The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, January 9, 1947, Page 5

THURSDAY, JANUARY 9, 1947 THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE— JUNEAU, ALASKA _— - — CPER 3 R 8 . : FEATURE "GIRLON | DOUGILAS Official Price oi|"HOLD BACK THE | THESPOT" SHOWS | NEWS Platinum Announced DAWN" FEATURE [ 2. 5797 i | AS CAPITOL'S BILL syson s emmaron| e . o o | AT 20TH CENTURY Lol [_______50’“[[’7/ TURY. vowrre | | ’ Joint Order of Eastern Star and |cial price i, Wis slvanis | /144 LAST TIME TONIGHT T Masonic installation ceremonies ed $5 toda $61 retail and $58 5 A thriller, set to music, is ’“”“wcre held Tuesday evening in the | wholesale This com- ‘Hold Back the Dawn" is the |What 1s now showing at the CAP-|poyglas Eagles Hall. For Nugget|pares witl evious levels of | ¢+ Broduckiony & e AU “Looking for a |tol. Tt is called “Girl on the,gpapter No. 2, the installing officer |$56 and 5 cstablished last Dec- | Century tonight and tomorrow J ! Spot.” featuring’ Lois Collier and| o oo 0 "0 i installing Mar- | ember 31 | The Los Angeles Examiner re- romantic thrill, {Jess Barker in the chief dramatic| i viewer said, when the feature was } shall, E. Dorothy Tuckett; install- - A | > R Rges 8 r ! : bR n, { shown in Los Angeles, that “when you two? ‘Hold and romantic roles. | ing Chaplain, Catherine Balog; and ' | Right off, the story starts withi, &5 0 \ |voting time comes around for 0 . &, murder: /Yoo ises: it You knuw,"“('g“"““(_)”.‘“"‘s"‘Em;rB",’_‘gd,“k‘,‘lIOUOP QAHONING Academy awards, ‘Hold Back the %// Back the Dawns {who did I, tHen ‘WHaIw'ils ABRGRge |, T ToloRIHRCIetH SRR T « N\ ¥ |Dawn' will be high in the list . . . [fl " [citing Aevelipients ik . whith | Taledt o 2 e WA a drama so vital, so poignant that the show for you! the delightful Gilbert and Sullivan| Helen Carlyle, Worthy Matron; SH. STATE ENDS it must take its place as one of the L ! | William Cuthbert, Worthy Patron; | i great plotures of all time Edith Barras, Assistant Matron; = G v an Dl it ; Leigh Grant, Assisiant Patron;| opympry A ¥ : Bertha Goetz, Sccretary; Jessie | washingtor Fraser, Treasurer: Alice Poor, COn-! tyrow awa ; Alma Cuthbert, Assistant| _jiquor yaticr ; Dora Kirkham, Chab-| Tiat welcome | melo are heard. ied in thes» are selections from “Pirates of Penzance,” and | “H.M.S. Pinafore,” chosen because ithese two operettas arouse nostal-| {gic memories in the minds of lhef‘mf" |greatest number | Conductress; 9 — Cierks “in'. . . every feminine heart must beat liguor stores faster after seeing him Oliva * punches tonight|de Havilland is so good as the is over. school teacher words seem almost ~ news to the state's futile in expressing what she puts | All of the charm originally writ- |lain; Geneva Walters, Marshall; | jmpipe; announced last night | into her performance . . . Pauletts lten into the music and lyrics is|Geneva Parsons, Organist; Alfreda py tho Liquor Board Soddard s delightfully amusing Bblugrdinc gt Isald to be shown in the picture. The|Dore, Ada; Lucille Weir, Ruthi| “only onc item remains on the|. . . Arthur Hornblow, Jr. Mitchell ohephrsi e L |'selections are given lavish produc-|Frances Grant, Esther; Mary| jnforma) ) | en, Y. Frank Freeman and ition, and their inclusion fits logi- | Pinckley, Martha; Inga Hachmies-|yjye toq, yene who had a part in it can \tioning program effec- L€ Imported Scotch may €V 1 VIMI- MUGHTER [cally into the story. An ensemble, 'er, Electa; Dorothy Tuckett, Ward-|pe purchased only one bottle at a pt our thanks. This review HORROR! of light opera specialists brings a|er; and Albert Goetz, Sentinel. time and will be displayed only at May sound like a P. A's notice, . fllld_ A thrilling interpretation to the chor-| During the Stars