The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, December 17, 1951, Page 5

MONDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1951 "Never a Duil Moment’ Now NOW! Ends Tues, Al Capilol A Rip-Roaring + Roundup of Laughs! w Wild can //0”]8 West be 7 IRENE DUNNE FRED MAcMURRAY_ Capitol Theatre yesterday in RK! Radio’s Murray in the stellar roles. The two favorites are ideally cas in the production, Miss Dunne a sophisticated New Yorker and as a cowpuncher with a run-dow | ranch and two motheriess youn sters. They meet at love blossoms, | cowboy takes | back to Wyoming | struggle with e in the weolly West. charity rodeo; presently a 1 a hil wild leumn Auxnhary To Have Initiation i Meating Initiztion of new memi .3 Wil ‘m the main feature of the social| Legion to- in the of the American Unit No. 4, to be he! night at 8 o’clock n Dugout. A special invitatio has been extended to the or tend this meeting, Mrs. Ottke, president, announced The winner of the mem contest conducted by the los will be announced tomorrow Emblem Club Plans For Year's Elecfion ershi N Divected by HARRIETEARSONS VT prodyced by GED £ RARSHALL with WILLIAM DEMAREST « ANDY DEVINE GIGI PERREAU « NATALIE WOOD PHILIP OBER + JACK KIRKWOOD coming year, the committee sonnel being Jenny Rusher, Doroth; Spence and Jo Jensen. All members of the Emblem Clu are urgently requested , o -atien: the next meeting Thur: |at 8 o'clock at the EIks will be the yearly. roll Christmas party. Donations for the Christmas 10:00 ] Hall. call o e o EMPIRE WANT ADS PAY 59O e AT 8. 80 it 5 p.m. through Wednesday. —— e e FINEST ALASKA SMOKED SALMON CCHILKOGOT CHIPS” Packed in !4 Ib. Flats — Scl2ct Cohoe, Bored, Handpacked! PRICE: (‘ ASE (48 cans) — $36.00 Minimum Crder: !4 or 4 CASES 00 and $18.00 , Motcy Odder o Cheek Onlys Prepaid Deiivery to Juneau. One of lho year's gayest comedy | romances came to the screen of the “Never a Dull Moment,” with Irene Dunne and Fred Mac- as successful song writer, MacMurray the uspecting bride ious and newly | ized Auk Bay Auxiliary to_at- Norbert | 1 unit It and bas- | kets for the needy can be taken to the Tot and Teen Shop from 1 to Supply iScheduue Changed 'Fer Twin Bills In Channe! League The basketball playing§ schedule has been c! ed for the two high school gymnasiums Tuesday. Hitting the boards in the first game in the Juneau gym will be the Juneau High School Crimson Bears Tangling in the second game Will be the Country Club and Mike's. and the Imperials. Scheduled for the first game in the Dcuglas gym will be the Doug- las High School Huskies and the Coast Guard cutter Storis. Second 0 game sees Columbia Lumber play- ing the Alaska Road Commission. First game time for both gyms is 7:30 pm. Gov. Gruemng {And FWS Official | Speak 2i Wrangell g left Sunday (o} t a n Gov. Ernest Gruenin: for Wrangell where he was invited to speak before the annual wild game dinner of the Stikine Sports- men gssociation. Also scheduled to speakk was Urban C. Nelson, Fish and Wildlife Service biologist. the new Dingell-Johnson program |which concerns the development of psports in Southeast Alaska. Nelson accompanied by Lee Eilis, op~ erator of the FWS patrol boat Capelin and Dan Ralston, head of |FWS law enforcement.. They were piloted by Jim Hickey in a FWS | Goose. An FWS group irom Ket- chikan cl:» attended the meeting. Small wirol boats of the Fish 11 n { At the last meeting of the Em-'gnq wildlife Service will now be | blem Club a nominating committee yy.own by names of Alaskan fish was chosen .to elect officers for the jnctead of by number, PeT- to Howard Baltzo, ass according istant regional Y director. The system has been Washington, D. C. offici neau, boat No. 6 will now be called the Albacore; and b ke known as the Mackerel. Also, 38-feet Coast Guard picket boats now being converted in the | subport shops will be named aft game fish as they come off the line as Steelhead, Rainbow, Gray- ling and Ma jMaska_lEusing gBonds Authorized . A. (Pat) Carroll head of the Feder: Housing Administration ! {here, said today he had received, word from Housing and Home Fi- | b d nited. Write Now: PORT CHILKOOT COMPANY, HAINES, ALASKA, |nance Administrator Raymond M. Nt MEETING TONIGHT at 8:08 o'clock in the Dugout The American Legion|: Visiting Veterans Invited SAXON HEAT: SNOW WILLIAM M. LIDDLE Post Commander Adjutant-Finance Officer FINEST — SEWING MACHINE ll(lifiSE NOW Choese a NECCHI For Top Sewing Performance! She’lil be happy with a NECCHI RAlpH’ Machine ' Sewing Temporary Headquarters S°n°T...Phone 677 \'Fcley that an Alaska bond issue had Leen authorized. The authoriza- ition was for a general obligation |bond issue by Alaska Housing Au- | thority in the amount of $2,257,200 'at a 2% percent interest rate. The bonds are to mature in two years. 