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The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-05-20
HARB0R NEWS

Work was begun today on the new hoist which the city is build ing in the Small Boat Harbor. The hoist will lift 1000 pounds and will Ee completed by the end of the week
 Jim Peacocks Ked left today and will return Saturday night. Peacock, who has trolled from the Seymour Canal to Juneau already this sea- son said he saw few Petersburg toats in the canal area but not many fish" This is his second sea- son fishing after taking time out to work on defense projects during the war
 The Petersburg-Port Alexander and way stations mail boat Yakobi, skippered by J. H. Sawyer, hence forth will leave Juneau at 8 a. m. Tuesday and return Friday. The Yakobi formerly left here on We'd nesday.
 The Arden, Olaf Larsen's halibut- CT, which arrived from Pelican on
 Friday, will head for Cross Sound i today.
 1 Cowling's garage is installing a
 new motor in Samuel E. Jackson's
 Barbro D, an Angoon boat, which
 will leave when the work is con- pleted.
 Cowling's is also installing 6
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-05-20
pAA BRINGS IN 26
 ON SEATTLE FLIGHT

Pan Ameiican Airways yesterday flew the following passengers be- tween Juneau and Seattle:
 Frorm Seattle: John Vein, Eckka Grodon, Ben Leonard, Marjorie Hill Heinie Berger, Winifred E. Porter William Everett, Harry Fielder John Mccormick, Grace Russo Richard Berseth, Michael Kilbane Olive Everett
 Margaret Evans, Robert Pas quan, Kenneth Kearney. Delphia Kimball, Lynn Kimball. Marie Iten Naomi Madison. Julie Tucker, Mrs Edmond Copeland, Dorothy Ben nett, Justic Munro, William Oxen bury.
 To Seattle: Jessie Stevens, James Ryan, Joe Meherin, Stella Meherin, Grace Henning, Randi Henning, Early Sanders, Arthur Strandling, Evelyn Wright. Marian Wright, Frances Norris Kumler, Verna Kumler, Victor Mahan, Morris Wise, Paul Kress, Robert Krebs, Clifford Saireley.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-05-20
DRIVE FOR GIRL SCOUT FUNDS ON
 TO-DAY, TUESDAY

The annual Girl Scout finance drive is being held today and to- morrow, May 20 and 2l. Money ob- tained will remain in this city and be used exclusively for the Girl Scout Camp at Eagle River and for carrying on the Girl Scout pro- gram throughout the year.
 Scout council members, leaders, committee members and ether vol unteer workers give hundreds upon hundreds of hours of their time to keep the programs functioning. Once each year the community IS asked to join with these volunteers through financial investments in the future of the Girl Scouts of Ju- neau and Douglas.
 Volunteer Scout supporters will can at business places and homes and 1t is hoped all will respond as generously as possible. Mrs. Jocc- phine Boyd will be in th,e lobby of the Baranof Hotel on Tuesday afternoon, May 2l, from l until 5 D. m. to received donations from the solicitors and anyone wishing to contribute.
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and E. Sanders; from Cordova: c H. Keil.
 On the return flights, the follow. ing were flown to the Westward City: Luther Powell, c. J. Jensen George Kyros, Myrtle Durand Mary Peterson, B. Russell Betty Kelly. Patrick Paskawski, Peggy Paskawski, Vance Brown, Roy Phil lips, Edna Downing, George Miller R. Adams, c. Foley, Marie Iten Mrs. c. c. Madison, Julia Tucker Glen Murphy, A. Evanson, Mrs. V J. Ross, Miss E. Brusman, Mrs. B Brusman, Buck Brusman, Betty Ne meth, Argyle Dennard, Sgt. T. Me- Gowan, Capt. Godfrey Goss.
 To Cordova: John w. Male, Lil- lian Lindskog; to Yakutat: Sgt H. A. Thompson; to Fairbanks: Graslel,e Leigh and J. B. Williams; To Naknek E. H. Larson.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-05-20

