The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, December 16, 1938, Page 5

SCOUTS GIVEN NEW RATING BY REVIEW BOARD Six Become decond (lass, Large Number Win Merit Badges Six Scouts were advanced from Tenderfecot to Second Class at the Boy Scout Board of Review meet ing last night in the High Sct end a_large number won merit bad- | ges, it was announced today by | Scout Commissioner David Wood, | Jr. | Those moving up to Second Class | were Rodney Nordling, Edward Woced, Dick Clithero and Earl Zinch of the Norlite trecp and Raymond Tirickson and Eugene McRoberts of the Legion troop. ‘Those winning merit badges were: Malcom Faulkner, Norlite, music nnd personal health; Alvin Larson “egion, mechanical drawing and | rarpentry; Simpson MacKinnon, | Nerlite, mechanical drawing, carp- | entry and stamp ccllecting; Jack | Barek, Auk Bay. firemanship;- Joe | Kendler, Auk Bay firemanship and animal industry; James John- | son; Norlite, woodwork; John Tan- aka, Norlite, carpentry and stamp | collecting and personal health; Wal- ter Fukuyama, Legign, stamp col- Jecting; James Glasse, personal | lealth and public health; Gll\)cl‘t‘ MoAre, Norlite, chemistry. ‘Sctheel Superintendent A. B. Phil- | lips wag Chairman and on the | Teard passing the Scouts were Dr. | W. M. Whitehead, John Walmer, ITarold Smith, Darrell Naish, Henry Frarmon, Charles Burdick, David Weod, Jr., and Francis McDermott, | Commissioner Wood said there were applications for Star and First Class Scout which had not been 0l ews FOR SIWTA Lo/ HAS YUH ). MADAME r GOT/LOVE SICK. MOON - P ER/SCORCHY, KISSES™2 LS J!‘__Ig’ —II H ski Queen—Now Screen Queen'? Miriam Lilygren Last year Miriam Lilygren was selected by the University of Wash- ington students as ski queen. .Later she appeared in a campus plc” A Hollywood talent scout saw her and now. Miss Lilygren has | gned to a contract, For screen purposes, Miss Lilygren's been changed to Jo Ann Sayers. Court of Honor. - Try an Empire aa. acted upon and that another Board of Review for advancement in rank cnly 1d be held before the 23 e 2 ¥ 14 ESHEAL — /ceRTANLY, H-UM-PH ! THEN WE'LL BE GOING, 'FEATHER LOOP AVERAGES OUT Council and Falcons Are in Leading Spots for First Rounds The team and player averages of ' 16 teams and twenty-two bowlers in the Feathered League of the Elks alley tournaments are released to- day. showing the Falcons tcp team and Dr. W. W. Council high indi- vidual bowler with 187. The averages and totals follow: Team Pinfi Falcons Kite Ospreys Albatross Ducks Teal Vultures Condors Egrets Aukes Buzzards Frigates Owls Gulls Hawks Eagles Player Council Duckworth Vukovich Redling Riendeau G. Messerschmidt Duncan Blanton Clark Soley Eliasen Iverson Games 9 ggan Kaufmann Morgan Bringdale Hulchings Blake Hermle Shaw Boyle Halm Kegal Stevens Shepard Burke Henning Sperling Whitehead Bloedhorn Thibodeau J. Wilson Williams Foster W. Wilson Ramsay Lynch Niemi Fagerson Hales Hermann Brown Wildes NEW PN NN OO N BNO NN RDDO RO WRODRDDO DD D —->-o— S ITEMS FROM SITKA SITKA, Alaska, Dee. 8. (Special Correspondence)—Rudolph Sarvela, | Jamestown Bay, left last week for | Seattle to receive medical attention. | Thomas Tilson, Jr., proprietor of the Sitka Mercantile Co., has re- turned to his home here from a busi- ness trip that has kept him in the south for six weeks. Mrs. John Bahrt left last week for Pelican City to Join Mr. Bahrt who has accepted employment with THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, FRIDAY, DEC. 16, 1938. By CLIFF STERRETT | THING SO POPULAR THAT JVd ‘ YOU'RE ALL SOLD OUT. ‘ | | | | \ \ turned to their home here from a Curtis, Mrs. Nels Drugg, Mrs. Rubvn‘ six weeks combined business and Frakki . Mrs. Clem Goresline, Mrs. pleasure trip to Seattle. John Hollywood, Mrs. Teddy John- | | P sen, Mrs. Chris Jackson, Mrs. Linda- | | Mrs. S. C. Ring, wife of Lieut.;guard, Mrs. Foster Mills, Mrs. Ar-| | Com. 8. C. Ring, U. 8. N,, in com-|thur Mantylla, Miss Lillian Oja, Mrs. | mand of Squadron VP17, Fleet Au';.h hn Peterson, Mrs. Glenwood Platt