The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, January 4, 1944, Page 3

» TUESDAY, JANUARY 4, 1944 SPECTACLE ONICE? STARTS WED. 'FILM OF HARDY FAMILY ENDING, " CAPITOL SHOW | | " “Andy Hardy's Double Life” gets Mickey Rooney into comicslg :troublcs galore, and starts him for| |college but it leaves an idea that |his double life is about to be tripled, | for he's last seen looking over a beautiful co-ed enroute to the same college. ‘The picture is showing to- itol Theatre. has lost none of his effervescence, and Lewis Stone as the judge and| father turns in his usual faultless performance, as do Fay Holden as Andy’s mother and Cecelia Parker as his sister. Sara Haden plays Aunt Milly and Ann Rutherford his |girl friend. Polly, who conspires !with a girl phychology student to| [“frame” Mickey with the proposal | |situation to teach him a lesson. ———————— DOUGLAS NEWS | TERRITORIAL GUARD | PARTY BIG EVENT| On the eve of New Years, the; Douglas Unit of Territorial Guards,| and their wives or friends all as-| sembled at the Treadwell home of | Capt. Wendell E. Cahill, to celebrate | the New Year. With more than twenty couples present, the spacious | LAST TIMES TONIGHT! | night for the last time at the Cap-| § Mickey as the irrepressible Andy| § Mickey ROONEY Lewis iz ==————=== | rooms of the Cahill residence amply | accommodated all with card tables, | of bridge and pinochle and other games. Starting the evening's enter- | . 4 ra @ tainment was a game of Bingo in| which three prizes of War Savings| Stamps were given. With the com-i . pletion of games on the upper floor | a majority of those present retired {to the basement amusement floor,| i\\'herc good music for dancing wa provided with an electric radio pho- | ! nograph, while another group sing- |ing with Mrs. Marcus Jensen at the | piano. Refreshments were served throughout the evening, and a mid- | | night lunch of sandwiches, cakes | and coffee was enjoyed. Capt. Cahill | proved himself a number one host | With the assistance of Lieut. Thom- | as Cashen and Corporals Rustad| |and Shudshift. Reports during the past two days indicate that the! party will be classed as the most enjoyable get-together of Douglas | people during 1944, Show Place of Juneau YANK PAYS RESPECTS TO A BUDDY BABY BOY, FOR JENSENS Topic of conversation in Douglas‘ | this morning is the arrival of its .. |newest resident to be, who Is now| * |awaiting transportation here, from |St. Ann’s hospital in Juneau. For word is going around this morning | ithat Mrs. Thomas Jensen gave birth to a seven pound eleven ounce baby | {boy this am. at 9 o'clock. The baby {boy is to be named Thomas Blaine | Jensen, honoring the father who is now in the Armed Forces some-| where to the Westward. | MOVE TO JUNEAU PVT. DONALD G. MCQUARRIE of Thompsonville, Conn., kneels before |, " 80d M’ZQ:}“{}]‘:""‘;‘“““"F eir lensen | the grave of a former buddy at the joint American-British Cemetery of {have moved El Alia, near Algiers. The men who are buried here will be interred in |2Partment to Juneau, where they| a permanent cemetery when time and conditions permit. Official U. S, |Will stay with Mrs. Winkleman's Armv Signal Corps vhoto. (International) |parents, until they receive orders from Mr. Winkleman’s boss, Uncle Sam, as to where they are to be Juneau Plumbing & e Heating Co. transferred. PLUMBING HEATING OIL BURNERS WELDING WATER RENT PAYABLE William Cuthbert, City Clerk, an- | {nounces today that future water |rentals will be payable at the City| Hall instead of the usual practice of |individual collections at the home. {Office hours will be each Tuesday and Friday between the hours cof |8 pm. to 12 pm. | SHEET METAL PHONE 787 Third and Franklin Presidelfl NIGHT: B. E. FERRO - e R ....Green 585 5 " Not Talking . ToNewsmen Cancels Co;lErence, Re- mains in Bedroom- Activities Limited WASHINGTON, Jan. 4.