The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, August 11, 1950, Page 7

| FRIDAY, AUGUST 11, 1950 | BEANES' LABRADOR PUP cipal there, and Mrs, Beane is one of the four teachers. Another teacher, Mrs. Claribel Davis, w&s’ ~quwe} THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE JUNEAU, ALASKA [ ABLE } BOXING. GLOVES --- K HIS -y JWE LL START WITH DEFENSE -- L N g IAKES OVER ]'HE EMPIRE | t g0 to Kake with them today. Kinz | THAITNB,figg‘;’qGG”.%D ‘ TGIVE A The Beanes stopped at the Bara- | | y ANY FEW EXPERT ? ..+ | nof Hotel while in Juneau. | Alaska Broadcasting Oo. i LLONGVOEQ If her owners had left a beautiful Jet joined the famil T OBB — Ni | LS 3-month-old Labrador puppy in The | _Jet joined the family while the 5 : | : T ey Beanes were on a statesidg vaca- DIAL ¢ U Empire newsroom 10 minutes longer, Editor Elmer Friend probably would | have put Jet to work, complete with | “¢yeshade and copy pencil. After a get-acquainted tour in " which she ingratiated herself with )| $he entire staff, Jet settled down |” as though she planned to spend the | rest of her life in the newspr.per "“office. (A reporter had volunteered | to be puppy-sitter for an hour). Meantime, Mr. and Mrs. Herschel K. Beane were in conference with Dr. James C. Ryan, Territorial Edu- “cation Commissioner, about the coming season at Kake. tion. Mr. Beane knows she will be a great hunting dog, and Mrs. Beanes hopes she will have lots of | nice families. | FLEISCHMANN on a product 1s | like 24-carat on gold—the finest it can be. Try FLEISCHMANN PRE- FERRED Blended Whiskey and be| convinced. | Country Club Finest Food | French fried prawns, oysters, lob- | iters, steaks and chicken. Open ail | , aight. Entertainment. CBinese | 6:16—Strange - Advenhure. 6:00—News, | 6:20—Sport. 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DO F BUY and HOLD UNITED STATES g';még;m‘%flf'fi Sgiaig: | TO HIM, BOYS? ‘ SAVINGS BONDS SN e e ap Tk . N the gangplank onté’ the float and y . dove into the water, bringing the child, blue with cold, to safety. | Elton Engstrom, " Juneau ' fish buyer, called city policé, who rushed the child to the Government hos- pital. ' ! Hdspital officials today described the child’s condition as “good.” ol DEPOSITS Fadersd l_ She had been playing along the! y or of fl.d;“ |N TH'S BANK waterfront with two other children ahas! Copatision. . ,."_ E before she fell in to the water, wit- | ol b o nesses said. | i 8he is the daughter of Mrs. Ruth Lokke. X0 ] ook! Here ccmes a bunch of squaws. What have | done |NSURED - gfigfifi one braves gave me a push! , ’MO!GANB. TO FLINT TO PICK, UP NEW CAR 1 Mr, and. Mrs. Tom Morgan and ;Tortt' dr., left yesterday via Pan Americah plane for the states, ex- pecting-to-be gone about ten days. 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