The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, December 9, 1948, Page 3

THURSDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1948 NEW LOUNGE AT JUDGE HOLZHEIMER CHRISTMAS SHIP COUNTRY CLUB (SERVICES ATTENDED| DEWALL TO SAIL GETS 1S MAME Three Juneau women are especq eased with the naming of | Holzheimer, who died at St. Ann’s yc the new cocktail lounge at the Salmon Creek Country Club, says Tom George. owner and manager. The name “Rendezvous Room” was submitted by Eleanor O'Reilly, pianist, who is playing an engage- ment at the Baranof Hotel's Bubble | Roem; Miss Dorothy Farrell and Mrs. Senna Paul F()\\Lr.s. Announcement of the winning name, and of the prize for submit- ting it, was made Saturday night at the Country Club, to a crowd that taxed lounge, dinner and danc- | ing accommodations. As three persons had suggested “Rendezvous Room,” all three were given champagne dinners for two, at the time of their choice. Ken Fagan, hypnotist-magician, entertained the crowd. Tem George has just received werd about holiday entertainment at the Country Club. After an exchange of telegrams as to avail- able talent, George received this one from an agent: ‘This is good! Hank Cowan, cur- y best bet in Hellywood, just »d from Chicago. Comedian, emcee, novelty harmonica artist; better ventriloguist than Berge mitates Ink Spots, etc. Gags, all- ound one-man show.” George hopes that Cowan will be performing at least a week be- icre Christmas. “And,” he adds, “the Club is warm as toast; the road is in per- fect condition—we even have a new neon sign to cateh the eye.” R WINTERLAND THEME FOR SENIOR BALL AT J-HIGH FRIDAY Winterland will be the theme of the Senior Ball to be held Friday 1t in Juneau High School gym at 9 o'clock. Jerry Nottingham’s orchestra will furnish the music for the occa- sicn. . Evel will be featured in the decorating theme according to Shejla MacSpadden, committee chairman. A hugze snow fort will be built at one end of the gym and refreshments will be served by a titanic snowman at the other end. Panoramic scenes of Alaskan meuntains and glaciers will cover the sidewalls of the gym and re freshment tables are to be screen- ed from' the dance floor by a bank of fluffy snow clouds. Exciting entertainment ned for the intermission. The dance is given by the Class of 1949. Charles McClellan is president of the class and Joseph Shofner is class advisor. All alum- ni, students and parents of stu- dents are welcome to this big af- fair. (OMMANDER'S NIGHT T0 BE HELD TONIGHT AT VEW (LUB ROOMS The Veterans of Foreign Wars will hold a commanders’ night to- night in their club rooms begin- ning at 8 o'clock. There will be in- itiation followed by a banquet. High point of the banquet will be roast beef served with a special barbe- cue sauce prepared by “Doc” Jack- son. All VFW members are urged to attend the meeting. - e NYMAN RETURNS is plan- John A. Nyman returned yester- day from a two-week stay in Ab- erdeen, Wash., where he had been called because of a bereavement in the family. Nyman is inspector of wages and hours, and public con- tracts, for the U. S. Department of Labor. l'a kindly man,” | of BY MANY FRIENDSl Friends William A.| of Judge Hospital Sunday afternoon, filled' to over-flowing the chapel of Charles W. Carter’s Mortuary as they gathered to pay him a last farewell at funeral services this | afternoon. R. E. Robertson, fellow member of the BPOE Lodge which conduct- ed the services and of the bar asso- ciation, delivered sthe eulogy. He characterized Judge Holzheimer as one who practiced the precepts of his lodge; who erly love, justice, charity fidelity; &s a true and patriotic citizen who adhered faithfully and | loyally to the precepts of Ameri-| canism. “But I submit that his greatest attribute was that he was Mr. Robertson con- cluded. The gavel used during the im- pressive Elks service conducted by Acting Exalted Ruler Ellis Rey nolds, is one presented to the Ju-! neau Lodge by Judge Holzheimer on Sept. 1, 1946. Of historical interest, the gavel was made from “Ipul” wood, sal- vagaed in 1931 from the hulk of the Reina Cristina, ilagship of Admir- al Montojo, sunk by the American Squadron under Commodore Dewey May 1, 1898, and presented to Judge Holzheimer by his son-in-law, the iate Samuel Gregory, Lieut. Comndr., U. S. Navy. TWG SC ng during the vices by t Ehler were Old Rugged Cross” and “In Garden.” Pallbearers were members of the tireau Channel baseball league which Judge Holzheimer had t2en president for many years, and hcnorary pallbearers were members of the Juneau Bar Asso- ciation. Quantities of from his friends, uary altar Interment was in the Masonic plot of Evergreen cemetery. Judge Holzheimer, forn eral judge, district attorney and pioneer of Alaska, is survived by his daughter Catherine and three grandchildren, Mary, Gloria, and Samuella Gregory, of California. His wife, Georgia Holzheimer, died in Juneau in 1942. AMERICAN SHIPPING IS NOW ENDANGERED SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 9.