FAIRBANKS ACS
SECTOR CHIEF
DIES SUDDENLY
FAIRBANKS, Alaska, April 14—
UPl—MaJ. Ernest Bozak. commander
of the Fairbanks sector of the Alas
ka Communication system, died
here Thursday following a cerebral
hemorrhage.
Bozak came to Alaska from Tor
rington, Conn., after attending
Massachusetts Institute of Tech
nology and officer training school
He is survived by his widow, Vir
ginia. in Fairbanks.
Burial will be in Arlington Na
tional cemetery with full military
honors.
FROM DENVER
Vernon J. Forney of Denver is at
the Baranof Hotel.
To
CARSON
LAWRENCE
and
HIS
ASSOCIATES
.......OUR
REST
WISHES
FOR
SUCCESS
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HOBART
MFC. CO.
Tandy Bros.
Distributors
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JUNEAU SINGERS
ELECT OFFICERS
The Juneau Singers held their
final meeting of the season Thurs
day, April 12 at the Methodist
Church. After hearing the tape re
cording of their recent concert, the
group elected officers for next
year. New officers are as follows:
Will Reedy, president; Dorothy Eb
bett, vice-president; Ruth Nelson,
secretary: Charles Mount joy, trea
turer; Katherine Alexander, librar
ian.
Refreshments were served in the
church parlors after the business
meeting.
13 ARRIVE; 15 OUT
VIA PNA ON FRIDAY
Pacific Northern Airlines carried
28 passengers yesterday with 13 ar
riving and 15 departing.
From Anchorage: Don Basten, A.
Hedges, Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Sivert
son, Sam Swenning.
From Cordova: Icy Cunz, Mike
Edwards, Carl Schmitz, Jack Staf
ford.
From Yakutat: William Paul, J.
Vrooman, Louise Peterson, Peter
Howard.
To Anchorage: Mrs. Robert At
wood, Dr. Robert Smith, Mildred
Hermann, Mrs. William David, M.
Tonsgard, Paul Weineke, Louise
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Miller, C. R. Ross. 1
To Cordova: Hjalmer Gjerde, Ray
Jones, George Morango, John Dern
nan, James Lanham.
To Yakutat: Edith Valle, Mrs. C
Howell, Mrs. H. Crawford.
SALMON FILM TO BE
SHOWN AT AUK BAY
"King Chinook" a U. S. rish and
Wildlife Service film on the Chin
ook salmon will be shown tonight
by Auke Bay Post No. 25, The Am
erican Legion, in its regular week
ly movies at DeHart’s Store. Spen
cer Tracy will narrate the motion
picture “Crusade,” the story of
cancer, and "Rikkl, The Baby
Monkey” to fill the program.
FFRRYVVAY ROOMS FlrfE
A burning roast in the Ferryway |
Rooms last night caused the Vol
unteer Fire Department to be
called out at 9:20 last night. No
other damage was reported. Re
call sounded at 9:38 p.m.
FAIRBANKS GUESTS
Mr. and Mrs. Russ Williams of
the Williams Equipment Co. of
Fairbanks are guests at the Baran
cf Hotel.
FROM SEATTLE
H R. Forehand of Seattle-is reg
istered at the Baranof Hotel.
CARD PARTY
Parish Hall — Sat. Apr. 14, 8:00
o'clock. 782-3t
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To CARSON LAWRENCE AND HIS
CO-WORKERS of The .U NO RAKERY
on the opening of their newest store.
Our Congratulations, ami Sincere
Wishes for a full measure of Success!
Finishing-Flooring
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Cabinet Work
Paiitting-Decoreiing
— and —
Store Designing
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Power ajsti ®f s® 11 © r y
"A Juneau Enterprise Devoted to Service"
OUR
CONGRATULATIONS
to ■■■■
( ARSON LAWRENCE
.... and his —
ASSOCIATES of the
JUNO BAKERY
i»t the fulfillent of
an ambition to Serve
Juneau better.
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WE WERE PRIVILEGED TO EQUIP
THE NEW STORE WITH ALASKA'S
LATEST TYPE OF LIGHTING
SERVICE.
MCKINLEY ELECTRIC, Inc.
There is no subsiiuie for Newspaper Advertising!
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'Hecwe&t, dlateAt, fiae&t
\ shop that9s up-to-the-minute in modern design und display
Ii affords us pleasure to invite you to our
GRAND OPENING - MONDAY, APRIL 16th
Fine Raized Foods For Your Table
The high quality of JUNO Bakery Products will be
maintained in the future. Service will be improved
as the result of our modernized equipment and new
display facilities. Your favorite breads, pies, cakes,
rolls and pastries will be made regularly and you
may depend upon the enjoyment of these wholesome
foods at all times.
JUNO BAKERY
Bread and Pastries at Their Very Best
CARSON LAWRENCE
Front and Seward Streets — Juneau
REFRIGERATED
DISPLAY CASE
The refrigerated display case
will be hsed for whipped cream
pastries and cakes. They’ll be
fresh and good when you make
your selection at
JUNO BAKERY
Unique Lighting
A new concept of indirect elec
tric lighting has been worked out
in practical form by McKinley
Electric, Inc. A semi-transparent
corrugated plastic conceals day
light fluorescent tubes, giving a
flood of day-bright day light at
all hours. It is a lighting system
that is as new as tomorrow!
THIS IS THE FIRST ONE IN
STALLED IN ALASKA!
Plans and Design
With Juneau’s newest and most
unique Retail Store ready for
your inspection, we are proud to
present the unusual product of
planning and design created by
Eldred Mallory. Words can’t
picture the artistic results. You’ll
have to come in and see for your
self. We extend this invitation
to YOU.