The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, September 5, 1946, Page 5

THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 5 , 1946 ENDS TONIGHT THE LAUGH SHOW OF THE SEASON! A request for specific informa- tion concerning housing construc- tion and housing needs was today A Columbia Picture lissued by Mayor Waino Hendrick- Housing Construction i Informafion Is Sought f the estimate city's| needed housing materi i A permanent housi committee will be appointed in the very near an overall THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE-—)UNEAU. A BIG PROGRAMFOR SEASON PLANNED AT JWC MEETING With a pace-setting agenda of accumulated business to work through after the three months’ summer recess, members of the Ju- Woman's Club feregathered LASKA "~ = | of Fine Ar nd Mrs. Don McMul- : | er; Finance, Mrs. John McCormick; Ho (0 I 6 " lin, chairman Membership, Mrs, Willis R Bnnlh.' ME M N D' NER Ive new members voted into| Hospitality, Mrs. Jose . Boy Mis. E. P. Chester Harold | son; Radio, Mrs. George Purington; | i i Mps. E. P. r, Mrs. ‘Ha 1 Radio, Mrs. Geor aton; | ~ ast Time Tonight G \‘r ¢ M . M !; Penrod, Mrs.| Publicity, Mrs. Harold &ronroos. | Eastern Star, Juneau Chapter, N B g C. C. Carger, Mrs. Henry Loret Named to the club Building 7, will e Tue 0 t 0 : A Named to 1 g 7, will entertain Tuesday night a | Mr W I\;‘mw Mrs. Board were Mrs. D. W. Herron, 6:30 o'clock with its annual Home- JACKIE COOPER Helen Van Mrs., C. W. Warfield, Mrs. Edith;coming Dinner for all members, es ” S Washington Walker, Mrs, Mildred R. Hermann, | corts and visitors. The dinner will GLAMD“R Frank Oliver, Mrs. Don Miller,| Miss | Coleman. Special repre-|be held in the Scottish Rite Temp : Mrs. Van Zandt. F spointed are Mrs. Ern-|{and will be followed by a regular " Radic Programs pes and Mrs, Harold Sver-, meeting at 8 o'clock S |son and Burr Johnson of the Cham- | future, Mayor Hendrickson said. leau 4 Representing the Executive Board,| drup, -Girl Scouts; Mrs. William L.| Alice Brown, Secretary, has ask- Complete Shows—7:23-9:30 Fer of Commerce Housing Commit- | This committee will assist the city| Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock in| which is in charge of programs for| paul, Health Council; Mrs. D. W.'ed that all persons planning to at- M Tomorrow Only: Feature Starts—7:54-1 tee. lin formulating plans to take care ”h'”:\ld-k:\[ Ll';llx(: a “l Pn:\'rr (;). the month of September, Mrs. A. Herron, Library committee, Mrs. tend call Red 380 or Black 484 as - This information, the Mayor said, |of Juneau's housing needs and the penthouse, to take action on pend- k. Glover announced radio pro-| Milton Daniel, telephone. |soon as possible. Tomorrow is the h 3 Touonnow_ will be used to assist the city's needs of those planning construc-|ing business and consider major| gr to be given each Wednesday| . Fillin w“‘l.,,\“‘lt‘\,-h:;,‘,‘ first gen- | “deadlin ks for reservations (.\‘x n:« Behind PI'ISOII wa“s housing committee in preparing a! tion. projects of the new club year. jmorring at 9:30 o'clock beginning eral meeting were: Mrs. Robert | dinner * and N MORE report on needed material for new| In Anchorage, Mr i Vuv(vd into rx{l;tvnu- in response | Sept. 4, when immediate past presi-! Treat, Custodian: Mrs. J. V. Cole,| Mrs. Julia Rice is chairman in ) \ . housing and housing currently un-told that the local ne as| to petitioning lef were: appoint- | dent Mrs. James V. Cole spoke, out-| Offic Ia Miss Ann Cole-|charge of arrangements for the an i . Mirth-quukmg FUN! der construction. This report is be-|for 1482 new housing units. Al-{ment of a delegate to the Alaska|lining the purposes and activities| Treasure ,3;1,'\‘ ..\\;‘;: 1‘;:’,\\"_‘..\‘.( event Trail 0 Terror ling made at the request, and for the |though pledging his aid in attempt-|Statehood Assn.,, Gastineau Chan-{ of the club for the benefit of new Corresponding Secretary > official use of George W. Coplen, ing to “clear the situation” as soon|nel branch, and payment of the|come:s of the Juneau area. Sche . 