—&: Reductions in the use of Amer n shipping to haul relief cargo will wipe out jobs for 3,000 West Coast seafarers and lay up scores of vessels, the Pacific American Steamship Association estimates. “To scuttle any part of the al- ready reduced American fleet witn the Far East in its present shape is plainly asking for trouble” Albert W. Gatov, PASA presi- or- “The The Gi flowers, tributes banked the mor- fed- He was commenting on an an- | ncuncement by the Economic Ad- ministration that it would halt on | January 1 the policy of carrying half of all American aid cargoes of | grain, coal and oil in American ships. DIVES IN ICY WATERS; CHECKS BOAT BOTTOM A professional diver submerged into icy Gastineau Channel waters this afternoon to check the bot- tom of a Transportation Corps ves- sel at the Corps of Engineers dock. | Roy Eaton, wellknown diver, was scheduled to make the dive and | investigate sea-worthiness of a small freighter which scraped her | Lottom in Wrangell Narrows en- route from Seattle. The craft, FS 343, came in from | ing and repair. She is enroute to Adak. 1 o7 AIR EXPRESS! Air express means immediate delivery to you! Simpl, shop or your business house, requesting that your merchandise be shipped by Air Express, and Alaska Coastal speeds it to you in a matter of hours! Dependable serv- ice at lowest rates by Air Express. ALASKR T, ;n‘a/* P (AIRLINES ewing Southeas ly write or wire your favorite practiced broth-|sm and @ FOR JUNEAU WED. news for all the sastineau Channel! here will be a Chr th r, as there has been each ason for Green, local .15.01“ for the | Steamship Company, , for Santa Claus will he D of that line 1ext Wednes- will arrive at Ju- five days late 1 keep' you ta’s pack there will be for all the children— younesters hereabouts reen. at last ye were enter istmas ship, s were with good some 1,00 A)r ard acout mall 400 mc iry her their - > - 'HEW TRUCK SERVICE STARTING 10 ALASKA GREAT FALLS, Mont., Dec. 9.— (®—Truck freight service m Great Falls to Alaska w:ll be started next month, W. E. Rice, Jr Alaskan Trucklines of Great Falls, announced today. Rice caid refrigerated and heat vans and two new trucks to car them have been ordered and expected to be here and ready for service north by Jan. 10. Tentative schedule calls for a truck to leave Great Falls around the first and 15th of each month and arrive in Fairbanks and An- chorage seven or eight days later. — - oo J. Gerald Williams of Anchor- age, Territorial Attorney General- elect, is in Juneau on legal busi- ess Ralph J. Rivers, Attorney General wces that his office as retained N Willlams as legis- lative counsel during the coming session. anno | come the tride of Mr. istmas ship | / kno\\x} ined | and operator of | ! ator, TH[: DAIL\ ALASKA FJVIPIRE——JUNEAU ALASKA Eiolm Coulter, Bride-Eled, Is Feted at Shower Miss Etolin (\mlm who will be- James Mc- den January 22 in Wrangell, was honored last evening with a bridge ottery shower. e Lockridge and Miss Cathryn Mack entertained in the Lockridge home. Guests were Mesdames W. H. Bar- i Jr., William Whitehead, W. isham, A. H. Tveten, Vic Power, enter, Art Hedges, Vevi and Miss Marie Ratclitt. | -o TO SEATTLE and Mrs. Alex DI. iiolden r teen-age son, Sandy, were southbound passengers to- on Pan American Airways, nning to spend two or three weeks in Seattle. While there, they will stop at the Washington Athletic Club, for which Mr. Holden represents Al- a cn the Board of Governors. - e and th MARRIAGE LICENSES Two applications for marriage li- censes have been filed in the office of U. S. Commissioner Felix Gray. Migs Sally Colthorp Preas, supers visor of research and statistics, Un- employment Compensation Commis- | 1, and Louis James Anderson of the U. Bureau of Mines plan their marriage soon. Juanita Ora Brown, hotel oper: and John Rogoski, longshore- applied for a license. - man, e v v e 0009000 T IDF TABLE BER 10 3:00 am. 45 ft. 9:34 am, 143 ft. 16:07 p.m., 4.7 ft. 120 ft. 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