The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, May 12, 1951, Page 8

PAGE EIGHT LOCAL BASEBALL SEASON 10 0! ] The Ga Le; on £ me: L was announce t meetir of league offi team manage nne! Baseball ing to r days in the hope of reviving in est in base ly. A a league play will be Thur: at 6:30 vith game a total of 12 present T Houst 1144 Ameri- sed ways. cnly a litt tion of present roa e amount of cessary for the utheast Ala also dis! inent to the including @ float extension tem. Difficul- that roads are I development of The Legionr other problems pe Auk Bay wun small bo: and a U ties in ge! 3 neau were repor teleph still ¢ reported on ger float at / sibility of a s there. but effor ) progres ion of a and the pos- all boat breakwater Ladies Invited At its next meeting on June 7 the Legion voted to invite all women eligibie for membersh Auxiliary. “The meel arrive in time, roup will ke repre: D ALASK KEY POINTS only hours away by ® Fast ‘and frequent Clipper service from Juneau to Nowe, Fairbanks, Whitehorse and Ketchikan, Clipper flights daily to Seattle, Aboard the Clip enjoy real flyin — excellent food, relaxing lounge seats, and traditional Clipper hospitality. For farcs and reservations call Pan American at... Baranof Hotel Phone 106 Trade Mark, Pan American World Airoavs, Inc G Piv AMERICIN y WorLp AIRWAYS eesssscee y Y B N | WORLD'S MOST EXPERIENCED AIRLINE #00000eses _sssccsscsses L L L T P T P T P R T R T Y next wee the late George Get »» THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU, ALASKA 'BOY SCOUT (AMP AT | faud ~ EAGLE RIVER T0 BE | " Camp fees will he Amed Torces o | FUNERAL SERVICE e FOR MRS, FRASER SET FOR MONDAY HELD IN TWO UNITS|« service Reaching an all-time high, res- 1 for|ervations for the annual Boy Scout | i 1y ter- mer camp at Eagle River are| 5 in the Carter Chapel. g received in such large num- | was a life member of | bers that two 2-week encampments % 0 per scout‘ 15. After | Members st with ) used at ‘the se ment of Al American will future Post Palll will be Dan Livie, the camp Sunday, May 20 to put Jack Mills, Jack Warner, Tom the camp in shape for opening on n, Robert Hurley and James | M; 27. The second period for campers will start on Sunday, June who wish to call may do|10. The largest project will be the Carter Chapel between | reroofing of the main lodge. Each nd 9:30 p.n. tomorrow. worker is to take his own lunch Ted Mack, a daughter from | a cup with coffee furnished at jcave to ¢ expected to ar- | the camp. versity of North Caroliga and re- 'n‘\’l\'m?} Bach camp will operate under!turn to Jur s Gray | the general direction of field ex- Johnson of | ecutives Ed Brown, Ketchikan, and | Ken Ubhelohde. The activities pro- Henry Roden, territorial treasurer, iddenly | gram is being expanded to provide flew south I ay on a business trip Douglas. | a well-rounded variety of scout to Seattle ing Administration, |and camp craft skills including swimming, boating and waterfront AT 1 that the nt of J A commi t last of May. en take two months | end school at the Uni- the Baranof hotel. and if his office would cc 1 150 single family hotel. S. Shearer of yastineau hotel | AWARDS $6,30070 | | MRS. 5. SWANSON, camp and moving| Pernella Swanson, widow of Sev- | ern Swanson, hds been 1$6,300 by the Alaska | Board as compensation for a widow | with two dependent children. ion super-| Swanson who was employed asl awarded Industrial are now scheduled. K correction in a Fred McGinnis - will| A work party including all scout- yrial Department | captag aboard the motor vesself ct the other service ters and scout fathers will be at | of Friday for Wash. | Hygiene was drowned hiere Jast o- ittend a citizen- | vember. In the case, Mrs, Swanson red by the U.| was represented by Howard Stabler tice. Clem will | and Robert Boochever represented Territorial Depart- | the defendants, the Alaska Depart- at the meetings | ment of Health and the Sayre m}d | Toso Insuragce Co. of California. | BANKER HERE ‘ W. S. Mitchell of the Bank of about August 1. iCcmmerce, Seattle, is stopping at | | FROM WASHINGTON J. A. Woods of the Federal Hous- Washington D. 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