refreshments served by These services were to accommo- packed for utmost freshness. date the prospective members who had brought in their applications and really super coffee to C widths. {Edyth Walker, Catherine Balog, M. | .o viere™ excent for fingerprint Fins, r | Buckingham, Art Walker, Mr. and | redioill ot fi e g d Quiltie Mrs Dan Livie, Mary Kirkham,| °c°r%s and identification pic.ures. Y Etta Bringdale and Roberta John-| Assignments were discussed and | s | plans perfected within the organi- zation of the new unit, resulting in | definite progress toward comple- tion of the administrative set-up. Due to unforeseen circumstances, the originally scheduled program Ar HOSPITAL Mr. and Mrs. Catalino Panis ar- rived recently from Yakutat, where Mrs. Panis suffered an accident, i fracturing an ankle. Mrs. Panis is| on communications and certain now at St. Ann's Hospitai. The| flight conditions had to be post- family will stay at Yakutat this| poned to a later date. winter, where they now have schodl | Instead, a talk was given in line i facilities, instead of returning here | with CAP policy of familiarization NOW, therefore, pursuant to the iuq ;) | with all aspects of that auxiliary {Rixesident's, Erdclagiation, . Iy -Lam ! | to the United States Air Forces. | M. Williams, Acting Governor of | Anticipating the time when—for i Alaska, do hereby proclaim Nov- A(A (ARRIE’ ‘1 | instance, after a rescue mission— j ember 28y 1940, o8 3 v {any CAP member might e called WEDNESDAY 'R|ps‘cn for public information, there B M Behrends Co QUALITY SINCE /887 pRo(lAMAIIoN ‘iq most abundant fish harvest, the jeast greatest in many years in South- [ Alaska; for favorable action by Congress appropriating substan- tial sums for building up adequate defenses in our great northland to defend our free American way of The following Thanksgiving Day proclamation has been issued by acting Governor Lew M. Williams: THANKSGIVING DAY WHEREAS the President of the | was an informal discussion on that and urge the people of Alaska to United States has, by proclamation, |life; for the advancement of nec-|cease from the activities of the subject, followed by a question designated Thursday, November 24, ess funds for the proper hous- | workaday wprld on this day and | period. ing of our people; for a public|to gather in their churches and Seventy-four passengers Wwere| puyblic Information Officer Cath- 1949, as THANKSGIVING DAY, and has called upon the people of the nation to pause in their daily pursuits to give thanks to a Divine Providence for the blessings which works program which will provide our communities with needed stiget improvements, sewers, water sys- tems and other facilities which will meeting places to sing praises of }carried yesterday by Alaska Coastal!erine Flood outlined the essentials thanks to a munificent God for the} Airlines, as they brought 36 per- { of good news stories for newspapers, | most bountiful blessings He has, | sons into Juneau, took 31 out, and | wire services and radio, and gave in His all-seeing wisdom, bestowed | carried seven between other points.|a «foolproof” formula by which have been bestowed upon our coun- |make Alaska a better place in upon our Territory and upon our | They were: | the amateur reporter could be cer- try; and {which to live; and | people, and to take cognizance of [ To Sitka: Bert LeMorate, Jack| tain to find editorlal favor. SWEET POTATO PUFFS WHEREAS, we in Alaska have | WHEREAS, November 24 starts| their Bibles and in its pages tojwaldon, Harry Frank, Horton| Emphasis was put on the struc- 3 cups riced cooked or canned sweet potatoes 1 teaspoon sait % teaspoon nutmeg 2 tablespoons butter or margarine, melted 1 egg 1 tablespoon water 1 eup eoarsely crushed corn flakes 4 to 6 slices fried ham, pressed ham, or Canadian bacon 4 to 6 marshmallows find solace in the teachings of the | Brown. spirit of peace and goodwill among| To Tenakee: A. B. Phillips, Wal- nehy, ter Hellan. To Tulsequah: C. Van Oostdam, M. Schollar, Mary Brown, Clare Brown, B. Anderson, Ed Vogel, Eailuk, H. Adams, M. Patterson, K. Cherry, M. Buzdejon. sketch of mechanical processes and | To Haines: A. F. Ghiglione,| hazards, and members showed § George Tapley, Mr. and Mrs. Ken great interest in samples of type, Martin, Larry Lindstrom, Mr. and| casts, mats, copy and proofs which Mrs. Robert Joseph Hall, Stella were passed around, along with the i+ Lee, M. V. Daney. issue of The Empire of the same To Skagway: Bert Proctor, Frank | day, % { Wagner, Don McMullen. To Petersburg: Rose Mariel Charles, William Dugaquo. ! From Ketchikan: Johan Ander- son, H. V. Davis; from Wrangell: | Joe McMullen. From Tulsequah: Mildred Leni-| han, Joseph Lenihan, H. McLelland, Jean McLelland, Ernest Haigh, D. L. Davis, J. Redmond, J. Robert- son, Mike Thomas, R. McLaren, | ture of a news story, the importance | of including the famous “Five W's” —who, what, where, when and why, as well as “how,” if interest- | ing—and on the requirements’ of acceptable copy. The talk included a briet| the sixth annual Worldwice Bible | Reading Program, sponsored by the [ American Bible Society, and mind- ful of the great good our houses of worship, based upon the precepts | lof the Holy Book, do among our | people; | especial cause to be grateful tor Hills Bros Coftee TWO GRINDS: v Regular Grind R R T RO ¥ Drip and SCHWINN BIKES AT MADSEN'S. Glass-Maker Grind PR S IS LRI e e ety s e P S e S THREAD A NEEDLE IN THE DARK . POLARi5 VISITOD M. Thomas of Polaris is registered at the Baranof Hotel. MEETING * United Trollers of Alaska * ne. If very stiff, add a lictle t0 6 balls. Beat egg with tinto egd, then into coarsely . Place ham slices on baking ch place o puff. Bake in ely hot oven (400° F.) about 10 minutes htly browned. Then top each puff with a marshmalilow and minutes until ma browned.slightly. ¥ urn to oven for aboug 3 allow has melted and : 4 10 6 servings. 1 1 1 1 1 I Blend riced potatocs with seasoning and melted : 1 1 ] 1 1 1 1 Serve with Hills Bros. Coffee Trademarks Reg. U.S. Pat. Off. Copyright 1949—Hilis Bros. Coffee, Inc. = e o e o s ] An Ideal Gift ‘— | James Weir, Joseph Gladney, J. R. : il H , Rinhardt B 1, Her- 2 gk Ll C.1.0. UNION HALL Bt o Wil o, stee Some Friday Surprises ] WIT THE JACK-POT : Segbtak » SLOY MACHIIE PIsh G AN gl Lo ?:':2":;.‘.: ;mA_M(l}serg};mer:hx “lti‘.‘::'eer‘.xu:r: Save Money!!! { & u‘“""::m “Wember ls, 1949-7:30 Po “o _m;“r“l)s:x Jsoiktll?a': Bill Carson, Wally - _‘,“::m iKrake. Dave Andrus, Ken Edwards, A il el They're sweet words in any language . . . but at STEVENS Egs UP-STAIRS STORE they take on a meaning that is heart ‘ warming to YOUR pocket book . . . nowhere in town can you find the quality of merchandise we catry at prices so hard toresist . . . 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