Base, Japonski Island, accompanied Mrs. Luella Smith, Mrs. J. Sarvela by two children, arrived here (his, Mrs. Thomas Tilscn, Mrs. Tke week on the North Coast for a thre2 | Weathers and Mrs. Ronald Elliott. | months stay. They will reside at|Refreshments were served | the Tower apartments. “ o ——— ! Hobgoblin House, a mystery com- | Arthur Reed, Rod Reed and Arvid edy in three acts, were presented by | | Reed, contractors and builders, who the senior class of the Sitka Terri- Ihave bzen engaged in constructicn torial high school. Fri evening |work here since ecarly spring, will December 2, at the gymnasium audi- leave on the North Coast to spend tcrium. Miss Juanita Cooper. assist- the holidays in Seattle with relat- ed by Miss Esther Olson, both mem- |ives and plan to return here in bers of the high school faculty, dir- January ected the performance. The mem- | — | bers of the cast were: Lewis Burk- ‘ Robert N. Dearmond. bookkeeper hart, Helen Moore, Ruth Wittmeyer, and timekeeper for the Pelican Cold Fdna Drake, Donald Straight, Clyde | Sterage Co., at the newly located Peterson, lyce Curtis, Richard Web- Pelican City, ted his home here ster, Margaret Smifh, Lee Burk- for several days last week. Mrs. De- hart, Glenn Hagen and Eleanor Armond and infant son will leave Frederickson. The orchestra selec- next week for Tacoma to spend the ticns and numbers by the Boys Glee | helidays with relatives. Upon her re- club, under the direction of Miss | turne she plans to make her home in Helen Roan, who is in charge of | Palican City. musical education at the school, | were given during intermissions. | Mrs. K Raatakainen has left _— here for Pelican City, Lisianskl In- Oscar Tilson returned Saturday let, to join Mr. Raatakainen, where by plane from a five days trip to | they will make their future home. Juneau. !Mr. Raatakajnen is at the head of ltllzl’rhrnn Cold Storage Co., which 11.: now in construction in that sec- tion, George Peterson returned to his home here after an absence of sev- eral weeks spent in Juneau. | U. S. Naval Air Squadrcn VP16 Mr. | left here December 2 for the naval rece air base at Sand Point, Seattle, af- ter a three months tour of duty Monday December5, at the home of here, under the command of Lt. Mrs. Marie Brightman. Mother and Com. D. Conley, U. S. N. S8quadron daughter are progressing very satis-| VP17 arrived at 1 p. m. the same day factorily. | to spend three months at the Fleet ! Air Base, Japenski Island. Lt. Com- mander 8. C. Ring, U in n-g‘.\nmnnd. and Mrs. Neill Anderson are ving congratulations of the birth of a daughter, Luella Margaret, Mr. and Mrs. James Gillam have | N, is now left for Juneau. S Lawrence Cashen and Leslie Cash- left recently for a visit with re- cutgoing passengers on a recent latives in Juneau steamer. Mr. Meadows, who has been g employed by the Sommers Construc- Harold Olds, superintendent of tion Co., of Juneau, in charge of the Sitka sewer project and Frank the excavation work for installing a McHugh, government superintend- new, sewer system in Sitka during ent for the W.P.A,, left by plane for | the past three months, plans to go to Juneau having completed their work Klawock for several months, while here. Mrs. Meadows will travel south to| visit relatives in Bellingham and Bremerton, Wash. ! The Sitka Women’s Friendly club held its annual Christmas meeting | — |at the gymnasium auditorium of the | Mr. and Mrs. J. Yrjana left re- Sitka territorial school, Friday ev- cently for Seattle, Portland and Cal- | ening, December 8. The program | ifornia cities, for a pleasure trip consisted of a play entitled, “A and to visit relatives and to be ab- Made to Order Christmas,” a musi- sent during the winter months. cal program and community singing. | {Members exchanged small Christ- | Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Koskela are mas gifts. At the close of the pro-| expected to return here this week | gram refreshments were served to after a three week’s absence spent a large number of members, and | in Juneau visiting