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Ml RECK DIES HERE
AFTER 2 YR. ILLNESS
| Mrs. William Reck, about 57, died
I this morning at her home in the
! Reck Apartments here following two
' years of chronic illness. Only last
week Mr. and Mrs. Reck noted their
30th wedding anniversary. No fun
eral arrangements have been made.
The remains are at the Charles W.
Carter Mortuary.
LEGION AUXILIARY MEETS
The American Legion Auxiliary
made plans at its meeting Tuesday
evening to prepare a box in con
junction with the national auxili
ary’s annual “gift shop” program
For many years the auxiliary has
; maintained “gift shops” in the vet
I era I,’ hospitals where veterans per
I sonally select Christmas gifts for
their families at no cost to the vet
erans. Gift wrapping and mailing ol
gifts are taken care of for the hos
pitalized veterans after their selec
; tions have been made.
I Anyone else who would like tc
! share in this work is invited tc
I contribute.
' Routine business was handled and
j various committee reports were stib
J mitted at the meeting. The auxiliary
voted to pay the dental bill of a
veteran’s daughter and purchase a
youths ticket for the community
concerts.
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"GAL WHO TOOK
WEST" OPENING
TONIGHT, CAPITOL
Headed by four star names, a
largo cast of players was flown to
Arizona by Universal-International
Jto appear in “The Gal Who Took the '
j West,” Technicolor notion comedy I
/opening tonight at the Capitol The- !
j-'-e.
The starring quartet are Yvonne
De Carlo, Charles Coburn, Scott ]
Brady and John Russell. The sup
porting performers include such
favorites as Myrna Dell, Clem Bcv- i
ans, Russell Simpson, John Litel, ;
j and Housely Stevenson,
i Exteriors for the picture were shot I
I in the picturesque saguaro cactus
I forests near Tucson. Director Fred
: i rick de Cordova used local horses
; n:l mostly local props such as ve
! hides. This is an unusual procedure !
| for a Holiyw ood movie troupe, |
I which customarily brings its own!
| animals and props to location.
The film gives Miss De Carlo her
| first comedy role. She portrays an
| eastern singer who comes to a pio
neer Arizona town to appear at!
the opening of the new opera house.
Her arrival brings to a climax a
smoldering feud between two cous
| ins, played by Brady and Russell, ’
I each of whom falls in love with the
attractive Easterner.
I Coburn is a prosperous land
owner and a grandfather of the two
! feuding men.
The story is told by an unusual
method. Each of three characters
in the present describes Miss De
Carlo as she was 50 years before,
but they disagree on important
points of her personality. For the
final sequence, Yvonne is made up
as an elderly lady, r.u odd bit of
characterization for the glamor girl.
HOSPITAL NOTES
Adm.tted to St. Ann’s Hospital
yesterday were: Mrs. Charles Dob
tins, Billy Williams, Mrs. Norton
Sorrels, Georye Meacock, Bert liar,
eld, Baby Delphine Ordonla. Mb
William Gilmore was admitted tl:is
morning.
. Dismissed were Mrs. Norbert Ot
tke and Pete Martin.
At the Government Hospital V/il
l.am Klaney cf Douglas was admlt
, ted ar.d the following were dis.
t missed: Raymer and William John*
: son of Klukwan and Billy Williams
of Yakutat.
NAT. GUARD SUPPLIES
ARRIVING FOR ALASKA
, UNITS, OGDEN DEPOT
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1 The last shipment of equipment
for the local unit of the 208th
Alaska National Guard Infantry
Battalion (sep) was received yester
day afternoon from the Ogden
(Utah) Depot. Included in the
slightly more than six tons re
I reived altogether are radios, pack
j boards, sleeping bags, and small
; arms including Mi’s, carbines and
! .45 automatics.
i Approximately 39,009 pounds of
| equipment and supplies destined for
I use by the Scout Battalions was
J flown by airlift from McChord Air
! Base, naer Tacoma. Scheduled for
delivery or on its way are 27,000
pounds of supplies and equipment
for Bethel, 16,500 for Nome, 12,000
for Sitka, 11,000 for Anchorage and
10,500 for Fairbanks.
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CONCERT TONIGHT;
'CARNEGIE HALL' IS
AT 20TH ON FRIDAY
The Juneau-Douglas Concert
Association is presenting the first
in a series of three concerts to be
given by distinguished artists this
year, on stage tonight at the Gross
20th Century Theatre. Luigi Silva,
internationally famous cellist, will
be the featured artist tonight. The
concert is scheduled to begin at
8:30 sharp, theatre doors will be
open at 8:00.
Coming to the 20th Century to
morrow as a one-day special attrac
tion, is the greatest music picture
of all time, “Carnegie Hull,” which
features 15 world tamuus top rank
ing musical stars.
Assembled in “Carnegie Hall" are
such outstanding artists as Leopold
Stokowski, Jascha Heifetz, Liliy
Pons, Walter Damrosch, Gregor
Tiatigorsgy, Fritz Reiner, Rise
Stephens, Dr. Bruno Walter, and
Artur Rodzinski, along with savin
enthusiasts Harry Janie . and
Vaughn Monroe and his orchestra.
The New York Philh:.r.noni:
Symphony Orchestra also contrib
utes to this rich musical feast.
Any one of the above artists is,
by Hollywood standards, “big"
enough to star alone in a picture.
Stokowski, Heifetz, Pons, Stephens
and James have all appeared on the
screen in "single star billing.”
itmrn EVANS NEW
PRESIDENT TEEN AGE
BOARD CF TRUSTEES
At last night’s meeting of the
Board of Trustees of the local Teen
Age Club Leonard E. Evans was
elected its new president. Evans is
the Territorial Representative of the
U.S. Department of Labor. On the
Teen Age Board he represents the
Moose Loc..,e.
Others elected were Mrs. Dorothy
Pegues, Vice-President, representing
the Business and Professional
Womens Club; Harriet Smith, Sec
retary, who represents Beta Sigma
Phi; and Ralph Wright, Treasurer,
from the Lions Club.
The other groups which currently
have members on the club board
are the Elks Lodge, the Rotary Club,
the Klwanis Club, Juneau Woman’s
Club, the IOOF, the American Le
gion, the Veterans of Foreign Wars
and the "Alumni” of the club itself
Additional organizations recentlj
asked by the boys and girts to name
representatives’ to the board art
the Alaska Native Brotherhood, the
Catholic Daughters of America, the
City of Douglas, the Filipino Com
munity and the Masons.
It was decided that the time for
regular monthly meetings of the
Trustees hereafter will be the sec
ond Thursday of each month at 7:45
o'clock.
TONIGHT ONLY!
The Juneau Douglas
Concert Assn. Presents
LUIGI SILVA
WORLD FAMED CELLIST
IN PERSON
8:30 P. M.
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