3 The proceeds of the bond issue are being used to furnish first mort- gage financing to Island Homes, |Inc., of Alaska in the construction of 150 single-family homes near Fairbanks. | Carroll reported that many indi- vidual homes are being built in Ketchikan and to the westward. y There are way for an expansion of home building in Juneau, also he said. FROM SITKA P. A. Haugen of Sitka is regis- Lered at the Bnrfmoi Hotel. - 4 . o e o See MADSEN'S for SCHWINN Bicycles-Wagons, Tricycles, Revere Ware and Fishing, Tackle \If You Can 'SWing ‘A Hammer’ \You Can Install A UanTPacken Safoty CHIMNEY { Replace old, dag- i Rl nars with fire-safe . Packer Chim- . Make sure yourself and -~ f All parts included with a Van- Packer. Nothing else to lmy. FHA approved for all fuels. .. any type heating. Save on fuel . of heat. Stop in or write for, | full details. Millwork-Glass a complete line of Building Materials Willoughby Ave.—Phone 633 Nelson discussed | pproved by | s. In ‘Ju-| t No. 10 wiil; tentative plans under | THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE--JUNEAU, ALASKA 'No Progress’ Now on Korea Truce Talks (Continued irom Page One) fighting will continue. A new line will be drawn just before a truce is signed to include any battle changes. An Allied radio broadcast from ) Tokyo Mortday nizht declared ac- ceptance of Red demands for blan- ket exchange of war prisoners might sentence ~~me Allied soldiers 0 life in Comaunist slave labor camps.” The broadcast warned “if the { Reds continue to play the role of { modern slavemaster and hold out for blind acceptance of their terms, then the issue seems des- tined to become insoluble.” The “Voice of the United Na- ions Command” said the Reds have released a few Allied prisoners at the front as a propaganda move, but only after they have been put through a Communist indoctrina- tion course. Results of Monday's two sub- committee sessions at Panmunjom were described by Nuckols as ab- solutely nezative. Both agreed to meet again Tuesday at 11 am. (9 p.m., EST Monday). 3 Arrive, 38 Depart 10n Denali Sunday Arriving on the Dengli southbound Sunday were three passengers with 38 departing. Master of the ship is Capt. Carl Nilsen with John Vog- ler, purser. Disembarking from Seward: | George Abadick, G. E. Krause, Ray | Masters. Embarking for | Mrs. Seattle: Mr. and E. N. Francis and child; D. R. Abello, Elmer Lovan, Kenneth O. ’Pctorxon Dewey Howard Jr., Mrs. Larrie Vinquist, Mr. and Mrs. Wil- am Jacola, Peter Bond, Henry | Stinziano, Mr. and Mrs. Earl For- (sythe and son; Mrs. J. H. Dimond lnnd son; Mrs. K. Raatikainen, Mrs. K. W. Hoyt and two children; Mr. jand Mrs. G. W. Meyer, Mr. and Mrs. Art Walker and son; Bernice Mur- phy, Mrs. George Matson, Mr. and |Mrs. A. J. Boutin, Earl Cooper, | Howard J. Marks, Doris Hollings- worth. | For Ketchikan: Howard Kresge, | George Livingstone, Mr. and Mrs. M. |E, Rose. For Petershurg: Roy Peratrovich. groups | lPaIrlcla Sey, ‘S anley A. £ JA Vauli.w Wedded Ve Candlelight nuptials night at the Northern Lig! terian Church united Miss Patricia Mae Sey, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Sey of Eugene, Oregon, and Stanley Allen Beadle, son of Mr. and Mrs. Russel Beadle of Douglas, Alaska. The church was beautifully decorated with green boughs and white and yellow chrys- anthemums “At Dawning” and “I Love You were beautifully given by s. Evelyn Kelly accompanied on the organ by Mrs. Carol Beery Da- vis. The bride entered the church on the arm of her father, wearing a gown of white lace fashioned with a portrait neckline trimmed with seed pearls and sequins and a bouf- fant ballerina length skirt. Her fingertip illusion veil was attached to a Flemish cap of matching lace. She carried a nosegay bouquet of white chrysanthemums and pink carnation: The matron of honor was Mrs. Joe Kendler Jr, and she wore a ballerina length frock of burgundy with velvet jacket and net skirt and matching hat. Her nosegay | bouquet was of white chrysanthe- mums and red carnations. The bridesmaids were Mrs. Doug-’ las Gregg