The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, June 28, 1950, Page 8

PAGE EIGHT "77 " THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU, ALASKA WEDNESDAY, JUNE 28, 1950 FLABORATE SET |Governor Dewey $ @ PAY CASH AND SAVE ¢ $ ¢ PAY CASH AND SAVE ¢ $ ¢ PAY CASH AND SAVE © PIECES PLANNED = Gives Approval | ATH FIREWORKS| To Korean Aid The ]mluuu)}. d\x sion of me‘ (By Associated Press) | e 4 July 4th Fireworks Committee,. President Truman's strong stand eat under the excellent tutelage ana to aid Communist-invaded South guidance of W. L. Nance, superin- | Korea has received the full support! ‘ tendent of lancework, have pre-|of his Republican Presidential op- 7 pared some especially interesting | ponent of 1948—Gov, Thomas E.| o « set pieces for the displays this year.| Dewey of New York. ot For the large Monday night snow \ Dewey wired the President hx51= e they have again assembled the sign | wholehearted agreement with the! m reading “Juneau 1950” which mll]declsmn and declared the action y be augmented by tasteful decorative | should be supported by a United | 1 effects of green star-jets in the JAmerka O p \ background. Other lancework fea-| 1In a telegraphed reply to the | 1 tures of the Monday night show |New York governor, Mr. Truman | w \ are a huge flowér which Lhnngesldeclured the US decisibn gives evi- | s & // \ color as it burns, and a 30 foot high [dence to the world that “We cham- a8 Uhcle Sam flanked by large Ameri- | pion liberty wherever -the tymnny* - e can and Alaskan flags and intro- {‘M Communism is the aggressor.” 'h duced by a generous sprinkling of f:i‘;i’i.i‘e“i‘fio%”Xéie‘;‘:’?n"sun?“xfé’;‘ihon‘" CHAIN |“' AT YOUR 20TH CENTURY SUPER MARKET. o are burning a flight of 12 sky e v " ™" CANADIAN AND U, S-‘ © SHOP HERE - === LOWEST PRICES IN ALASKA === -----SHOP HERE For the Tuesday night display me‘ queen's name will appear in fire- AR(II( SH“T Dow" i ¥ : Wt lters 10 o, g s E We have the lowest prices on popular advertised merchandise not only on specials like these but on every ilem every day. Shop here by a huge crown measuring i WASHINGTON, Ji 28 — A — ! & 4l B e ot the charter A L NOTON, June 28 @ e and save money on your food bill. Why Pay More? We reserve the right fo limit. members of the Fireworks Commit- igation system in the Canadian| m tee, is assisted in his work by Ed|Arctic and Alaska has been dis- [ B S e el d T Hall, | continued. It is called “loran,” FRESH SHIPMEN | 3 - LB. P L Bp;:l;:r :xl:hm(;m?ygflfln e best|standing for “long Fenge aid to] T HIGHEST 93 SCORE Margarlne sale QUART 1 LB. PACKAGE LARGE 8 OZ. TIN Grade A Large, Carton BEST Planters Vacuum Packed view of the fireworks may do so by | | navigation.” F : going to the subport where there| The action was announced yes- GOLD MEDAL . NUCOA l “, zsc ; M SH—— ’ will be plenty of; standing room,terdav in Ottawa and by the De-! < CANADIAN FOODS COCKTAIL available, or the flreworks may be | fense Department here. swn“co l “' An ; viewed from any area where there| Oificials said the chain of Iow = BU“-'EB M Lows is & good view of the subport build- frequency and monitoring ‘stations m E G G S Margarme 25c YONNAISL P E A “ u T s ing and yards. | was discontinued - because of rai 2 AI. | transmission _ difficulties. 