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na Bread-tOasted - help to give your fam lily enthusiasm for each new day! Count on Reymond's Vienna to give them the nour- ishment needed for work or play.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-06-29
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The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-06-29
l.sWs BuRF0RD PASSES AWAY IN
 PORTLAND TODAY
Mrs. Burford Will Leave 10 AetonpanY Remains 10
 California for Burial

$ Word was received here today of the death of j. w. Burford, we'll known former Juneau businessman, who had been in Portland. Oregon, for the past few months receivng medical care.
 Bcrn in Missouri, MT Burford was seventy years of a5e He re- sidc1 fer a number of ysass in California where he was in the fruit produce business and in 1909 came tc Juneau where he remained until recent months. He was pro- prietor, with his son Wilbur Bur- ford, of Burford's Corner during late years, and was well known in this city.
 MT Burford is survived oy his wife Mrs. Pearl Burfcrd. living jn Juneau; his mother, Mrs. Leta Bur ford of Corvalis; a sister, Mrs Mar tha Hayes, and a brothe-, w E. Burfcrd, both living in California, and two brothers, George c. Bur- ford ard Marvin Burford, residing in the State of Washington.
 Mrs. Burford well known Juilcau music instruetcr will leave for the south within the next few days and will accompany her husbands remains tc California fer burial.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-06-29
CUpf:AIaiiNEiINiI ]: Ii
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 POWER FOUGHT
Tremendous 0ppos ition Arises Over Proposals
 Lapse Date Nears

WASHINGTON, June 29E -Secre- tary of Treasury Morgenthau to- day voiced the administrators unflinching opposition to curtail- ment of the Presidents monetary powers with the assertion that, the farmers, business men and labor CTS had better start worrying about the dollar if devaluation author ity is not continued.
 Senate Leader Barkley and House Leader Rayburn conferred. with President Roosevelt about the bit ter Congressional contest over the Presidents emergency powers. It is reported that Rayburn told the President the House will never agree to, any aurtailment.. of his monetary power The devaluation power lapses tomorrow night.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-06-29
AAHA PORTER, Q } [!:: ETHAN NELSON
 RUpTiAL5 HELD
Ceremony Performed Last Evening df Home of
 Bride $ Parents

:. A home wedding attended only by immediate members of the fam fly and close friends was that uf Miss Anita Porter, daughter of MT. and Mrs.. H. M Porter of this city, and MT Ethan Nelson, son of Mrs. Grace Nelson of Calgary, AL berta. performed at o'clock last evening at the Twelfth Street home of the brides parents.
 The Rev John A. Glasse of the Northern Light Presbyterian Church. performed the service be- fore an inprovised altar formed b. honeysuckle and tall candelabra placed on either side of huge window in the living room.
 Given in marriage by her father the bride wore for her wedding forget-me-not blue georgette, styled with a shirred blouse and elbow length sleeves. puffed at the sh9ul- .ders. The skirt of her gown wa
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-06-29
FOUR DAYS OF
 FUN FOR CITY
 OVER HOLIDAY
Big Celebration yof Year fo Begin Salurday-Winds
 Up Wednesday Morn

Juneau's Fourth of July eelei,ra ] ticn will be a four day event this year.. with festivities starting Sat urday and winding up "Wednesday morning, Russell Clithefo ChaImar of the Citizens Fourth of July Committee announced today.
 Airplane company traffic man. agers said they wont have enough airplanes" to handle the business from outlying .centers, if calls keer coming in for planes to bring in workmen from canneries and min- ing camps to spend lhe weekend.
 New features this year in the Fourth contests. will be stilt races for the children at Firemen's Park and music by the Juneau Higf School band. ka
 Weather men won't attempt tc predict what sort of weather the Fourth will offer, but rain or shine everything is pointing to warn celebration for four days.
 The complete program for the Fourth appears in today's Empire and is subject to revision, officials point out, with such arrangement: as baseball games and other event, depending on out-of- town arrival' st.,: ..a. daf:s....2,
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-06-29
Newsinep Spain
 .Faee Franto Probe

MADRID, June 29.-The Spanish nationalist government press chief today ordered qualification" of newspaper men. s8# a .I z All employees of newspapers and foreign news agencies were directed to report what they wrote for the government cause and against Gen eral Franco during the Civil War
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The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-06-29
DOZEN SALOON
 LICENSES ISSUED
 IN FIRST DIVISION
Eight in Keithikdn, Be. sides Two Clubs
 Three Here

