Fairbanks Daily News-Miner from Fairbanks, Alaska • Page 8

FRIDAY, tiqnr i JUNE 14 ,1940 FAIRBANKS DAILY NEWS-MINER -HT il IVT gram," he said. I oln S- MEMBER DAB, On His Doy Give Dad a "Shirt- Cut" to Comfort with Arrow Jayson and Essley Shirts and a Botany or Arrow Tie to Match. Interwoven Sox Hickok Belts Suspenders Botany Lounging Robes "Alligator" Travelweight Fishing and Rainproof Sport Jacket "Bonaire" and Kaywoodie Blend Tobacco Weber, Pflueger or South Bend ROD REEL TACKLE 'Dad likes the best in fishing tackle' The New Colt's "Woodsman" .22 Target Pistol Remington and Winchester Rifles and Shotguns. All the Fine Camping Equipment That Dad Will Like to Take on His Sport Trips. New "Zenith" Portable Radios.

Sunbeam, Remington Rand and Nicholl Velvet Electric Shavers. SMOKING STAND RECLINING LOUNGE CHAIR NECKTIE RACK CELLARETTE Evershorp, Parker and Wohl Pen and Pencil Set. Corona, Royal or Underwood PORTABLE TYPEWRITER Hear the C. Variety Hour over KFAR each morning at 9:15, and the News Broadcast at 10:30 each evening. Northerners New Books Received At blic tibrary CHOICE BEEF POT ROASTS Rump and Chuck Cuts LEG OF LAMB ROASTS Fancy Young TENDER BEEFSTEAKS T-bone and Sirloin Cuts FRESH QUICK FROZEN Raspberries Strawberries Corn on Cob Green Peas Whole Kernel Corn Asparagus YOUR GROCER CAN SERVE YOU NOW WITH Matanuska Moid COOL, RICH, DELICIOUS Byffermilk Ask Your Grocer For These Farm-Fresh Matanuska Maid Products From Alaska's Own Great Farming Center RICH CREAMERY BUTTER 9 DELICIOUS SAUSAGE CANNED VEGETABLES SPICY BOLOGNA FRESH VEGETABLES Frequent Service to All Rail-Belt and Adjacent Communities Fresh Shipments from Our Sanitary Kitchens Co-operative Association KENNETH GRIMES, Agent Bluff Pioneer Is Winner Of Fair Bride CORRESPONDENCE BBLUFF.

Alaska. Residents of Bluff should have guessed thing unusual was in the wind, when C. V. Olsen, bachelor resident of Bluff lor more than 20 jeans, displayed a sudden interest in goose hunting, which was for him a most unusual interest. In the company of Mr.

and Mrs. Herb Jenks, who had recently returned to Bluff from a Winter spent in the States, Mr. Olson in his motor boat was seen speeding down the coast supposedly goose hunting then they packed lunch for a real goose hunting trip up the coast to Spruce Creek. After an absence of nearly a week, when comments had commenced to arise regarding their lengthy trip and perhaps the agonies he must be suffering, early Monday morning came their return and Bluff's entire population blinked in surprise for out of the boat stepped not only Mr. and Mrs.

Jenks, but Mr. and Mrs. Olson too. Bretta Nixon, from Olympla, Washington, and C. V.

Olson, were married on June 1, at 9:30 P.M., by U. S. Commissioner C. C. Tanner of Nome.

Events that led up to the marriage were guarded so secretly that no one excepting the Jenks', who had known Bretta Nixon for years, were given any knowledge the plans until" after their return. Mrs. Olson, cams North by boat i The beard of the Thomas Memo- I rial Library reports the receipt of Hearty Welcomes Will Be Giv- $47 rom the food sale given by en Chet Bryant and "Miss A.A.U.W. Alaska" by National JC's i New Books i The following new books have Hearty welcomes await "Miss been rece vecl tr library: Alaska" and the Delegate from the Thls side Glory," Given Bris- Northland at the national -conven- tow The Powcr and the Glory," I tion of the Junior Chamber of hy lls Bent -Mr. Skeff icgton," merce to be held in Washington, D.

