The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, October 1, 1948, Page 5

B - ———— A ——— ) ) <) D ) D | | | FRIDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1948 SHOWPLALE or APIT | UNA D'CONNOR - % SAT. MAT. 1:30P.M. =Added-= "Jack Armsirong” LAST EPISODE SO0 Produced and ‘Written by LILLIE HAYWARD * RICHARD 0. FLEISCHER SECOND FEATURE - - - ) - < 0 ] o 0 ] ] - 0 comes in ...and Kayser’s famous “Fit-All-Proportions” fit all! These exquisite full fashioned stockings MOSIERY are knitted to give proper widen and stretch at top, calf, ankle? e it GLOVES * UNDERW EAUTY ALL sizes EAR e EYES EXAMINED DR. D. D. MARQUARDT #decond and dranklin OPTOMETRIST 4 PHONE 506 FOR APPOINTMENTS LENSES PRESCRIBED Juneau Your Deposits ARE SAFE BUY and HOLD UNITED STATES SAVINGS BONDS POSITS IN THIS BANK ARE INSURED FIRST NATIONAL BANK of JUNEAU, ALASEA MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPQRATION » + There IsNo Substitue for Newspaper Advertising! A 'TWO FEATURES AT CAPITOL THEATRE The Capitol Theatre will have Itwo features for this weekend start- ing tonight. “Key Witness,” drama| WIN WITH TRUMAN, of a man wanted for his own mur- der, has John Beal, Trudy Mar-! |sha11 and Jimmy Lloyd in the lead- 1ing roles, i Beal, as a hen-pecked architect, | September 18, 1948 i Dear Fellow Citizen and Democrat: The time for action is at hand! The Democratic administration of the United States has been the sym- bol of help and hope for the com- mon man at home and abroad. Let us now do our duty to all of the people by helving to keep the Derno- cratic Party in office. i Wwith a press ana radio largely dominated by Republican big inter- est control, the nation is being flooded with bitter and critical pro- ! poganda, much of it bought and ipaid directly and indirectly by large dog, when they’ try to readjust|¥ealth and ‘interests, who seek gain themselves to the restrictions of a|{Of & few at the expense of the new home, form the basis of RKO many. The Democrats must, by the Radio’s delightful comecy-drama, spoken and w'rxt?.en word, bring the “Banjo.” Sharyn Moffett has the truth to the majority of the people. [starring role while Jacqueline White, Now is the time for every good Walter Reed and Una O'Connor Democratic to help. We are calling |nead the supporting cast. The dog UPOR ¥ou to support the Party. is seen in the title role. — e~ e GIRL SCOUT NEWS : Girl Scout Troop No. 10 brought {their meeting to order Thursday ia.temoon in the Northern Light | runs from the arms of love into the embrace of murder. Fearful of implication in a mur- ler, Beal runs away and becomes a tramp. He assumes the identity ot a dead man, is later accused of the first murder but is cleared when the real killer - confesses and is |‘hen confronted with the charge that he murdered the man whose identity he has taken! In the other feature, the .ad- ventures of a little girl and her AND BARTLETT Send us your contribution in the | enclosed addressed envelope, or hand it to the Juneau Precinct Commit- | tee Chairman who will call on you in a few days. You will be given a ! receipt and vour name will be| placed on the roster of loyal Demo- | crats who gave liberally in the in-! terests of their party. If you do| not wish your name to appear on, such a list, you, of course, may make ! an anonymous contribution. Yours for a Democratic Victory, | Z. J. LOUSSAC { Democratic Finance Chairman' for Alaska VICTOR C. RIVERS, Chairman | Democratic Central Committee | of Alaska ‘We believe that a contribution of | —ARLENE PARSON, Reporter.igs500 after vour name would be a | ( read credit to you and a real bene- Girl Scout Troop No. 11 held|fy ¢ the Demicrnuc cause. | i their meeting, which was opcned; by our new President, Natalie ATTENTION—ALL FEDETAL | Dapcevich, Thursday afternoon. we‘SERVlCE EMPLOYEES: { did two requirements on our troop | Form 1236, a pamphlet entitled | dramatics badge. We discussed fur-|political Activity and Political As- | ther our Hallowe'en party. — OUr sessments of persons employed by song leader led us in “Girl Scouts gtate and Local Agencies in Con- | | Together,” and “The Star Spangled |nection with Activities Financed in Banner” at the closing of the whole or in Part by Loans or| meeting. Grants Made by the United States ! —MARY GRISHAM, Reporter. |or by any Federal Agency” publish-i 0y ed from the United States Civil| Girl Scout Troop No. 1 met at|Service