Ketchikan is to have eight saloons and two clubs serving hard liquor starting July l under the new Ter ritorial law, it is reevaled in the list of liquor licenses granted by the District Court here
 Three saloons and one club in Juneau have been granted licenses, as has one saloon at Sitka.
 The Ketchikan licenses for dis pensaries, effective July l for six months, have been granted to R. H. and Anna Copeland; Levy, Cruse and Cruse; Budnick and Bellanich; L. H. Kubley Nell Monte; L. s. Ferrie; Mrs, Jennie Barseth, and w. c. Blanton.
 Juneau licenses have been grant, d to the Baranof Hotel, Alaskan Bachelor Hotel and Mike Kosoff of the Arctic Bar.
 Margaret Fenton obtained the Sitka license.
 Club Licenses
 Club licenses have been granted to the Elks Club of Juneau, Elks Club of Ketchikan and Moose Club of Ketchikan, all to serve to their members only.
 Other licenses granted today were retail licenses to Joe Reidi of Doug las and William Short of Ketchi- kan, and restaurant license to Mrs. Dolly Soule of Pelican City,,
 For the half year between July and December 31 of this year the diSpensaries have paid license fee; of $500 each and posted $2,500 casf bond. From cities of less than l50t people. from none of which have applications been received as yet the license fee is only half as much
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-06-29
sITkA'5 FIRST BANK FORMED;
 OPENS SEpT. 1
Incorporated. Under Alas. ka LaW-Batesi Makes
 Announcement

Sitka's first bank. which is named just that, The First Bank of Sitka, was incorporated today with Terri torial Auditor Frank Boyle to be- gin operations at the Historic City September l. ..~..-,,
 William A. Bates, Cashier-Man- ager of the Miners and Merchants Bank Of Ketchikan. one of the in- corporatorS of the new bank, came here from Sitka "Wednesday and was to fly back to Ketchikan to- day He announced the successful formation of the new business. Son
 Incorporators are w P. Mills, Dr. William C. Charteris, J. J. Con- way Theodore Kettleson and Bates.
 Capital cf the bank is $25, ,0O0 surplus S5,000 and reserve $l,250. ', Olfircfe Eiaa psi-
 Conway is President of the new bank. Kettleson First Vice Prssi- dent and Bates Second Vice Pfesi- dent A Cashier Manager. is to. be elected later. Directors are Ket- tes5n..t Conway, Dr. Charteris, Thomas TilsonA Jr., and Prosper $, Cahty. sd s4sa ton4laAy ta stookho'dsrs gre Mills. of the Sitka Power and Light Company ana Sitka G5sd Storage Company; Nsttiesq9, s;s;llsS Cold Stoi{saa Conl- panS and 8ttse Power ana Light Coavangs ADg Charters. Dr. Fi.sJ Hndgals;f CEanty isenersl ghaer9laan- disc Chsrlos M Wersalanl Alaska Brnes Cer1pally's Charles Nfe Psteas- ,sca -ssSka Besaa1g MsilI, andersen sonerahzslares@M Lablfa. Y.eu,4 Slt- peTinlei7dentg essttel sheldon Jack son SniaDol: Jack ACalyiihe priaitine and stationery supplies; L. c. Berg fish broker; Nels Berg. New Eng iand ,Eishs Company; Sam Morris, Juneau Cold Storage Company; Val zitz. Oxenberg Brothers, and Bates, trustee.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-06-29
Yanks Make
 B HoRlers,
 Two Gamer {, 5
Dizzy Dean Is Chased to Showers by Former
 Teammates
(By Associated Press

In. a record home run spree yes terday. the Yankees put togethei thirteen home runs to swamp th' Athletics in two games of a double header. Eight homers came in tn first game, breaking the mark oi seven which has stood since 1886 and five homers were made in tn, second game. which also broke [ record for Major Leagues for tht most consecutive hofners in tw consecutive games which the Yan' kees had set at eleven.
 The barrage yesterday was le' by Babe Dahlgren. Joe DiMaggit and Joe Gordon with three hom CTS apiece.
 Dizzy Deans hsralded pitchino appearance at Sportsman Park yes terday afternoon for the first time since he left the Cardinals was personal flop. Finally the Cub came from behind and did defea the Cardinals Five hts and sac rifice fly by the Cardlnals droNt Dean to the showers before one in. ming was completed,
 Bill Lohrman held the Phillie to six hits to give the Giants a victory
 Brcoklbn lashed out four runs r the fourth inning yesterday anC then went on to defeat the Bcs- ton Bees.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-06-29
PLAYS REYFtlED FOR WEpDENGe OF
 GRETCHEN DElEf
Catholic Chwth of Nativity Will Be Scene of cere-
 monY Y Saturday Night

