The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, May 26, 1950, Page 2

PAGE TWO JUNEAU HIGH SCHOOL REN " e Lillie Allen Ted Day Pat Garrett Qo BhriT Kathy Bavard Bill Keep Phoebe Logan Howard Ottke Sue McMullen Jerry Moore Putrid mes bait for crocodile snare or fish is used Bob Croken Yvonne Bates Stan Beadle 1t ~-chrot Jeaxn MacDonald Jerry Francis Jean Francis Joanne Sabin | Betty Tapley Roberta Messerschmidt Alice Tanaka Sally Macrea Dan Noyes Joan Wiggins Rod Pegues Carmen Mantyla Coal is mined in French Indo- China, Marvin Rhodes Frank Maier Leonard Matthews Dick Hansen THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU, ALASEA ° SENIORS RECEIVE DIPLOMAS TONIGHT Bill Sperling Graham Rountree Jim Sofoulis ‘¢ ‘ Ed ‘Kraus¢™ Bob Sommers | Joyce Helton Virginia Johnson Jean Hermle ;Sudden Svnlch | IsMade, Queen Of Palmer Fair PALMER, Alaska, May 26—#—It !was a plain error to invite folks to ‘drop in and see “Jackie” Smith, wlast week’s announced queen can- idate of the Matanuska Valley sport men. Benjamin Cago accepted | the invitation, liked what he saw and slipped a*diamond on Miss Smith’s finger. Mary Lou Mix \ Contestants must be single, so this week the sport.smen pondered the matter again’ and decided to; stand by their Smith decision. They selected Jean Smith, ‘Jackie's 17- year-old sister, as their choice for queen honors at the Sept. 1, 2, 3, 41 fair. | Jean is a junior at Pwner High School. She’s been a valley resident since the age of two. SCHWINN BIKES AT MADSEN’S | catholic Barbara Davis Peggy Forward Pat Jones Milt Furness Joeann Linne DANCING CLASSES Will be held in the American Legion Dugout instead of the CIO Hall. Boys Acrobatic Classes at 10 am. Girls Ballet and 'Tap Class at 11 a.m. Phone Blue 163. CARD PARTY Parish Hall Saturday (not P‘ndayv May 27, 8:15 p.m. . Drive home this fact! FIRST . . . and Finest . . . for ALL-ROUND SAFETY AT LOWEST COST Drive home this fact! FIRST . . . and Finest . . . for DRIVING AND RIDING EASE AT LOWEST COST SRS St Ak COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES TO BE HELD AT 8 P. M. Commencement exercises of the Juneau High School 1950 Seniors will be held tonight starting at 8 o'clock in the High School gym.' The following is the announced pro- gram: Processional—Pomp and Circum- ‘ stance, Elgar, by High School Band. Invocation, Rev. Walter Soboleft Welcome, Frank Maier. Piigrims’ Chorus, Wagner, by the Chorus, Salutatory, Roberta schmidt. Messer- Piano Solo—Liebstraum, Liszt, by ! | Joann Sabin. I Passed Your Window, Brahe, by the Girls’ Trio. Commencement Address, Phillips. Senior Gift, Phoebe Ann Logan. Trumpet Solo—Andante, Proko- fiev, by Bill Sperling. Honors and Awards and Presen- tation of Class of 1950, L. B. Avrit. Acceptance of Class of 1950, Ster- ling 8. Sears. Presentation of Diplomas, Mrs. Ruth M. Popejoy. Recessional—Auld Lang Syne, by High School Band. 17 ARE KILLED IN ATTEMPTED PRISON BREAK MANILA, May 26—(®—Seventeen men, one of them a guard, were killed today in the largest attempted prison break in the history of the Philippines. Five convicts and two guards were wounded in the two hour gun battle that ensued after lunch. The battle started when some 50 long term prisoners broke into the prison armory while marching from the dining hall. Some were armed with knives and forks. Others ob- tained machine guns and rifles. Guards opened fire on the build- ing. They set it and another prison building on fire. Coastal Menarch On Bering Sea Run SEATTLE, May 26 — (® — The freighter Coastal Monarch will sail from Seattle June 7 for the Bering Sea, including Norton Sound and St. Lawrence Island. It will be the first commercial sailing of the year for this part of Alaska. The cargo will include a 60-ton steel lighterage scow for the Lomen Commercial Company. A. B. 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