Commission and printed in | the Methodist Church Thursdaythe Government Printing Office | afternoon. Our major studies for |states as follows:—Quote: SECTION | the year were chosen. Letters:IV, PARA. 20. CONTBIBU’HONS—! were written to Mrs. McGinty, our|The term “contribution” includes a} last year's troop leader,. who is gift, subscrintion, loan, advance, or now in the states. Kara Lee Fos- deposit of money or anything of | ter was chosen Secretary. We ad-|value, and includes a contract, | journed at 5 p.m. promise or agreement, whether or.: —PATRICIA SWEENEY, Reporter not legally enforceable, to make a | contribution. While employees may 'E"GSIROM SOI_E .make contributions, they may not " BIDDER, COOPER | BUIlDING SAlE BE MADE AT ANY TIME, EVEN SUUBSEQUENT TO A GENERAL { solicit, collect, receive, disburse, or The J. C. Cooper Building on!ELECTION, 80 LONG AS THEY | | | | Presbyterian Church Parlors. We introduced Mrs. Ray Hagerup and assistant Scout Leader Jackie Martin. We elected the following officers: | President, Dorothy Robards; Vice-| | President, Eloise DeLand; Secre- | itary, Mollie MacSpadden; Report-| er, Arlene Parson; Treasurer, Joyce Rivers. | Following the election we trans- | acted businéss and then adjourn-, s ed, | s s s w i Democrats Puf Heat on Federal, DURING \ w[fl(mp;And Terr. Employees for Money\ DEMOCRATIC VICTORY CAMPAIGN FUND BARKLEY, SUPPORT WOUR DEMOCRATIC PARTY otherwise handle contributions made for political purposes. THE COM- | MISSION HAS HELD THAT VOL- UNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS MAY Fourth and Main was purchased by Elton E. Engstrom for the total sum of $52,000 at the U. S. Mar- shal's Sale, which was held this morning. Engstrom was judgment ! creditor in the bankruptcy case and was sole bidder at the sale. The sale included the lot, building, of- {ice and apartment furnishings. Deputy Marshal Walter Hellan ARE MADE TO A REGULARLY CONSTITUTED POLITICAL OR- GANIZATION FOR ITS GENERAL EXPENDITURES.” End Quote i | | P.S. This letter is being received by Federal and Territorial Fm- ployees, its noted that they can contribute ANONYMOUS. The U. S. Laws require all contributions be was auctioneer for the sale, which |- was held at 10 o'clock this morning in the lobby of the Federal Build- ing. Over 20 interested businessmen were present. WE KNOW YOU'LL AGREE — Juneau Janitor Service Home and Commercial Cleaning Earl J. Conkle Phone 806 | | o ma—D HOME AND INDUSTRIAL INSULATION ROCK WOOL—ALUMINUM WEATHER STRIPPING Warde A. Johnson—Phone 344 ~ SEATTLE Por COMFORT snd contlls SERVICE i always | oewey w. et the NEW | Metadort ASHINGTON : a pleasure | vice-pres ™ > and Habit! Managing < Director ALASKANS FEEL AT HOM! AND BARTLETT reported to House of Representa- tives, Washington, D. C., with names of donators. This is clearly a viola- tion of that Law. HATCH ACT. ALBERT WHITE, General Counsel. (Paid advertisement) COASTAL CARRIES 70 PASSENGERS ON | THURSDAY FLIGHTS | ious Alaska Coastal Airlines carried 70 passengers on flights in and out ol Juneau yesterday. Thir two left here for Southeast cities.t Passengers from Sitka were: Wm. j Spratling, Mr. and Mrs. Klurk-' holn, John Lage, Wm. Kongas, R.| i Cheen, R. Mayo, G. E. Maidment, ,ing to George Parks, who is finance WIN WITH TRUMAN, BARKLEY ' pq johnson, G. Pearson, Mrs. H. |chairman for the Alaska Council. {Hay, Mrs. H. Simmo, Mrs. Besset, | Parks reports both Anchorage and Q. H. Sampson From Hoonah: Mrs. M. Cook. From Petersbuwrg: M. Victor, H.: Berg, Glenn Miller. { From Haines: George Tapley, C.y Henrbs, Peter Hansen, Mrs. R. E.} Packard, R. E. Packard. ! From Skagway: P. Nelson, Man- Frey Ivy. To Angoon: Charles Joseph, Mrs. | C. Joseph, Francis and Ella Joseph, R. Jamestown, P. Kanach. To Sitka: Otto Ericksop, Steve George, Emily Herschenberger, W. C. Case, R. M. Barshion, G. Nalt- ing, W. G. Nalting, O. A. Nalting, Mr. Maidment, Jessie Williams. To Chatham: Herbert Lonnett. To Excursion Inlet: E. James-| town, Mrs. E. Jamestown. To Pelican: C. Raatikainen, Mrs. John Hansen, Joe Hansen, Mrs. Harold C. Jones. 1 To Taku Lodge: R. OReilly,| Dough Blanchard. To Wrangell: B. Sturtevant, M.