—Presi- dent Roosevelt called off his con- ference with the newsmen today and remained in his bedroom on orders of his physician. ‘The President is recovering from an attack of the grippe, Maj. Mc- Intyre said, but he expected the President’s activities will be: limited for some time, certainly for the re- mainder of this week. — e NOTICE Water rent will be payable at the City Clerks Office in the City Hall | in 1944. Office hours Tuesdays and | Fridays 8-12 am. NO SUNSHINE? DO THE NEXT BEST THING..... BUY A SUNKRAFT SUN-LAMP and have the Beneficial Effecls of Sunshine! Equipped with a quartz tube, which does not burn out. Easily portable, and has its own, neat carrying case— as well as a built-in timer. SEE THEM NOW AT Alaska Electric Light and Power Company Juneau Phone 616 Douglas Phone 18 JUNEAU, BARANOF HOTEL AR GIVEN PUBLICTY IN LATE MAGALZINE ARTICLE An article entitled “The Baranof” | appears in the December issue of | the Pacific Coast “Record,” a monthly publication from Los An- \geles for Hotel, Restaurant, Club, | Apartment and Travel interests. The two-page spread, complete’ with pictures of the Baranof Hotel, the popular Coffee Shop and man- ager Jack Fletcher, gives a detailed description of the local establish- ment and a colorful account of the scenic wonders of Juneau and the surrounding area. i e o o o o o o o o . WEATHER REPORT . . (U. S. Bureau) . . . e Temp. Monday, Jan. 3 @ e Maximum 33; Minimum 28 @ e Rain .16 o e Snow 6.2 inches on ground ®| e« o o o o o o o ¢ WHEN THE RAF STRUCK a death blow to Berlin from behind the heavy clouds, the world asked how it was done. This drawing tells as much of the “secret” as can be revealed. The new “night flare” was first tried out over Hamburg, but was perfected for the Berlin attack. The pro- cedure is something like this: Pathfinders chart areas covering a few miles. As the bombers approach, the flares are dropped, creating squares and rings of light about doomed areas. Other flares act as great flood- Jights, which cause targets to stand out clearly. (International) RETURNS FROM VISIT Mrs. Alleine Council and daughter arrived this morning from Peters- burg where they spent the holidays with relatives. - - NOTICE The Alaska Laundry will close its plant and office during Tuesday and Wednesday of this week to finish work now in the plant. No personal laundry or dry cleaning will be call- ed for or accepted during these two days. ~—adv. CITY CAFE SPECIALTIES NOW IN CHINESE DISHES CHOP SUEY CHOW MEIN Sweet and Sour FRIED RICE OPEN ALL NIGHT PHONE 377 MEN WANTED Six Milhwrights and Two Machinists at JUNEAU LUMBER MILLS, Inc. Must have availability certificates. | | { !the Eastern Stars, were presented! | both received floral tributes for the| {of presenting her mother with a | Master: | Ross, Treasurer; James W. Leivers, |50 use them. No parking on streets. EASTERN STARS, MASONS INSTALL AT JOINT RITES Joint installation services were; held last evening at the Scottish/ Rite Temple by the Mt. Junenul Lodge No. 147 F & AM. and I.))'h the Order of Eastern Star, Juneau Chapter No. 7, with Mr. John J.