The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, April 29, 1947, Page 5

TUESDAY, APRIL 29, 1947 THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU, ALASKA ENDS TONIGHT COMPLETE SHOWS 7:00—9:30 “EASY TO WED"——17:35—10:05 This is Mlarig-= who was mocked by love! who was born nev- er fo get married! What was it in this provocative paint- whose loveliness was a curse! ing of a ravishing woman that'idiove ' CAPITOL SHOWS "EASY T0 WED" ~ FOR LAST TIMES “Easy To Wed" he Capitol is clesing tonight |at will be the an unsual love ed in £ thentic picturesque backgrounds the new production offers the lovely Miss del Rio the most dramatic role of her career as Maria, the Mex- ican Indian girl who is storied to death because she has dared to defy the nventions of her com- (mun R VFW ENCAMPMENT | | PARADE COLORFUL | ONE LAST NIGHT SUBMARINE CARTWHEEL _Ten feet under wader, Olga Rasmussen does a graceful cariwheel at Rainbow Springs, Fla,, while her sister, Eva, walches at the left. The VFW Encampment held last evening was one most snappy and colorful of {kind ever held in Juneau. ' Moreover, the parade moved on time, one minute before. Marshal of the Day Joseph Schofner warn- led all participants the par- ede would start at 7:30 c'clock Tae majorette’s whistle for the first drum beat ble at exactly 7:29 o'clock and the parade started from parade | of the the VETERANS' GUIDE By MAJOR THOMAS M. NIAL that | | FILM IS SHOWN BREEZY COMEDY STARTS TONIGHT — 9:30 (20" cenToRy SHOWS at 0 domesticity, of dizzy Husbands Necessary?”, at the 20th tre tonight ably aided by Betty Field who shares the stellar spot and by exotic Patricia Morison, Eugene Pallette and a half dozen other ii flight film funsters. Made from the best-seiler Isabel Scott Rorick novel, “Mr. and Mrs Cugat,” the picture presents the tall and handsome Ray in his top comedy role to date. As George Cugat, a banker with ‘a future shily giddy wife, he frolics through some of the funniest scenes of his career. Bet- ty, of course, is Mrs. Cugat and the sultry, blue-eyed Pat Morison is the “other woman,” a man-mad divorcee who sets her cap for Ray and almost wrecks a happy home. Much of the picture’s comedy centers arcand the Cugat habit of telling little white lies. The twosome “whiffle” themselves into one tight spot after another and then get out again by telling more “whiffles.” -t e GOOD ATTENDANCE AT AMER. LEGION | whiffling.” A Paramount Migtare Stare RAY MILLAND - BETTY-FIELD Patricia Morison - Eug'efie Pallette - ehiip rerry in front of the Baranof Hotel, led! This colu is to be about|petin h vets—and 1 non- Leif Erickson Richard Ha E ak r h vets—and with 1 4 ythn - Charles Dingle - Ceril Kellaway 8% S WhO was Iaunted by the color guard, followed by the cjyjl Service. Exactly, it's going|vets, too But apparently the " o o MO FAURDG Seciis Py oy ThA Yot A J‘;"E;*u Ch."d ‘m{‘li]m(‘“““" of (to start off telling a very little| VFW thinks the competition should MEE’ LA)T “IG 5 | which is made elsewhere |akout the present system of |be on a more equal basis. Cartos 1 < P -G- i ; y kit | 1 artcon —— ALS0O —-———— Sports Parade M-G-M presents bY other women! | ‘The parade moved at DePPY awarding preference to veterans|What do you think? s iy : ; 3 p\. jmarch time down Franklin street who want Civil Service jobs, and | - - Approximately 75 American Le- cpula nee atest ia Air Express {to Front, along Front to Main, of some new ideas for L'nangmg‘ gion and Auxiliary members gath- " |up Main to Fourth, along Fourth thjs system ‘GOVERNMENT FOR ered at the Legion Dugout at 6:30 ¥ R AR in & MuNoiaLes PropucTion whom evil men to "Seward and down Seward t0. Most all the ex-service