The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, September 18, 1950, Page 3

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU, ALASKA PAGE THREE Patricia A. Balog iSPEAKERS PLEASED Honored, ShowerBY ENTHUSIASM FOR TOURIST PROGRAM MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1950 P-TA MEETING 1S|LIONS SERVICE CITED| SCHEDULED TONIGHT|AT BANQUET BY INTL. PRESIDENT H.(.PETRY[m STORY THAT At a banquet in the Gold RmmHIEARTS OF JUNEAU! »f the Baranof Hotel Saturday’ 1ght, Hebert C. Petry, ln(orx\\uon'lll"comn To >resident of Lions, gave a brief talk | n the ideals of Lionism and its THE STABLE" ‘ LORETTA YOUNG CELESTE HOLM canes for a blind man to building GR. [0 CENTURY 'FEATURE "SWORD | IN DESERT” NOW SHOWI“G (Ap"fll n}:nde -elect Patricia Ann Balog honored at a kitchen shower [ last Thursday evening at the Doug- 4 “Sword in. the Desert” the big|) - home of Mrs, Witliam H, Dore,] .\ ‘Shot in the arm” was given | Universal-International production | the Seves Alaska’s potential tourist industry at the Capitol Theatre, is one o(‘“ho was also hostess for recently by officials of two territor- | ning. 4 . i |hu most exciting pictures released | ies and they, in turn, were exhil- Stinice \werc plhe R With. Mrs. M, arated by the enthusiastic reaction in recent years, with its steadily g vs, MIS. paced action and suspense, pro- ‘:)“I‘{tl::y F]‘\;I;:ls( P;‘,;:;s i;;‘::;ewmslmp. ”\-s'.huu_t the Northlnf\d. | jected before a background of fierce | Mrs. Elfon Engstrom, Miss Patricia The officials are George T. Arm- fighting in the Near East. Balog, Miss Edith Wellington, M e, for W NN WSeRtad wilu Dana Andrews, Marta Toren and | gjayton Fleek and Mrs, A. J. Ba-§ H:uf'nn Tourist Bureau, and Stephen McNally co-star in this|joo” winning prizes. eorge Sundborg, consultant to the first film ever to employ a Pales-| Guests were asked to take two|” 'ska Development l}fmxd Armit- tine setting. In important featured copies of their favorite recipe, One 3 ; l““.m\ s ussl:l "lhe\“B;;:u;Ir. roles are Jeff Chandler of ndm”(,pv was given the pride-elect with “j“‘(‘ they set l;u 3 0 .\ -‘ 5 | fame, Philip Friend, English im-|the other copy keing exchanged|’ ‘¢S In Alaska in 30 days Armit- POSITIVELY ENDS TONIGHT! ET°S 60 TO A Theatre Tonight!? The first meeting of the Juneau | Parent-Teachers Association for the nN\' school year, will be held this evening at 8 o'clock in the high school study hall. Mrs. Glenn Oakes is the new President. Hostesses for this meeting will be the kinder- garten mothers. Mrs. Elwood Pym is chairman. 143 ARE CARRIED B PAA OVER WEEKEND! "Tremendously Exciting!” . "Exceptional . . . Not fo Be Missed” *“Piles Action Upon Crashing Action” and equipping a hospital in Mexico. He stated that the 33-year-old or- i ganization was now represented by iflunn clubs with a membership n(' (404,000 in 29 nations including Fin- Ge land which had come in since July. ! He pointed out the rapid growth of age had described Hawall's exper- . . P i X The furious passions of a living, | portation, and Liam Redmond, fa- lamong the guests. e ce for the Chamber of Com-| Pan American World Airways car- | Lions clubs in Europe was a healthy | b | mous star and director of the Abbey | Miss Balog was presentgd with| erce here, | ried 143 passengers over the week- |sign I . | Theatre in Dublin, making his |many lovely and useful gifts from| % < ! end with