The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, April 22, 1948, Page 5

THURSDAY, APRIL 22, 1948 | "THE EGG AND I” COMING TONIGHT, CAPITOL THEATRE “The Egg and 1,” the movie ver- sion of Betty MacDonald’s best sel- ler which has been read by more than 25 million persons, comes to=~ night to the Capitol Theatre with Claudette Colber: and Fred Mac- {Murray in the starring roles of Bet- |ty and Bob. | One of the most hilarious pieces lof Americana ever concocted, the | plcture recounts the adventures of a honeymooning couple who try to wrest a living from a mountain- wildnerness chicken ranch | Miss Colbert discards her trade- |mark glamour and literally goes |back to the soil, even to the point of dunking herself in the odiferous |mud of a pigsty while she wrestles | with “Cleopatra,” the temperamen- tal sow. , MacMurray, as the slow-witted, pre-occupied husband who is un- akle to recognize the fact that his |wife is working herself to death in |a struggle with yesterday's incon- | veniences, has a role exactly tail-| fored to his style. | The book has been produced by | Universal-International on a lavish scale. A spectacular forest fire which |burns down the ranch just when |the noneymooners think they have |won their struggle is one of the | highlights. ’ ’ B from the' riotous | \ CACKLING | CLASSIC! Louise ALLBRITTON || Marjorie Main and Percy Kil- Percy KILBRIDE Etrid&‘ play Ma and Pa Kettle, thei | Billy HOUSE :s;:z:lpy. 's?“}lESSIepru"“c tnfleri‘%hf‘?:' Richard LONG | whose coings are a cons | | cession of king-size laughs. | Con;mmity S \;\_@: | g U o G ‘ ing - | e (GIRL SCOUT CAMP | DATE CHANGED DUE . somormewar | DDLAY OF DIRECTOR MEETING TONIGHT The Sons of Norway will hold | their regular meeting at 8 o'clock tonight in the Odd Fellows Hall. After the meeting which is ex- | pected to last until abou!, 9:30 | o'clock there will be a dance for' i FFATURE STARTS AT 7:55 LISTEN MONDAY, APRIL 26, Program, Speaker, Albert White, | KINY. Alaska Tax Payers League.| 866 6t | Because of delay in the arrival of | the camp director it is necessary to delay the dates of the Juneau,| Douglas and vicinity Girl Scouts| summer camp by one week. Inter- mediate and senior Girl Scouts will go for two weeks from Sunday June 13 to Sunday June 27; Brownie, Scouts may go for one week from Call EXPERIENCED MEN || Alsska JANITORIAL Service' || CONKLE and FOLLETTE Phone Red 559 [nsherme_n during which refrest | gunday June 27 to Sunday July 4 ments will be served. jor for two weeks from Sunday June | o T —— - e | 27 to Sunday July 11. | All Scouts ana tneir parents are | asked to note this new schedule and to make plans accordingly. As pre- | viously announced the charge will ! TO THE VOTERS When you ask for a ballot | vote on the 27th, you will have to | register as a Democrat, a Republi- FRED R. WOLF Electrical Contractor i can or a member of nc Political |be $20 for two weeks; Brownies whoi Fiouse Wirmg | Party before you can vote. Polls only go for one week will be charg- OUR SPECIALTY { open 8 am. to 7. pin. 867 .6t [ed $12.50. % Box 2135 Black 379 | Alaska Tax Payers League. | Registrations are coming in and | a great deal of enthusiasm is shown by the Girl Scouts in anticipation of the camp. Parents and Scouts Boys Leovis everalls at Graves', the Clothing Man. 858 t1 THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU, ALASKA JWC, DWC POTLUCK DINNER 15 SUCCESS; OVER 80 ATTENDED| The Juneau Woman's Club were ! hostesses last night to the Doug- las Woman's Club and their hus- bands at a potluck dinner in the Scottish Rite Temple. The Temple