i Ei iazt)et ij; "Bethel Merriday," Sin- this month, according to letters clalr Le vjs "Night in Bombay," i received in Fairbanks from Don rom fi i di i Morgan of the capital city, who is The provincial Lady in War- chairman of the convention's recep- ame Delafield; "How Green tion committee. i Was My valley," Richard Llewellyn; i Look Forward to Arrival The Missing Link," Carolyn Wells; A letter to Harry O. Arend. past tay Out of My Llfe Sophie Kerr; president of the Fairbanks Junior 1The Corp5e in the Green Paja- Chamber, from Mr. Morgan, says: A walling; "A Jade of "We are looking forward to the i "Roper's Row," Warwick Deeping; arrival at the national convention Dest jny." Jeffery Farnol; "Winds of of Chet Bryant, delegate from the chance," Jeffery Parnol; "Mystery Fairbanks Chamber, and to the ar-: Max Brand; "The Acci- i rival of Miss Minnie Motschman, dcnt Ward Mystery," Ellen Queen; Alaska of "Brinkley Manor," P.

G. wode- "We really think it is swell that house; The Young in Heart," I. A. the Fairbanks Chamber delegate Wylie. and 'Miss Alaska' are taking this long trip, and you may be assured a bang-up welcome will be provided both and that every courtesy will be extended to both." Assured cf Hearty Welcome In a letter to Sherman A.

Noyes, manager cf the Fairbanks Dog Derby and Ice Carnival, Mr. Morgan says. "I wish to acknowledge receipt of your letter of the 10th instant, and am greatly pleased to note there- from that you are sending Miss Minnie Motschman, 'Miss Alaska at Back from Washington, D. 1940' as representative of Alaska: where he found World War II and and of the Fairbanks Dog Derby all its involvements the matter of and Ice Carnival, Inc. We are look- chief concern among officials with ing forward to the pleasure of meet- whom he talked.

Gov. Ernest ing her. Gruening declared in Juneau have contacted the Hon. An- urday that the one bright spot on thony J. Dimond, delegate from on otherwise dark horizon was that Alaska, in regard to 'Miss Alaska' Alaska was to have the defenses and have been assured that she for which he and Delegate Anthony be well received.

Dimond have been working, says "I assure you that Miss Motsch- the Juneau Empire, man and Mr. Chester Bryant will be Anchorage is now assured iu given a hearty welcome, and thank Army air base. For the proposed Navy base at Dutch Harbor, S2.500.- QOO has been set aside to begin work, the Governor said. "And I have every reason to believe that this is just the beginning." he added. Effect of the move toward na- f.onal defense in Alaska will be far reaching.

Gov. Gruening said. Work Kill start immediately on the Ket- Military necessity require the enlargement of Ju- Gov. Gruening flew from Washington to Seattle and was a passenger "on the Wrangell where he joined Mrs. Gruening.

and was a principal participant in the ceremonies in connection with the Wrangell Gov. Gruening was given the jThinget name of Gushx at the ceremonies. He was accompanied i by Mrs. Gruening on the trip and both are now at home in Juneau. would be continued as an annual event.

Tile 1300 people that the celebration brought to' Wrangell in- 500 natives and 1,000 There is an entire absence of woods and forests in the Nile valley. Yellow Cab, call East too. Defense For Alaska Sure- Gruening Governor Back in Juneau Tells of Potlatch with the work the Bureau of Indian Forest Service and people of Wrangell had accomplished in preparation for the Potlatch. Particularly noteworthy, the i Governor said, was the restoration of Shakes Community House by the i Forest Service under. the direction of B.

Frank Heintzleman, regional forester. The new builidng is an! exact replica cf the original, even to the method of building with i pegs, wide hand hewn board, and fine totem poles. Great credit for his work among the Natives should be given E. L. Keithahn, director ol Arts and I Crafts at the Wrangell Institute, i under whose direction the native people, young and old, have returned to their old art of totem- carving.

