The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, February 6, 1941, Page 8

> THE DAILY ‘ALASKA EMPIRE, THURSDAY, FEB 6, 1941, : ‘ MARINE TEAM Wanted—an American Husband PO""S FOR - IMISS BEISTLINE FIFTY YEARS OF BANKING IN ALASKA | -y ALLENGES | | S:LEIAII::(;!II’ENS(ED LIS ISMRRI:‘IEI;(I:AM On February Sixth we commemorate our Fifitieth Anniversary, | R I FI_ E (I_ U B a long span in the life of this new Territory. ngr'f eihs?'i'fike';gf{)yoxz'}" ‘we%fi:‘g’l’;nj;;"ce;l;sfim | hill Race on Sunday Mtache Here — Because the miners of early Juneau had confidence in B. M. | A five ma Marine ntk icum, from the Gunhn.n. Charleston, to- Behrends, Merchant, they made him the depositary of their funds and || 5 ¢ an'inaoor st vore match to be held at the Club range valuables and eventually the Behrends Bank became a necessity. It | iomorrow nisni at 7 orelcck. | The Club has accepted the chal- was Mr. Behrends’ integrity, fidelity to trust, and his loyalty and Jenze, and according to officers, ex- | pect to have stiff competition lmm spirit of helpfulness to his clientele that built the Behrends Bank into = | e Marives |~ one of the strongest institutions in the Territory. Sidelights on the | legislalure | ; A total of points for the slalom | Miss Helen Marie Beistline, daugh- ¢ land cross country races have been |ter of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Beistline } announced and a downhill race has |of this city, and Mr. Simon Ring ! been scheduled for Sunday start- Meacham, son of Mrs. Edith Meach ;in;’, at 1:30 o'clock in the upper skijam-Myers of Tacoma, Washington, | bowl on the Douglas Trail. Num-|were quictly married Tuesday after- ! | \ bers will be drawn at 12:30 o'clock | noon at 2 o'clock. The ceremony wa and the race will be run from the|performed in the Commissioner’s top ridge on the right side of the |offices by U. 8. Commissioner Felix bowl to the basin of the bowl. ’l‘l)«"(}l‘fl,‘/ centest is open to all who wish to| Att ants were Mrs. Roberta | enter Everetts and Cecil L. Everectts Pcollowing are the standings for| Well known here, the bride is o |the Henning trophy for Sunday'sgraduate of the Juneau High Scheol ort country race and the total|She attended Washington State Col- po! b S S S ——— Today the Behrends Bank with its long experience in Alaskan affairs and preserving the traditions of its founder, is rendering an et s to date: |lege and for the past year has been o H 3 H H I cots Points, Total | assistant City Clerk for Juneau. Mr. efficient hanking service to its customers. All business whether large B0 Sty I i B N e : : B | Territort g orcna o VR Bill Hixson 948 175.4 High School in Seattle and has been or small is appreciated and handled with equal care and atlention. |§ Teriorial Seoate start b ek [Frea Bal 023 176.|assoclated with the Signal Gorps, !'a similar position with uu;lhu Ter- | Al Schramen 903 1731 U. 8. Army, for the past five years PR B IREre ol nre aro Axel Nielson 8.1 1585 He has been attached to the local Shei ‘CIr‘ . 62 the LG Judt |Bud Lowell 90.1 165.1,signal corps office for the past year ciary Committee for the Hawaii Leg | “Myron Christy 796 1796 The newlyweds are at home to elitusedh By e | *Bert caro 885 885|their many friends at their resi- o | *“Ralph Moreau 96.0 . 96.0|dence in the Jensen Apartments. ” » ! R |“Ken Sundquist 100. 100 Mrs. Crystal Snew Jenne of B sy § Oldest Bank in Alask Juneau was introduced as e e m_,;(:ha eladles Hold est Bank in Alaska | of the House,” and Rep. William {Hhbin Vickery " S | Egan of Valdez as “Baby of the Bebin Almiguish 923 1533 . | /Hivuseriwhen ERRETEES Y Mo- M:ill:‘x‘e s 90'3 1422 eet I.aSt N'ghi T e L b Al B L g | “Elizabeth ‘Terhune o 13| E v BEAUD'N Baghs Baprine 07 'Mary Jean McNaughton 0 762 The Chapeladies met last night o en a( eon, Only two Legislators passed 5 *Shirley Peterson 100 100 |at the Glacier Highway home of | up the Chamber date. They wers % v E Elaine Hcusel 9. 