4RO D MA | They said operation of the sys- ! ga Fi p ( i o' lwm has produced some information ! 2 dol l 25 6 Ib Quarters ~— ofthi bt. ble — whick ‘ ( b EEETE T 21, sz | 6 stactol vigation sys- Bu"dlng season Lem in thye far north. 7 4 < “In view of the costs of operat-| 1 1b. Package Mready ’wafled fane o U ApEa g SOt Ffii{i{ 2;;'5 BE ANS 2 lor 33‘: SWIFT’S CANNED “EAT SALE ' Bnow“ suG An i Department said in a statement, o . the tests of this system were FAIRBANKS, Alaska, June 28—, 0 oi0aed and experiments are be- % AFOR Chamber of Conpema oatl- ‘;m. conducted in the continental 8 oz. Tin — Rath Black Hawk Potted Meat, 5'4 o0z. ...9¢ Peanut Butter 29¢ @ No. 2 Can — Shurfine R i S 220 @ BRREAKFAST SAUSAGE - 38c § fimiureer 105 (35% Cooppea Ham 35 | TOMATQ JUICE penters’ strike now ending its sec- ‘ MOZEE (o Fl MED | - Ti 80 Ci t — Embossed O"ghew::{pemers seeking a 30-cents “ R H gPOZAj[‘fi % 2 5 e 436 PBEM X e 436 zE(E“ NA‘nPlksiNS . . per hour wage boost, said today | SHINGTON, June 28 — (B — i 5 s POBK SA“SAGE 456 tere is no change in the situation. -P*es 1en« Truman’s reappointment | < “Fhe chamber report said business | of Benjamin B. Mozee as United rgn 18 oz. Tin — Happ;7 Home Betty Crocker in all fields was affected and that States Marshal {ul Division No. 2 “m a serious unemployment problem in Alaska was conlirmed by the = SWEET P'U‘AToES - . z7c % had developed. Dozens of cars are Senate yesterday | Brown & HaleY F“Ie candy Bars Occident — Devil’s Food g | parked about the city with from —_— (@ No. 2 ¥, Can — Palmdale two to five college boys sleeping in | HERB REAM IN | 4 them. They came here to get work | i ;< con“ 0“ COB T Mountain Bars — Johnny Peanut CAKE Mlx e g g and have not yet found jobs. | Herb Ream of Seattle is a Juneau Cherr Bounce — Almon Butter Crisp ‘MC.A. has managed to | visttor f everal days, stopping ympi ints — - i a > i 4 s Size 2 Y Can — Pik-Nik Olympic Mints Almond Butter Cream Occident — AIl Purpose feed several but there is no place at the Baranof Hotel. Ream AS\& SHOESTB G PoTATo s n Nougat Chew CAKE M IN ES -2 c ;o for them to get a bed or a free!traveling auditor for the Alaska megl. Fairbanks makes no provis- K Steamship Company. 2 No. 2 Can — Rosedale 5 Your (ho‘ce Box 0' 24 95( Large Bars Soap GREEN BEANS . . . . | FELS NAPTHA - . fon for persons who can't pay their ———— way. | NATIONAL PARK MAN ————————————————————————————————— No. 300 Tin — Shurfine — Dark Red Nabisco — 5% oz. Package — Cookies 3 PEPSI COLA | Chocolate Mint Patties - - 2% (ase 24 Sl .95; Each l o( Zl.lli.nl’acfiiifighole Wheat or Vanilla & Pigs Feet, 14 oz. jar ...33¢ Lunch Tongue ... 