The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, December 19, 1944, Page 3

‘Sl)\‘l DECEMBER 19, 1944 lIIIHlllllIHIIIIIIllIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIII|I|IIIIII \ IAST TIMES TflVlGHT' ‘ | = Extra Added Attraction - In the Ouier Lobby —— Free to All! JACK LETCHER, Pr F Rotary Club, pays T 3 NK HERMANN, ‘hnl of Lions Club, SCRUBBING THE LOBBY FLOOR. ALL IN N FOR BONDS. 9:30 P. M. Prompily —— SEE THIS ==== Thursday . CHARLES LAUGHTON p«‘ormumfi "1 A i |IiIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIlIIIIIIiIIIIIIIIIIIIIII|IllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIVIIIVIIII‘IIH[ i HARRI MACHINE SHOP Acetylene Welding, GIFTS | Plumbing, Heating, Blacksmithing (Scott-Neweomb Syster) } o e SR | of these, "MADAME CURIE" CLOSES TONIGHT, CAPITOL SCREEN Greer Garson and Walter Pidgeon in “Madame Curie” is a name com- bination to make any theatre mar- quee gleam bright with the promise of an outstanding entertainment treat of the season. For f “Mrs. Miniver,” and Blossoms in the Dust” have been brought to- gether again in a beautiful love story. “Madam Curie,” which ends to- night at the Capitol Theatre, is based on Eve Curie’s best-seller biography of her mother, Marie Curie. It is basically a love s of great warmth and tenderne told against the suspenseful back- ground of a scientific achievement without parallel, the discovery of radium. Marie and Pierre Curie found the key to one of nature’s most carefuily guarded secrets only because of their devotion for each other. Fame, honors and money, which they could have had in fabulous amounts, meant nothing to them. All they ever wanted was their love and their work, and oeut they gave the of its rarest gifts, radium. —_— N'S SCHOOL CONCERT The annual concert is sented tonight to be pre-| at 8 o'clock in the Parish Hall by the Sisters and! pupils of St. Ann's School Parents and friends of the school program which includes festive choruses, a military drill, a pajama action song, a Christmas! dance, a patriotic remembrance for “the boys over there”, and, the last number on the program, “Marietta’s Christmas Gift.” WATKINS GOOD HEALTH PRODUCTS Foods, Medicines, Flavorings and Spices, Toiletries and Household Necessities at PRE-WAR CEILING PRICES Phone 174 COMPLETE STORE 127 SEWARD ST. IS A Gl Luscious acme of BEAUTIFUL BEAYV STUNNING TO SEE, DELIGE FUL TO WEAR Also: @ Beaver @ Otter ® Muskrat ® Coney ® Oppossum @ Russian Sgirrel ® Raccoon ® Fiich Baranof Hotel Building shouldered Silver Fox cardi- gan of many glorious pelts. Also Silver Fox furs as the Open Evenings from December 18 Until Christmas! CHAS. GOLDSTEIN & CO. £T OF FUR long-haired, wide k3 perfection for a gift. PHONE 102 the stars| THE DAILY ALASKA BVI HOSPITAL NOTES | Mrs. Maxine All)l I).lll who has| been in St. Ann's Hospital for| medical treatment, was dismissed vesterday. | Donald A. Ingram was admitted | medical care. Capt. Wallace Carr was ndmittedI to St. Ann’s Hospital Saturday for medical attention Dave Wallace entered St. Saturday for medical care. G. E. Pancheau was admitted to {St. Ann's Hospital yesterday for| surgical attention. Ann's |CHRISTMAS KETTLE to St. Ann's Hospital Saturday mor | ¥ IRE—JUNEAU, ALASKA 2 BY SALVATION ARMY | The h\(ll(mndl bnl\ ation Army rm Dnuglus Public Schools mll “Keep the Pot Boiling” kettle was/hold their Christmas program at ‘lh(‘ school on December 21, Thurs- The local corps of the Sul\nllon day, Army, e | PLACED ON STREET 1 dren and adults, ness or other causes are in straight- | ened circumstances. ‘ Contributions can be dropped into | PAGE THREE i DAENTURY | BLONDES APPEAR IN FEATURE NOW | AT20TH (ENIURY;E Assistants selected 50 beauties, of | at 8:15 oclock p. m. Most all possible types for the coveted as in former years, plans to |grades of the school will participate [roles. Then Lubitsch, - personally, give Christmas cheer to both chil~j in the program with the grade school | selected the five girls from this | who through sick- |classes being in the majority. group—showing marked prvrm-! s ence for blondes! | A. E. Vll\bl()\l OPEN The girls selected were: Claire byt - Mnssnonaxy and Pastor Peter J.