The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, March 20, 1948, Page 3

SATURDAY, MARCH 20, 1948 SHOWPLALE or CJue APITUL{ Where the enward surge of the covered wagon pioneers meets : untomed viclence 1. e M ‘ Tt __’ 138D i i > “‘RE‘ , MARCH GF TIME {I “TURKEY'S 100 MILLION" A RANDOLPH SCOTT - ROBERT RYAN GEGRGE cathy" HAYES - ANNE JEFFREYS MADCE MEREDITH - STEVE BRODIE - BILLY HOUSE TONIGHT! “SINBAD The Saiio 7:30 — 10:00 ®° § Bt DBONALD BUCK in “STRAIGHT SHOOTERS" i ) DRIVE REFRESHED HAVE A COCA-COLA BOTTLED UNDER AUTHORTY OF THE COCA-COLA COMPANY BY JUNEAU COLD STORAGE © 1948, The Coca-Cola Company P.0.Box 2719 Phone 29 JUNEAU MARINE CO., INC. MARINE RAILWAYS v ‘ Boat Repair New Construction Sales Surveys Appraisals Estimates , REORGANIZED JANUARY 1, 1948 BOB JENSEN Vice President ARCHIE B. BETTS Secretary-Treasurer JACK WARNER President Pack of Wild Dogs (hase}s Railroader POTTSVILL Bolich outran a pack of wild dogs—"but I had to run,” he said. Bolich, a trackwalker for the Reading Company, said he climb- ed to safety on top of a railroad Pa., -—(®—Samuel hungry really car standi at the foot of Hawk Mountain The dogs fled two hours later when a railroad maintenance crew approached “Those dogs sure looked hungry,” Bolich commented TRt e ———— Commercial Janitors Don't let your valuable floors become ruined through neglect or other causes. Windows streaked or soiled? Call EXPERIENCED MEN Alaska JANITORJAL Service CONKLE and FOLLETTE Phone Red 559 % SEATTLE For COMroRT and SERVICE Dewey W. Get the NEW Metzdorf Vice-Pres. WASHINGTON and Managing Habit! { Director ! ALASKANS FEEL AT HOME at THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE - I"IIIIIIIHIIIII!illlilllllilllllill'.‘ ,(Ap"ol THEATRE HAS BIG FEATURE AS SURDAY BILL The graphic | | x | | Marshal “Bat” Masterson brought [law and order to Ka in 1880 is |revealed in “Trail Street,” RKO R | West. This thriller opens at the Cap- | itol Theatre Sunday. Randoph Scott, Rotert Ryan, Anne Jeffreys and George “Gabby” Hayes are starred in the turbulent drama of the bitter feud between cowmen and farmers, The trail drivers of those da; moving their cattle to the railroad, drove the herds over farmlands, des troying the new crops and creating a reign of terror The cowmen have sheriff of the small town of Liberal, and the desperate farmers, ruin star- ing them" in the face, send for the| redoubtable “Bat” to help them “Bat” fearlessly goes about his job, Lut it is not until after bitter fight- |ing, ending in a large-scale battle for posgession of the town, that the farmers succeed in establishing law and order. | Scott has the best role of his career as Masterson. Ryan is a land agent who telieves in the future of Kansas as a grain-producing state, Miss Jeffreys is a cabaret singer who dies heroically in the final bat- tle, and “Gabby” Hayes is an old livery stable keeper who becomes a reluctant deputy-marshal when he is sworn in by “Bat.” Heading the supporting cast are Madge Mere- dith, Steve Brodie, Virginia Sale, Harry Woods, Phil Warren, Harry Harvey and Jason Robards e .. — - VETERANS URGED 10 CHECK THER BENEFICIARIES The Alaska veterans with G. 1. insurance now in force were urged today by the Veterans Administra- tion to be certain that names of de- sired Leneficiaries are on record in VA msurance files. If a veteran neglects to designate his intended beneficiary, much delay and controversial action may result at time of settlement, the VA repre- sentative pointed out, Also, if no ben- | eficiary is named, the VA must pay a deceased veteran’s insurance to his estate. This makes it subject to probate and other costs. Legal blanks for naming or mak- ing changes in beneficiaries to Uni- ted States Government Life Insur- ance are available at any VA office. Veterans are advised to take along their insurance certificate and other correspondence from the VA in ord- er to avoid errors E. B, Lincoln, VA Manager