The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, March 22, 1945, Page 6

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Woodley Airways Alaska Coastal Airlines, Agents—Phone 612 skiing.) | PROGRAM (Week of March 22 to March 29) o e o o o @ e THURSDAY, March 22—9:30 p. |m., Dance at USO to music of |8Servicemen’s Band e o o e FRIDAY, March 23-—7:30 p. m., Radio Show over KINY, “The Devil Tree”; by USO Commandos | Portrait drawing by Mary and Jean |Shaw. 10 p. m. March Birthday |Party, with refreshments and spe- |cial entertainment, followed by cancing to juke box. (Note: The | Committee c'l Management meeting scheduled for Friday postponed !to date to be set by chairman.) o o is ° e SATURDAY, March 24—10 p. m., Juke box dance in the USO. e o |e SUNDAY, March 25—1:30 p. m,, “Trip to Mendenhall Glacier. 5:30 p. fee Hour with waffles; Ruth at the piano. 10 p. m,, Nina ephine Crumrine, noted ar- ill show some of their paint- ings of dogs and tell of their ex- periences. 11 p. m., Songfest. (Note: The Juneau Ski Club welcomes servicemen to join it all-day snd tists in e MONDAY, March 26—7 p. -m, Meeting of Servicemen's Council. 7 to 10 p. m, Juneau Badminton Club meets for play in High School gym; servicemen welcome. 8:30 p. m., Forum Club leaves USO for party in private home. 9 p. m, Movies at the USO e o o e TUESDAY, March 27—7:30 (de- p m., Broadcast of Quiz Contest ciding mateh between girls and Army All-Stars). 9:45 p. m., Cus- temary Tuesday Night g s in USO. 10:45 p. m., Juke box dance. e o o e WEDNESDAY, March 28—9:30 p. m., Square dancing in USO under joint sponsorship with AWYVS. e o o 0 o o PORT EDWARD TEAM From time to time in the past our club has played host to some excellent individual athletes among the many servicemen who have zed it. It is right no how- , that we have with us the best regation of athletes in our his- We refer to the U. S. Army Bas- ketball team from Port Edward, B. C. These fellows are enjoying a brief furlough in Juneau, enroute south after their strenuous weeks in Anchorage and the Aleutians. They beat the best teams from all over Southeast Alaska and the mainland, taking the area\cham- pienship in Anchorage and winning the right to meet the Aleutian titleholders for the all-Alaskan Service Teams Championst? Travelling out to Adak, they lost two of the three games played there in a hotly-contested series with a Negro team representine the Novy, Fine athletes and good fellows, these soldiers already have Lii . « lot of new friends here. Undoubt- edly they will add many more to their admirers on Saturday night when they meet a local team in an exhibition game for the benefit of the Red Cross. Their team is led by its Center, Stanley Ketchmark, of Aurora, Illi- nois, a brilliant basketball player and all-around athlete and, inci- dentally, a likely-looking prospect for the infield of the Chicago White Sox after the war. His teammates on Saturday will be selected from the following: Harold Hensen, Val- paraiso, Indiana; /Charles Horn, York, Pennsylvania; Paul Manson, Orrville, Ohio; John Moline, Willi- ston, North Dakota, William “hompson, Sandusky, O., and For- rest Southworth, Reading, Pa. Capt. Charles Peake, of Columbus, Ohio, is the Army officer in charge of the group. Details of Saturday's benefit game will appear in the Empire tomorrow. Watch for them. And don't miss seeing in action this team that was runner-up for the {championship of all of Alaska. There is every reason to rate ite the best team ever to appear in Juneau. * o o SUNDAYS AT TEN Sunday nights at the club have been traditionally on the quiet side. After rather busy Saturday nights |in some cases rather strenuous |Saturday nights, indeed), it has |seemed to meet with general ap- |proval {1zed programs