®^0£ Fall Activities
To Open August 16
The Llks Club will open the
fall season of activities with
a formal dance on Saturday,
August 16, it was announced
yesterday.
The affair will be a home
coming for the two delegates,
V. W. Root and Max LaLande,
who attended the national
BPOE convention in New
York City recently.
Jules Radinsky and his band
will furnish music for the
dancing, and will also present
a floor show. Jim Bennett is
chairman of the event. All
seats will be reserved.
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KODIAK BAKERY
Max & Aline LaLande, props.
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THE MECCA
Presents
Chuck Maris
SINGING & PLAYING
THE PIANO
accompanied by
A1 Strielow on the drums
THURS. FRI. SAT. SUN.
Bar Opens daily at 9 am
Lounge at 6pm-Sundays 2pm-2am
I Bar-2444
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SLOT
Lounge-3242
Cleaners To Occupy
New Quarters Today
I I ne RoaiaK Cleaners, owned
by Mr. and Mrs. Jay Wolf,
! will move into its new building
i this wt ekend, Wolf announced
this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Wolf have
been owners of the business
for the past three years, and
have leased tde building for
merly used by Emmet Jenn
ings when he owned the clean
ing business.
Two months ago work was
started on their new building,
between the VFW property
and the old Lyric 1 heatre, by
Shupp, Chase and Tolbert.
The new building will be
more compact than the old,
Wolf pointed out. There is a
full basement, a lobby separa
ted from the large cleaning
room, a three room apartment
for Mr. and Mrs. Wolf and
their son Don, and a wash
room for the employees.
New equipment to be in
stalled in the building, ac
cording to Wolf, will include £
boiler and a hat-blocking ma
chine. There will also be £
separate mending department,
Employes of the Kodiah
Cleaners are Mrs. Vera Nod
schelder, Mrs. Nellie Rogers,
Mrs Vera Goners, Mrs. Leons
Bouillette, and Eldon Hanek.
The cleaners will be closed
after today for a week’s pe
riod to enable completion ol
the moving and setting up ol
the business in its new loca
tion.
South Pacific Ends
2nd Run Here
The South Pacific, came tc
the North Pacific last week
end, and as the advance re
ports said, it was “terrific”.
Staged by the Anchorage
Little Theatre with the co
operation of the armed forces
in Alaska, the Rodgers and
Hammerstein musical played
to a crowded gym for three
nights at the naval station.
It is hard to believe the
Broadway cast could do it any
better than did the amateur
group which put it on.
Davis Leonard as the French
planter and Therese Kochen
darfer as Bloody Mary stole
the show, being superb both
in acting and singing. Ruth
Wichelmann as Nurse Nellie
Forbush sang the role ad
mirably and obviously enjoyed
the famous “shampoo scene”.
As Luther Billis, the enter
prising Seabee, Mitch Abood
was another show-stealer, and
the group who assisted him in
the comic scenes was tops.
Lt. Frank Brink of the navy
station public information of
fice directed and produced the
show. He deserves much
credit for a performance that
showed no signs of ama
teurishness, that would have
done the Broadway company
proud.
Fort Greely CO
Marries Mrs. Sullivan
Mrs. Etta Sullivan, for
merly of Provo, Utah, and
Maj. Richard L. Chowning,
commanding officer at Ft.
Greely were married last even
ing by Commissioner A. M.
Yokacek.
Mrs. Sullivan has been the
guest here for several months
of Miss Marvis Heard.
The bride wore a grey suit
with white accessories, and
Miss Heard, her attendant,
selected a blue shantung en
semble. Robert Hedloff at
tended Maj. Chown:ng.
Payment Held
On Afognak Job
Juneau — The Alaska De
partment of Fisheries is going
ahead with the construction
ot its $50,000 fishway on Afog
nak Island despite a disallow
ance of a payment voucher by
Territorial Auditor Neil F.
Moore.
Moore has rejected the
voucher for the first payment
on construction of $6,788.61.
Clarence L. Anderson, de
partment director, said the
I disallowance resulted from a
“technical point” and that he
hopes payment will be made
in time to preclude stalling the
project.
Anderson remarked that
Moore in a letter explaining:
j the disallowance said the pro
ject itself is not feasible be
[ cause the fish runs have been
[robbed and depleted in the
I past. Anderson said he thinks
[ he ought to be a better judge
of stream clearance projects
than the auditor.
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