'S Helser. Ricotding ‘S 4 NO BPWC MEE GRO. regional housing expeditor for the|as possible, the NHA official said|club membership fee: donation of!uled for Sept. 11 a talk en the|yetary; Mrs E. Glover. Vice-! The noon meeting tomorrow of National Housing Authority, and T. that the city could expect no help|$25 to the Juneau Health Council| work for crippled chiidren in Alas-| President, and Mrs. R. E. Coughlin, | the BPWC will not be held at the O. Hoagland, also of the NHA. from the Outside within the next|for use toward allaying expenses in-|ka; Sept. 18, an evaluation of the President "I Baranof owing to the present tieup. ] The two officials are now in Ju- 90 days. He told committeemen |cidental to transfer of the Health|Statehcod for Alaska question with —Because of the scheduled depar- - neau gathering data on the city’s there that he would exert every Center; the forwarding of a letter|a presentation of mments on! ture of Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Heiser; The firefly is not a fly, but a |housing situation before going to effort to speed needed materials,|to the City Council requesting a re-| both sides to be gi by Mrs. M.} time this month, Mrs. Heiser's | Peetl§: |Ketchikan to complete surveys but he must first convince Wash-|port cn the public utilities survey|o. Johnson; Sept & iiuslonl [ reslgriation’ Wes. aocspted an ML, s Ithere. They plan to leave today, ington of the emergency» {of a year ago. | program FS b, ionesten wik. dleobpd 657wl and will come back to Juneau be- The report bt-m_g prepared in .Iu-| Also passed were motions to com- Cemmittees ) the post vacated fore returning to Washington, D. C. neau on housing needs here is also!bine business and luncheon meet- artment coairman and stand- [ All persons having construction to be used in Washington as evi-|ings during the current year, in mittess ‘axnotnced by Mrs.|7/ 2he fo the labor unrest which g P8 | lo: nouses or apartments undervay, dence of the wrgency of Alaska’s|continuance of the custom during|R. E. Coughlin, President, and g [IPFSTaRiSdRHS Mol PIRUNS, fot 3 Leon ERROL - Elizabeth RISD |and those who contemplate building | housing situation the past year; and printing of ti:e| proved the Sutive B R S | TRy TASEUIDG, - PIBDN. 10T Julie | [ ] Trl a ngle Edwin MAXWELL |houses or apartments, that will be > Juneau committee wishes to annual club program | were: Peace-time Service, Mrs, Don| &V¢1t had to be deferred: until la-| |available to veterans, and who are determine the exact need of local| Stddy Clroups | Foster, (whose department is al ‘o b Abe JUUORN) 84 Suaate WOLbe | C l = lin need of materials to finish such housing a odatier -! Two study groups—in Interna-|continuation of War-time Service I\Ii'»( ,"(,1', it was announced. Mem- | e ‘l ll e r s GHOSTLY |construction are asked to make sons needing e 0| viorat Ralations. ‘and Peacs-tite|anfl Post-War "Plsnuing): Hducar l)‘l'.\(‘luf .‘rk\-d to 'wufch the Empire | WHISPERS! [known these needs to Housing |diip cut ths applicets Janning—will be held through the|tion, Mrs. Elton Engstrom, Civic| °" ¢ announcement. E |Committee members, Mr. Johnson it in as indicated a1 | winter, it was announced by De-|Improvement and Public Welfare,| T D e - or Mayor Hendrickson. Orgte iy O OHce! hartment Chairman Mis. J. P. Wil-| Miss Belle Hartune; Fine Arts, Mrs. | | A Sound Investment ... | This information will be used in by Saturday noon, September 7. | Janng’ ang Mrs. Don Foster, with|Don McMullin; Legislature, Mss ROOF FOR REN'I‘ i i the first to be held the fourth|Don Burrus, International Rela- h 1 Keep YOUI’ CLOTHES Name: | Tuesday of each month at 2 o'clock, | tions, Mrs. J. P. Williams; Ameri-| A [in the penthouse of the Alaska|can Home, Mrs. Jack Floteher:| HONOLULU, Sept. 5.—The hous- Perfectly Cleaned |Light and Power Co; while thelAssociate Me hip, Mrs. Mil-'jno hortage in Honolulu apparent- | Number in Family: | Veteran, (Yes or No) | Where Employed | Please clip, fill in and tak ember 7. Sweeney would be there, remained for the entire 3 Mrs. Scott inquired about their " | ny friends and sent their best MRS SWEENEY Is*rcg,um to the “folks at home. . Mrs. Sweeney enjoyed the visit notwithstanding the Ito Spokane BA K FROM GRAND‘»IM! that it was very hot and the ‘u(‘u‘ssnl,\‘ of getting up at 6 o'clock ASSE | SSEMBLY, SPOKANE in the morning to be sure to get thrcugh the breakfast line in time to be at the meeting at the open- ling hour of 8:45 o'clock. M Sweeney, Deputy | Sweeney remarked that sleep wa Supreme Inspector for Zlaska, Order|out of the question, since there were of Rainbow for Girls, has return- gt least three in every room. ed from attending the 20th an- — e~ — FISH LANDINGS Mrs. Edward nual session cf the Grand Assembly | which was held in Spokane from August 22 to 24 i There were over 1300 delegates| Fish landings here yesterday to- registered, inclpding two gixls from|taled 81,100 pounrds of salmon, black the Anchorage Assembly, Sidney cod and halibut. Jean Raynor, a Past Worthy Ad-| Tom Sandvik's Norland sold 11,- visor, and Rosada Olscn. Other out-| 000 pounds of black ccd and hali- of-state visitors were the Supreme|but to New England Fish Company