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A Rip-Fearing
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IRENE DUNNE
FRED E
MacMURRAY
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'Never a Dull
Moment' Now
At Capitol
One of the year’s gayest comedy
romances came to the screen of the
Capitol Theatre yesterday in RKO
Radio's "Never a Dull Moment,"
with Irene Dunn* and Fred Mac
Murray in the stellar roles.
The two favorites are ideally cast
in the production, Miss Dunne as
a sophisticated New Yorker and a
successful song writer, MacMurray
as a cowpuncher with a run-down
ranch and two motherless young
sters.
They meet at a charity rodeo;
love blossoms, and presently the
cowboy takes his unsuspecting bride
back to Wyoming and a hilarious
struggle with life in the wild and
wcolly West.
Legion tailiary
To rteve Initiation
& S?nai Reeling
Initiation of new men:, . j will
be the main feature of the social
meeling of the American Legion
Auxiliary, Unit No. 4, to be held to
morrow night at 8 o'clock in the
Legion Dugout. A special invitation
has been extended to the newly
organized Auk Bay Auxiliary to at
tend this meeting, Mrs. Norbert
Ottke, president, announced.
The winner of the membership
contest conducted by the local unit
will be announced tomorrow night.
Emblem Club Plans
For Year's Election
At the last meeting of the Em
blem Club a nominating committee
W'as chosen to elect officers for the
coming year, the committee per
sonnel being Jenny Rusher, Dorothy
Spence and Jo Jensen.
All members of the Emblem Club
are urgently requested . to attend
the next meeting Thursday, Dec. 27
at 8 o’clock at the Elk- Hall. It
will be the yearly roll call and
Christmas party.
Donations for the Christmas bas
kets for the needy can be taken to
the Tot and Teen Shop from 1 to
5 p.m. through Wednesday.
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Schedule Changed
Fcr Twin Bills
In Channel League
The basketball playing schedule
has been changed 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
game sees Columbia Lumber play
ing the Alaska Road Commission.
First game time for both gyms
is 7:30 pm.
Gov. Gruening
And FWS Official
Speak a! Wrangell
Gov. Ernest Grucning left Sunday
for Wrangell where he was invited
to speak before the annual wild
game dinner of the Stikine Sports
men association.
Also scheduled to spec,!: was
Urban C. Nelson, Fish and Wildlife
Service biologist. Nelson discussed
the new Dingell-Johnson program
which concerns the development of
sports in Southeast Alaska. Nelson
was accompanied by Lee Ellis, op
erator cf the FWS patrol boat
Capelin and Dan Ralston, head of
FWS law enforcement. They were
piloted by Jim Hickey in a FWS I
Goose. An FWS group from Ket
chikan cl.--> attended the meeting.
Small patrol boats of the Fish
and Wildlife Service will now be
known by names of Alaskan fish
instead of by number, according
to Howard Baltzo, assistant regional
director. »
The system has been approved by |
Washington, D. C. officials. In Ju- ]
neau. boat No. 6 will now be called
the Albacore; and boat No. 10 will
be known as the Mackerel.
Also, 38-feet Coast Guard picket
boats now being converted in the
subport shops will be named after
game fish as they come off the
line as Steelhead, Rainbow, Gray
ling and Mackinaw.
Alaska Housing
Bonds Authorized
C. A. (Pat) Carroll head of the
' Federal Housing Administration
] here, said today he had received
, word from Housing and Home Fi
j nance Administrator Raymond M.
1 Fcley that an Alaska bond issue
had been authorized. The authoriza
j tion was for a general obligation
j bond issue by Alaska Housing Au
| thority in the amount of $2,257,200
at a 2'j percent interest rate. The
bonds arc to mature in two years.
I The proceeds of the bond issue
1 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.
There are tentative plans under
way for an expansion of home
building in Juneau, also he said.
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'No Progress'
Now on Korea
Truce Talks
(Continued from 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 Monday night declared ac
ceptance of Red demands for blan
ket exchange of war prisot»ers
.-night sentence ".me Allied soldiers
“to life in Com aunist 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 lo become insoluble.”
The “Voice of the United Na
tions 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 Nfonday’s two sub
committee sessions at Panmunjom
were described by Nuckols as ab
solutely negative. Both groups
agreed to meet again Tuesday at
11 a.m. (9 p.m., EST Monday).
3 Arrive, 38 Depart
On Denali Sunday
Arriving on the Denali southbound
Sunday were three passengers with
38 departing. Master of the ship
is Capt. Carl Nilsen with John Vog
ler, purser. j
Disembarking from Reward:
George Abadick, G. E. Krause, Ray
Master.;.
Embarking fo - Seattle: Mr. and
Mrs. E. N. Francis and child: D. R.