installation the | sertain times—Mond Wednesday but I have seldom seen a picture ial numbers. iG&rLs Trio, composed of Misses Pat|ana Fridav at 5:30 p.m. and Tues- Which I feel deserves so much - -oe - Balog, Noreen Andrews and Shir-:gay Thursday and at praise!” |ley Ann Edwards, accompanied by |0, | | W. H. Seaman, sang “Eastern Star”| Al other liquors may be pur- 3 146 PASSENGERS ARE 5™ wiures ™™™ * 0070 Vi HOLY TRINIFY GUILD FLOWN WEDNESDAY o oo v i some o s .. . MEETING TOMORROW urday .o - "GlnLS of ’he { Tubb, Catherine Corcoran, John | den; Albert E. Goetz, Treasurer; Albert Charles M. Tuckett, Secretary;|® smee | Oberg, Margaret Colliton, £, 2 BIG Huusg" | F. Parker, Corrine Kenway, vir- | John Rogers, Chaplain; Glen Ale FREGIEESATION M bofila enay | Kirkham, Marshal; Leigh S. Grant, [ ® (Past 24 hours ending 7:30 w.m. today) | Whitehorse to Juneau: John Kos- | Senior Deacon; Dan D. Livie, Jun-(® In Juneau — .16 inches; | | The VFW Ladies Au ior Deacon; Glen James Kirkham,|® since Jan. 1, 491 inches; y willl hold their monthy business meeting | Friday evening at 8 o'clock in the Jeep Club. Since the 90-day chart- | ...and we p‘dt your car in perfecl er will be clesed Ja 16, 1947, naving _application | shape for winter driving! Our - | tiuk, Mickey Krawchuck, Nicholas 'Omachenko, Herbert Huber, Albert | Senior Steward; James M. Welling~l° since July 1, 60.08 inches. ", prehensive way.” = g M opt o U8 Aty wa (ASE lABOR | “Senate end House leaders have | Rochor, John D. Pulmer. i) e GRS e Ak e e ik s a s o “outside”| Juneau to Seattle: Frost Jones, : % b { ' el January 20 as the “outside During the ceremony, Mrs. Fran-|® since July 1, 4216 inches. ” ' Maryland Jones, Herbert Ji date to start hearing on new la- [ Marylan ones, erber ones, B“.l IN MAKENG % | James Connelly, Lawrence Willis, | 85 Grant sang “Friend Of Mine" o aill members | Heart,” accompanied by Mrs. Gen-|® " PR AT B ol $ (eva Parsons. o VEATHE P . : —— =5 BY pAN AMER!(AN Mrs. Bach, who finished a twole @ z\ [\\“«Ivllltngquln?}xr o | [ Thedianies or Halp, drintty, Guild WE DONT MAGNIFY d | | year term as Worthy Matron was(® Temperatures for 24-hour period @ will hold their regular monthly YOUR TROUBLES- | ban American Alrways yesterday| Presented o gift on behalf of Nug-{® ending 730 this moming & ZoC 6 itk R WE FIND carried a total of 46 persons in'Eet Chapter, by Past Patron A. E.|¢ S "Bc. o )LA?U, "b\?' ol t Lani aub. of - Juneat ortl WeRtERAY.| et ® In Juneau—Maximum, 43; e{>ro¥n in the Assembly aparimenta THEM AND B! Y| R \ This is the mecting which was scheduled flights. The passenger 'or Gastineaux Lodge No. 124, F.|® minimum, 33 & haietill e bt Weishy evening Il Bt rhonviad 5 oy & A. M, James J. Fargher was|® At Airport—Maximum 39; e Scheduled for last FHday evenie FIX THEM! s réported are as follows: installing Officer: . which hed to be postponed due to f Seattle to Juneau: Granville Ol'hns glilg Dlicen A% MECEI L > minimum, 33, ¢ inclement weather. ison, D. E. Rice, Felix Toner, Joe| nstallmg. Marshal and Howard D.|® pe——— e Tt :is oo that &)l nembers of wd . { Burdette, Mrs. Louise Davis, Jo-|Stabler, installing Chaplain. e WEATHER FORECAST o I0 15 1OPe M popemens. 9 Iseph Murphy, Charles Davis, Joe The following officers were in-|® (Juneau and Vicinity) . ”,\ ()}l‘lld ‘v_\ll} llu.v» puizm and visit- J | Appling, Sanford Peterson, Helen stalled: e Variable cludiness and e :’l” ‘x“‘m&“'d“’ ly invited to attend znd reah“'e Peterson, Sharon Peterson, Doro-| George E. Bach. Wo ful Mas- (@ colder tonight and Friday e [ ¢ A]L—.