S Bk L 9 | flaming land brought ||| 4 4 Ccy Most of the 25 Armitage-Sund- | end with three going to Whitehorse,| He told of the enthusiastic activity | 9 9 American screen debut. [her friends. Mrs. Frank Cashen, talks in Alaska were for |8 to Fairbanks, 80 to Seattle, 11 to | of Mexican Lions clubs whicn had] T O MORR O W! [ o the role of the American sea |Mrs. Dayton Fleek Mrs: 8 M. DOfe (o, iy, meetings, because of geo- | Tompkoff, W. L Rumpie, George | Seventy-five were present, includ- | ”(,lm‘m:] & };'\ .C_"eslny'p‘ms" "l'nJ el :\yt‘o’: - i graphical problems—of a sort of | Vogt, George Torgramsen, Daniel}ing Lions, their ladies and guests. | p it B S W o e A Bl i R e Alaska Travel Congress, to form |Morano, Charles Castel, and P. F.{wirs. Petry was presented with an | { 3;\(l‘::\wi‘l:“lui:‘:l;lvh»F);?{] 5‘:‘)\:\1-’; ‘:f n'\ls l;:liL\er{;‘bb‘;;mmfi‘:ng:;rlh ,ywe”]l\:;rgs' ably will be early next month. nery workers from Superior Packing | Alaska from the Juneau club. mldionc: g the sympathy ol a ‘D(;"wms"wflhm Miss Phylis An.| [he tourist program is being | Company, others left Juneau for| Three new Lions were iniuated: | | A T;’m‘ T }d‘_l“_; s J- Baitk Miss shib developed by the Development | Seattle: Olaf Olsen, Donald Walker,| w, §. Yeargain, Edwin C. Johnson, | _‘~1‘ ) 2 he Ur grou b E’dwards Mls Gle’n Pranlin Board, according to Sundborg, who | Ray Conrad, Harold Conrod, Ark{.ndq R. C. Nelson. | radio commentator with convincing | °~‘_ s S : 'd‘ says he hopes it will be taken over | Chin, Max Gradel, Lloyd White,| william Matheny was presented , feeling and inspiration. Stephen Mc= | Mrs. Guy Russo, Mrs. Herb Reld, an of | Robert Cousins, John Fee. v to the screen for sea captain who smuggles a cargo of refugees from Italy to the Pal- and then spends forty-eight hou |as a fugitive with' underground | fighters and the refugees he has landed. | lievable in the rugged, “gutty” | characterization and needs no con- The story concerns an American | estine coast, is trapped there and | prevented from returning to his ship | Mrs. Ross Bishop and Miss Lillian Dore assisted her. | The buffet table was decorated with yellow candles and cookies spelling “Pat and Jim” on a back- ground of pictures of a bride at- |tired in a formal wedding gown. | The yellow color theme was carried cut with napkins and refreshments. | Those invited were Mrs M. J | Kibby, Mrs. James Wellington, Miss scan ‘ja tourist association.” 1 Chambers of Commerce and service clubs, They appeared before simi-] lar groups in Seattle and Portland, and also made five radio broadcasts. | All the talks were on how Alaska apitalize on a real program | tourist promotion. ‘Our plan,” said Sundborg today, ca. for a. big general meeting— | of I'he meeting, or meetings, prob- independent committee Annette and brought 41 from Se'm.le Bound for Whitehorse were: Mast, Mr. and Mrs. 1. C. McDevm For Fairbanks: Sue Kennedy, Mr. and Mrs, R. E. Bain, Suzie Winn, S. Clave, Dick Helves, Charles Castle, W. G. Winslow. For Annette: Fred Grant and two children, and « Helen Carroll Gilmore, In addition to 23 southbound can- built 22 schools which had been turned over to the government to | maintain and mentioned that Presi- | dent Aleman, a Lion, had a per! r‘-ni attendance record for 11 years Regarding the international situa- tion, Petry spoke hopefully in that he stated “there will always be a future for Lions.” ivory bracelet and Petry was given ! an ivory cribbage board as token of | with a key award by the Interna-| | x\"m\) has the best role of h.h screen‘gti} R:adri l;l;\:l‘r-;: ({I\:shmDa;:?: Earl Hunter, Jack Frost, Jerry|iional president. The new Juneau : garcer fo.aale (1 the, Dark BEe D | i s et o ge and Sundborg parted |Smith, Pete Pederson, Virgil Adams, | s1ub president, Jerry Williams pre- | € ; y}!f'(l'x'l‘unnd lieutenant who dez\_ls,uc_ i Wllfo'sli e Ll\.