The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-02-26
Miss Juneau Contest on
 Next Friday
Event Will Be Held at Cap itoI Theatre-TWo Re-
 views 10 Take Place

Elaborate plans have been made and formulated by the Juneau Chamber of Commerce for the an- nual contest to select some lucky girl as Miss Juneau, to represent this city at the Fairbanks Ice Car nival and Dog Derby this year. The big event is scheduled to be held on the stage of the Capitol Thea tre Friday evening, immediately following the first show
 The contest this year is under the direction of Mrs. Lillian Ug- gen, and a group of probably eight or nine local girls will vie for tf'' local honors, according to last J- formation given out by Juneau Chamber of Commerce officials.
 The contest will be held imme- diately following the first show at the Capitol No definite time has been set, but persons buying tick cts are cautioned to be at the show at 7:30 as ticket sale will close at 7:45 and will not open until the start of the second show.
 The contest will be held imme- diately following the first show, and a second showing of the girls will be made immediately after the news reel at the beginning of the second show.
 Requests for cooperation will be asked of the public to retire from the show after they have seen the initial part of the Miss Juneau contest, so that those going to the second show will be able to see the second part. Both parts will be the same, and the winner will not be announced until midnight over radio station KINY.
 Price of admission to the show vii be 65 cents for lodges, and gen. eral admission 50 cents. No seats will be sold for less than 50 cents.
 To qualify for the title of Miss Juneau, girls must be at least Is years old and not over 25 years old, unmarried, and must be resident of Juneau for at least one year
 The judges of the contest will be seated among the audience, and will not be known to anyone eX- ccpt the Chambers Miss Juneau Committee Each judge will be Gn- aware as to whom the other judges are during the evenings centestin9 This is practical due to the fact that the selection will be assured of unbiased opinions to be handed down.
 Tine title of Miss Juneau will be selected for beauty of face, beauty of figure and charm of personality, the latter consisting of poise, in- telligence agreeable voice and con- fident temperament.
 The young lady selected will tra- vel to Fairbanks as a messenger of good- will from Juneau and while there will be guest in the home of one of Fairbanks leading eiti- zens.
 The girls entered in this contest will be dressed for the occasion by local women's apparel shops, which will include Stevens, Ire, B. M Behrends Co.,, Leota's, Channel Apparel and Devlin's.
 The contest, which created con- siderable interest in Juneau last year, with Miss Sybil Godfrey judged as winner, is expected to create much interest again this year. The winner will be present in Fairbanks during the much publicized ice carnival and will vie for the title of Miss Alaska, and a possible trip to the States.
 Last years Miss Minnie Motsch- man, of Fairbanks, as Miss Alaska, was given a trip to New York and many other points in the States.
 Girls entered in the Juneau con- test up to this afternoon include