—‘oo | thy Peterson Lillian Fusion, Fred ter: Henry Langieldt, Senior War- . ]\s‘uhf!nwmt temperature be- e | e low freezing. . + VFW AUKXILIARY T0 . . o ° . . . . . . bor legislation. Cases' new bill expends in some| Harold Hansen, Mildred Hansen, and “Old Refrain,” accompanied by|® ©® © ® ® o & @ @ @ @ ®/(5mg or prospective members are | A - WASHINGTON, Jan. 9 — Rep. Tespects on the one whieh failed | Nancy Holden, Sandy Holden, Lew Mrs. G. Pars(_)ns, who_ also provided ST requested to take them tomorrow | mechanlcs WIH go over YOUr car Prgeld [Dase TR-8D.) todey come| 188t -year. In other aspeats it goes| ATmpUS, ‘Mary ‘Bawman; Alwood "‘;’ Masons installation music. ¢ night. Al memters are urged to| > Francis Case R e oo beyond the top Senate bill_intro- | BOWMa. | putroduced and_applaudea wore | ECOMOMICS LESSQN |wicna e meetins ; with an eagle eye and you may D T B et o iea 1o duced by Senators Ball (R-Mion,,| Robert Bcklund, Atbert Peterson,| oo T T OF o Loty T PR j ' . 16t Tabior ‘il Mk gemmant, “live tos] Tft) (R-Ohid) andsH: Alexander) HAcIy Tucss, Ray, Hammer, CeURe, o iy il el ~ i ! be sure that your auto will gei gether” in’ peace. Smith (R-N.J.). Morgan, Frances Fryer, Char]es‘G‘t‘, - Kirkham, all members of | SEATTLE, Jan. 9—Assoclate pm-‘wA(HuSEn Io SIA | 5 o 3 , e el g g | White, Paul’Schnee. e Lfig"»mfl i fessor John R. Huber, who teaches | service plus when anyone of new versicn' of & measure “which | LUCAS GOES SOUTH : 2 [ orte et s sor iy Eponunios ihabi. Jhe i HEDRINR; < 00| IN JUNEAU WATERS‘ h i ey ] O C\nEyevAar- Bt whs ‘Russian Mars hal I | monies refresuments were served | waghingion, pleaded n ‘defense of | t our experts check it! Drive in > et et v 5 | il : a speeding charge that he was, fl 1 o killed by the Presidential veto. H. I Lucas, of the B. M. Behr-| [which had been artistically dec-| hurasing home £o relieve the baby| Lt Cmdr. E. P. Chester, aide to] today! i | the Governor, states that Coast ; In a statement he said he does ! ends Bank, left for the South yes-! | crated by Miss Mildred Fluck. sitter with his children. not consider his measure “The | terday to join Mrs, Lucas, now m]ln'"ed 'o I_ondon Refreshment committee chairmen | ‘rmays poor economics,” C ; onnors Motor Co. T i i ] | Guard information received by the ill” but “A Bill” which he hopes| Portland. Together they will were Mrs. Alma Cuthbert and Val § “ % i . 4 Justice of the Peace Roy Degrief. willoaHgr . fen b;ppcnumty $).00. p yislt with Ixieyds g Cali!or-‘By‘ lord Monlgome' Poor. During refreshments, the A.SI!L.\‘ ):)cnnyewfs: :nd (:J}:)undmroroh veals that the Wachusett will not} meet our responsibilities in a com- nia. y 3 . !be detac ro s vicinity d . iiils ek matie anveis] e ouis! be detached from this vicinity in Pheone 121 said | Governor's office this morning re- ish to pgy out $10 for a fine to bers to the large group of Stars,|gaye 50"&““ for a baby sitter.” }ficun(lancc with present plans. U. 8, DEPARTMENT OF POMMERCE' WEATHER BUREAU MOSCOW, Jan. 9—Field Marshal | Masons and guests. { 3 3 f JUNEAU, ALASKA . The professor agreed and paid. | WE g LET Lord Montgomery continues to be | I g el 3 o St | — ot S WEATHEIL UL LN eRTDIAN Tig| U fonst of Moscow. The Britsh| FIRE MEETING TONIGHT | HONHE NEYRUND ¥ S ENDED AT 4:30 A. M., 120TH MERIDIAN TiME | General has invited Marshal A. M.| A regular meeting of the Doug-| During 1945, the United States| e ——— ( Felix Toner, who has been South | Max. temp. | TODAY | Vasilevsky to visit Great Britain|las Volunteer Fire Department isfimported industrial diamonds worth | for several weeks on business, has ; last | Lowest 4:30am. 24hrs. Weatherat | pic spring or summer. The invita- |to be held this evening at 8 o'-|$§12,756,973. b oo vl PAA LR Station 24 brs* | temp. temp. Precip. 4:30 am. Gt Anirage: 28 3 tion was quickly accepted. Mont- clock in the Fire Hall. Members 8 " Chesr :gomery said Vasilevsky would be|are asked to turn out for this | :3:;:;" o d ;_1’ I: Z; Aog g::wr laccompanierl by other high ranking | monthly meeting. 