Abello, Elmer Lovan, Kenneth O.
Peterson, Dewey Howard Jr., Mrs.
Larrie Vinquist, Mr. and Mrs. Wil
liam Jacola, Peter Bond, Henry
Stinziano, Mr. and Mrs. Earl For
sythe and son; Mrs. J. H. Dimond
and son; Mrs. K. Raatikainen, Mrs.
K. W. Hoyt and two children; Mr.
and 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 Petersburg: Roy Peratrovich.
Patricia Sey,
Stanley A. Bc:d!o
Wedded Kero
Candlelight nuptials Saturday
night at the Northern Light Presby
terian Church united Miss Patiicia
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
Truly” were beautifully given by
Mrs. 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
carnations.
The matron of honor was Mrs.
Joe Kcndler 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
nosegay bouquets were of white
chrysanthemums and yellow carna
tions.
Little Susan Gregg was flower
girl and wore a full length dress
oi forest green velvet. Her tiny
nosegay bouquet matched that of
the bride.
Catherine 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 Kcndler Jr., ushered.
The Gold Room in thfc Baranof
Hotel was decorated with yellow,
lavender <gnd white chrysanthe
mums for the reception. A beauti
ful and very unusual wedding cake
centered the banquet table with
crystal candelabrns and white tap
ers completing the setting.
Pouring and assisting at the re
ception were Mesdames: Gerald Wil
liams, James Sey, Clarence Knight,
Cecil Casler, Henry Sully, Walter
Stutte.
The guest book was passed by
Betty Lou Hoklll.
The newlyweds will make their
hoihe in Juneau.
EYES EXAMINED LENSES PRESCRIBED
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Juneau Singers
Present Most
Delightful Concert
The Christmas concert presented
by the Juneau Singers Sunday " ns
the most on'standing program the
organization h:.s put on in the last
several yeais
It was estimated that several
hundred were turned away from
the door because of a packed house.
With each number so well presented,
it would be herd to single out any
one of the cumbers for special
praise.
The two numbers that possibly
received tne best reception were
Frosty, the snowman, and Rudolph,
the red-nosed reindeer.
Marjorie Iverson was director of
the concert and Jane McMullln was
pianist. The chorus was composed
of the following:
Soprano — Katherine Alexander,
Adeline Barlow, Jessie Barlow. Inger
Eide, Gen Harmon, Cynthia Hehn,
Aline Hynson.
Ruth Jones, Lillian McGahee,
Eunice Nevin, Marjorie Orcutt,
Frances Paul.
Virginia Post, Phyllis Servies,
Phyllis Walker, Eva Whitehead, Joan
Williamson.
Contraltos — Martha Abbott,
Lenore Barbat, Betty Hammond,
Donna Hanna, Velma Herdlick,
Mnrcilee Jones.
Martha Kunz, Mary McSparran,
Edith Moore, Ruth Nelson, Lois
Reedy, Juanita Wilson, Maxine
Wright, Helen Wruck.
Tenors — A. J. Buckingham,
Ernest Ehler, Richard Freer, Charles
Mountjoy, Ray Nevin, William Paul
Sr„ William Reedy.
Bass — William Barron, James j
Carr, T. E. Hynson, Harold Jones,
Robert Rings, Perk Schmelzer, Pete.
Warner.
String Quartette—Corrinne Ken- j
way, first violin; Marjorie Iverson,
second violin; Ruth Jones, viola;
William Reedy, cello.
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Famous Comedy
Star Featured
At 20 Century
"Look For the Silver Lining,”
Technicolor production of the life
of famed musical comedy star,
Marilyn Miller, opened on June 30
in New York e* the Radio City
Music Halt, one o' the world's re
nowned theatres. This feature is
now showing at the 20th Century
Theatre
June Haver plays the role of the
famous musical comedy star in the
film, while Ray Bolger, famed danc
ing star currently on Broadway in
"Where's Charley,” enacts the
made-to-order role of Jack Dono
hue. Marilyn Miller's great dancing
partner in "Sunny.”
Benefit Dance
Hup Success
The people of Juneau showed their
true colors again Saturday night
and Ray Hope's benefit dance in
the Elks remodeled hall was a huge
success.
Dorman C. M’Graw, Bob 531,
Sitka, was awarded the washing
machine.
The perfect timing of the orches
tras and floor shows donated by
Juneau’s famous night spots kept
interest at high pitch all evening.
Needless to say Ray and Joyce
who attended a few minutes were
happy and thrilled by the Interest
sl-.own by their many friends. Joyce
had surprised her father Saturday
by arriving from Mt. Edgecumbc
hospital where she has been con
fined four months with a serious
spinal operation. Thanks to all
who made this program possible and
a Merry Christmas from Ray Hope.
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