in the clubhouse on |the following night. Casual reading, |letter writing, and listening to the Juke box or to the informal singing |around the piano has appeared to be about as strenuous an activity as anyone cared for. We've tried to |accede to this general preference. Two Sundays ago, however, when we scheduled Senator Frank Whaley with his fine movies, we overed that everyone was de- ‘Ihglued. Both the size of the crowd jand its enthusiasm convinced us that if the entertainment was really |good, late Sunday night was likely to prove an ideal time for its | presentation. Accordingly, it's been decided that |for ‘the next several weeks (at least) we'll continue to present these special USO Sunday night features at 10 «o'clock. 8p. m,| P. Cn this complaint to do without any organ- - The next feature will be the ap-, Inferesting liems for Everybody of two counts in contempt citation ajlaska. ROOM 3—First National Bank Bidg. PHONE 678 and imposed a fine of $50 on each count The case was presented by THOMAS JENSEN IN | Mrs. Dorothy Tyner, Enforcement Thomas J. Jensen arrived from 3 ¥ PR Attorney for t 310P0Af-r 5 the Wi rd today after v i pearance here on March 25 of ina The Territoria ice of Price ey of Y or H] and Josephine Crumrine, famous Administration today -stressed the :A_‘!?,fr o S Dl- ISMCS——-Bmng conh‘adol’ painters of Alas dogs. They will fact that the Rent Regulation, in i exhibit some of their pictures and effcct in Alaska since November 1, CMIKES" OP) REMODELING E i REPAIRING tell us about r adventures in 1942 and enacted *or the mutua¥ pfie's place in Douglas is open CABINET SHOP worki e fascinating ani- | penefit and protection of tenants ¢ after seyeral days emergency 270 South Franklin Street. PHONE 799; Res. Black 290 mals. Our men are certain to enjoy and landlords, provides such mea- following a fire in pm,'[‘ keenly this opportunity to become sures to prevent retaliatory action of the building. The past three acquainted with these two charm- tinguished art ing ladies and d e o o - e - 15 vain for Is in first class cond galn for PLUMBING—HEATING—OIL BURNERS—SHEET METAL Chn.sum’ “Colt, for the notable (4 for chicken and steak s > tinfféadlon she thade 08 Her first 5 PHONE 787 Third and Franklin visit to the clubhouse and at Mon- NE“/S Saege day night's Forum Club meeting. SSIONARY SOCIETY 1€ = p—— . Frank Adams (Director of the Ketchikan USO) and his charming wife, Fran, for the very enthusi- astic welcome they received f the many GI's and GSO members who hdppened to drop into the local USO while they were here carly Wednesday morning s Soldiers Stanley Grabowski, Ted Thircs, Roland Cormandy and their shipmates on the L. T. 158, for having won from our collective rating as one of the most likeable of all the groups of ser- vicemen ever to visit the Juneau USso . . Peggy Long and Betty Seymour, newcomers from the States, for the speed with which a large number GI's took them from the moment they of to made theirqinitial appearance here a week , Speaking of speed, the rapidity with which th. digh School girls and fellows made themselves at home at last Satur- cay night's USO dance, which was exactly what we all hoped they would do and which helped to make the affair one of the gayest and liveliest \vn've ever s-mnsored ANCHORAGE LANDLORD ago . IS FINED Contempt P?