9. | Mrs. A, DeHart'and the next meet- ‘ pASSES AWAY | Semator Edward Coffey of An- J & 3 . il g 0 996/ing was announced for February | chorage and Rep. W. Leonard # s B i # | *—In one race only. | 20, at the home of Mrs, Fred Cam- rom Lharier | IN PORTLAND i s Nome (e e e e : i SR RS | : | Those present last night were | Members have a standing invita- Vera Hruba, left, and Betty Brown | T N Mesdames Fred Campen, J. Ward, | Frank Maier, J. Whittanen, L 2 | Edward V. Beaudin, former well- tion from the Juneau Chamber of | 3 é ? g i anted, an American for a husband—and quick! The lady in the | Card, Max Mielke. T Hitie To Ke'chlkan INTRODUCED—S. J. R. 2, by |known resident of Juneau, passed Commerce, extended today by Presi- | cage, Vera Hruba, beautiful Czechoslovakian ice skating star ap- | Gompany A, 207th Infantry e Stwest L e | Coffey, supporting in Congress H. R. | away in Portland several days ago|dent Curtis Shattuck, to attend ncaring in the U. S, has to marry an American by March 1 to ac- | S e s Al i T e wn Visi- 84 to extend hospitalization to fish- | and funeral rites were held yes-|Thursday luncheon meetings for quire U. S. citizenship or be deported—or return voluntarily to her | 0, 0 gf e Al“’;‘: ga:;’:;] 1\(;:: ‘;;‘CL_VD;” E. Boonesteel and After an overnight stop in Ket- ermen terday in the Oregon City, accord-|free meals as long as they are in Hitler-controlled homeland. Miss Hruba came to the U. 8. two years 3 A # 3 Pilot Alex Holden returned | INTRODUCED--S. B. 3, by Cof-|ing to advices eceived by M. H.|Juneau, Even August Strigga, Hc ago on a visitor's permit. Chile is the only remaining country to . Guard units will meet tonight for| LA s TR from a charter flight today with fey, to appropriate $80,000 for trans- Sides, Secetary of the Juneau Sergeant Arms, who attended to- which the U. S may deport aliens whose native lands have l')een ‘thmr regular _Weekly drill, | The Daily Alaska _Emp!x'v s the Rosalie Peterson from Wrangel. | portation of pupils. Lodge of Elks. |day, was included in this invitation seized by the (n‘rmnns.“ When 16, she appeare'('i before Adolf Hitler | Roll} call wlll‘be taken at 8 o'-|largest paid circulation of any Al¢ Holden flew Jack Mullin from Ket- | INTRODUCED —S. J. M. 2, by| Beaudin went south several years, ~~ ~ -—— in his box. “He scared me to death,” she says. ‘clock in the Fair Building Armory.|aska newspaper. chikan to Wrangell and O. Skein Coffey, urging the construction of a ! ago and since then has resided, Senator C. H. (Alabam) TLaBoy- SR /i 5 = from Ketchikan to Petersburg. road from Palmer, on the Alaska principally in Portland. While :in|teaux, who didn't wear a necktie to Bt 7 In a flight to the coast. Sheil Railroad, ot Copper Center, on the {Juneau he was employed at differ-|the .Governcr’'s reception, didn't from Valdez to Anchorage was term-) in which Rep. James V. Davis o hons carried Mr. and Mrs. R. Richardson Highway. \ent times by the B. M. Behrends|wear one to the Chamber Juncheon ed “immaterial” in the House today| wanted to insert a “there” into AR‘ FOR THE DAY! £ Welsh and Frank Wright to Hoo- | PASSED—H. B.6, by Shattuck, (o' Co,, Inc,, and Goldsteins Emporium [today either. by Rep. Almer J. Peterson of An-| the sentence, was defeated, 9 vah. Marti pendergras irst appropriate $1,000 for transportation ;and had a host of friends chorage. He was arguing in favor of to 7. nal arion Pendergrass to Hirst approg ¥ 2 ol g \‘1?.S l:“"mnm £ e What s day! What coffee! Schilling and Nancy Wright to Sitka. He re- of indigents to the Pioneer Home.| Beaudin was born September 17, Rp. William turned with two passengers from PASSED — Committee Substitute (1891, at Lake Linden, Michigan. He 1 two years ago, ' de erection of a leral Building at| Rep. H.uw\ Smith's House Bill No is delicious, full-flavored, satisfy- Hirst, two from Sitka and one from | for H. B. 5, bv Ways and Means, | was a member of the Juneau Elks,| ciencies bave been allowed by | Valdes, saying a building will be|15, providing for issuance of de- {08 +/sia ingi o) Ibe marning! =-1>l’mnrmhng $81,500 for deficiencies. ' initiated on October 2, 1917. He| the Legislature without a voice nceded there whether or not the|layed birth ccrnm;\n-s. would make Hocnah i S e Ty Swas in the World War, a veteran| ©r a vete being raised against | Court has it as its headquarters. it easier for Alaskans to get cer- in the Marines. | them. Teday in