also reminded veterans in this area they may still reinstate, at no extra cost, lapsed GI insurance policies. Until July 31, 1948, most policies may be revived without a physical examina- | tion to re-determine insurability. >>e OPEN HOUSE ON USCG WACHUSETT THiS AFTERNOON Gastineau Channel residents were reminded again today by Comman- der E. V. Carlson, Captain of the USCG Cutter Wachusett, of the Open House on board the Wachusett , this afternoon. The Open House, in commemora- |tion of the second anniversary of | the vessel's commissioning, is open 'to the general public as Commander | Carlson and his men are anxious |to return some of the fine hospit- 'ality extended to them since their {arrival in Juneau. The Wachusett |crew have been working especially | hard this week to put their vesseel in first class shape for the Open House. { Hours for the public to visit are ' petween 2 o'clock and 4 o'cleck this afternoon. | Brownie's Liquor Store Phone 103 139 So. Franklin P. O. Box 2596 FRED R. WOLF Electrical Contractor Bouse Wiring OUR SPECIALTY Box 2135 Black 379 GECRGE BROS. Widest Selection of LIQUORS PHONE 399 Bader Accounting Service RUTH BADER Accounting—Tax Reports Secretarial 3 Valentine Bldg., Telephone 919 (. J. EHRENDREICH Certified Public Accountant Accounting—Systems—Taxes TELEPHONE RED 481 H.S. GRAVES The Clothing Man HOME OF FLORSHEIM SHOES T S N L. SRR R S SRS VR ELLIS AIR LINES DAILY TRIPS JUNEAU TO KETCHIKAN via Pelersburg and Wrangell With connections to Craig, Klawock and Hydaburg. Convenient afternoon departures, at 2:30 P. M. FOR RESERVATIONS PHONE 612 ~ y of how U. S.| io's thrilling saga of the early| murdered thej GIRL SCOUT TEA, FASHION SHOW IS | | DECIDED SUCCESS The G Iver Tea given yesterd 1 e Lounge and Gold ¥ 1e Baranof Hmvli |was a de 1 succe { | ‘The pr recialty numbers | was ope \ duo with | Shirley 2 er Elsie John- | son p riste” by | Tscha | Dou bec, of the ‘Whitehead | Ann Henning played a piano solo which was followed by a tap dance oy Darlene Gross with Mrs. Popejoy !accompanist. The dancers were |from the Dorothy Stearns Roff iSchunl of the Dance, The tea table was atiracuveiy |decorated with hand embroidered feut work on white linen centered with a towl of pussy willows sur- rounded with Easter Bunnies. Mrs. {Ernest Gruening and Mrs. Edward {Chester poured. Mrs. Cecil Casler was hostess and Mrs. Scott L. Mur- phy, Mrs. Lee Grant of Douglas. Mrs. Foster and Mrs. C. C. Car- ter were the reception committee. The Fashion Show held in the { Capitol Theatre immediately after ithe tea was perfect in it's own right | | | professional. The show opened with |two white Easter Bunnies welcom- |ing the audience followed by the | models from both Douglas and Ju- neau Girl Scout and Brownie Troops. | The models were Lois Lawrence, Car- lol Lawrence, Pat Sweeney, Cherl i Lee Foster, Charlotte Conine, Peggy | Enow, Athlie Dribelbe, Jane Ninnis, {Julia Lee Walker, Jane Albrecht, {Mary Grisham, Eva Knapp, Anne | Parsons, Sally Cook, Sandra Garvin, Marjorie Klingbeil, Morvene Mor- {rison, Betty Mantyla, Della Cuth- | vert, Margaret Ann Pyle, Rosemary { Kronquist, Betty Lou Carter, Mary {Ann Buchanann. During intermis- | sion Molly Jo MacSpadden gave a very clever poem by James Whit- comb Riley entitled “The Ragely | Man.” Attendance was large at both the Silver Tea and Fashion Show and the Hostess committee members and sponsors wish to thank the pub- |lic fer helping make it such a huge success, and especially wish to thank Baranof Hotel and Manag Wwilliam Hughes for the splendid | ccoperation and Mrs. Wm. Hughes for the assistance with the decora- [ tion of the tea table. | THe fashions shown were the B. M. Behrends store and ‘Tut-T';-Teen Shop. i D - 21 ARRIVE; 20 LEAVE | | the the | companied on the piano by Virginia | Post meetings and the VFW con-| even though the models were non- | from | ~JUNEAU, ALASKA " VERN METCALFE | ‘ lm NEW HEAD OF TAKU YFW