l60 Kermath motor in Jim Daly's Patricia.
 Heading out this week for Tee Harbor is F. Barlow's troller 3lA- 965.
 Already headed Cape Cross-ward is Eric Lindstrom's Frederic F. which left this morning. c. H. Groves is installing new gurdies in his Attu and will leave tonight if the work is done-if not he'll leave tomorrow. This morning visiting the harbor which he knew so well formerly was Charles Stearns. who fished halibut and salmon from Juneau and built many boats in his Ninth Street shop. Stearns said he is looking for a 30 or 40 foot boat which he wants an an investment and for his own use also. He gave up fishing three years ago, but still keeps in close touch with the boat ing fraternity"
 Andy Berntsen's It (third boat named '.It' so far this seaspn was in the harbor today after a winter in Stearns' shed. Berntsen brought the boat out of Information last "Wednesday and will go trolling next weel:.
 The Mida, owned by B. c. Can oles formerly of San Francisco, is being repaired. The Mida was tow ed from Excursion Inlet recently by Ray Westtall's Messenger.
 HarbCr Master Ted Jones said city crews are due to go to work cleaning up floats as soon as the trolling fleet stragglers clear port.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-05-20
INSPIRING EVENT WAS GIRL SCOUTS
 COURT OF AWARDS

The Girl Scout Court of Awards sureryisad and arranged by Mrs lE. L. Ke'thahan was held yesterday
 afternoon at 3 o'clock in the Elks Club. Mrs. Scott L. Murphy, Com
 missioner, was Master of Ceremonies.
 The program commenced with all
 the Girl Scouts and Brownies
 marching into the hall singing, "Girl Scouts Together" accompanied on the piano by Josephine Hared. The Color Guard followed the pro- cession and was composed of the following Senior Scouts. Alice Jean Davis, Betty Forward, Pat Butler, and Janette Casperson. Promises were recited by the Brownies and the Girl Scouts and the Brownies sang their Smile Song"
 Mrs. Burr Johnson, Leader of Troop II, was in charge of an in- vestiture ceremony welcoming Joan Rhodes and Mickey Michaelson in- to the troop since they had fulfill ed the requirements of having at tended four meetings and having learned the Girl Scout promise and laws. Mrs. Charles Burdick super vised the Flying-Up ceremony by presenting each Brownie to become a full fledged Girl Scout with a pin and the words Ely Up Little Brownie and Prosper"
 The Rev. w. Robert Webb gave an inspirational address on the theme of the Girl Scout promEe: "On my honor, I will try to do my duty to God and my country, to help other people at all times and to obey the Girl Scout Laws" Mrs. Ernest Gruening presented badges to the Intermediate Scouts winch they had earned during the year, and which included first-aid, sew ing. health, hostess and dancing. She also presented emblems to the Mariner Troop.
 MrS. Mui pily eoii5i ooUi"eSN eAAS Girl Scouts for their work during the year and invited them all to participate in the Memorial Day Parade on May 30. She also thank ed the Troop Captains and Lieu tenants for their work with the Girl Scouts.
 The ceremony was concluded by Girl Scout Taps, following which were served.
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Reception Honors Bride and Groom
 Saturday Evening

The spacious home of Mrs. J. K. McAlister was thronged with many friends who called at the informal reception held Saturday night, to extend their Lest wishes to George Gullufsen, Jr., and his bride, the former Caroline McAlister, whose wedding took place Saturday morn- ing in the Church of the Nativity.
 Assisting Mrs. McAlister during tte evening were Mrs. George Gull lufsen, ST., the brides sisters, Mrs. Robert Prather, and Marilyn and Patricial McAlister, Mrs. Gus Giss- berg, Miss Tula Jackson, Mrs. Mary Doogan, Mrs. H. L. Arnold, Miss Rosemary Doogan and Miss Bernice Johnson.
 Among the many social affairs given in honor of the bride-to-be, previous to the wedding, was the charming bridal shower given Fri day evening by Mrs. Mario Sodini.
 Included among the invited guests were Mesdames J. K. McAlis- ter, George Gullufsen, H. L. Arnold, Mary Doogan, John Grove, Robert Prather, Wm. Johnson, Earl Bland, Howard Croken. Senna Powers, Mill ton Nyman, Wallace Jones, Olav Lillegraven, Dan Mahoney and Da- vid Todd, and the Misses Bernice Johnson, Louise Adams, Lorraine Hamil, Mary Koch, Pat Nelson, Tula Jackson, Patricia McAlister, and the honor guest, Caroline Me- Alister
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-05-20
TWO SECTIONS ARE
 FLOWN BY PIMA ON JUNEAU-WE5T TRIPS