friends. They | their husbands who were especially | made the trip in their own bDélLimvltcd for the holiday season. Tony K. Mr. and Mrs. Emil Neimi| | resided at the Koskela home while | they were gone. Harold S. Quam, who has been | employed at the Cold Storage store | for several months, was a passenger Mr. and Mrs. Jack Lee have|for Seattle last week. changed their residence from the| Bonvard home next to the Territor- ial school, to an apartment in the Wm. Cook residence. Mr. and Mrs. Orman Smith, who have been living at the Mills cabin, | Jamestown Bay, have moved into the upstairs apartment at the Bon- vard home recently occupied by Ar- vid Reed. For the pleasure of Mrs. Karle Raatakainen, who recently left to make her home in Pelican City, a group of neighbors and friends sur- | prised her Wednesday evening, Nov- ember 30, at her home on the Cr cent. An enjoyable evening was spent in playing cribbage, pinochle |and five hundred, for which prizes were awarded. The honor guest was presented with a tinted picture of Sitka. Those present were, Mrs. J. Barbeau, Mrs. Earl Bowers, Mrs. G. Newcomers to Sitka who arrived {here recently up to week ending December 10 to establish residence at the territorial Pioneer’s home are Joseph Cochran Phillips, of Juneau; Thomas O'Connor, Anchorage;Jo- hanes Aslaksen Rauna, reindeer herder, Nome; George Martin Smith, Juneau; and Bejamin F. Redmond, prospector, of Kasaan. Redmond carried credentials showing he was a civil war veteran and served as a private attached to Searcy's Battal- ion, Missouri Sharp Shooters, Con- | federate States Army, and was a Union prisoner at Graliot Street Military prison, St. Louis, Mo., and Military prison, Alton, Ill., and was !released at the latter place, April | 28, 1865, upon taking the oath of al- legiance. He came to Alaska in 1898, and entered the home Dec- ember 8, 1938 from Kasaan, where he had operated as a prospector. S g | FREE PUBLIC CONCERTISTO BE GIVEN HERE TONIGHT IN - GYMNASIUM, HIGH SCHOOL | High School Girls' Giee Club, Boys' Santel bt e Glee Club, Choir and Junior High R e | School Glee clubs under the di- cert, to which the public is invit-| rection of Miss Alice Palmer, The ed, will be given by the combined | complete program is as follows: At 8 o'clock tonight in the High a free All My Heart This Night Rejoices (Motet). . Peter Christian Lutkin on a Chorale by Eberling 1666 Antiphonal Choir—Junior High School Glee Clubs HIGH SCHOOL CHORUS Jubilate, Amen Max Bruch-Tillinghast Sopranos: Lanore Kaufmann, Katherine Torkelson There Were Shepherds Frank Lynes Calm as the Night Carl Bohm Alleleuia Ann White HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS’ GLEE CLUB Beside Thy Cradle Here I Stand Johann Sebastian Bagh Knight of Bethlehem LeRoy Wetzel Today There Is Ringing F. Melius Christiansen Now Is Come Our Salvation Pierre Dagues (XVI Century) HIGH SCHOOL CHOIR Peace on Earth—From "Finlandia” Jean Sibelius-Wick Alto Tenors—Junior High Glee Club Christmas Lullaby Gabriel-Wilson Soprano Solo—Juanita Diaz HIGH SCHOOL BOYS' GLEE CLUB Ride Out on Wings of Song William Berwald Songs My Mother Taught Me Dvorak-Stickles The Sleigh Kountz-Baldwin HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS' GLEE CLUB Gruber-Wetzel Junior High School Glee Clubs Handel Reading Silent Night Antiphonal Choir Joy to the World Adeste Fideles HIGH SCHOOL CHORUS CHOIR First Soprano Lanore Kaufmann Lila Sinclair Virginia Worley Idabelle Dobson Marian Dobson Second Soprano Dorls McEachran Frances Paul First Alto Beryl Marshall Second Alto Bernice Mead Katherine Torkelson Bernice Waugh Ruth Allen Maydelle George Ruth Torkelson Mildred Webster Charliene Arnold Mildred Kendler Mary Stewart Sue Btewart Laura Jean Clithero 8ylvia Davis First Tenor Charles Notar Robert Paul Fred Borrl Thomas Gordon Simpson MacKinnon Second Tenor Irving Lowell Harley Turner Baritone Allan Jolinstone Eddle Saloum Eckley Guerln Dallas Weyand Jim Johnson Bob Scoth Péter Warner Carl Click Philip Harland Bass Jim Glasse Richard Jackson