and Mrs. Jerry Perkins. Their frocks matched that of the matron of honor accept for color which was forest green and their noseg bouquets were of white chrysanthemums and yellow carna- tions. Little A Saturday ht Presby- Susan Gregg was flower girl and wore a full length dress oi forest green velvet. Her tiny nosegay hbouquet matched that of the bride. | rine Ann Williams, cousin of the bride, lit the candles wearing a dress of pink ruffled net and tiny pink flowers encircled her wrist. The best man was John Christ- enson. The Messrs. Earl Crass Jr., and Joe Kendler Jr., ushered The Gold Room in the Baranof Hotel was decorated with yellow,: lavender and white chrysanthe- | mums for the reception. A beauti- ful and very unusual wedding cake | centered the banquet table with crystal candelabras and white tap- ers completing the setting. Pouring and assisting at the re- ception were Mesdames: Gerald Wil- liams, James Sey, Clarence Knight, Ceeil Casler, Henry Sully, Walter Stutte. The guest book was passed by Betty Lou Hokill. The newlyweds will make their home in Juneau. EYES EXAMINED Second and Franklin [ IOEEER AR ; DR. D. D. MARQUARDT OPTOMETRIST PHONE BLACK 506 FOR APPOINTMENTS LENSES PRESCRIBED Juneau Juneau Singers Present Most Delightful Concert The Christmas concert presented by the Juneau Singers Sundas the most ou'scanding program il organization bos put on in the last several yeats It was estimated that hundred were turned away the door bhe With each nun it would be he one of the praise. The two received Frost the red several sumbers for numbers the best reception 10sed reindeer. Marjorie the concert and Jane McMullin w pianist. The of the following: Soprano — Katherine Alexander, from | 1se of a packed house “ er so wel’ presented, 3 d to single out any | special | that possibly were the snowman, and Rudolph, Iverson was director of chorus was composed Adeline Barlow, Jessie Barlow, Inger Eide, Aline Hynson. Ruth Jones, Eunice Nevin, H Paul. ginia Post, Marjorie Orcutt, Phyllis Williamson, Contraltos Lenore Barbat, Donna Hanna, Marcilee Jones Martha Kunz, Mary MeSparran, Edith Moore, Ruth Nelson, Lois Reedy, Juanita Wilson, Maxine Wright, Helen Wruck. Tenors A. J. Buckingham, Ernest Ehler, Richard Freer, Charles Mountjoy, Sr., Wllll'\m Reedy. Bass Carr, T. E. Hynson, Robert Rings, Perk Schmelzer, Martha Velma Harold Jones, | Warner. string Quartette—Corrinne Ken- | way, first violin; Marjorie Iverson, second violin; Ruth Jones, viola; William Reedy, cello. 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We have Gift Certificates to simplify OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL 9:00 0'CLOCK "For the BEST in Recorded Music" THE RECORD SHOP Post Office Box 2478 — Juneau I Famous Comedy Star Featured At 20 Cenfury “Look For of famed musical comedy Marilyn Miller, in New Yor Music Hml | now nml tr.eatres. the t the This feature is 20th Century Radio City June Haver plays | famous musical comedy star in the film, while Ray Bolger, ing ‘Where’s Ch enacts the made-to-order role of Jack Dono- hue, Marilyn Miller’s great dancing partner in “Sunny le; Benefii Dance Huge Success The people of Juneau showed their true colors again Saturd: and the Elks remodeled hall was a huge suceess. Dorman Sitka, was chine. The p ‘ect timing of the orches- tras and floor shows donated by | Juncau’s famous night spots kept interest at high pitch all evening. C. M'Graw, awarded the Bob 531, washing who attended a few minutes were bappy and thrilled by the interest shown by their many friends. Joyce had surprised her father Saturday arriving from Mt. Edgecumbe | hospital where she has been con- William Barron, James|[ined four months with a serious spinal operation. Thanks to all Pete | W ho made this program possible and 4\\{ Christmas from Ray Hope. the Silver Lining,”| | | Technicolor production of the life | star, | opened on June 30 world's re- | the role of the | famed danc- | star currently on Broadway in | | | | | night | Ray Hope's benefit dance in| Needless to say Ray and Joyce | PAGE FIVE WHERE MITS ARE A MABIT TONITE - SE T L=t THE FABULOUS STORY OF BROADWAY'S | GREATEST e MUSICAL STAR, MARILYN MILLER Y 09 BU BUNNY CARTOON LATEST WORLD NEWS A Beautiful Tree for Your Home s e Wil M2k it [ e s et Merry Chrisimas Reserve Yours NOW On Sale at the Lot in Rear of The Cathlic School by the C. Y. 9. 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