Pacific Northern Airlines yester- day flew two sections to and from this city during the week end.
 Flying here from Anchorage Sat- urday with Captain Matty Spring CT, First Officer Richard Chamber lain and Stewardess Louise Leitner were: Nicholas Denny, Mrs. Oleam Eemmy, Mark Jensen, Capt. Melvin Mcnsen, B. H. Powell, Arthur Will jams, Allen Casperson, Douglas Gross, George Holdane, Ralph P Young, Hazel Sowle.
 To Yakutat, Dan Phillips, Dave Phillips, P S. Williams; to Cordova Hanna Baake, Ralph Pearson; tc Fairbanks: Ron Livingston.
 To Anchorage: Tom Collins, F c. Wright, R. B. Bolton, K. G Merritt, George Darling, Maude Wel,ens, George Petty, E. T. Mere dith, c. P. Hunter, Karl Paulus, Ray Holland, Erven Taylor, A Rundbahen, Mrs. M. Williams.
 Leaving for Anchorage yesterday with Captain Ernie Davis, First Off, ficer Jack Dean, and Stewardess Alicia Lane were: John Garter, Tom Morgan. George Parks, Roy Peratroyich, William Everett, Ben- ney Leonard, Mrs M. Hill, John Vein, R. Bergseth, H. Berger, M. Quinton, M. Kinbane, Mary Cope land, Mary Lou Copeland, John Sol des, Virginia Smith, William Smith, Lois Ann Smith.
 For Yakutat: Wallace Tykward; to Cordova; George Kamplan.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-05-20
SPECIAL COUNCIL
 MEETING TONIGHT

Mayor Waino Hendrickson today announced special meeting of the Juneau City Council for o'clock this evening. Reason for the call is the need for Council authorization for the City to borrow money need ed to meet the final installment of its share of school expenses for the l945-46 school term, which is due before the next regular meeting.
 Following that bit of business, the Councils Financial Committee is to meet with local insurance agents to redistribute the City's in surance business.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-05-20
WINFIELD AWARDS

Winners of the Winfield Bulk head Award at the Capitol Theatre Saturday night were Wilbur Irving, who took first place to win the Frigidaire, and George Getchell oi Thane. who was awarded the wash ing machine, 1t has been announc- ed
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-05-20
ALASKA AIRLINES
 BRINGS IN TWELVE;
 TAXES 35F0R WES1

Arriving with Alaska Airlines over the weekend were the following passengers from Anchorage: Sgt. Thomas J. McGown, G. E. Allen, Moses Johnson, Daisy Conright, Jack Conright, Art Strandberg, Neil
 Miller, F. McDermott. Mrs. Wright,
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-05-20

o'clock Sunday morning at St. Ann's Hospital here was born to MT. and Mrs. William R. Carter. She is their second child, joining a brother Billy, now three years old. MT. Garter is Editor of The Daily Alaska Empire.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-05-20
GIRL SCOUT FUNDS

The Juneau Douglas Girl Scout Drive for $500 started today and continues through tomorrow. w Burr Johnson, Committee Chair man announced that Val Poor will be Chairman of the drive in Doug las and contributions may be left at his store as there will not be any house to house canvass. Most everyone knows the importance of the boy and girl scouting program. For local news of the Girl Scout summer activities, page 8 of Sat urday's Empire, tells the story Business Houses in Town will be solicited.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-05-20
NOTICE

Lucille's Beauty Salon will bc closed indefinitely due to illness and lack of efficient operators. (275-t3)
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-05-20
TEACHER LEAVES

Miss Ella Wetherby, High School teacher, left Friday for her home in Beverley Hills, California. She will spend the summer vacation there and plans on teaching the coming school term in Douglas again.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-05-20
DAUGHTER BORN TO
 w. R. CAREERS HERE

Katherine Elisabeth Carter, sev- en pounds and 13 ounces, at 5.10
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-05-20
DOUGLAS
 NEWS
o.E.s. MEETING TUESDAY

A regular meeting of Nugget Chapter No. 2 Order of Eastern Star is scheduled for 8 o'clock, Tuesday evening, May 2l in the Douglas Eagles Hall
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-05-20
GIRL SCOUT TAFFY PULL

Announcement was made this morning for the benefit of Local Douglas Girl Scouts, by Leader Mamie Jensen, that there will be a taffy pull tomorrow evening at the home of Assistant Leader Mrs w. R. Tucker. An evening full of fun and sticky fingers is promised.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-05-20
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PERIOD ENDiNd hoI"olni i'I- Southeast Alaska nor o sumner Strait except Icy souhery winds l5 to ~ mics per % variable Tuesday morning For the e of Southeast Aaska ana ouse
 Dixon Entrance to winds 5 to 20 miles per hour cloudy skies.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-05-20