"Here is the beginning, I hope, of a real industry among the native people, one that should be effective in providing thenv with' winter employment," said Goyj jGsruen- ing. "Thc natives are improving their work and are taking a greater interest in their carving hai been evident ir. recent years. I was very impressed with what they are you for your cooperation." How Sky Armies Weaken Defenses WASHINGTON. Military- experts say the danger of parachute troops, landed be- ne au plane facilities." Airfields will hind enemy lines, lies in the fact be lhroughout the Ter- that they must be exterminated, rjlory and existing fields will else th-y'H dig in grow into en a ged a pal cf national a major force program Gov.

Gruening deplored the war To combat them, however, diverts large numbers of defense When a costume compliments you, but never dominates you, it has true style. And this is a Travelknit secret. The fabrics from which Travelknit dresses are erected have the soft flattery of colors that only finest dyes can give. They hove the luxury of texture that only the finest materials can produce. They have the finished appearance that only perfect tailoring can give, because every step in the making of a Travel- knit is done by experts.

You can buy these dresses BELOW States' prices at the The Travelknif Mr.Boston says: LISTEN TO A talk about good whiskey! MONEY-BACK GUARANTEE-If you don't agree cfais ifi'ild, fully matured, 3-year-old -n-hiskey is America's finest regardless of price return the bottle to Boston add get your money back. MJPnwl Bcn-Burk, Boston, Mass. as a cause of bring to our atten- forces normally supporting the Uon need for national defer CKENA GRILL You miss no troini, You miss no You're never lots for work FOOD AND SERVICE THE BEST Try the Chena front line in time of attack. "It is tragic that we have had The fact the Allies have not re- have cruel lfisson but I taliated with 'chute troop forays glad that there ls no Jonger into Germany indicates they have an dQubt A aska In- 110 troops of this type. cl ded jn our naUonal defense pro and train, and then arrived at Nome on a Mirow Air Service plane Saturday at 6 p.m..

She had intended to arrive Thursday. It was her first trip to Alaska. She said the Alaska scenery was wonderful and was well pleased to make her home at Bluff. Nearly every one came to see the pretty young bride and was given a piece of the wedding cake. Mr, Olson, for years has run the only Road House at Bluff, where he has some quartz interests.

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You fee! sour, sunk and the world looks punk. It takes those good, effective Carter's I.ittic Liver Pills Ui cct Dicsc two pint" of lijle flowing freely to make you feel "up itnrt up." Amazing in makinir fluwf freely- for Carter's Little Liver Pills rmnic. Stubbornly refuse nn.vLhinj," else. Price 25f. Tor Yoar Sammer Comfort, too, Get You i WOODS Sleeping Robe" OW you can cat for xummer the same depend- uid draft-proof protection that for la famous Woods 3-Stnr Wfouc nb Soe the Woods summer Same genuine wntorfowl down' insulation.

Stylai to net all local conditions. Made for bard Eaty to ASK your ilecpinK robe from hii of new-rtylt, new-weight Woods Robei, Practical. Economical. Comfortable. word to the sons and The Old-Fashioned EIGHTEEN-MILE Road House Open Under the OLD MANAGEMENT SPECIALIZING In Hot Baked Ham, Sweet Potatoes, Hot Biscuits and Honey.

Come and dance and enjoy yourselves. Phone for reservations. Clara MurcMer, Prop. SUMMIT Roadhouse Now Open Under New Management Specializing In Please Phone for Party Reservations TI CLOTHES ERE'S a great idea, dou- ble barrel idea for 'father's up and -jive Dad a Timely Suit from Pinska's. It's extremely important these days to keep Dad looking his very smartest.

really get enthusiastic over the Dads we they're a lot of grand guys and each and every one would get a big bong out of this unanimous vote of confidence from a thoughtful family. You know the kind of clothes he looks best in and likes to wear a nd don't worry about the fit, we'll take care of that. Just get together and decide who to send down here or come in a can help. Won't the old boy chuckle when he gets into his new $32.50 tO Father's Doy! 'Buy Timely Clothes Also Stetson Hats, Wilson Bros. Shirts and Neckwear FATHER'S DAY SUNDAY, JUNE 16th (Successor to Sargent 4 OUTFITTER FOR MEN Dawson 1898 Fairbanks 1904.