The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, January 19, 1945, Page 3

«~ FRIDAY, JANUARY 19, 1945 " N TWo FEATURES TO THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE — JUNEAU, ALASKA (HERMANNNAMED Nome Sourdough ‘ [Is Alaska ‘ PAGE THREE! HORROR TALE IS “AHOT TIME IN SWIN A Sparkling, Scintillating ; Galaxy of Gals and Gags! “THE GREAT ALASKA MYSTERY ] ] AR LU FEIE i H AYRES 3 d it MITC SECOND FEATURE : A tale from the old West of hunted men and painted women! RELEASED THROUGH URITED ARTISTS RICHARD DIX.JANE WYATT o Victor JORY - Albert DEKKER - Eugere PALLETTE fi Saturday Matinee ONLY ‘ Attention===- CARPENTERS Local Union 2247 Regular Meeting of All Carpenters Will Be Held Friday Night at 8 inthe A. F. of L. Hall BABIES NEED The beneficial effects of the sun’s rays. The natural source, is not available, at present. So, the next best source, is SUNLAMPS. - SHOW TWO DAYS S CAPITOL BILL entirely different icter, go on the screen ¢ apitol tonight for a two-day is the story of a regular western Dix, Jane It is a town, a starring Richar and Albert Dekker ion of the story *“Peace | i There is gun-play, fist| s, old-time dance bhalls with y girls and plenty of excite- e other feature is “Swingtin » ring the remaykable the Andrews Sisters—Patty, | ene and LaVerne, {‘ e Andrews Sisters have an| excellent supporting cast which in- cludes Harriet Hilliard, Peter Cook- son, Matt Willis, Bill Phillips and | Tim Ryan. Mitch Ayres and his orchestra also are presented in the breezy action film. | | : HOBBY EXHIBITS, | The Hobby Show of the Juneau| Woman's Club yesterday was al “great success,” according to the| club’s Fine Art's Committee chair- {man Alice Brandebury, who | tended her appreciation today tc those who helped to put the affai {over So many visitors jammed the| |Scottish Ritv Temple to see the show E. L. Keithahn, Museum Cur- ator, had to deliver his lecture on! native materials crafts a second| promise tfe show will be held in next y | I 0. 0.F. OFFICERS | INSTALLATION HELD| yo | Newly elected officers of Aurora | Encampment A-1, 1.0.O.F., were| installed at the Juneau Odd Fel-; M. J. Wade received a permit for |Hotel. They are registered from | [$1,000 in interior alterations at 325|Anchorage. | lows Hall Thursday evening, They are Sam J. Paul, chief| patriarch; George 1. Jorgenson, ".srmor warden, and George Clark, high priest. ~ | i Installing officers included H. V. | Callow, district deputy grand pa ‘Lriar(‘hp James Larsen, district dej | uty grand junior warden; Hans Lo- ken, district deputy gr: y grand treasurer, arter, district dep- nd high priest. | hments were served to a ‘large attendance after the ceremony, | > " COMMUNICATION To the Editor, January 18, 1945— is made to the news item g in The Empire of this | date, entitled “Women May Join | Chamber,” and which stated T had i'nude application to the Juneau Chamber of Commerce for member- | ship in that organization. | For the information of the public | and the present Chamber members, | T wish to say that from 1938 to 1943 /T belonged to the Juneau Chamber %nr Commerce . . . if paying annual dues makes one a member. How- | ever, for the past two years I have |not been approached for collection of dues or renewal of membership, |and my membership was auto- matically discontinued. I assumed i‘lhe reason for this was that I had no one in my organizatfon of the so-called stronger sex to represent me, and women members were not encouraged to attend. Now, as to my opinion in the mat- { ter, that is something different. I believe the Chamber of Commerce in Juneau, or anywhere else for that matter, should be composed of the business people of the community, be they men or women. Since, in Juneau, there are approximately as many women as men operating legitimate businesses, exclusive of beauty salons, why should we be excluded? Until the item in The Empire was called to my attention, I knew nothing about being considered for membership at this time, as no one from the Chamber has called on me in this matter. However, I'll gladly renew my membership or file ap- plication for a new one, provided I ‘havc the cooperation of the other business women in Juneau, and we can attend the Chamber meetings without feeling we are encroaching on territory designated for men only. i Let the Chamber’s Membership Committee get busy. (Signed) LAURA P. ORDWAY, Owner-Manager of Ordway's Phofo Shop. | { CAPITOL CAFE 5 B i Southern Fried Chicken | and | ut Choice Steaks DINE and DANCE e ) TC SHRINE CLUB PRESIDENT POST Plans Are Made for Two Dances to Be Held in Coming Season Holding its a election of offi ast evening at the American' Legion Dugout, the Juneau Shrine Club named Frank Hermann President for the coming vear. K. G. Merritt was elected to e Vice-President’s and J. W, ivers was again st ed as Secre= t Treasurer, s were formuiated by the club 1 E of two dances to be held One dance will be held club’s regular Washington's date, or perhaps the Sat- following. Definite date for cond dance is as yet unan- , but will likely be in March. A b N ikt Mrs. W. H. Stevens, a medical patient, has been discharged from St. Ann's Hospital Jean Natterstad has been dis- charged from St. Ann's Hospital receiving surgical attention a surgery pa- has discharged from 's Hospital. rs. C. Roust has been ad- mitted to St. Ann's Hospital for surgical attention .