LeRoy Vestal 1 SCHOOL GIRLS' GLEE CLUB First Soprano Joan Hudon Lanore Kaufmann Dorothy Larsen Dorls McEachran Ads Mangsol Betty Mill Mavis Nikula Second Soprano Loulse Hildre Mildred Kendler Ethel Loken Helen Lorz Beryl Marshall Frances Paul Alto Mary Fukuyama Barbara Hermann Esther Johnstone Bernice Mead Isabel Parsons Anna Mae Personeus George Alexander George Baggen HIG} Lila Sinclair Katherine Torkelson Bernice Waugh Jerdis Winther Arlene Withey Virginia Worley Louise Adams Idabelle Dobson Marian Dobson Virginia Dufresne Dorothy Fors Anna Lee Houk Pauline Petrich Mary Elizabeth Rice Marianne Skinner Cecilla Thibadeau Mildred Webster Dorothy Wilms Ruth Allen Charliene Arnold Ethel Fukuyama Maydelle George Verna Mae. Gruber Lilian Hendrickson Mary Stewart Bue Stewart Ruth Torkelson Dorothy White Genevieve White Gloria White Stella Barnesson Juanita Clarito Gordon Clithero Laura Jean Clithero Sylvia Davis Bonnle Erickson HIGH SCHOOL BOYS' GLEE CLUB First Tenor lair Miller on_Murphy Charles Notar Second Tenor Irving Lowell George Martin Eddle Saloum Baritone Allan Johnstone Philip Harland Hallie Rice Bass Richard Jackson Lee Lucas Robert Paul Grant Ritter Fred Sorri Frank Doogan Thomas Gordon Simpson MacKinnon Harley Turner Dallas Weyand Alfred Zenger John Doogan Eckley Guerin Jim Johnson Bob Scott Carl Click Peter Warner William Geddes Herman Porter Bob Thibodeau Leroy Vestal JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL GLEE CLUB First Tenor Glen Johnson Rodney Nordling Lester Troast First Soprano Jean Johnson Bonnle Klein Patricia Nelson George Alexander George Baggen Jim Qlasse Ingvald Holm Ed Wood John Houk Ned Zenger Maxine Nostrand Lanore Olson Betty Sparks Irene Willlams Norma Burford Merian Cass Pauline Hudon Marian Hussey Second Soprano Astrid Holm Frances Karinen Doris Miettinen Marilyn Merritt Alto Mary Fournia Esther George Lorraine Johnson Mary Jukich Beverly Lelvers Betty Nordling Pat Olson Dorothy Ricketts Willane Roff Mary Tubbs Ann Lois Di Shirley Davis Florence Dobson Margaret Gianacos Adrienne Glasse Helen Anderson Grace Berg Doris Cahill Connle Davis Margaret Femmer Pat Shaffer the Pelican Cold Storage Co. | E. Banvard, Mrs. Wm. Beach, Miss | | Henrietta Barlow, Mrs. George Col- | Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Conway rc-ilelte.‘Mrs‘ Tedj Carter, Mrs. Arnold Erna Meler Tenor Alto Mervin Click Ivar Conn Elroy Hoffman Warren Haines Joe Kendler Richard Krane Elwell Krause Bass James Ederer Phil Forrest Charles Linehan John Lowell John Newmarker Jimmie Nielsen Harry Sperling Earl Zinek John_ Bavard Geraldine Brostrom Bill Corllss Robert Carothers Eugene Carothers John Cass Snake Shy Hawaii Finds Slake No. 2 HONOLULU, Dec 16.— Istanders who call Hawaii the “garden of Eden” now can complete the simile | —a snake has been found there. The second reptile in the ”""g.lllneall woman ke, "was poppednto. aseonor Visils Jailed Hubby; Still There | ® This year you can give her the refrigerator she’s always wanted...a big, roomy General Electric, America’s favorite food saver. New 1938 General Electric Triple-Thrift Refrigerators are here. . . ready for Christmas giving! More beauti- ful than ever! 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The recent unwelcome‘wmm‘ awaiting trial on a charge |and seven months too late for Miss s abu-aii a. VIEN; U ;\oday, the Marshal’s office announc- | ceived a card recently from: a led, and in addition she was facing friend in New York. It was post- 1938-39 is not expected to exceed the h b GIESON DISTILNG CO., ALADDIN, PA., EXEC. OFF. N.Y.C. _ | place, namely, the Federal jail yes-‘received in the Rochester post- 26.4 million bales consumed the sea Jottice only a priagsan Idfl-" . Edralin found it on a street corner. Hawall, boasting the absence of|, i) woirorday Hazel Wheat dropped| ROCHESTER, N. Y. Dec. ,tr_' e e g sww-\m robbery. She was still visiting Katherine Weisenborn. She w" Hooc P of Sottew a charge of being drunk in a public marked March 16, 1932, and was son before, terday afternoon, |