The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, January 13, 1951, Page 6

% THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU, ALASKA PAGE SIX the hero of Bataan said he - - te the story, Charles | gather to attack G FOR GASTINEAU DIST, ((HAMPION CHARLES o vo fod, i ool Fobampben e o e rom STOPS OMA IN 10TH: | rans. The booing was provoked by | Wainwright 'also said he thinks Kenneth H. U ¥ low blows, punches that cost Ezzy |the Russians have unlimited forces Scout field exe 2| REFEREE STOPS BOUT e risth ana « in Manchuria ready to pour into aska Council ul Of the low blc hat cost him | Alaska at the bidding of the Krem- with his fa Xt Wi - two rounds—the fifth and eighth |[lin forces. This attack, he said, ing to Ixec s Ma (By Murray Rose) nd we sponsible for much of | could be expected after the invasion Powers e n il 1 y 62 P T he. booing arles said “Oma car- | of Allied sections of Germany. ¥ 3 1eau | i, f nd ke ries his hands low and my punches The General said he thinks the he norther %o ah ; e |kept glancing off. I don't think | U.S. is in a bad situation this time aska. His ma- full recognition as|they hurt him.” because of lack of preparation and lity will be to assist — that we are actually at war already. )= A;I'(’u' war Betore The National Geographic Society fossils indicate there were at | & 4 ‘ 5 End Of Year looked three kinds of giant sea rep- | teran Lee O = Foy hy walHW!lgh’ iles 80,000,000 years ago. u"d to be thriity R d title bout adison Squ Germany pioneered in the con- last E1TUS, Tex. 13—M—Ge¢ m of lignite into gas before | 'Y 66 . ‘Maybe I'll more the | Jonathan ) ainwrigh i 1 d E . e e e e e s | L | is to be as “Modern as Tomorrow” bt (;.\: l\‘rurn. « I Helena, wnezl wapoleon was ; Lkt wilh iive & ORI |11;1;1,,,F;::M7 t ] golug to b at a x.;‘-,;‘m,t here ye i ciled, is afu—th Atlantic islani {\'0 longer is it cun,xi}(lt'l‘(id ‘f‘:mart(‘i’ 0. be ax- of the proressional staff assigned|'2“€ 6 o fl " 1943 ravagant, One can be thrifty, and still enj : ) B, O o b L directly to it During the past six | 28ainst Jersey Joe ¥ things, one of the most dominant is the friend- years, the Alaska Scout Executive | trolt, Miami ‘“] St. L - o' derved -tk £ s is expected to be ironed o 8 D > 3 i > e AL "'1.",.(!.”,";.“.' at a conference at natio ¢ t ly attention of one’s associates. ADMIRING 0 his p,r\(x...], “" 1:“ vh::‘u v s i % b1 ; : attention! Attention that comes to the one who DRTA as a 8- e w4 0 is w - ¢ eld ce from Dory |crown by whipy Pt Rl el mec s formerly field executive | Chicago June 22, 1 e Two Wonderful Specials Given by two skilled Beauticians \m in Gastineau | 2head of Joe mesa for more | SO (L et sxth d Starting Monday fense of the Crown 1 it has m;-x felt advisable to duv.g"7-" ;‘l" ;i“"“:‘ "‘J'," ')' Sl (,N ”‘EN’S SU'TS the new field man e old -Brown Bomber s Ubbelohde, his wife, and the “m h_‘ ! M‘l : ek To Continue fflr g v i : Rayelle . ) Roil Machineless Permanent Wave Flexa-Wave young son, will arrive in Juneau | W aboard the Baranof. For the knocko ’!‘ ’1'-\”‘“' * 01‘71'; WEEK three years he has been serving|Oma was & ? . 5 4 g Tield execticlve Ore-TIda | script. He meth down S = Steamed with Lanolin . . . . a favorite Cold-Wave Council, with - | his pla 1 earing bodv : e 0= 61 - . . . . . 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He is a graduate | knocked oi the University of Wisconsin j—but reeling around tk and a gradue f th Chicago {a ba: e of punishing B giont ‘Seminary, having ben |rights to the head| Oma was y 2 These Spectilawabos Rk Jong ional minister in Idaho » verge of a knockdown when fr 1945 to 1947. | Goldstein stepped in. b T e e, e | T o0 vers Ty ot South Franklin Street Baranof Beauty Salon tive in the Kiwanis Club Lhcr(‘ilhuuuh IOmn 1hul \|1‘1 1(‘::(‘;'( “”:’ I . i ‘ ! i t nior Cha biti than figured, Charles, Wi '1H Hi e 1111111 T d Ubbelohdes are hoping to find an 5o e o i o Py apartment or house to rent, wah! the scout office at 387 being glad | al- Fiy to Seatle ==_ A GREAT AMERICAN | at new reduced ' S s i Benjamin-Franklin, man of letters, statesman, philosopher, scientist, publisher and printer; C|Ippel‘ far es : 5 N he made & profound contribution o the society of his day. 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