The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, June 20, 1946, Page 5

THURSDAY, JUNE 20, 1946 | | | | | | A Tady Dector with MEN nwfiem'!' \ % M Plus—"0H GUARD" | “One cf the most exciting pictures I've ever seen,” says WINCHELL Complete Shows—7:19-9:30 “On. Gus :40-9:51 “Bedside Manner”—8:01-10:12 TOMCRROW! ] 2 FEATURES For Comfort anc Bervive | Get the New Wash- F. B. i MeClure, ington Hatlt | Mgr. ALASKANS FEEL AT FOME | at | PNEW VASHINGTON | Brazil wood is a dye wcod ob- tained from West Indian and South American tr HAPPY GROUP I CAST IN COMEDY | NOW AT CAPITOL The members of the cast of “Bed- | side Manner,” fun-filled farce cur-| rently at the Capitol Theatre, are| a pretty happy group of people | John Carroll, recently honorably | discharged from the Army Air! Corps after two years of service,| enacts a dare-cevil test pilot; Ruth | always cast in more sedate a breezy negligee-clad lady " Ann Rutherford finally gets) the chance te go sirenish as “the| other woman” and Charles Ruggles enacts a lovable country doctor—| his original goal in Mrs. Milner Is Surprised vOn Birthday A surprise birthday party was given for Mrs.- Ethel Milner last night at the Moose Lodge rooms.| The officers and members were present for practice and following the meeting, some of the members | marched in with a large bir cake while the guests sang * py Birthcay.” Mrs. Milner was pre- | | sented with two cloisonne vases by | Mrs. Peggy Whitmore. * | | Those 3 present were Mrs, Waldeman, G Schmit, Nellie Parrott, Ruth laustad, Lois Murphy, Bet-| ty Casperson, Fannie Timm, Vir-| ginia Pugel, Alberta Foxhill, Dor-! othy E 15, Odelia Light, Mary Haas, Peggy Whitmore, Elsie So- foulis, Idabell Bryson and Ma garet George. | Mrs. Milner is Senior Regent of the Women of the M - ret Martha the seeds of a grows through-, Brazil nuts are large tree which out tropical America. P e ——— | people observe this day with a mid- United States Savings Bonds back the future of ne\viyw P eds but their power to build a better life for all women is self evident. HIKE ISPLANNED BY METHODISTS ONLONGEST DA Once a year . iaska recognizes the day on which “Old Sol” stays above the horizon for the longest period of time. In Fairbanks a| midnight baseball game is played annually. But in Juneau many | night picnic and the reading of a newspaper at midnight. singing. The group will plan to leave the peak around 12:30 am, so that each person may be home by 2:30 am Additional information may be had by calling the church office, at 238. SEARS, ROEBUCK EXECUTIVE HERE ON ALASKANTOUR Sears, Roebuck and Co. executive DOUGLAS [FILM "THREE OF A - NEWS | KIND" TONIGHT TO ATTEND GRAND LODGE Jack R. Guerin, officer of Gas- k& x Lodge No. 12 & {Sunday enroute to Tacoma, Wash,,|tUry 18 the hilarlous comedy, “Thoe h of a Kind,” which combines the | where he was to attend the annual| 0 . re o | communicatios f he G d‘.wwwbah ant o” three topnotch ot of ‘;v,‘“]. b “f]. h‘“’“ {comedians, Billy Gilbert, Shemp e et ‘_(i"_“"““’“" Wwhich €on-| g ward and Maxie Rosenbloom, in Gieri "”_“ ¥ Ll ,d‘the starring roles. R Wil V% EORa Principal members of the support- | Guerin while in Tacoma and then |, o .o are Helen Gilbert, June jsend & week in Seattle with &n-\;ong puggy Henry, Paul Phillips, | other son George, and call on SeV-|ypeeler Oakman and Marle Aus- eral other oldtime friends includ-| ;. ;mg Samuel Devon at Zenith. } The story deals with the prob- i " i 4% ilcms of Gilbert, Howard and Ros- Fl?hn Ry WIFE HERE |o,1100m, vaudeville acrobats and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Endres arrived cafe owner, respectively, in trying ‘\Mondfly from Nome, where he has ¢, provide a home of 11-year-old been serving in the Army. Endres g,y whose father had been kill- | was released from his Army duties oq while performing his trapeze act. jon March 23, but did not officially | Amusing complications are num- | receive bhis discharge until several'erous put Miss Gilbert, as the lad’s | weeks ago. During the period be-|ccheming step-mother, comes very ‘twmen release and discharge, En-!peap upsetting the plans by claim- {dres worked for the USED at ing legal guardianship and, inci- | Nome. | centally, complete control of a size- The couple will visit relatives gple insurance policy left in the for a time and then make a trip t0 boy’s name. | the States. They are guests at the s home of Mrs. Endres’ sister and | ifamily, Mr. and Mrs. G. R. xsank.‘GARDE" (I.UB wu.'. | o, SITRA AND BACK 1 PUT WEED PROBLEM I. nd IS, ee SW and son UP TO COUNCILMEN |Jimmy and Mr. and Mrs. Holly| |Evans and son Richard, made a/ | trip to Sitka, the first of the week | Tna Garden Club met Wednesday ‘nbomd the Ajax for a pleasure trip afternoon at the home of Mrs. A. ;and returned yesterday via plane. |g Glover with Mrs. Charles For- ward assisting hostess. Tea was | VISITS HERE |served after the meeting. Mrs. Jac: Hartley and two| Mrs. W. J. Walker was appointed | daughters, Sallv, one year old and |chairman of the program commit- Peggy three years of age, arrived tee to replace Mrs. A. F. Zimmer- lon the Princess Louise on Tuesday imun who has bone to the States to irrom their home in Burlingame, make her' home. California. Mrs. Elton Engstrom and Mrs. | Mrs. Hartley is a daughter of Daniel Langdon were named to at- | Mrs. Frank Pearce and was born tend the council meeting Friday |and raised in Douglas. They will night to urge city action in con- visit here several weeks. trolling the weeds around the | ————teo—— |streets and on vacant lots. The first systematic effort to es-| On the program Mrs. Walker talk- tablish an organized government in |°d on house plants and window Bazil was made in 1532, Loxes. s | MITs, TaBD TSt and’ Mrs. Floyd | Fagerson will be hostesses July 17 JOHN McKANE AT 20TH CENTURY | YOUR BE The Juneau Methodist Church is | Stanley Donough arrived last mgm; John McKane is supposed to have at the Forrest summer home on Quality Motor Repairing Pays All Repair or Rewind Jobs which are ac- cepted by us are handled by aneexpert techician. Each job, large or small, is carefully test- ed and inspected before it is released to our customer. This business is built through satisfied customers. "Serving Souiheasiern Alaska” © PARSONS ELECRTIC CO. AUDITS SYSTEMS TAXES ' 1 NEILL, CLARK and COMPANY . \ ! | Established 1940 Public Accountants — Auditors — Tax Counselors 208 Franklin Street — Phone 757 FAIRBANKS OFFICE—201-2 LAVERY BUILDING Kinloch N. Neill John W. 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