&éedingssAre' Brought Against Jeffer- son, Dimond's Court A fine of MOO tol contempt of court was ordered in Judge Anthony J. Dimond’s court in Anchorage on March 20 against Will Key Jeffer- zon. Jefferson, an Anchorage land- lord, was charged in a cuiaplaint fil- cd by ihe OPA Enforcement Divi icn with violating rent cegulations. had already d a preliminary in- junction cn January 16, res and prohibiting Jeffers ally evicting tenants, collecting curity deposits, and from charging rents in the ceiling. Disregarding this order, and be- ' fore final hearing on the complaint, Jeffe attempted to evict tenants €XCess o1 permitted JUNEAU TONIGHT 7:30P. M. THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE —JUNEAU: ALASKA staff the'y Judge Dimond (1460 ON who testified against him or furnished the OPA with tion. The result of his act was a tempt citation filed by the En- | forcement, Division. Judge Dimond |found the defendant guilty on each by a landlord against tenants com- plaints, SCHOOL RATED GOOD A regular meeting of the Douglas ing in office of the Superin- h Annex this ing at 7 e s Siint. flabere rteasl . Were Goleck, | OUE" T4 b shelt hiseribd ] Lumber and Building Materials auno Neimi, Val Poor and Arr later hour this meeting has hilt and Superintendent been called a half hour earlier. | PHONES 587 or 747—JUNEAU nor Warren. Dr. James C. Ryan, Since thi the first meeting with YOU CAN GET LUMBER FOR ESSENTIAL Territerial Commissioner of Educa- new officers a full attendance is| ticn, was present and gave his requested | REPAIRS ON YOUR HOME early official report and recom- -t ee i mendations. | JEANS HERE | s A - Dr. Ryan's recommendations in- Gloria Jeans, of Petersburg, has| Cluded u stereopticon or a Movie arrived i town from Petersburs. | L 1T IS 10 snbsmuie lor newspaper r advertising! cound machine should be pur- She is a guest at the Hotel Juneau. | e PR chased for the school and also a - - — Mimeograph machine. He noted FROM I’LI‘LRNB! RG | pe that both the Science rooms and Deputy Christensen, ‘ mNEAU WELD!HEI ANB MACHINE snop the libra were improved ~vor of Pete: b ived in town |1 31 Willnughby Avenue Phone 525 iormer years but recommended on an official business trip. He is AUTHORIZED AGENTS FOR that both be built up with' more staylng et the Hofel Juneau, GRAY MARINE DIESELS and GENERAL equipment. R SRR AP S MOTORS DIESELS Dr. Ryan’s rating of the Douglas y ' | From 25 to 400 H. P. School was “good.” He compli- } s GRAY MARINE (xAS EN(‘H\ES mented the School on its many - /,‘ wa'/ | From 42 to 96 provements during the past year % 7270 LEOTA MARINE SO p p LIES and of the good condition of the f Women's Apparcy building. RETURNS FROM SOUTH . William C. Anderson. a Douglas @\uww ¥ oL mewbfi BRAND S | over K — Y‘OUR RADIO DIAL) Sponsored by AND OF JUNEAU. of the KINY Statf for (Foremost—in—friendliness) i I—-N-Y who | City Councilman, arrived last informa- | ing by steamer from the South Anderson spent about th weeks in the Seattle and Puget Sound country on business very glad to be back ‘I' has been spent in cleaning polish an Blended Whiskey 86.8 Proof | —65% Grain Neutral Spiriis | Glenmore Distilleries Co., Incorporated, Louisville, Kentucky A BETTER BLEND FOR-BETTER DRINKS | JAMBOREE TONIGHT T:30P. M. THE GASTINEAU CAFE Featusres ¢ Battle of Wits: JUNEANvs. DOUGLAS MUSIC and SONGS from “Kay Kelvie” Produced and Directed by JIM KELLY GASTINEAU CAFE THURSDAY, MARCH 22, 1945 ~ | Public Accouniant-Stenographic-Tax Returns MURPHY and MURPHY Buccessors to Harvey Lowe He stg JUNEAU PLUMBING & HEATING CO. d redecorating and the place| MEMORIAL CHURCH WILL Missicnary Church will MEET TONIGHT Society of Me- | in COLUMBIA LUMBER COMPANY meet the | THRIFT CO-0P Member National Retaller- Owned Grocers 211 BEWARD STREET PHONE 767 ""FORD AGENCY (Authorized Dealers) GREASES—GAS—OIL Foot of Maln Street | Juneau Motors CAPITOL CAFE Southern Fried Chicken Choice Steaks DINE and DANCE o SR S A U 3k ikl ALASKA WINDOW CLEANING CO. Windew Cleaning and Janitor Service MERF C. FERRIS Phene 777 Alaska Cab Office TR S, G. E. ALMQUIST CUSTOM TAILOR | Sanitary Meat Co. FOR QUALITY MEATS AND POULTRY ! 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