The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, January 22, 1946, Page 5

'TREMENDOUS JANUARY 22, 1946 PUBLIC ACCLAIM DEMANDS ANOTHER CHANCE TO SEE THE MOST THRILLING STORY EVER FILMED! TONIGHT ONLY!? \\ ... comes the whole story of history’s mest perilous adven- Eisenhower’s =55 N [ The fascinating story of the men and women who fought and warked from desperaie D-Day to glorious V-E-Dyy! Brought 1o the Scraen by Two Greot Directors! Capt. GARSON KANIN - CAROL REED (ior the United Siates) (for Great Britain) Distributed by COLUMBIA PICTURES or Office of War iformaties L...gh War Aelirties Committes — Motion Picturs ladkstry THE DAILY AL ’IHE .I.RUE GLORY' [qmns and tiny gold shoe buttons ’um\ with a black dotted veil com-| " “lGH'I‘ | pleted the ensemble. ! | The young couple left by plane| will make their home. For the [bride’s going-away costume, she| General Dwight D. Eisenhower's sujt with a white satin blouse. Her| “The True Glory,” American andtcpcoat was of fi v wool ' trim-| Ithe capture of Fortress Europe, will! The guests present at the simple| Le on thg screen for only two show- wedding ceremony were Mr. and| General Dwight D. Eisenhower, be- | T} des speaking a foreword, appears Mr. Harold Case with the Gi's, the Tommies S"“-I et e vy, o e - ANNUAL ASSESSMEN Waves, Waafs, Wrens and the many i “brass hats” of the United Nations. i directorial supervision of Captain Garson Kanin of the Army of tke {and Carol Reed, well known British, The period now allowable for the| film director performance of annual assessment | >, | States, including Alaska, at the pres- |ent time has at least seventeen| | 5t ing clarifying statement | | ! “The Act of May 3, 1943 (57 Stat.| |the annual assessment work provis-| |ions of section 2324 of the Revised | The American Legion Post initiat- | €tatutes ‘until the hour of 12 o'clock | ed eight World War II veterans meridian on the Ist day of July af-| ning. The new members are Budj!h? present war, as determined by P. Ordos, Max M. Lewis, Don Hun-|concurrent resolution of the Con-} | gerford, Marvin Kristan, Rocky Mc- gress’. The President has issued no! the initiation several of the newtion of hostilities, nor has the Con- Comrades made a short speech of |gress adopted a concurrent resolu- he was looking forward to the ar-!these actions to be taken at any time' rival of his English bride in Juneau,|brior to July 1, 1945, the suspension | was the most effective and liveliest|operative as of 12 o'clock meridian | one he had ever attended. on that date. This hour marks the meeting the applications of Walter |during any portion of which the la- | 0. Sinn and Karl Katz were u(-cpp[.'lv\fl‘ or improvement required by sec- can Legion. Comrade Rocky Mc-|der existing law all holders of mining Cormick gave a talk on the need for|claims will have until July 1, 1947,] Her hat, a smart winter-white tri-} for Wrangell, Alaska, where they| ONLY AT CAPITOL - chose a black gabardine dressmaker| British Army-made film depicting med with black persian lamb. | ings tonikht. Mrs. Douglas |in many of the sequences, along| o |time Services, together with Wacs, | ‘The picture was made under the IN NEXT ~ 17 MONTHS| | United States, ex-Hollywood director - - | - work on mining claims in the Umrf‘d‘ f EIGHT INITIATED gate Bartlett in issuing the follow- | | pos‘l‘ lAS‘l’ NIGH"':'A. 30 U. S. C. sec. 28a) suspended | with a colorful ceremony last eve- ter the cessation of hostilities in! Whitside, Jack H. Borhaven, Joseph|proclamation of the President or Cormick, and Harold Brown. After|proclamation determining the cessa-, appreciation. Comrade Lewis said tion to this effect. Were either of| and Comrade Ordos said the meeting of section 2324 would cease to be During the business session of the beginning of a new assessment year | ed for membership in the Ameri-'tion 2324 may be made. Hence, un-{ coperation on behalf of the Legion- for the performance