'-(4:30 m. yesterday to 4:3O a m today :. <, moist of maritime ar overneS ai of Alaska bringing cloudy precipitation all coastal series of moderate storms central Aeutan Islands rain Generally cloudy all the United otates
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The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-05-20
GRACE RUSSO HOME

Mrs. Guy Russo, the former Grace Pusich, returned by plane yesterday after an extended trip in the States with her husband. The couple spent several months at the home of Mrs. Russo's par ents at McKees Rock, Pa. Russo will accompany his wifes mother, Mrs. Mike Pusich, on the return trip north.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-05-20
AMWy MEETING

The Douglas local of Alaska Marine Workers Union (AFL) will meet Tuesday evening in the Doug las City Council Chambers at 8 o'clock to discuss and act on wage scale for 1946 for cannery workers and purse seine fishermen. Local agent Schauppert stated that the meeting is very important as the wage scale will be finally adopted Also officers will receive recom- mendations on working conditions, and assign jobs on basis of prefer ence.
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The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-10-14

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The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-10-14

Next she illustrated an exercise which she says will strengthen the muscles of the upper arms and shoulders as well as those muscles above the bust that help to keep the hust-line firm Here is how you do it
 Clasp your wrists with your hands, bend arms at elbows and held at the height of your shoul- ders. Without sliding the hands away from the wrists give @ quick push-jerk as if you were trying to push the skin of the arm up to the elbow.
 Another exercise for strengthen ing the upper arms is done this way
 Draw you arms up shoulder high end bend a the elbows, with hands doubled into fists. Standing with back against the wall, beat the wall with the back of your upper arms.
 For slim waistline, Jane ad- yises.
 Pend forward, keeping the knees straight. and then bend backwards as far as you can. These may seem
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like the same old bending exercises but they can do much toward mak- ing he body supple and shapely At work or in sports, if you have tc pick up something, don't squat bend, with the knees straight. Then 1t becomes an exercise.
 Archery is Jane's pet exercise for keepiiig her shoulders and bust well-rounded and firm. She believes that every muscle of the upper part of the body and arms is brought into play in archery, because you cant let your body slump for a minute
 Jane says that to develop lovely curves girl should be active in some outdoor sport. Jane swims, plays tennis, hadminton, rides and skis and doesn't believe there is any excuse for a young girl not be- ing interested in at least one sport,
 BlJ if you are not an outdoor girl, you can do these exercises at home and develop your chest, shoulders and arms as Jane has done.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-10-14
By BETTY CLARKE
Ap Newsfcafures Reautv Editor

AP NewsfCatures Beauty Editor
 If you want a beautiful figure, rcacn for the ceiling, girls!
 That's the advice of movie star Jane Russell, famous fer her curves.
 On a recent trip east, Jane de monstrated some of the exercises she says are responsible for her lovely figure. She also told how archery. ore of her favorite sports, serves as a continuation of her fi- gllre- building exercises.
 In the stretching exercises, Jane took an easy standing pose before mirror and said:
 Before starting any of the ex- ercises, pull the body into position. Lift the chest out of the stomach, the shoulders out of the chest, the neck out of the shoulders, and the aead cut of the neck. As you shed your slump, you can almost see yourself drop pounds
 Jane, in jersey and shorts then raised herself on her toes, put her arms up and stretched as far as she could
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-10-14
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The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-10-14

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The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-10-14
ALASKA REpU6LICANS
 SEVENTH IN LIST OF
 RAISING LARGE FUND

Margaret E. White, Republican National CommitteeWoman for Alaska has been advised that Alas ka now stands in seventh place on the list of contributions to the Republican party with a total so far of T percent of it's total 100 percent goal This is considered re- maikable in view of the 52 States and Territories that Alaska is com = peting with. These funds are sent to assist in the election of a Repub- lican House and towards the inter- est also of electing Republican Sen ators. Nevada leads the list
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-10-14
CHApElAD!ES PLAN
 NOVEMBER BAZAAR

At recent meeting of the Chapeladies at the home of Mrs James Drake, plans were made for the annual bazaar, to be held in the Chapel Lake, Nov. 30.
 Visiting committees were appoint ed for the coming quarter. to call on newcomers in the area and on members who are ill
 In conjunction with the meeting Mrs. Bill Smith was honored with a newcomer shower.
 Mrs. Palmer and Mrs Bowman, have joined the Chapeladies as new members and Mrs. Marsh was a guest of the group at this meeting.
 The next meeting will be on Oc- tober g at the home of Mrs. Frank Meier.
 Call if with an Fn1Dirp W0ntnd