Plans for the wedding of Mis Gretchen DeLeo and MT. H. c. Red man were revealed today and the 8 o'clock ceremony will be per formed Saturday evening at the Catholic Church of the Nativ. by the Rev. w G. LeVasseur.
 Given in marriage by her father Miss DeLeo will have as her only attendant, Mrs. Arthur Adams, ant MT. M. E. Monagle will be best ma1 Ushers will include Mir Keith ( Wildes and MT. Earle Hunter
 Lohengrin's Bridal Chorus and Mendelssohn's Wedding March vii be played on the organ by Mrs. Care Beery Davis. Ave Maria" will bt sung by MT. Ernest Ehler.
 Following the ceremony we'd ding reception will be held at tht Main Street home of MT. and MT. M. E. Monagle, when friends of thc couple may call between 9 and I o'clock.
 The bride and groom will leave on their honeymoon Monday or the steamer Columbia and will re turn to this city during the latte part of the month to make the home
 Miss DeLeo is the daughter MT. and Mrs Roy DeLeo of Cor dova, and has been associated with the Territorial Treasurer's officc for over a year Mir Redman, z prominent Juneau architect, is Exalted Ruler of the Elks' Lodge irl this city
 Mrs. DeLeo arrived here severa days ago and MT. DeLeo, agent fo' the Alaska Steamship Go, in Cor dova. will arrive on the steamer Baranof for his daughters we'd dng. e- RE F1z
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-06-29
NEW POWER ANTI-HITLER
 pACT AIRED
British Reported 10 Have Sent Broad Proposal to
 Moscow Ambassador
(Continued from Page One)

ciski broadcast a speech climaxing Poland's Naval Week. declaring that the nations war is won for a sea coast and also the Polish Corridor, the air and sun of our existence.
 He proclaimed Poland's deterln- ination to keep her outlets to the sea no matter how great her ad- versary or how heavy outside pres sure. saTs & 18fSH
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-06-29
CHAMBER NOT IN polITI(s
 EXPLANATION
Juneau Body Regrets Ms. leading impression in
 News Account
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tConhnded from Page One
 al9 John c. F Lee this seh6 am as project iiS
 Ncsman Banfield reponSAd oi' laHs for Improvement Of tehnis 8eihaes at Evergreen Bowl and Weilnlan Holbrook announced the float and dock at Aux Bay wae practically ready for use.
 R. E. Robertson was appointed to the Chamber Legislative Com mittee, to serve along with II. L Faulkner and Howard Stabler.
 Windsock
 It was announced that Chamber Directors had arranged to have a windsock erected on the GaStineau Channel dolphin into which a Canadian plane crashed several weeks ago. The indicator is to be supplied by the Standard Oil Com pany and installed by the Forest Service.
 Speakers were c. R. Rose, Field Secretary of the U. s. Chamber of Commerce, who explained the national bodys What Helps Busi- ness Helps You campaign, and Dr A. P. Stokes, peat expert of the Bureau of Chemistry and Soil oi the. Department of Agriculture who is making an Alaska peat sur vey for the Forest Service.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-06-29

Trv this at vciir next cocktail na"- ty: Wrap pimiento stuffed olives in sausage meat, seasoned slightly with catsup. Broil about 5 minutes, turning several times. Insert wood picks and stick into a large we'll scrubbed turnip
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-06-29
Stag Party Tonight ',
 For William Hixson

Honoring MT William HiXson, who will soon be dropping from the bachelor ranks, stag party will be given this evening in the apartment formerly occupied by MT. and Mrs A. M Uggen over the Alaska Music Supply Store. Ap- proximately twenty-five guests will be present for the occasion.
 MT Hixson will be married Sat ufday evening to Miss Helen Allen at a ceremony 10 be performed at the Resurrection Lutheran Church.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-06-29
WEATHER SYNOPSIS

pressure prevailed morning from ian Islands and Berng Sea souheastward Charlotte the latitude pressure 1964 prevailed High Valley Alberta precipitation souheasward the Washington upper Valleys portions Territory.
 3O-Sunrse. am; sunset pm
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-06-29
Date Bssgeaa
 fcadusled by N School GiYI