of their asse: naires in providing any possible clues{ment work, if the cessation of hos- | to apartment vacancies that will tilities is declared at any time prior serve as more permanent quarters to July 1 of this year. Should the for the families burned out in the declaration be postponed until Coliseum fire. He said many of the|later date, the time for the perform families have only temporary places,ance of assessment work would, un- for their present use, and are des- der the provisions of the act of May | perately in need of permanent 3, 1943, be extended for at least an- “THE TRUE GLORY"” WILL START AT 8:05—10:15 EXTRA! “CONFUSION IN INDIA” and other shorts! NEWEST ISSUE OF THE NEWS OF THE DAY!!! TOMORROW! EXCITEMENT and ROMANCE in EMPIRE ! ) {January 19, at A. Mead, Mr. J. B.eSCOrts pson, Mr. Herbert Mead and 10108 | condu L R ] s ling 1 frs. Ju lof Pet of Pel a t | | : {months to run, according to Dele- |Johnsor ‘AU, ALASKA Mrs. Johanna Jensen FILM "HOLLYWOOD Is New President of CANTEEN' OPENING Juneau E@Qlem Club AT 20TH CENTURY‘ The June k lute to our in held it w uniform and as a stirring tri- in the El bute to the people of the motion picture industry whose unce ef- have done much to prevent in soldier morale, Warner Bros. have fashioned their newest musical hit, “Hollywood Canteen, which opens tonight at the 20th Cen- tury Theatre both| Star-studded enough entertainment nan make ten motion pict the s cast includes Jack Benny, Joan Crawford, Bette Davis, John Gar- field, Jack Carson, Jane Wyman, Alexis Smith, Joyce Reynolds, Joan Leslie, Robert Hutton, Jimmy Dor- sey and his Band, Dennis Morgan Carmen Cavallaro and I tra, and Joe E. Brown, just mention a few of the total of sixty- two top names in the film Directed and scripted by Delmer| Daves, “Hollywood Canteen” com- bines the merriment of a musical revue with the pathos and human- ness of a warm romance. All mu- sical numbers in the film were creat- ed and directed by LeRoy Prinz and the entire production was accom- plished under the aegis of Alex Gott- leib mer Club No. 90 Service Emb! A. 1al Installation Hall aturday 8 o'clock, with a large members their many visitors en- a prot night, attendance o forts Lreaks and The I ceremonies were with) in Lind to capacity Mrs. McDonald is Past-President mu- Emblem Club No. 81, nd Mrs. Lind is now President of hat club The following are were in hanna J Beulal Clark, Mrs. H Franc sics the officers who President, Mrs. Jo- Vice-President, Mus. ¢ Mrs. Eva 10 Lawrence and McCloud; Marshal, Mrs. Chaplain, Mrs. Irma cording Secretary, Mrs. Virgir aham; Financial Secre- tary, tty Casperson; Press Correspondent, Mrs. Daisy Fagerson; First Guard, Mrs.- Esther Erbland; ond Guard, M Anna Hayden; and Rssistant M hals, Mrs. Jean Talkington and Mrs, Elizabeth Thompson Mrs. Holmquist, Past President; Mrs. Belle Hudson, organ- ist, and Mrs. Louise Feist, Cor ponding Secretary-elect, were not present for the ceremonies, and will be in °d in their respective of- fices at a later meeting of the club. The Petersburg Emblem Club pre- sented the Juneau Club with a love- ly gift, and a beautiful bouquet was also ed the newly installed President, Mrs. Jensen, by the in- stalling officers, who in turn, were given a token of appreciation in behalf of the local club by Past- Fresident, Mrs. Daisy Fagerson The evening's gaieties included dancing, and refreshments were en- joyed. tees s orches- to Frances - FUNERAL SERVICES FOR MRS. GUIMAN 10 BE WEDNESDAY Funeral services for Mrs. Helen Guzman, who died January 17, at the Government Hospital, will be held tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock from the Chapel of the Charles W Carter Mortuary The Rev. Wm. McIntyre, S. ., will officiate at the serv Interment will be in Evergreen Cemetery .o SUNDAY MARRIAGE Robert P. C it of Juneau and Mary Katherine Wallick of Los Angeles, Calif, were married Sun- day afternoon at the home