world | oclock last night and enjoyed a o = Second, where it was disbanded. ynows that every veteran dis-| pot-luck supper arranged by the | Following the band were repre- charged under honorable conditions Auxiliary. . [ y centatives of VFW posts, With rates ecither a five or 10-point| 2 A After the supper, a brief recess o R kflagiz Jrom Anchor- preference tacked on to his Clvil| t{El}!.Y &ROM BR“ was taken, during the VFW parade age, Fairbanks, Ketchikan, Sitka, gervice examination mark. Ten L ® period, then the meeting re-con- /, fctlakatla, Nenana, Seward, Wa- points go to veterans who have Frady vened for a special Child Welfare s with i Mar'a who was Stone{l fo silla and Juneau, interspersed with gny service-connected —disability)| NEW YORK, April 20— —Brit- program |11|c{<-x Ehgiirbotion 1 9 PEDRO ARMENDARI death bY her r‘nnfiu;figfins delegates represent- and five to all others. ain declared today that she could Waino Hendrickson and Mrs. Olaf g &% 4 ¥ not be expected to “expend blood Bodding, Legl and Auxiliary Directed by EMILIO FERNANDEZ nelghhors! ber of Girl Scouts and Brownies, .vets, one of the largest World War | dif [Tt | SR Es N CE e THE e B ihiba Den Scouts in the line of march. but it doesn't mean much, says p ., . o B s 3 Th 5 1 4 h . T 1 To the rear of the parade was a Amvets. If ycu asked them \vhy,‘“f,l,"\'““'\ on B e L‘(‘:ldf;:;:‘l}n A‘!“lht'n'llw’lll‘;“”\x’:f‘m the whiskey hey'd say this: J U8 WS is Sir & oY cks gave rmative v is poignant love story begins Iomorrow: pliasd Volunteer Fire Department hey'd say this: ! ~loadogan gave wi India chal- report on the Juneau Public Health thats ck. Suppose a yeteran gets a below |jencedq him to give assurances that Center activities during the past ? The parade, passing along Four- passing grade on a C. S eXam gjjiain would abide Yecommen- year; stitssing {l§e - child heslth ROGENE STRYKER et i fun e e tor 8 o o A e e st pota g Duled Natons Acembly. Hea Nuses awies, | as it Nawme BABY SON AR’RIVE “;5"5 v;‘r.}‘ker'a fhafiy ‘fHends aré Department at Fort Richardson, of almost any veteran who rates gfier the Ascerably's «[(,}.t»,.,,: .“,m)_ INE’\‘ l:nuy bt?x‘l\*l:nm(; o OLD J ' £ 5 3 and personnel, who arrived by ten points would be boosted above pitiee 1y 7 sy L VRS SR A R UIINARY: FROI = " 4 appy v her home again . h P mittee met to ide whether the gory roje r ring 1d- 3 i - ?x:zp"uéoe:eelfloymgwnmngomwgm‘ plane at 4 o'clock in the after- passing. And disabled veterans who ol b s o sored )nn)n(fil ..u‘._ m‘hx‘hlx‘dn.(. k 4 HERE FOR VIS" Sfitn o Young, Glafvin Paul|B00B; Acting Gov. Lew M. Will- pass with their ten polnt prefer- d- to include’ consideration I g u|l vadl\mx:'(‘ g Vrmfd \lh‘ i iams, VFW Encampment officials, ence automatically go to tk % e itthiske and II, with the aim of locating ? Stryker. 8 gt} < 8 A\rab den; s for immediate gnq deter o the needs of suck et i Mayor Waino Hendrickson and top of the list of “eligit il o ki a etermining the needs of such : BeANS 3 ‘;’“"g‘“ b “m"“é e lG‘ WANT A DOG? of the Federal Building tion. That's the law. by Wtitheet A Cloribhe "5 Mundig LT Loupa, SHICHER B DrOiscy X vin Paul, are visiting a e home 2 , 4 y v i St i SNESE A 9 and cared for through the Child % of her parents, Mr 8 Mrs., Ho.