was decorated. in spring colors of green and yellow streamers with a huge sign' in sreen and yellow reading “Welcome . TO NEW OFFICES SPRING CONCERT, | DOUBLE FEATURE BILL IS SHOWING AT 20TH CENTURY Two features will be shown at the 20th Century tonight and tomorrow VEW AUXILIARY | | APPOINTS MANY ~ PUBLIC SCHOOLS, IS EVENT FRIDAY The Ladies Auxiliary to the VFW| The Juneau Public Schools will held a special* meeting at the hotne | present their Spring Concert tomor- of Mrs. John MeCotmick Tuesday row night in the High School Gym| The Cisco Kid in "Old New Mex- evening at 8 o'clock. This was the | starting at 8 o'clock with Miss Mon- |ico” is one feature and Duncan Ren- | first meeting under the auspices of ica Farley in charge of the vocal aldo is starred | the new President, Mrs. Bonnje Jo 8roups and Alfred Ventur directing| Based on the most beloved of the Gronroos | the bands. |O. Henry characters, the story Jouglas” The tables were decor-| The following appoihtive otfi-| The Girls Chorus, consisting of 24 |combines romance with adventure ted with tall green and yellow|S€'S Wwere named: Historian, Mrs. f}"leDPl'h, will prm‘m two numbers|and mystery. i apers tied with purple bows. Myrtle Wilson; Patriotic Instruc. ‘“Il 1 Love Y:nn from Carousel and| The other »(.m\(urv is Mr Mm.'rm Don Miller led the guests in tor, Mrs. Mungie- Rudolph; Musi Sten_l Away” a spiritual. Miss Irene|Rides Agnm.‘ the East de Kids ommunity singing, and Adjutant cian, Mrs. Isabel Chester. :McK:nlex‘ will present a vocal solo,|picture blending cdmedy anti dra- Jenry Lorenzen of the Salvation| Ccmmittee Chairmanships w"(\’Brahms Cradle Song |ma. The comedy is hilarious and Axm}: assisted on the piano. After | announ as follows: Membership, | The Mixed Chorus consisting ot [the dramatic action reaches peaks he delicious dinner the members »>f both crganizations played bridge ind pinochle. Ernest Lincoln and rs. Betty McCormick; Poppy Chairman, Mrs. Rhea MacFarlane; VFW National Home, Mrs. Loraine Mrs. Albert White were awarded|M!¥; Finance Committee, Mrs. Lu- the prizes for the evening. chl!n Johnson; Amencvnmsm‘ Mrs. The surprise of the evening was, Cecllia Fritchman; Fospital, Re- | habilitation and Cancer Research, when Ernest Lincoln was present-! ed with a huge birthday cake and the group sang the happy Lirthday | song for him. E There were over 80 present at| the dinner and Douglas was well represented with 30 members and their husbands attending. On the committee for the din-| Harriett Tiezen:; Social Committee, Mrs. Isabel Chester. The Americanism chairman, Mrs. Cecilla Fritchman, will be in charge of Mother's Day activities honoring the Gold Star Mothers of Juneau Other activities announced for the ensuing year was the extensive ner were: Chairman, Mrs. Ray G. Day Mrs. D. W. Herron, Mrs. J,| Work planned for the orphaned W. Playdon, Mrs. E. V. Carlson,|Children of War Veterans at the Mrs. W. Jones, Mrs. W. John_IVl-w National Home at Eaton son, Mrs. Floyd Fagerson, Mrs.|Rapids, Mich. Sco}lt L. Murphy, Mrs. Burrass{ . Betty McCorifitck shioiin- Smith, {ved the coming visit of the Nation- FORTY-SEVEN PERSONS FLY BY PAN AMERICAN Pan American flight yesterday brought in 36 passengers and took out 11 from Juneau as follows: From Seattle: Newell Wright, Adclph Floe, Kathryn Welch, Carl Westby, Ted Finch, Ray Haering, James Googie. Joe Miller, Donald Gibbons, Mit-| chell Kulik, Miron Babb, Georgina | Babb, Junior Moline. | al President, Mrs. Dorothy Mann, and National Secretary-Treasurer, Mrs. Grace H. Davis. They are ex- pected to arrive in June. Those attending the