- THREE BUILDING PERMITS ISSUED Three building permits were E in Juneau this week. M. Behrend: and Third, in interior alterations and alt tions of entrance doors. Hans Berg is the contractor. ny meeting and is- ved one Third Street Kruse € tors. Mrs, Dalziel d 2 permit for $700 in interior alterations at the Needlecraft Shop, 111'% Seward et, with Tripplette and Kruse with Triplette - and Endive Green Onions Radishes Parsley Carrots Broccoli “Cauliflower Red Cabbage Tomatoes Squash and many other items at the Company, Seward | for $1,000; GRASS |Qldfimer ; | | TY NOW SHOWING J-{, [ [ ”T”fly‘ AT 20TH CENTURY : | dual \ LAST TIMES THE M\'H"[‘fil‘il?\' HIT— BELA LUGOSI in "BOWERY at MIDNIGHT" - ' ) from the creeks” in! an Legislature will this| A year Ed Anderson of Nome,| Bela Lugosi another I . past four years of that |Tole to his film record in “Bowery city, A 1 resident since 1906,|at Midnight,” new horror tale but still calling himself a ncmp_‘shuwum last times tonight at the chakoe” when he -discusses legis-|20th Centu lative business. | While Lugosi does not resort to Anderson, a well set up sour- make-up of any Ifmd. he mar s dough who takes honest pride in to portray a dlgmfl_ed college P! ; the fact he is “just a hard work- fessor by day, and is the leader of ing miner,” has been following the vicious gang of cnmmnl.f by mining game since he first came bight. The well known histrionic north in 1906 to work on construc- Skill of this actor enables him to tion of the Nome-Kougarok rail- make the transition with road |eiving both characters all neces- Declining, like 'most legislators, Sary realism. to discuss pending legislation, An- o 3 % & 7__‘ derson, who is making his first MANAGEMENT COMMITT trip to the Legislature, declared: | USO, TO MEET TONIGHT “I've been in Alaska a long time,| The Committee of Management but down here I'm a cheechakoe Of the USO will meet tonight at and I'm not sticking my neck out.” |8 o'clock in the USO headquarters The popular Nome mayor did and, as many matters of import- say, however, the proposed return ance will be discussed, all members ito the Prospector's Aid Act is a 8re asked to attend. The session |“good thing.” will not last longer than an hour. 3 e | During the session, Anderson will be a guest at the Gaslincau‘;E“SlGN‘ HULVEY HERE: Hotel ‘ ‘ TR MR JOINS PORT PERSONNEL | TRIP Io (Aufok"lA;Coust Guard, arrived today in J |neau. He is assigned to duty with | i . & o lthe organization of the Captain s, i y collector| n AR of the Port here. Ensign Hulvey |U. 8. Custems here, accompanied by | R Whittier, is to leave Seattle|Came to Juneau from Charleston, for Hollywood, Calif. He is S. €., where he has been on duty lon leave from his office here, They With the Cnpltmn l;f. fh«-l T“{n \ave been visiting in Puget Sound| Ensign Hulvey has had ‘~l1” |cities, including Port Townsend, V! of experience in port security | Wash,, and Seattle. ) gnments. His home is in Ar- In Hollywood, Mr. and Mrs. Whit- lingten, Va. where his wife and | tier will visit their daught n-law,|tWo children are now living. En- the wife of Capt. M. Judson Whit- Sign and Mrs. Hulvey have a [tier, U, 8. Army, and their grand- daughter, Belinda, 13 v old, jaughter. Capt. Whittier is now and a son, William, 7 yea old. ving overseas. - Tomorrow— SATURDAY ONLY! | It's the LAFF Sensalion! JUNEAU JUNIORS CLUB SATURDAY MATINEE .75 P. M. RADIO BROADCAST ON KiNY FROM OUR BIG STAGE SHOW Prizes! Contfesis! ease, - - — POLICEWOMAN BACK FROM ANCHORAGE { City Policewoman Isabel | L. E. Flahart and E. Court- tung retwrned to Juneau jmanche are guests of the Baranof after vacationing in the States. i Har- today = - WARNING TO AUTOISTS! BENEPS : Auto owners are warned now is { ROBERTSON RETURNS [the time to pur 1945 auto | R. E. Robertson returned to Ju-|plates, and are cautioned not only neau today after spending the past to purchase them, but to placq two months in the Setates. Mrs.|them on their cars. |Robertson also returned to her JOHN MONAGLE, home here. Chiel of Police. 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