Inspectors of Montana and Ore-| The packer Elfin II, Skipper E. O. gon, the Deputy Inspector from Ill-|Swanson, brought in 50,000 pounds inois and the Grand Worthy Ad-lof salmon to Alaska Coastal Fish- visors of Montana and Oregon. eries; and the Janette under Skip- According to Mrs. Sweeney, the per Merle Rhodes, sold 30,000 meetings were held in the Masonic! pounds of black cod, also to ACF. Temple, as were the luncheons and - - banquet. There were just over 100| MISS LANE ROFF at the Mother Advisors’ luncheon, TEACHER OF PIANO abcut 125 at the Grand Cross of Color luncheon and over 700 at the grand banquet. At the Mother Advisors’ luncheon each guest was presented with an “Alaska Cotton | Corsage.” These made such a hit that the few who did not receive them were disappointed, and the Alaska deputy promised to send them each one on her return home. Beginners preferred. Phone Red 575. INTEREST INCREASES “Ifcreased interest in Rainbow was indicated by the number of . Maspns and Stars and Rainbow girls who attended all of the meet- ings;” said Mrs. Sweeney. She men- tion¢d that it was also shown'by the increased number of skits which wereé presented by the various as- somblies competing for awards and by the number of past grand offi- cers. who attended this meeting. During the past year there was an lincrease of 1,529 members, making a total of 10,179 girls who ; are active in Rainbow in this jur- isdigtion. This figure would have beer] larger were it not for the fact that each year about 800 girls reach their majority either through attaining their 20th birthday or by martiage. At that time they are taken off the active list and plac- ed bn the life-time honor list. Besides disposing of routine bus- iness and the reading of various reports, the Grand Officers initiated *a number of new candidates, con- ferved the majorily degree on eight or mine girls, and conferred the “Grand Cross of Color” honor on a very large class. Mrs. Sweeney | said that the Seattle Assembly, No. 5 t on a beautiful and impres- sivel memorial service honoring ten Raipbow girls who had died during g |he§year. NEW GWA iss Margaret Arnold of Renton, Waghington, was elected and in- stalled as the new Grand Worthy Adwsor, and it is her hope that she andj some of the other officers may be @ble to make a visit to some of the® Alaska "assemblies during her term. ‘Plans of the Alaska Deputy’s 0“3 al visits to the Alaska Assem- bli would probably be arranged pto coincide with such a visit byI Bar““l Ho!el the§Grand Officers if possible. H ile in Spokane, Mrs. Sweeney enjoyed a visit with Mrs. Walter Scojt, former resident of Juneau.| Mrsl Scott went to Spokane from Tdalo when she learned that Mrs. Phone 106 or m (adv.) ber 11. “No: No, Mr. Abercrombie, that isn’t what we mean when we say a hostess welcomes you aboard every Clipper” Isn’t that Mr,“A” a card ? Always kidding somebody about their advertising. But seriously... Pan American Steward- esses do welcome you aboard, serve you refreshments and hot meals, and see that Pan American’s reputation for service is kept bright and shining. Now just a suggestion: Advance Clipper reservations are needed for nearly every flight, so make yowrs early . . . at the address belows WorLp ARwArs and Pressed! second will be held on the same|{dred R. Herman Department |1y has reached a new “high.” 1 |day but during evening s ons| committees will take charge ol This ad appeared in the Star- | |from 7:30 to 9 o'clock in the var-; pregram activities for succeeding guiletin ' Wf NOW NAVE i |ious homes of study members /months as scheduled, beginning Furnished roof for rent, 721 Cap- 48-HOUR SERVICE Also announced was a series of | with Fducation in October, MTIS.|(ain Cook Avenue.” | ail to City Clerk by Saturday noon, under auspices of the Department| Historian, Mrs. Katherin | NEW DISTRICTS ARE | OPENED FOR FISHING The Fish and Wildlife Service announces that commercial fish- ing for salmon is permitted in the! following districts from 3 o'clock | September 5 to 6 o'clock Septem-| ber 17 | Clarence Strait District, u»mml.f southeast and southwest sections; only. | South Prince of Wales Island. | Sumner Strait District, excepting | Ernest Sound, Zimovia Strait and Bradfield Canal. — .- | | SMITH ELECTED | i JMA PRESIDENT' | K | C. . camih was elected prvsmcm; of the Juneau Merchant’s A.\sucia-) tion at a meeting of the Board of | Directors held last evening in u'.c! office of Homer Garvin. | Other officers elected were Frank | Hermann, vice-president; Jack Burford, secretary, and Amy Lou| Blood, treasurer. 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