| Know anybody who would like to| The crowds lining the streels By this veteran doesn neces-|and Mahmoud Hassan Pasha of e B o VROOF » 65% GRAIN NEUTRAL SPILITS = NATIONAL DISTILLERS PRODUCTS CORPORATION, N b o T £ have a friendly little black Cocker along which the parade passed ciily get the job. The chief of Egypt. despite a ruling by Assembly —oorre funds, i was stated. | mer Garvin. Later on, about the| S5 P B PSR (o il vester- | was as large as on any Fourth of tne government agency or bureau Presidont Oswaldo Aranba. of Bra. . AR 8rticle on rheumatic fever e R banid ex-| 0T s the proberty. of ,some. of |July celebrations. PUrthermore, can pick eilher sf the neéxt fwo |zl thas | ¢ e e howla e Was read by Mrs, J. O. Rude, who Sy R the ACS boys; but they couldn’t not a drop of rein fell during “eligibles” on the list and pass over in: the: - Asgembly = it pointed joub that research into the keep him any longer, so he has|the parade. i), |the veteran. Veterans who have Hnis “lem r’:‘"‘:_‘o‘:fm‘;f\ "’l‘“"gb"” been turned over to the Juneau Po- B TP no disability do not go to the top - D Lidade'sd iindte S DA At 2 i lice and is being held in thepol\;nd. Bpw INS.I.AllA"o" nf\lthe list. RS T - RN O R R S :\l“‘nl‘:‘.vflryf::uct of the Auxiliary I Four days of grace have been Now, if the bureau or agency' e . . * Cumpany given the dog, in hopes that a home chief knows the veteran isn't in-|e TIDE TABLE o . Dr. Darothy -Halvarsin. Howsiney. Notice of Dividend |} | may be found for him. Anyone who IS FORMM. AFFAIR telligent enough, or hasn't had o St e "e.“ DUEH UG A 00 1DISth COCKTAIL BAR A dividend of 5% will be paidf wants the dog can contact the Ju- enough experience, to p the o W a0 = Si’hfl?‘l‘“ of the "‘;]9““'5- ’;"‘r: topic 947 St ol Al by 2 i a % 3 ithout the hel 4 e s which was well-presented was |June 2, 1947 to stockholders of |} neau Chief of Police, and have Ay mempers of the Business and EAI W thout the help of his pref-| o 7.0 tide 4:32 am, 401t e Aniritual ;. tratin roavam’ . for H record at the close of business|{ him by paying his $2 license fee. |piicocionor ywomens Club who CFERCE he's naturally going 1o give o Hin tide 10435 am. 144 ft. e RIHes ¢ e g prog e lg po or May 10, 1847. Stockholders who B T | R : very careful consideration to the i 2 Al children. v . \plan to attend the installation of ¥ ® Low tide 16:51 pm., 09 ft. e The s losed with 1 rks have changed address since ac-| NEW hicycles and wheel goods at officers Thursday evening at the next two eligibles—maybe two non- g High tide 23:20 pm. 158 it. ® he session closed with ll’mfl 8 . quiring their stock should notify|} | Madsen’s Cycle and Fishing Supply. |Salmon Creek Country Club, and veterans who got good marks with-| #o:40 Py, 30 - 5 from visiting guests from &llk_u nucmc the Secretary promptly so as toll | phone Green 113. Open daily 9 A, lwtia Have “hot vet - mailed Icards out any preference at all. That's PRAISET - and Hoonah, and Trevor Davis i s casiey e sl | e 3 B3l 5684—&:8“ Jiete o b sl 35 only smart—or human. . ".’~ © ® ® ¢ ,dded a finishing touch to a good Evel,y “igh' che i o Stk 2 ! A P Those two guys, the bureau chief T FOERY, program with his showing of col- 3. H. Murtland, Secretary | % 1rce°s';“r‘v’;lt‘m‘:; r];r' l:f:“;?'t:‘; ;’a;h;é will say, really are much better A TePresentative in the U. S. ored slides of Alaska scenes. ith th 2101 Exchange Building, | f'RESHEN U‘; “‘; g’h°‘es’}‘::“§°1comp,eted |equipped to do the job than the ”|°1“5° "‘i‘"s‘ o TS el 2 Years Cotfee and cake were served as wli e Seattle 4, Washington with new curtains—HOME = : iveteran, because they got much|®¢ and a U. S. senator must be members and guests visited infor- e} Tour —adv. 566-tf | Club members are expected 101y pion oo more than 20 years old. mally around the hall, Dreamland = e wear formals, while guests may, g™ T Lo s lkely . to - e - 5 i i ally i y C 3 Ji - . J 45 4 7 { jdress informally if they desire. | SPRING ¢ iaooks NOW BLISS STORE | Serenaders LEO L. LAZETTI Public Accountant announces the removal of his offices to the CARO BUILDING 149 South Main Street