|James, brunette; Rose Anne Mur-| EAVhV the kettle in front of the Juneau Nickel and family arrived in Doug-,ray, titian; and Marion Ro.»unmm!.i all world one | TONIGHT | e been asked to go to| two | | s ey | 31VING Drug Company or mailed to the Sal- vation Army, box 2931 e — {BAPTISM, RECEPTION OF MEMBERS SUNDAY AT LUTHERAN CHURCH, Jim Callander, who has been in the Government Hospital for the| past month, returned to Minfield ' Home yesterday. Richard Smith, from Yakutat,| was admitted to fhe Government Hospital yesterday for medical carc.i Mrs. M. D. Williams, hospitalized | for surgical care, was dismtssedf from St. Ann's Saturday. i Sunday morning, December 24, ,“::"(“ dSch‘;mx:;";r;:“ sbtabym:}m“" 11 o'clock worship service at Hospital Saturday. H)n Juneau Lutheran Church, 2 o {corner of Third and Main Streets, Mrs. Pete Larsen has been dis-|o. ongict of the Orders for the f’;“fed from - St. Anw's Hospltal g, ,.ieny of Baptism and Holy Afer TecelVing surgical tIeMIMEN | Gommunion, and the reception. of % . o Z " |adults into church membership. |Gust Nurmi after giving him sur-| Tt SollEuig . Al ST be cal care. 2 s Gt 5 ‘ Mrs, Mary Dolph and baby boy PtPtized: Anne Kathleen and |were dismissed Sunday from S !Ann’s Hospital. | | Gene Hanna, who has been in |lene, |St. Ann’s Hospital since Thursday, was dismissed yesterday. Bert Routsala was discharged | ‘hom St. Ann's Hospital yesterday | t. | Robert Forrest, children of Mr. and Mrs. F. D. Fenne: Barbara Ey- Hixon; Mary Kathlene and Linda Darlene, children of Mr. and Mrs. Earl G. Miller; James Douglas, son of Mr. and Mrs, James D. Ral-| {ison, and Darlene Loree, daughter where he has been receiving sur-| Igical treatment. lof Mr. and Mrs. Ole Westby. Ernest Lincoln was dismissed| Adults uniting with the congre- from St. Ann's Hospital yesterday, Bation are: Mr. and Mrs. A. N. where he has been for the past|Fide, Mrs. O. N. Johnson, Mr. Dan {four days, recuperating from an|Livie and Miss Lily Maurstad. If there are others having chil- ldren to be baptized at this time or who are desirous of uniting with the congregation, tact Pastor Hillerman as soon as \possible. The public is cordially invited to appmdncms operation. | John Makela was discharged from | |St. Ann’s Hospital Monday after |receiving medical care. St. Ann's Hospital Elmer Petersen yesterday him medical attention. dismissed after | Mrs. Steve Stanworth, who has this service. been in St. Ann's Hospital for| B 75 O, ?-::;z:wmmmun. was drchurgcd’. O e AR b S il e WEATHER REPORT | Mrs. Mary A'un Haines (l}ld bab.) . (U. S. Weather Bureau) |boy were dismissed from St. Ann's| e e vHospital yesterday. fo 3 b g Temperature, December 18 N;:’Q:]:::!:;:sugra:‘::::? :)":e . In Juneau—Maximum, 38; i Y cal treal=| e minimum, 32. Rachael Scott was admitted to|y , AL AlrPort—Maximum, 35; the Government Hospital yesterday|, o o o '. '. AT for medical treatment. g Ak [ X S * TOMORROW'S FORECAST :o o0 FEMMER'S TAXI—PHONE 9 e Partly cloudy and con- New Taxi service announced by|® tinued cold tonight and |D. B. Femmer. Give us a call. Cour-|® Wednesday. Minimum tem- |teous attendants. New cars. o perature Wednesday morn- | AR ST A S ® ing, 24; maximum tempera- | Sugar is the numver one Pue! ture Wednesday, 32. | Rican: crop. o e 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 " ot et e e 2 POUNDS - 75¢ SWANSON BROS. GROCERY and MARINE SUPPLY Lower Franklin Street Phone 217 i VUSSR SUPUUR | NOTICE The Reconstruction Finance Corporation has available for sale a quantity of used gas powered centrifugal Pumps, portable Air Compressors, stationary Power Units, 5 to 30 KW Light Plants, Electric Welders, Tow Graders, Concrete Mixers, Carry-all Scraper, Road Rollers, AC HD14 and International TD-18 Tractors, and 1% ton Stake Trucks all, located in Fairbanks. De- scriptive offering list may be con- sulted at the nearest Post Office or may be obtained by writing the R. F. C. at Box 1349, Fairbanks. SYOU SAKKY HADPKY, GRAINLESS ONE - --WE GO See WHAR daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W.