Among the high lights of this
FIRES SWEEP NORTHWEST FOREST
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Close to the flames, members of a civilian conservation corps camp
backfire to prevent a blaze from spreading In the Colockum Pass area
of central Washington. Disastrous forest fires, sueh as this, burned
ever large areae of timberland In British Columbia, Washington and
Idaho. (Associated Press Photol
cruise were the delightful times
had in San Diego with the per
sonnel of Submarine Division
Twelve and the Aircraft Squadrons
of the Base Force, United States
Navy, which visited in Juneau in
July and early thti month. All
are looking forward to meeting the
fliers and personnel of the Air
craft Squadrons again in Prince
\ Rupert.
WOODLAND GARDENS j
TO OFFER DINNERS
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Starting today, the Woodland
i Gardens will serve and feature
| chicken dinners, chop suey and
j chow mein. In addition to these
1 dishes, according to Mrs. Frances
Hayden, owner of the Woodland
Gardens, the sandwiches and oth
er lunches already offered will be
continued.
j The new Woodland Trio con
Itintics to be »pular with Juneau
patrons, anC Goldie Hodgson and
Billy Ulman with their entertain
ment features appearing every
night, are getting an enthusiastic
reception
PUBLIC PAYS ASPECT
TO UNITED FOOD WHEN
OPENING TAKES PLACE
According to R. R. Brown, Man
ager of the United Pood Cbmpany,
the public’s endorsement of their
opening was marvelous and great
ly exceeded his expectations. Mr.
Brown wishes to express his thanks
and appreciation for the wonder
ful response accorded his live groc
ery and meat establishment on
Seward and Second Streets, in the
Goldstein Building.
The General Society of Mechan
ics and Tradesmen in New York
inaugurated their annual celebra
tion of the Fourth of July in 1785.