POST Neil Taylor and Harold Fennel Elecied fo Other Positions Vernon M. Mewalfe was choser last night as nander of Taku Post, V ¥ Wars, at that c 3 sther newly {dance y | tions. M , | Mrs. R P { elected officers 3 1 lled in jgaw a pi lo tollowed by Sandra |a joint cere y with newly elected | Junge ¢ e Dance of the Fair-|cfficers I fary of |ies accompanied by Mrs. Popejoy. |Taku Post on Ap » VFW Shannon ( and Carrie Lou ! Jeep Club Blair presc rful Dance of| Neil W. Taylor was ch the Bultertlies also accompanied by Senior Vice Commander and H {Mrs. Popejoy and this was followed Fennel® was elected as Junior Vice by a | ) SC by Helen Lister Commander. {playing “Minuet in G” by Mozart.| Otker new officers are: Willlam H. | Delores Adelman delighted the | Eherlock, Quartermaster; Robert N.| | guests w her piano solo of the Druxman, Advocate; Robert M.; ""Lmv ) which was iol-‘SmLo. Chaplain; Lauris T. Parker, low: « quartet from Girl | Surgeon; and retiring Post Com-| | Seout Troop IT composed of Virgmia{wmnndcr Hunt S. Gruening, Trustee.; Nelson, Hcather Hollmann, Bar-| It was announced last night that| {bara Judson and Lorene Schmitz|the date of the VFW Department | singin ce Blue Gown” with!of Alaska annual Encampment at | “Baster Bonnet” as an encore. The | Seward has been changed to May latter song was well put over with|19-23 inclusive. {the girls vecoming animated on the| Discussions were held on the pos-| second chorus, T quartet was ac- sibility of holding regular \vcvkly‘ Action will} | tritution to Army Day. \k:e\ taken on both issues at a later i date. - - - { HIGHWAY DE ERY | Highway deliveries will be dis- continued for a few weeks. Please | | | | Ipick up your papers at Empire | Office, Churchill's, or DeHartls Auke Bay Grocery 41 3t | e ve now availabie at 840 tf Genutne Levi's | Casler’s WHITEHORSE JUNEAU KETCHIKAN SEATTLE NOME Swift, convenient flighlvl :n big 4-engine Cl ppers. You'll enjoy delicious food, expert ce— a8 a guest of Pan erican, worid’s most ex :::ienced airline. 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Reichers, Leonard Bevin, Elliott Barron, Clar- ence Norton, and D. B. Labowitz. | To Chatham: Bert Wold, Mrs. | Martha Wright. ‘FOTICE TO CREDIT NOTICE TO CREDITORS In the Commissioner’s Court for the Territory of Alaska, Division Number One. Before FELIX GRAY, Commission- | er and Ex-officio Probate Judge, | Juneau Precinct. In the Matter of the Estate of PETRO SEKENAEFF, Deceased. ! NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned was on the 18th day of March, 1948, duly ap- pointed Administrator of the Estate of Petro Sekenaeff, deceased. | the Estate of Deceased will present them, with proper vouchers and duly verified, to the undersigned at Ju- neau, Alaska, within six (6) months from the date 6f this Notice. Dated at Juneau, Alaska, March 20th, 1948. | HARRY HALOFF, ] Administrator 1 418 S. Franklin St.,, Juneau, Alaska. First publication, March 20, 1948, Last publication, April 10, 1948, All persons having claims ngams&' take-home pay of a Sergeant is equal to that of the average civilian mak- ing $4000 a year. If YOU held one of certain military occupational special- | ties during the war, you may be able to enlist in the Army today in a grade as high as Technical Sergeant. Your former grade and the length of time you held your specialty will de~ termine which grade you receive. You'll get good, steady work. Excel- lent opportunities for advancement. ‘You may also choose service in Eur- ope, with 20% extra pay. For all the facts, apply U. S. Army and U. S. Air 'Force Recruiting Station, Juneau. SNOW WHITE LAUNDRY The Boys Give Snow White Diaper Service. Now the Lady of the House has no diapers to wash for several wesks. But she will probably con- tinue on with diaper service as her baby's diapers are so theroughly washed and rinsed at the laundry. They are SNOW WHITE. 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