{ax:'in' company in Portland, the visitor \Jnmes Smith, Keith Mountjoy, Con- | sided. Mrs. Dorothy Ebbett enter- with the American and effects pri- AB“I X l:{ 8 l'w Ds'_ Mk to return to Honolulu, Sundbmb | stance Davis, Frank Maier, William | tained with marimba music. son breaks and rescues of his com- K‘Z‘l I‘:C‘lv %’k:z'dsh{ft .Mrsmzla ton | etuned to Juneau. Cumbrow, Dan Ward, S. O. Camp-| Mr, and Mrs. Petry were met at ip'ltxmu e Pl JY y: bell, Hans Schol. he airport by a large delegation ' The romantic interest is provided | Fleck, rs. William Weir, Mrs. James Pat Oakes, Jim Galvin, P. R. Lis- it JEFF CHANDLER PhlLIP FRI detracts from or interferes with the splendid flow of action in the story. HEMY RW[R (OM ' MINERS STRIKE FCR | INCREASE [N WAGES FAIRBANKS. Alihkn. Sept. 18— —A mine wage increase demand has shut U s walkout to back up a| with Mr. James Burns in the Epis- copal Church in Douglas, Septem | ber 30, with the reception immed- imely following at her parents heme. No invitations have been is- sued but friends are invitgd to bo‘h wedding and recepuun ALASKA SALMON TAGS | KEEP COMING, JUNEAU | Reports are coming in right along { MEETING TONIGHT OF AMER. LEGION Two members of Juneau Post No. 4, the American Legion, are going to get a big surprise tonight when they are presented with the Legion’s | Certificate of Merit by Post Com- mander Bob Druxman. The presentation will be made to the pair of Legionnaires for their Norman Lynne, Thomas McGrail Axel Wickstrom, Pauline Utne Whitey Steiner, E. Sharp, Juhn Whitehill. Harry Sperling, T. R. Tobinson, Gene and Harriett Chilton, Ed Grasse, Alfred Albrecht, George Richert, N. Neville, Leo Murphy, Merrill Kauffman, Joe Brandmier, Olaf Haley, Carl Seals, George Veidt, John Dolan, Chris Sm'vlck Jesn Peterson, Don Ogard, Mrs. Evenson, Roby Lovejoy and .Jnck ! | Schroder. Forty-one passengers arrived here ind were escorted to Juneau by Lhe’ : STEWART'S GRANDSON DIES IN HOSPITAL lin’n““s MORE Word has been received of the feath of Hawley Stewart on Satur-} lay in the Providence Hospital, An- | ‘horage. He was the grandson of B. D. Stewart and he and his twin brother, Ben II, were born the hrxtx week of September to Mr. and Mrs. | Ben Stewart II, son and daughter- in-law of B. D. Stewart in the An- kg o s Lillig re. SN wa 2 tth(muyi :nduMma' an? Al flf::(:ymdrflofigfs AR B‘G SURPR'SE AI bt g el L ek not stressed to the point where it o 2 ersol 0 PATRICIA JOAN P Miss Balog will exchange vowd derson, Ed Shaeffer, Mary Lou Mix, e MARSHALL - McCRACKEN RAY McDONALD + MEL TORME GOOD NEWS! CLIFTON (BELVEDERE) WEBB N f g 58 utstanding work on behalf of the § 1 Directed by GEORGE SHERMAN + Written and Produced by ROBERT BUCKNER down the main operatlons of the |00 Alaska tagged salmon, O. L.joutstandl 5 from Seattle. They were: Al Bur- | chorage hospital. g : | Anderson, Director of the Alaska |Organization during the past year. | LT 8 RO e . 