BOY SCOUTS HEL5
IN CANCER mi
^fore than 100 Boy Scout." in the
Channel area are participatin': in
the local Cancer Crusade. They
■ cnrheadinu "Operation May
Basket” set up as a part of the
local committees .campaign proce
dure. This is according to announ
cement mcdc by K. H. Ub’oeiohde
of the local Boy Scout organiza
tion, under whose direction this
extraordinary piece of public ser
vi*e is being given by the Scouts.
Starting Tuesday five teams of
Si’outs, averaging more :bnn twen
ty per team, were covering the four
sectors laid cut in the city of Ju
neau, Douglas, and adjoining high
way area. Their job is to distrib
ute the doorknob envelopes which
the local committee is supplying to
all potential contributors in the
Gastineau Channel area.
"'We greatly appreciate the as
signee being given us by the
Scout.-," Norman Banfield, local
Cxuuade Chairman stated today.
We are sure that whatever sue
cess we have with our campaign by I
mail, they will have a full share!
of the credit." j
-We have tried to make it as easy
ns possible to give to the Cancer
Crusade," Banfield added. "Under
this plan, the contributor simply
puts whatever he feels able to give,
in the doorknob envelope and drops
it in the postoffice. The envelopes
are self addressed, postage paid,
and whatever they contain, be the
offer lira large or small, will do its
part to help strike back at Cancer
right here in Alaska, right here in
Juneau.”
OAT WORK AT MARINE
BASIN OF N. C. CO. {
Ai !:re Northern Commercial Co.
marine basin, the Taku Chief II,
rp r;r;rd by the Ritchie Transport
ation Co., is on the ways for hull
work. The troller Glendale, owned
by Carl Jensen, is off the ways
after copper painting. The hali
buter Sunmore, owned by John
Winther, Jr., is also off the ways
after rudder and rudder fork re
! . : • and copper paintim. The
tr< l!er Rayart, owned by V. O.
Goodrich, was put in the water
last weekend from storage.
\
Alaska Coastal offers you a new service—to
speed you on your way. Through your local
ACA ogent you can reserve your seat on Per
American to the States . .. and then to any spat
on the globe! And now, for its patrons in Sitka,
Hoonah, Tenakee, Skagway, Haines and similar
communities ACA holds a special block of seat*
on Pen Am. . . . giving them equal priorities with
those who buy their tickets in Juneau!
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oM/imj S&v&heAJSte-H/n ^/ktasha,
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Admitted to St. An’s Hospital
Wednesday were Mrs. Rae Robbins
arri Wesley Rhodes; discharged
were Gordon Wahto, Colleen Ma
Burk" Riley, Adolph Hoil
man, Mrs. M. Beiart, Nels Iud
m ;i:d Mr-,. Anna Kohlase.
Admitted to the Government
jt 1 v.,., Alice Johnnie of
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MRS. TRACV/
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, such nice eyes !
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he’d be married-r
... IT'S A WONDERFUL
CROWD...THE ARENA IS
PACKED, AROUND RING
SIDE I SEE JIM FARLEY,
JACK. DEMPSEY, MAYOR
IMPELLITTEAI.GOV. DEWEY,
GEN. VANDENBERG, DIN NY
McMAH0N, EDDIE CANTOR
DOWNEY, GEN. BRADLEY...
THERE'S TALLULAH...
WINCHELL, TED COLLINS,
..CROSBY... SULLIVAN,
PARKER, KUP,.IT'S
JAMMED WITH CELEBRITIES..'
^THTseM^NAnSOVeRAND^®
f THE ANNOUNCER IS CALLING FISTIC
STARS OF FAST AND PRESENT INTO
THE RING TO BE INTRODUCED...
v THIS is JACK BARRY,
^7 YOUR ANNOUNCER....
I ORDERED A EXTRY SPECIAL SAKES
WEDDIN* RING FER YE, ALIVE !!
CRICKET-IT SHOULD BE DON'T TELL
GITTIN* HERE ENNY ME YE GOT A
DAY NOW- SHORE ENUFF
DIAMOND
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NOPE-BUT I'LL TELL VE
THIS MUCH-THAR HAINTi
NO FEMALE BRIDE IN TH* V
WHOLE NEWNITED
STATES AN' CANAD'j
THAT'S GOT ONE
LIKE IT
Y WHAT
ON MIRTH
^IS IT ??
wait till ye see it—
pM-HAW-HAW*'
J5*> LAFF,M'!! ^
BY GOLLY- THAT LOOKS
LIKE BILLY DOUX -I'LL
BET HE WANTS TO ,—>
BORROW MONEY - I
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TELL HIM I'VE
GONE FOR THE
Mf?. JI6SS JUST
LEFT- ANP I'M
<50IN(3 TOO - ITS
ALMOST FIVE
O'CLOCK-,
I'M SORRY r
MISSED HIM
I'LL RIDE
DOWN ON THE
ELEVATOR
with Mm i
BUT FIRST I'LL LOCK
THIS WINDOW - VOL/
NEVER KNOW WHEN
A PROWLER MAY BE
LURKING AROUND
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