meeting vot- ed to hold all future meetings of the Ladies Auxiliary on the second and fourth Wednesday of the cal- endar month. D MARTHA SOCIETY GOODIE SALE ON SATURDAY AT 11 Tom McCartny, Alvin Larson,| Maynard Johnson, Axel Larson,| The Martha Society of the Gust Dalberg, Stephen Twedt, An-| Northern Light Presbyterian dy Kalheim, E. H. Stenvik. Gunar Stenvik, Osborn Christy, R. Nordenberg, Fred Naslund, El- nar Sundberg, Alrick Erickson, Chris Rindal. Norman Rindal, ing, Laif Syeum, John Thompson, Lester Bwisher. From Annette: Elroy Ninnis. To Seattle: Herbert Gouldsmith, Leonard Rowland, Thomas Robin< son, Willlam Carter, Jessie Stewart, Ralph Nesalhouf, Max Weiss, Lu- cille Carrillo, Molly Barrow, Frank Shutters. s To Annette: Capt. Harold Gray. Walter Hast- Gina Haseberg, Otto Sorenson, Church will have a goodie sale Saturday morning at 11 o'clock at the Piggly Wiggly Store. The committee in charge of call- ing the contributers are Mrs. Gun- har Blomgren, Sr., Mrs. Fred Hen- ning, Mrs. Roland Burrows and Mrs. E. J. Cowling. The committee in charge of the sale are Mrs. Clarence Warfield, Mrs. J. W. Leivers, Mrs. Ralph Martin, Mrs. Hugh Antrim, Mrs. Fred Henning, Mrs. Willls Booth and Mrs. Tom Morgan. The contributers who are unable to deliver their goodies personally may call Mrs. Willis Booth at 373 Brownie's Liquor Store Phone 103 139 So. Franklin P. 0. Box 25% Bader Accounting Service RUTH BADER: Accounting—Tax Reports Secretarial 3 Valentine Bldg., Telephone 919 H. S. GRAVES GRUBER®* | B & are urged to return applications for | - —— | enroliment promptly to troop lead- pDAVENPORT REMAINS SOUTH ers In order that adequate facili-| ties may be provided for all Scouts| The remains of Edwin Davenport, who plan to artend the camp appli-| 500 30, who passed away Wednes- cations should be filed not later| 4ay morning at St. Ann's Hospital than May 15. | will be sent to Albany, Oregon, for Miss Ruth Kilbourne has been en-| yterment, Mrs. Eric Larson, an gaged as camp director and MiSS aunt now a resident of Juneau, Frances Hussey will be waterfront| ,,;ounced today. director. Both of these young Wo- ' ge 5 survived by his wife, Mrs men are from Oregon where they Davenport of Albany. The re- g‘;vfsh‘dteécgfim experience With | . are at the Charles W rl Scout Camps. Carter Mortuary. One new feature of the camp v.hls[ s, N year is the provision of a two way| INTERIOR WEATHER or Mrs. Fred Henning at 433 for collection. - HOSPliaL NOTES James Loy was admitted to St. |Ann's yesterday for medical treat- ment. Discharged yesterday were Clarence Walker, Mrs. Anna Web- |ster, Nick Trierschild, Master |Charles Aubert, Mrs. Glen Wise and |Eaby boy. | At the Government Hospital, Mrs. |Lily White gave birth to a boy at 41 students from the various will present three number: Song Had Wir “Glow and “The Rosary.” ‘The High School Band will pre- | sent seven numbers of various musi- | cal groups. Robert Stratton will give a clarinet solo titled “To April” and Joan Williamson and Alfred Ventur will play a flute and violin duet pre~ senting “Estrelita.” Jack Hermle and Robert Stratton will give a clarinet duet presenting “Melody.” The beginners Band composed mostly of grade school students will play six numbers of diversified mu- sical arrangements. Jack Hermle will have a clarinet solo “In The Forest,” Gary Hedg- es and Arthur McKinnon will give a trombone duo of the “Polish Folk !Tune” and Neil MacFarlane will present a bass sole “The Jolly Pea- sant.” The last feature on the program | is the combined bands including the beginners, playing four selections. The