Telephone 819 YELLOW CAB CO PHONE 22 Courtecus Drivers — Dependable Service —— 24-HOUR SERVICE PO S end up with no job and a feeling AUK BAY CONFERENCE |De 0t the old gyp. That's what |the Amvets say. The Auk Bay Well Bahy;Conter=| T "o oines rignt down to this, ENROLLING All forms of room for beginne i I} l dancing and ball- Phone Red 575. :"‘:l‘n “;"tbe qh“dm("n:ri;;y'c”:ayflz_':and. here’s the way Amvets put it 3 id ’? y i:b [to me the other day: “The prefer- by-the-Lake, by Mae Krueger, Pub- 0" o i i 5 lic Health Nurse: : > system is not getting vet | it o erans government jobs because SR 1 !bureau chiefs have too much di: St. Margaret’s Guild will .please wropion in selection of- personnel.” you with plastics at thelr sale Wed-| anq they went on, “The present nesday evening at Trinity Parishicucter misleads veterans into Hall. Nests_ of refrigerator bowls thinking that they are going to that are different, pastel colored[get jobs and at the same time fruit juice tumblers and °°as'£fs"prejudxccs bureau chiefs against dainty aprons, kitchen helps, led';gxmg veterans jobs.” | ren’s sunsuits, the dessert of your “Amvets' idea is to grant veter-|| choice and home-made candy—all ang absolute priority in all C. S. for your enjoyment. Don't miss this | jois—provided that the examina-| sale! —adv. 565-t2 tions for any, particular positmn\; i . T can be passed without the help|{ “Eat you dessert at Trinity Par-|of a preference. i ish Hall Wednesday evening,” ad-| Abolish the preference system vise members of St. Margaret's! for five years, say Amvets, and Guild. Service begins at 7 o'clolk.|as long as there are C. S. jobs| —adv. 565-t2 | available and veterans who can QUEEN Chrysler Ace Straight Drive Marine Engines 92 h.p. 696 1bs. Horse Power Rating . Weight ; MaximumR. P. M. Displacement See Them at CHARLES G. WARNER (0. CHRYSLER MARINE AGENCY—JOHNSON OU’ Phone 473 217.7 cu. in. Ideal for the Small Troller, Runabout, Gillnet Boat, Cruiser THE MOST REASONABLY PRICED ENGINE ON THE MARKET PARTS and SERVICE Immediately Available i pass examinations for them give those jobs only to veterans! After the end of five years, Am- {vets says, go back to the present system of preferences. R The Veterans of Foreign Wars, too, think the present setup should be changed. They think the ten- point preference should go only to vets who have at least a 10 per- cent disability. And they think that only veterans who have at least a 30-percent disability rat- ing should get shoved up to the top of the list of eligibles. “Why,” 1 was told, “under the present setup a slightly disabled veteran who maybe got a punc- tured eardrum or something gets a much better chance for a C. S job with his ten points and his| top of the list spot than the non-disabled vet who, maybe, made a much better grade in the same exam. | “It's a case of veteran lpeung against veteran” i Well, of course, 3200 : i Shirley Kimball, 18, (above) of Berkeley, Calif., just after she was chesen Miss Frozen Foods of 1947 in San Francisco. Her ! throne is cakes of ice and the + “queen’s” corsage is garden vegetables, TBOARD MOTORS 406 S. Franklin Street com- vets are com-) | | i Old Ferryway waiting room open day. See bargains 1 - oo e e b | COCKTAILS mixed the way YOU —adv, §57-112 Like Them . , .. . bythe CARRILLO BROTHERS | NEW bicycles and wheel goods at Madsen's'Cycle and Pishing Supply. Phone Green 113. Open daily 9 a.m. to 9 pm. —adv. 566-t2| | e | When you pay for QUALITY why not get the FINEST—Buy FLOR- | SHEIM SHOES at Graves. | WELCOME V- F- W- SMARTEST DINING ROOM IN SEATTLE Dine in the Conti nentol ‘manner afop The nhin.. 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