of U. S Commissioner Felix Gray of Doug- las. > FROM ANCHORAGE Norman Olson and T have arrived here from nd are guests at the - TWO SKAGWAY VISITORS G. L. Budd, and Mr Peter T Dahl, residents of & y, were L. Logan Anchorage Baranof -eo ATTENTION PIONEE You must make your reservations PAGE FIVE §sa ¢ i [ZO°LENTURY IT STARTS TONIGHT Helmit e pett lan faul HENREID Robert HUTION, Joan LESLIE! Peter LORRE, da LUPINO! [renc MANNING Joan MCRACKEN Dolores MORAN Dennis MORGAN: Eleanor KE Joyee melg ¥ Ry i "THE FIGHTING GUARDSMAN" quarters. A resolution was adopted by the other year beyond July 1, 1947.” Section 2324, now suspended, re- Among visitors to Juneau register- for Friday's dinner before noon Jan. 23. (173-t2» Legion to extend any possible co-|quires not less than $100 worth of ing at the Baranof yesterda, $ 000600000000000000000000000 0060 0000000006830000 FPIEPI00000000040000000000000040000000000000000000 I operation to the Juneau Post of the!labor to be performed or improve-| Veterans' of Foreign wars. jments aggregating such amount to O. F. Harrison, a visiting member |be made each year on each mining' of Ontario, Oregon, gave a short claim located in the United States,! talk on how his Post aids distressed including Alaska | veterans when they need help or are| S 2 16 PASSENGERS| sided over the medting with Com- | SHOWPLALE or The Triangle = Cleaners Miss Bernice Mead URGES YOU TO ' Becomes Bride of JOIN Mr. Alben M(coy‘George. ’ s ; { Miss Bernice Aileen Mead, young-!Baily Covey, Effie Covey, Harry| MARCH UF DIMES est daughter of Mr, and Mrs., Doug- Nicholas, Jan Kolosky, Alice Kolosky, las A. Mead, longtime residents of | Janie Kolosgy, Susan Kolosky, Glenn {Juneau and -Douglas, became the Burnett, Willlam Matthews, George WE NOW HAVE | § b r. 1 (H 3 Loy St 18-HOOR SERVICE ride of Mr. Bert McCoy, son of{Holmes, Vernon Logan and Lester |Mrs. C. T. Dyes of Seattle, Wash.,| Linehan. CALL |rades Martin and Zenger in charge |of entertainment for the newly ini- |tiated Comrades. Commander Thib- ( jodeau urged all who have not done| pan American Airways yesterday s to purchase their tickets for the ey yhe following passengers to and | forthcoming Jiggs dinner, in Feb-|fom genttle, Fairbanks, and White TS, | horse Leaving for Seattle: Harry Hill, Milo Fitch, John Burris, James Cole- | man, Kay Powell, Vivian Imidicks, | Leo Beaudreau, Jessie Stevens, Har-| |old Lynch, Clyde Jeyte, Genevieve | Duke, Anthony Karnes, James Ram- say, Rudolph Nelson, Bernard | Smith, Bertha Lee George, Thomas Gordon Wahto, and Mr. Albert McCoy of Wrangell,z From Fairbanks: Mrs. Vera Alaska, Saturday evening ‘at 9:30iand from Whitehorse, o'clock at the Resurrection Luther- Dahl and Gail Budd |an Church. The vows were read by‘ i s s s R |the Rev. G. Herbert Hillerman. CDA MEETS TONIGHT Mrs. Henry D. Mead, of Juneau, was the bride’s attendant, and Mr.| {Henry D. Mead was the best man. Mrs. McCoy graduated from Ju- neau High School in 1941, and at- tended the University of Maryland| for two years, where she was an ac-| Hostesses for the evening will be tive member of Sigma Kappa, be-|Mrs. A. J. Goodman and Mrs. G. coming the president of the house in| Nottingham. » her second year. Later she attended | the Edison Avocational School in Seattle, Wash., and upon gradua- tion she returned to Juneau and accepted a position at the Alaska Laundry, Inc., being employed there until her marriage. The bride wore a stunning two-| piece Anthony Blotta outfit of white gabardine and black wool. The white top was accentuated by black se- The Catholic Daughters of Amer- ica will hold their regular social nmeeting tonight at 8 o'clock in Parish Hall, and all members are cordially ivited to attend. > —— DRINK KING bLACK LABEL! Regular Service from Seattle and Tacoma FREIGHT . . . . PASSENGERS REFRIGERATION ALASKA TRANSPORATION CO. Gastineau Hotel Phone 879 J. F. 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