1 Soviet militarymen. | —— | Cordova 3 3 23 o Clear pbs R : | ,.! Diwson 8 13 13 ‘03 * pt. Cloudy | servers in Mos_cow say that! Mrs. Jack R. Guerin entertained | ' | Sl o i 5 = r; Pt Cloudy | Vasilevsky hes received @ similar|a group of lady friends yesterday a n Fairbanks 14 | 12 9 05 S Rhow [(nvitanon from General Eisenhow-|afternccn with an informal tea at: L l “ABRY Gr MeCAIN § Haines . 38 31 32 15 Snow ‘9r to visit the United States. Theselhcr Nob Hill home, { L] Havie 5 30 . p Cloudy ! same sources belicve the United, Invited were the Mesdames R. PHo“E 202 nouGLAs | Tt 1 33 P T Rain !S_!Btes has been anxious for some- Fraser, L. Johnson, E. Hackmies- ) | fei Juncau Airport . 39 33 33 ‘16 Rain itime to have Soviet military rulers|ter, A. Walker, Wm. Cuthbert, . | » " {] 0 Ketchikan 42 40 40 204 Rain cross the ocean for a visit. O. Kirkham, J. Barras, J. Welling- ————— — (and'dale 'or Re resen'a"ve l' Kodiak 33 21 21 0 Clear ‘Montgonl)cry };as bc-cnd the gu;st l;):o (ieo. Tuttle, F. Pearce, V. I : :; K of several embassies during his r, A. Bonnett, J. Mills, W. Ca- 2 3 ;(;:z;?l‘;iles -,; 32 4; Tr:once (s:;.:: 1st.ay here. He plans to have lunch | hill and H. Museth. Pr"ne Steel’ Be(’t ! 4 McGrath . 18 13 13 0 Cloudy | today at the French Embassy and - — H First DlViSion Nome. .. 1 7 1 13 , Snow will entertain tonight at the Brit-| | o 2o ¥ Polll ROAST 47 lb | Nortitway 1 6 8 04 Clear ish Embassy. It is expected that|JUNEAL SPORT WORKERS L ] Nt S e c 1i- Petersburg .. 3 3% | 32 3 121 Rain Montgomery will leave for London | . = al 172 meets tonight at 8, CIO Portland vt A3 - gD 36 [) Cloudy on Saturday. i 472-1t. nounn STEAK 68 lh Prince George ... 35 29 Trace ; et L TR R > Tomatn. . C o . Prince Rupert e 40 42 48 Rain REBEKAH DRILL TEAM | | H 7 Beattle 36 30 36 0 Pt. Cloudy TO MEET TOMORROW W | SPE IAL LE 10“ Sitka . 40 33 33 16 Snow T 7o Lo T.BONB STEAK . e 73(; lb. Whitehorse ) 30 14 14 02 Snow The Rebekah drill team will meet e Women's Avwrner Yakutat 38 30 30 13 Cloudy tomorrow night at the home of Mrs. | \ J’ 20 lg 47 *—(4:30 a. m, yesterday to 4:30 a. m. today) Dave Milner, 713 West 12th Street, || C | CHEDDAR CHEESE - Ib 69¢c anuary Zu, WEATHER SYNOPSIS: The low pressure center in the Gulf of [according to an announcement It's the Nwest Siore In Town || L Alaska has filled and moved southeastward to the central portions of | made today. Paranel Tiel Building Southeast Alaska this morning. Another low pressure center continues in e -’ 3 Pounds s“ownner ¥ sl 59 the Bering Sea. A high pressure area is reported over the western Table salt, magnesium, sodium, B e ] 5 . United States and a ridge of high pressure extends from a high center and potassium for large industrial over northwestern Canada southwestward across the interior of Alaska |sonsumption all come from sea ki ; zl/z i d c AKE IIL R 30 Paid advertisement) Now— ounds - ole and the western Gulf of Alaska to another high center located about | water. \ one thousand miles south of the Aleutian Islands. Rain or snow has T : fallen during the past 24 hours along the coast from northwestern Washington to Prince William Sound, from the Aleutian Islands over DISTRESS OF & Full Cour se western Alaska to the Bering Strait and at scattered points over western ) and central Canada. Above normal temperatures were reported along the g . coast from northwestern Washington to Southeast Alaska but colder air -Bone [ *] rllet was penetrating the northern portion of Southeast Alaska this morning. 4 NESTLE'S MORSELS - 20c FEUSI& JENSEN PHONE 202 . . . 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