personnel of the combined bands consists of 50 students of toth grade and high schools ' The program seems long but Al- |fred Ventur stated today that most |of the band numbers were short and ;thc copcert was scheduled for a i period of one hour and 15 minutes. | Misses ‘Claire Folta and Anne Hen- ;mnq will be the accompanists for ithe various solos and duets. The public is cordially invited to attend the concert without charge and enjoy the musical students of the community. MRS. LORAIN, FORMER JUNEAU RESIDENT, IS DEAD, ALBANY, OREGON Word has been received in Juncau of the death in Albany, Oregon, of | Mrs. 8. H. Lorain, the former Lil- lian Perelle. The family lived in Ju-| neau a number of years where Mrs. high school. ! Upon her graduation she attended Lorain attended both grade and training school and taught i several of the Territory's schools. Upoh her! riarriage to Mr. Lorain, i mining | engineer, her home was in Moéseow, grades Worm” of real excitement, Leo Gorcey is in | the leading role D SAFEWAY STORES WILL BUY HERE; NO STORE PLANS It was revealed today that the Erighton Fish Co., a subsidiary of Safeway Stores, Inc, has entered the Alaska fish buying business with offices in Juneau. The announce- ment was made by R. A. Littlefield who will be in charge of the office here. This is the first time the company has done businc:-: @ Alaska and explains the filing of Articles of In- corporation earlier this week with Auditor Frank A. Boyle. At first, it was believed that the filing meant that Safeway would enter the retail business. Littlefield says he is not connect- ed with tha tend of the Safeway en- terprises and cannot make any pre- dictions on iaai point but it is pro- bably safe to state that the entry into Alaska business was strictly from a point of securing fish. | S e PAC. NORTHERN FLIGHTS BRING 6 PERSONS HERE Flights by Pacific Northern Air- lines yesterday carried six persons {to Juneau and left with 28 for An- chorage as follows: From Anchorage: C. A. Hover, Ben Bryan, Blanche Havercamp, John McKeel, Sgt. E, Craig and F. Jacows. To Cordova: J. 8. Fly and G. B, | Walker. To Anchorage: Alice Brandebury, Esther Schaukel, Lillilam Fuson, O ‘W. Grannell, Miron Babb, Georgia Babb. J. R, Moline, Tom McCarthy, Al- vin Larson, Maynard Johnson, Axel Larson, Gust Dalberg, Stephen Twedt. Andy i.alhein, H. . Stenvik, Gunar Stenvik, Osborne Christy, R Nordenberg. Idaho and later Albany. 8he is sur-| {vived by her husband and daugh- |ter age sixteen, her mother, M« | Emma Perelle; her sister, Mr3. R. F Grefe, both of Portland, Oreg », anc her brother, Charles Perelle of De troit, Mich. | S eee ! TO THE' VOTERS ! When you ask for 4 ballot to }vote on the 27th, you will have to register as a Democrat, a Republi- !can or a member of no Political Fred Naslund, Einar Sundberg, Al- PAGE FIVE TIO CENTURY STARTS TONIGHT " SHOWS at 7:10—¢ fowooRAM PIETURES P*! DUNCAN RENALDO crsCoXID w0l MW" FEATURE NO. 2 AL Leo GORCEY | THE EAST SIDE KIDS MR MUGGS RIDES AGAIN Huntz HALL Billy BENEDICT A monooRAM picture Air Express NEWS rick Erickson, Rindal, Nor- man Rindal. 2 Walter Hasting, Laif Sveum, Gina Haseberg, John Thompson, Otto Sorenson, Lester Swismer. — et MRS. H. HARMON'S PIANO, VOICE PUPILS PRESENT ANNUAL SPRING RECITAL Chris Mrs. Henry Harmon’s piano and voice pupils gave their annual spring recital last evening at 7:30 o'clock in the Harmon residence at 604 Fifth Street. Parents and friends of the pupils were the invited guests for the recital and after the program, re- freshments were served. 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