DALLAS. Tex, June 2s One hundred boys ana 500 girls at Dallas Technical High School aren't wor- rying much-about getting dates any more. Nina Faulkner does their wor- rying for them =.
 Nina conducts the city's first high school date bureau, doing all the work for the fun of it.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-06-29
U S. DEPARTMENT or AGRICULTURE, WEATHER BUREAU
 THE WEATHER
lBy the U. s. Weather Bureaul

for Vicinity, tonight and Friday; moderate
 Southeast and Car ence south
 of winds along the winds tonight Friday Cape moderate southeast Hinchrinbrook.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-06-29

made plain and full and she wore a corsage of white roses and forget me-n0ts.
 Miss Joyce Morris, her only at tendant, was gowned in lowered silk poplin with a background oi ivory and wore a corsage of gladio- Jus.
 Mrs. Porter chose black net foI her daughters wedding and her corsage was of roses.
 Following the ceremony we'd d-ng reception was held at the Por- ter residence when the many friends of the newlyweds called to wish them happiness.
 The brides table was covered with a lace cloth and two single tapers in white candleholderss offset the three-tier wedding cake topped with a silver and white wedding bell. Mrs. George Shaw, aunt of the bride, assisted during the re- ception hours. H
 The bride and groom, both we'll known in this city, are residing at tl1eir newly purchased home on Glacier Highway.
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Our Daily Recipes

Serve in separate bowl with
boiled white fish, salmon, or hard
cooked eggs.
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"PAR IS LOVE-
RI EDWIN RUTT

stop the match? You can't kidnsp
Ron and wilfrid."
No. That's out. I've got TO con-
slider other ways and means
We'll" Barbara began moving
away. go to it."
Roy's heart gave bound. Does
that mean
She was definitely walking in
the direction OF the house now.
Over her shoulder she threw him
a bright glance. ut might mean
anything. 1t might mean nothing.
Take 1t or leave IT," And with q
laugh that Roy, in poetic mood,
would have described as silverys
she ran away across the lawn.
The round face of Mr.. Wilfrid
Peyton wore a sober and studious
look. 1t was a face, magenta-col-
ored now from exertion, a face
possessed Of two brown cowlIks
eyes. Ever and anon as he stood
on the Canning lawn woffling golf
shots with machine-like regularity.
his white teeth bit painfully into
his lower lip and a grim detern,i.
nation brooded about the corners
of his mouth. Mr.. Wilfrid Peyton
was out for blood and his was
nature composed Of stern stuff.
Absorbed in his work, 1t was some
minutes before he noticed an unfa-
miliar young gentleman who stood
under hyacinth bush with an ex-
preston of sardonic amusement on
his face.
Wilfrid liked not that express
sion. He had shadowy idea that
he was the cause of it. And even
less did he like this presence OBJ
serving him. 1t was not conducive
to concentration. Wherefore. he
ceased his mayhem upon the Gan.
ming lawn and spoke.
Hey" he said. What are you
staring at?"
The alien young gentleman
shifted his feet. Me? Oh, moth.
ing much"
well then" said Wilfrid, in a
mandatory tone, go and do 1t
somewhere else. I'm busy"
$50 l see," said the young man.
without moving. You're building
a tennis court. aren't you?"
Tennis court? What are you
trying to do. be funny?"
Not at all. You're taking up
all the grass so naturally thought
you were trying to get at the soil
beneath. And that suggests ten-
Continued on Page IA, Column 81
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CAST OF CHARACTERS

CAST OF CHARACTERS
ROYALTON AUGUSTUS HERRING
Just a guy with a car who met
girl 49,,
BARBARA GANEING-just = girl
besleged by a couple OF golfers.
RONALD AND wILFRID-ths soi-
ers besieging Barbara
Yesterday: Canning treats Royal
ton like a son while condemnins
Barbara's solfing and banJo-playing
suitors. When Canning searches Tor
a banjo. Royalton is forced TO hide II
under Baskerville bed. He can take
no chances.
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Inc woman who worries over
such trifles d like = dog worrying
ever : bone. She thinks about some
personal flaws until they become
Is distorted ~ though she were
seeing herself through one of the
curving mirrors that stretch those
who look into them. out Of all
proportion.
To the girl who thinks too much
Of beauty We can only say this.
Help yourself to perfection" adj
vice u none too good.
Oh, yes. We have passed along
rules for perfection that happened
10 come to this column. but the
fact remains, the girl who lives
FOR perfection alone il apt to be
pretty dreary company. When
soms enthusiastic young man
wants TO tell her about his golf
game she shudders daintily and
says, Il never play golf. 1t ruins
. girls complexion and spoils her
figure" When someone asks her
to 90 swimming she earnestly ex-
plains that she doesn't swim be-
cause It widens the hips.
She 10 = fine example Of the
person who wastes her time on
what might happen to her TO make
her look wrong" and she doesn't
have enough intelligence to realize
that other people are interested
in what h wrong with her. II her
general effect u good that II all
that II nccessary. Perfection il not
looked for because It II out Of the
question
A smart GIN knows that n her
looks can't take her anywhere, the
thing 10 Do u TO put them out Of
her mind She has the common |
sense to try to make others COM |