| Sturtevant. To Ketchikan: Sally Keith. | To Petersburg: Murlin Spencer. | To Haines: G. M. Tapley, Blml-& che Ellinger. { To Skagway: T. S. Gregg. FRESHMAN SCOUTS ENTERTAIN MARINERS; “ CANDY SALE ON SAT.: Mariner Scout Troop No. 3 was entertained at dinner last evening by the freshman Senior Servicei Scout Troop. Scouts were served a. spaghetti supper at the home of, Elsa Johnson. Following ‘the dinner younger Scouts held their court of awards, after which Mariners went to the home of Alice Jean Davis for their weekly business meeting, Plans were discussed for Satur- day's candy sale to be held at Par- son's Elcctric company for the ben- efit of Roberta Jackson, severely Mitchell Cook, I BOY SCOUTS WILL KICK-OFF CCT. 12 ON FUND CAMPAIGN Kickeff ior the unnual Boy Scout finance campajgn in Juneau will be Tuesday, October 12, according to Curtis Shattuck. He is chairman of the Jlocal Scout Committee which met last night in City Coun- cil Chambers and set the date for the drive. Organization of committees and workers for*the campaign will take place next week, the chairman re- ports, with announcement to come later of the personnel for the var- sections. whattuek explained that Juneau, the headquarters city of the en- tire Alaska Council organization, will join with the other Alaska communities in the once-a-year ap- peal for funds to support the ad- ministrative cost of the Cub Scout, Boy Scout, and Senior Scout pro- grams. Anchorage and Ketchikan have already concluded their campaigns with Fairbanks in the middle of theirs this week. Smaller com- munities will conduct their drives later this month and next, accord- Ketchikan have had very success- ful campaigns, with the former city raising more than twice as much money for scouting as ever before in its history.. Ketchikan has also exceeded any previous year's effort, although not in the same proportion as the westward city, Parks said. It was emphasized at last night's meeting that no quota has been set which must be met by Juneau in its Scout campaign. Each com- munity is given the opportunity once a year for its residents to give as generously as they can afford to the total council budget. Later in the week, Cub Scouts and Boy Scouts will distribute circulars describing the program of Scouting in Alaska and explaining how the funds raised are used, the commit- tee decided Tuesday night. Attending with Shattuck last nright were Charles G. Burdick, Dr. Joseph O. Rude, C. L. Winger- son, Neil Fritschman, Harold Brown, M. J. Whittier, Gus Giss- berg and Maurice F. Powel COURT TO LEAVE FOR KETCHIKAN Judge George Folta i the U. S, District Court, W. J. Leivers, Clerk of the Court, and Miss Mil- dred Maynard, Court Reporter, will leave on Monday for Ketchikan. | Judge Folta will hold an equity term of the court in Ketchikan for two or three weeks and will; then return to Juneau fo open the criminal court session here in | November. I TO0"CENTURY STARTS TOWIGHT Shows at 7:22 — 9:30 BEIIIV- (STEALS HORSES) in MGM's STORY OF THE OLD WEST (% (STEALS HEARTS) bl 3] Wit ORIE MAIN:-NAISH T J. CARROL Latest Air Express NEWS DOUGLAS COLISEUM Starts TONIGHT 'Gentleman Joe Palooka’ and ‘Falcon’s Alibi’ } Phere 1 nn enhetonie ar « ‘Plumbing @ Healing Oil Burners [elephone-2319 7 Harri Machine Shop, Inc. swenaney advertiging! burned a month ago. The sale will begin at 10 o'clock tomorrow morn- ing. . Other business included discus- sion of the troop’s financial condi- tiot and the writing of an article on Scouts activities for a national Girl Scout magazine. Possibilities of taking a boat trip in the fu- ture were discussed. S <77 Arthur W. Parims Passes On, Greece ATHENS, Greece, Oct. 1. —#— Arthur W. Parsons, 48, alternate U. 8. delegate to the United Na- tions special commission ,on the Balkans (UNSCOB), died last night. He had been in Greece since 1931, except for the period dur- ing the German occupation. Wanted! Men And Women Who Are Hard of Hearing To make this simple, no risk hearing test with Ourine drops used with simple syringe. 1f you are deafened, bothered by ringing, buzzing head noises due to hardened or coagulated wax (cerumer try the Ourine Home Method test that so maiy say has enabled them to hear well again. You must hear better altes making this simple test or you get your money back at once. Ask about Ourine Lar Drops today at Butler-Mauro Drug Co. The Rexall Store pottled in bond LW.HARPER SimetJ873 Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey Steamers tied up at BOTTLED IN SOND, 100 PROOF. BERNHEIM DISTILLING (0., INC., LOBISVILLE, KY, NORTHLAND SAILINGS Longshore coastwise strike. 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