the Senate, when = tificates. The bill would have the MRS. McCORMICK Beaudin s survived by his wife,| 'he $81,500 deficiency bill was Rep. Howard Lyng of Nome |effect of extending from 10 days to Lun(heon HOHOTS lin Portland, and several brothers,| Passed unanimously, “Watch- and Rep. William Egan of Val- [a year the period in which the SUFFERS SEVERE including Att Beaudin, of the Bar-| 908 of the Treasury,” Senator O. | dex tangled in debate this fore- | Reglstrar of Vital Statistics could ‘ - MfS Hans Mirow B, i ey D. Cochran of Neme was théfonly | noon over whether a sentence |record new births, and would allow o bl . (ow m S"A]’ES £ member with anything to"'say, reading “safe storage space for |issuance ‘of delayed birth certifi- ORIP OR PERCOLATOR and his statement was: “I hate | vital supplies is absolutely none” | cates upon a showing by affidavit but I don’t see any was gramatically correct. Egan, e e . S For Mr Hans Mirow, of Nome, T H . ° S who with her daughter, Joyce, has| Word has been received here that Maf'has W|" Do cut en these.” | whe reeently married a school- Ut e T heen the house guest of Mrs. V. R. Mrs. John McCormick, now visiting i i teacher, contended the gram- Eskimg. . log “oream -~ Is. made 0 5 is ill with a severe One man’s opinion of Matanuska| mar of the sentence was all right, | linc-shaved rgindeer fat, creamed . Farrell, Mrs. Russell G. Maynard |in the States, farrell, s el o 3 g o R , | R dc S g"’ i . 4 G i A with seal oil and flavored with W entertained today with a luncheon | cold at the Mayflower Hotel in e [oss ew"] Senator Edward Coffey, in hi§ Sen Lyng:spid: “lacking”: sliould 'be |\ 4 Ll 8 g e Tt s Conids WINGS orgus MORNING at her home at the Hillerest. Places | Washington, D. C. | |ate Joint Memorial No. 2, introduced | substituted for “none.” Rep. A were set for seven. | Mrs. McCormick was ill in Chi-| A pusiness meeting and all-day|{0day: “This farm colony has proved| Frank Gordon said both might |cred a choice delicacy | Mys. Mirow will safl tomorrow on | Cago, but continued on her journey |gowing session for the Red Cross|® Success and is a credit to Alaska| be gramatically correct, but he 5, oo TR anof enroute to Berkeley, |to the national capital, where Fhe | wil be held by the Martha Society And evidences the wisdom of Con-| liked “lacking.” Rep. Allen Shat- The Greenland Eskimo's dainti- the California. While in Juneau she suffered a relapse. Forced to : tomorrow starting at 10 o'clock in|8ress. | tuck said the same. An amend- |ost dish is the raw breast of a * jias been entertained with several at a hotel because all of the hos-|{ho morning. | — | ment by Lyng substituting “lack- | little bird called the dovkie, which informal affairs at the home of Pitals are filled, Mrs. McCormick{ A} members attending are mskc(l Whether the Third Division Court| ing” passed 13 to 5 after an 'fills the sky in flocks during north- [orimer Nome residents. is being attended by two special [, yring a sandwich luncheon. Des- headquarters are moved permanent.s amendment to the amendment ern migrations. et T ] ATRS: |sert and coffee will be served by v S T | .. An attcmpt has been made to | | @ committee, uee the sensitivity of birds to | Subscribe to the Daily Alaska| N PG detc t thi L r“asyla:':;ach of air- »f’::x\glrcex-r—c:lr::u;;;por with the lurge.s.lHOME HURS"IG (OURSE ‘ S s L it oot e BN | DELICIOUS ICE CREAM TODAY | YOO Succkssrul - CINNAMON BROWN NEW COLOR FOR SPRING SEASON The home' nursing course con- ducted by Miss Magnhild Oygard /in the Juneau Health Center is proving successful. Sponsored by the Juneau Wom- | an’s Club, there are six remaining | classes and anyone interested i invited to attend. There is no| charge and classéi are on Friday, o'cl in the afternoon and at 7:30 o'clock in the evening | Try a classified aq in The Empire, Glance through the list of unbelievably low prices in this ad, and then phone in your order for what- ever you want. SPECIAL ATTENTION will be given to the filling of TELEPHONE ORDERS, and any purchases you make will be deliverd FREE. Or stop in today if you can. We are always ready to serve you. 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