2 e ¥ Lk Healy River Coal Company at Sun- 4 A 3 i rel, Dave Brown, Warren Blodgett, Our VARIETY HOUR presents |l Variety Hour -m“; PARY 8¢ SUN” | pept. of Fisheries, reported to- | Neither man has been informed of | T Byers BN Cotle Todnty Har ANCHORAGE VISITOR Is on the Way mn TOM & JERRY in “The CAT | 7:05—9:35 More than 60 employees left their | J8Y- A 16-pound king was caught|his award and it will come to both | o)) "o}y ‘Fox Mr, and Mrs. T. A.| David 'J. Nicholls of Anchorage!,, and the MERMOUSE” | jobs. !l;y dAll‘a;rthThump!:: o f’:“"; ot Lr::f:; ::;;fg;‘:;zg:ugi‘;‘;f; "thi: Harris, Elmer McNelty, Mrs. New- | is stopping at the Baranof Hotel. ll cflEAPEB BY “Del rtney and Orchestra” Pe(xtule at Company officials said the newly- | 2¢nd, Wash, near the mouth offevel son, Clarence Nelson, George Robin- - —_— 3 ¢ ?, o # re s th illapa River Sept. 8. Post Sergeant-at-Arms to bring [Tes b & “Square Dance, Tonight recognized unit of ‘the United Mine ,i.v; lgzther‘; Ff;:‘he:yl’ o | thef 0 th. tia phesidlng. ofoer’s | 2% Helen Saale, Beth Barriéklow. | Harry Labéon “bf ‘Ketchikhin fs# ” m m“ Workers (Ind) gave no advance no- with the British Columbia Fisheriss ' chair. Mrs. Irene Sandbo, R. E. Shannon, | staying at the Juneau Hotel. 7 2 tice on the walkout. Negotinuons‘De t. wrote a 7-pound Alnsl£1- Ori.gln'xl]y three local Legion- R. D. Shinaman, Toivo Saale, Rob- o o SWEETHE1RT lAKE IS | SENIOR SERVICE SCOUTS between the firm and the new un- Iy pe';l Fin s ‘caught. at Stevets | naires \;’erel to receive the award ert Stroud, Mr. and Mrs. Utter, Ken . i | WAS ELECTION, OFFICERS; lion local had been in progress since | ‘acc's he Frazer River vicinity, | but the sudden death of Legionnaire | Wilds, Ernest Weese, J, . Buehrle, » . N E me | NEXT MEETING THURSDAY | Sept. 5. L LR (A0 TAREAE W RE VAR, 3 Jean and Ann Lippert, Zack Her- ‘ H b K Meihbe i e on Sept. 5. Fred Cameron last August made it Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Petry, | 5 i embers of the union negotiating | "'y o' yeturning tags with the|necessary to present Cameron'’s |Man: 3 | The first meeting of the Senior)committee said in a statement on the information on where and when|award posthumously. His award Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Zimmerman, J. W. A. Chipperfield of the Forest | Service Scouts, troop two, wasjwalkout: the '{d tish bt 1 Eod }:h tirst umé that such a | W- Gucker, Mrs. O. A. LeTourneau . Service here accompanied C. L.|held Thursday, September 14 at{ “Negotiations have fallen through | € b’;%? s d“f"s,l_"a}‘“th' X: mar em, e k:‘"; e e ‘n this | With Ken and Hara, C. J. Rogers, I urners Anderson, Director of the Alaska |the home of Mrs. Pauline Washing- | because of disagreement on the Vfl:‘"‘ { IE_QUS‘S! E-f:li OA de - | presentation ha Max Rogers, Eugene, Patricia and Dept. of Fisheries on a flight Fri- | ton. The meeting was called to)question of wages. The miners are e e BOREson | P Nl St Debra Wood. 5 day to inspect likely lakes for gray- | order by the out-going president,|asking 47% cents an hour blanket 3 gkt | Nomination of officers for the en- Telephone Blue 737 nghis—Red 730 “ling planting. Al checking 12| Sylvia Davis. increase for all workers. Their pre- = i cak aitt " 1 7 " TOM QUINN IS GRANDPOP 'suing year will be concluded at to- GIRL BORN TO WAHTOS lakes they decided on Sweetheart| Under old business, members