| Fargher and Mrs. Marie Thomas as installing officers. i During the Masonic ceremony, Mr. Ehnest Ehler sang “My ’l‘nsl:"I and “I Shall Not Pass This Way Again” and Milton Steinhardt, vio-| linist, played “From The Cane- brake” and “Liebeslied.” Mrs. Carol! Beery Davis accompanied at the| piano. | A group of girls from the Order of Rainbow sang during the East-| ern Star service, with Mrs. Roben.! Cowling providing the piano ac- ' companiment. | Mrs. Marie, Thomas and Mr.| Frank Garnick, Past Worthy Ma-/ tron and Patron, respectively, for with their jewels during the evening| The newly installed Worthy Matron, | Mrs. Janice MacSpadden and Wor-| thy *Patron, Mr. Herbert Arlowe, occasion, with little Miss Mollie MacSpadden being given the honor corsage and young Duane Arlowe making the boutonniere presenta- tion to his father. | Installed as officers for the Ma-| sonic Order were: ! Wallis 8. George, Ellsworth F. Clements,| Morrell L. Mac- Warden; Daniel! Worshipful Senior Warden; Spadden, Junior Secretary; Wm. H. Matthews, Jr.,| | Chaplain; Homer G. Nordling, Mar- shal; Charles B. Holland, Senior| Deacon; John A. Krugness, Jr., Ju-| nior Deacon; Willis R. Booth, Sen-| ior Steward; Glenn O. Abraham,; Junior Steward; Sam Feldon, Or- ganist and Alexander Kiloh, Tyler. ‘The following Eastern Star offi- cers were Installed: 1 Mrs. Janice MacSpadden, Worthy | Matron; Herbert Arlowe, Worthy Patron; Mrs. Lynna Holland, Asso-| ciate Matron; Ralph Wright, Asso-| ciate Patron; Mrs. Georgia Arlowe, Conductress; Mrs. Ruth Ferrell, As- sociate Conductress; Mrs. Alice Brown, Secretary; Mrs. Lillie Hook- er, Treasurer; Mrs. Iona Berggren,! Chaplain;’ Mrs. Olive Feldon, Mar- shal; Miss Jane Blomgren, Ada; PAGE THREE WHERE THE BETTER BIG PICTURES PLAY cngb# rENTURY TONIGHT ONLY!!! Jack Oakie m ‘“NAVY BLUES” with a superb cast of fun makers PLUS LATEST WORLD NEWS ROOSEVELT'S TRAVELS — 3 e Y - [943-37,4'0 il During his 11 years as Presi- { dent, Mr. Roosevelt has traveled fl almost 300,000 mil il than the mean distance of 1 238,857 miles between the earth and moon. Chart shows the annval mileage he has logged in this country and abroad. War conference trips are included. =1935-19,071 —1934-24,838 1933-7,672 miles An AP FEATURES PICTOGRAPH Mrs. Irene McKinley, Ruth; Mrs. Frances Paul, Esther; Mrs. Helen Meacham, Martha; Miss Anita Gar- nick, Electa; Mrs. May Wright, Warder; Miss Margurite Shaw, Or- ganist; Carl Blomquist, Sentinel; Mrs. Mildred Barron, Color Belrer,| | | - . NO PARKING Looks as if snow has come, so |snowplow may be put into action anytime, No parking on streets. If | !your car is in the way it will be| taken away at your expense. There are all kinds of parking lots in city, BERT LYBECK, Street Superintendent. adv. Third and Frankli JOHN AHLERS COMPANY RICE & AHLERS CO. - Plumbing and Heating Supplies JUNEAU, ALASKA MOTORSHIP PATRICIA Will leave for HAINES and SKAGWAY at9A. M. SUNDAY + For Tickets and Information CALL AT PERCY'S CAFE Where all small packages may be left SUCCESSOR TO 0il Heaters 0il Ranges Gravity Oil Burners W PHONE 34 P. 0. Box 2508 n adv. CITY CLERI BARNEY GOOGLE AND SNUFFY SMITH | Broiled Steak and Fried Chicken BERVED ANY TIME DINB AND DANCE THE DOUGLAS INN ) OPEN UNTIL MIDNIGHT WE MWDE TT, e 7T SWOWY. FUR & SECONT TO QA-SWORE T WWZ El ectric Hammond Organ Music DINE AND DANCE