| they should con- ‘ le seveecsceoecscoscccsce in November, working under the | Adele Jurgins and Ruth Brady, | Alaska Evangelization Society. Mr. |taffy-tint blondes—and from all| | Nickel recently graduated from the [accounts, all beauties | I'missionary course of the Moody In “Heaven Can Wait,” playing | | Bible Institute at Chicago, Illinois. |last times tonight at the 20th Cen- | i Mrs. Nickel is also a graduate of the | same school. i tury Theatre, the girls go through| a number with lovely Helene Ru-w Formerly the mission which Pas- yolqs—also a blonde. The number "‘” INIGERL Wit phekeve hiksd “""‘““lill‘ leads to Miss Reynolds' meeting | far the mitive popuisdsn = Whils with Don \mth( \\hlth in l\nm & is invited to attend mch services TR 'f"m"“' ' The first meeting in their chapel | will be on Christmas Day, Decem- | ber 25, at 7:30 p. m. Immediately | following the program there will be | Among the many Westward peo- a reception for all those present. ple passing through Juneau on a Regular church services will begin southbound steamer are J. T. Cun- on Sunday morning, December 31, yjngham, Auditor of the Alaska with Sunday School for all ages and | Rajlroad at Anchorage and Mr.-and an 11 o'clock a. m. MOrning Wor- | nrs. Robert Gebo of the Morrison- ship service. | Knudsen Company, Alaska Division They are to spend the holidays in | the States. GENE TIERNEY DON AMECHE OHRRLES COBURN |tions in the TODAY & WEDNESDAY Jack Benny | Rochester—Priscilla Lane ] in | “MEANEST MAN IN THE WORLD” Plus—“MEMPHIS BELLE” MRS. PEARCE RETURNS | Mrs. Frank Pearce has refurned from the South where she has va- cationed for several months with a | | daughter. Mrs. Pearce spent most{ New Taxi Service announced by | of her vacation in Burlingame, Calif. |D, B. Femmer. Give us a call | MONDAY NIGHT SEW CLUB |Courteous attendants. New Ca | The Monday Night Sewing Club | ‘met last evening at the home of | Mrs. Edwin Johnson for the regular | | weekly meeting and also for thvw | Christmas party and exchange of | | sifts. i | WESTONS SOUTH Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Weston left yesterday via steamer for the South | \where they will join their two sons | and establish their home. The Wes- tons plan on settling in the Enum- | claw, Wash,, area. Mrs, Weston was i born and reared in Juneau, daughter |of Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Morris, while FEMMER TAX1—CALL 9 PAN AMERIC Y all e way her husband has lived and worked here for quiLeflz fxumber of yenrs.' FLY in less than a day! :‘ HAIR STYLED ‘ "-S EATTLE Direct Daily Service i\ byExperls || #JUNEAU x & WHITEHORSE WE SPECIALIZE | & FAIRBANKS in Connections 4 ANCHORAGE, NOME, BETHEL, ond All Alasks Points Cold | . i Waving | INFORMATION . RESERVATIONS . TICKETS Permanents 135 So, Franklin St. Phone 106 Prive FRICAN AIRWALS Shaping sisTEMm e 2 e CABINETS FIXTURES g Hours 9 A, M. to 6 P, M. bord I.6.FULTON & COMPANY BUILDING CONTRACTORS REPAIRING and REMODELING ALL TYPES OF GLASS WORK Panes Replaced-New Frames Made | PHONE 433 149 So. Main Street . % & Blmass | Baranof Beauty Salon OPEN EVENINGS BY APPOINTMENT PHONE 538 M TO ALL CHILDREN ON GASTINEAU CHANNEL Christmas Greetings: ¥ The Elks Lodge has requested that I atfend a party given by them for you at the CAPITOL THEATRE, SATUR- DAY DECEMBEB 23, AT 1:30 P. M. I have made special arrangements to have something for all of you so please be at the party on time. (Signed) SANTA CLAUS VE FUITTED AWAY SHHH --- SEE ! ol WIE T8 WAD PIECE PULL IN YORE OOUBTING ) MUST ASK T0 THIS COSTUME, NECK, SNUFFY, MIRACULOUS HAWKY TAWRY -- HERE COME ONE |F HEAD WILL BE BACK FOR O\WNNER TONIGHT \S T 7? W' ROVAL COOKS or i wiwor ——— R NI