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Snare uanceis ii .Juneau end |
Don.:1a s aie looking forward to the
, ' annual Spring Breakup, their joint
squ.-ra dared festival Saturday;
nigh!. April VI, is the A:-.-:-, 9 the
time, atid the Dough • XI. S. gym
the pl;^c.
C ttoral chairman Ti?.y Koy.r ro
per:" all committee -mc
tionhw, apd that c. try, . n.a veil:
be in ty ’ini : for th. bij evening.
' Mr . J!in Cole is arranging store
window display ran t>, for
addiMrv’.jd pub’ici-y. Bill *.t ft.
in ch ivf; f.t pr . . ' n : mu ic lor
the occasion, row: ; proyre ", hire
wise Lcs I i.'.e'nnn, who has district;- •
tod the tit!: >;s to tne respective
chib tr«':i :.ror. , from whom dancer.*
may buy the: i. S.jfClvor is hv:
will he on sale at the c.'.or i ’
very nominal sunt.
The floor will bo marked off
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accommodate 15 squares at one
time. As in last year's festival, ap
proxirm ;ely half of the dancers will
he . it ting cut while the others arc
dancing, an arrangement made
nccc ury by the large crowd that
is anticipated. The program is so
planned that all dancers will have
an equal share of the square dunces
and round dances, however.
CACIEV RETURNS
James Cauley, fiscal officer for
the Employment Security Oommir
:.'U. returned to Juneau Tuesday
via Pan American plane after a
trip to Seattle.
Cauley went down to meet Mrs.
C-.uley and his nr all n v ho were
returning from a vi it .1 Albany,
N. T.. Mrs. C'i■ iicy •-..or home.
Mrs. Cauley and : on , remain in
Seattle for a Short i
TO FAII:1?AV|:
John Mom uric, Jr., flew to Fair
banks Tuesday \b- Pan American
Airways, i' will be or 4.'.. e’d in
the Fairbanks aiv„ curing the
coming cummer with a survey crew.
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speed you on your way. Through your local >
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American to the States .. . and then to any spot
on the globe! And now, for its patrons in Sitka,
Hoonah, Tenakee, Skagway, Haines and similar I
communities ACA holds a special block of seat* {
on Pan Am. . . . giving them equal priorities with
those who buy their tickets in Juneaul
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! t> :15—Dinner Music.
0:3C—Billboard (I A.'.
6:4;'.- Local News.
7:00—THE LINE- UP- CBS.
7TO—ARTHUR GCDFREY-CBS
8:!:0—MY FRIEND IRMA-CBS.
8 DO—THE BIG STORY-NBC.
I 9:0.-Alaska News.
9 i: -Music.
& . i—NET-O WOLFE-NBC.
17 ••>0 Tomorrow's News,
ic-ii.v Sports Roundup.
70:30- -Weather.
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AFTERNOON
Sign Ok
7-00— Srnar.e Serenade.
7;0C—local Weather.
1 \-r. - News.
° GO—Morning Thought,
8:10—News Headlines.
8:25—Weather.
0:00—Music lor t.ie Missus.
9:3C—Forecast.
9 :35-Musical Menu.
9:45— i'OU AND THE WORLD
CB~>.
10:00—News.
10:05—MiladyN Memo.
10:30~Remcniber When.
10:55—Musical Menu. I
11:00—Standard School Broadcast.1
11:30—ARTHUR GODFREY-CBS.1
12:00—Forecasts.
12:05—Salon Serenade.
12.10— Musical Menu.
12:15—News.
12:30—Pipes of Melody.
12:45—Red cross.
1:00—'TREASURY EANDSTAND
CbS.
1:30—ST. LOUIS MATINEE
CBS.
1:15 PICKENS PARTY-NBC. |
2 or: NBC SPRING CONCERT- ;
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3:00 HOWARD K. SMITH-CBS.
3:15—GEORGE F1SHER-CBS.
3 30—Parade of Hits
•1-Pro and Con.
4:55 COCONUT GROVE OR- !
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5:20—Cancer Show.
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LETTER Or THANKS
I wish to thank ray friends who;
beilin: me in ray Bereavement in
■ie iuj. j vj mother, Mf>
Kami-. I-D.nbui.'*, I* alsq wish to;
ithe Jui.eau Native Brother-,
hood and Sisterhood, tlie Hotch
family of Kluckwan, the Parochial
Sehrol Choir of Juneau and those j
who gave ir l'i'.iful llowcv.
c:; . 'j,• Hi.' . Bowman «Sr fam- j
ily. ' j
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,1:. d ‘Lf tier fuuu -.iaska,” the j
:0ry r.Ioccasin Bill, in The Al
a:*an i-.ia-.azine, Juneau’s own, now
on the News Stands. j
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cliPPer’ j
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service from Juneau to Nome, •
Fairbanks, Whitehorse and •
Ketchikan. Clipper flights •
daily to Seattle. •
Aboard the Clippers jom J
enjoy real flying comfort •
— excellent food, relaxing J
lounge seats, and traditional •
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