vo-|sent wage is $227' per hour. The 5 Lake south of Juneau, The water |ted as a troop project the purchaselincrease, if secured, would give them ;““-”m“ Sy ety teadl opun- | KA mee““kg E:E?;‘s"t‘:m;‘x’g; :: A seven-pound baby girl was born | Hearri Machine Shflp, Inc. there is clear with good shores|of official uniforms., A committee]sa 75 {askian the Alaske Bublio Works hiere | heldl maxy yee fl: {to Mrs. Douglas Wahto Saturday} 12th and E Street and streams for spawning, Ander-|was appointed to select a commu-| The company management said | eCeived word Saturday that he is;the following We; S Ll hospital. = son said. nity project for the troop. On the]is had offered a straight 27%-cent |2 E¥andfather for the second time.| All officers ani C‘L“‘ i et R s = e ek They also visited the Falls Creek | committee are Jane -Schultz, Joanjan hour increase to the miners and | SD8ron Quinn Bremer was born men are asked to submi a ey < . - i fw P r o Saturday morning to his daughter ; ' reports as soon as possible so that fish ladder 'near- Petersburg. De-|Williams and Carol Larsen. from 20 to 25 cents for all other cate- sod he' Com- . spite the fact that the ladder is| Under new business the following | gories covered by the union agree- |24 son-in-law, Mr. and —Mrs. Ibhey may be include m" R incompleted, cohos were going up.!officery were elected: President,f nent, A 27'4-cent increase would Charles H. Bremer at Newport, N.-H. manc'lers annual report af They counted 70 salmon going up'Mary Nordale; Vice Presidént, Carol { nove the miners’ scale $2.55 an hour. g . week’s meeting. in a 20-minute period. }Larsen; Secretary-Treasurer, Shir- T. Conrad of Hawk Inlet is regis- e {ley Moluar. tered at the Baranof Hotel. | WANT ADS BRING RESULIS SEEKS DIVORCE I The guest of the troop was Alice Hosp"‘l “oIB g st g G . 2 TR A T Helena Rolison has applied in,Jean Davis. District Court for a divorce from| The nfeting was adjourned and| agmitted to St. Ann’s hospital “ E E T I N G T o “ I G H T James Douglas Rolison, Jr., charging } 1efres "“‘9"“““’"}“3 selr"le: ;;he r;ext over the weekend were Mrs. Douglas : cruelty and incompatibility. meeting wi be hel hursday, | ywanto, Walter Martin, Louis Han- o ® Through hor attorney, Robert | September 21 at the home of Miss| 7 oy W o S e B The American egion : Boochever, she' seeks custody of |Arleen Godkin. Dismissed were James Hanna, . three children, support for them, T e Donald Broughton, Denny Merritt, a' s 0 cluk also the residence in the Highlands. FROM WATSON LAKE Robert Becker, Mrs. L. W. Tibbetts, | | ) e Mr. and Mrs. A, C. McDevitt of | Mrs, Arlow Smith and baby boy, MICHELSON BACK Watson Lake, Can., are registered | Russell Clark, Sadie White, Mrs. IN THE LEGION DUGOUT Eino Michelson of the Dept. of | at the Baranof Hotel. George Crisman and baby girl. Visiting Veterans Invited Labor with headquarters in Juneau T ROBERT N. ])}{UXMAN,/post Commander is back in town staying at the ABSENTEE VOTING FROM PELICAN SAXON H SNOW. Adjutant Juneau Hotel. Voter: Be sure to vote Republican [ Shirley Elstead of Pelican is stop- . oL ’ e g ticket under absentee law before | ping at the Juneau Hotel. FROM CORDOVA you leave for the States. Mr, and Mrs. H. R. Conrad of Republican Club of Juneau, Al- FROM SITKA 3 Cordova are staying at the Baranof | aska, Commissioner’s Precinet. 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