3le He is with the National Park Serv- Mexican Market = ____ FROM GUSTAVUS MEXICO CITY, June 28—®—| Samuel C. Little of the Civil Goid prices went up another 15 Aeronautics Administration staff at| points on the Mexico City market | Gustavus is stopping at the Bara- | under the impact of war news, nof Hotel. There was little change in the _— price for stocks and dollars. FROM KETCHIKAN R A g T. P. Hansen of Ketchikan is KING JUNEAU | e s with the Union OIl Com- «+1§ SELECTED BY o k. ATH COMMITTEE| ..., c Mier ot stk s sopving at the Baranof Hotel. < » Don S. Yeager of San Francnsco‘ ld prl(e upped' is registered at the Baranof Hotel.: . STOKELY—HONOR LARGE 1 LB. BOX LARGE 2 LB. BOX SUNSHINE COOKIES BRAND 1 lb. Box—Assorted FROZEN HIHO | KRISPY | myde Park PEAS |CRACKERS|CRACKERS| ~ 53¢ Large ,Package Iee Box 25cpkg. | 33¢ 49¢ s 1 LB. PACKAGE King Juneau, the First, elected to e reign with the city’s Fourth of July KANTOLA HERE Queen, has been selected, D. M. Kantola of Anchorage is This was announced today by |t the Baranof Hotel. Miss Judy Greene, chairman of the ———— Queen Contest. He was agreed upon IOWANS VISIT upanimously by a' committee of | Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Tunnell of three Juneau business mep ap- | New Hampton, Iowa, are guests at pointed to make the important se- | the Baranof Hotel. lectjon, his name being picked from | — a list of 12. FROM DETROIT FARM FRESH PRODUCE| QUALITY MEAT VALUES ALWAYS A LARGE VARIETY AT PRICES YOU CAN AFFORD — GUARAN- JWE SELL ONLY GRADED CHOICE BEEF —— IOWA CORN-FED PORK — TED QUALITY. GRADE-A 'LAMB — WHY PAY MORE? ‘Who is he? | Helen McBride of Detroit is regis- ‘That remains a deep, dark secret | tered at the Baranof Hotel. until the queen’s coronation ball, ! St - Saturday night, July 1, at the Elks | Veterans Support Your ('andidatp" ballroom. Nella Jermain Costume Ball. Qualifications were that King Ju-; 9 o'clock, Friday, at Parish Hall. neau I, be a resident of Juneau the | 41-3t past ten years; must have contrib- | uted toward public service to the city and hold general respect tor his dignity and character. The committee has notified its choice by letter, for acceptance or refusal. This will be the first time Juneau will have a King to reign| with its Fourth of July Queen. KLONDYKE— BLACK SEEDED LARGE — RIPE 1009 ALL MEAT ARMOUR'S — 1 LB. PACKAGE Ice Cold - Whol SKINLESS SLICED V:’eat‘;ermel:b:l CANTALOUPE WIENERS BACON 9clb. 2 for 45¢ 47¢ . 49clb. WINES AP RHODE ISLAND RED—CUT-UP RHODES%%;END-;;CUT.UP CORN APPLES | FRYERS | cHICKENS 20025¢ | 19k 65h. 55b. Asparagus 2 Ibs. 49¢ (ELERY : l7c ib. e ROASTING OTHER NEW ITEMS CHICKENS SAUSAGE * SEEDLESS GRAPES PEACHES Ib C Ib CHERRIES APRICOTS C 1D. 5 PLUMS RIPE BANANAS $e PAY CASH AND SAVE o $ @ PAY CASH AND SAVE o $ o PAY CASH AND SAVE LARGE EARS WAVS GNV HSVD AVd © $ © FAVS GNV HSVD XVd ® § ® HAVS ANV HSVD AVd @ § © JAVS gAY, nsvo AVd ® § © TAVS GNV HSVD AVd @ § FROM PETERSBURG Mrs. George Lloyd and son o! Petersburg are stopping at the Gastineau Hotel. TACOMAN HERE | Ralph E. Jacobsen of Tacoma is| at the Gastineau Hotel. He is with | the Internal Revenue Depargment., SOUR MASH ©® S @ PAY CASH AND SAVE $ o PAY CASH AND SAVE o $$ e PAY CA CAA MEN HERE | KENTUCKY Civil Aeronautics Administration| STRAIGHT officials from Anchorage stopping| BOURBON at the Gastineau Hotel include L.| WHISKEY R. Clements, J. Bertain, Robe‘ BONDED Matson and Owen E. Rye. | 100 PROOF e e Al e | FROM ANCHORAGE Freda A. Jose of Anchorage is staying at the Gastineau Hotel. i F i AT BARANOF HOTEL Russell E. Westberg of Seattle 5| Distributed throughout Alaska a guest at the Baranof Hotel. by ODOM COMPANY