The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, January 15, 1946, Page 5

TUESDAY, JANUARY 15, 1946 18 57 en —pE "NONE BUT THE LONELY HEART” 1S CAPITOL'S BILL The apparent hopelessness of fighting poverty is the bitter draught in the cup sipped by Ernie Mott in RKO Radio's new drama of life in London’s East End, “None But the Lonely Heart,” at the Capitol Thea- tre tonight. Cary Grant is starred in the role, as Ernie Mott, a shiftless cockney, and Ethel Barrymore is top- featured as his mother, Ma Mott. Giving up the struggle against the poverty and misery of his sur- roundings, Ernie drifts idly and aim- lessly through life, avoiding respon- cibility, taking his pleasure in a tawdry Fun House, and pursuing two romances Finally, *his SHOWPLALE oF mother throws him out, but then he learns that she is a) dying woman. This knowledge spurs him to desperate and illegal means of getting money to ease her remain- ing days. Finally he is able to sal- age something from the wreckage or ris life, and there is hope of an ultimate regeneration The drama is tense and exciting /hroughout, and is enhanced consid- erably reproductions of the dingy dives and hovels of London’s East End, with its interesting denizens. Heading the big supporting cast are Barry Fitzgerald, June Duprez, Jane Wyatt, George Coulouris, Ro- man Bokenen and Konstantin Shayne. David Hempstead produc- ed for RKO Radlo, and Clifford Odets, in addition to directing, wrote the screenplay, which was taken from Richard Llewellyn's best-selling novel. D Roberta Dooley; L. John Dimond Exchange Vows Roberta Gene Dc and Lt John H. Dimond, who were mar- ried at Anchorage last Friday morning, are passengers aboard the Yukon enroute to the outside to make their home for the next year while he studies at the Colorad> School of Mines. BARRYMORE BARRY FITZGERALD June Duprez Jane Wyatt By the author of "How Green Was My Valley" aska families are united. The bride is the daughter of Mrs. Dooley of Seattle and the late George Dooley, and her husband is the son of District Judge Anthony H. and Mrs. Dimond. The couple was married at a nup- tial mass performed by Father O'Flanagan at 9 o'clock last Fri- day morning in the Holy Family Catholic * church. Lighted tapers and a flower-banked altar formed the setting for the service. The bride wore a gray dress- maker suit with chartreuse acces- sories and carried a white praye: book to which a shower of bis soms was attached. Miss Ann Di- TONIGHT and WEDNESDAY FEATURE STARTS AT and 9:50 EXTRA! Latest News of the D: Plus Cartoon THURSDAY ONLY!! FOLLOWTHISGI . . . . INHISOWN PERSONAL THRILLING STORY! ; RY! £ o o i ‘Wge‘:." ‘B;:nght D. Eisenhower’s Directed & mond, sister of the groom, served as maid of honor. She wore a fu- schia suit with black accessories and a white corsage. Thomas Dooley, brother of the bride, arrived from Juneau to be best man for the bridegroom. The | bride was given in marriage by John H. Clawson. Wedding music | was provided by Mrs. Larry Currie | at the organ and Mrs. Albert Swal- i ling, the bride’s sister, who pre- sented a violin solo, “Ave Maria.” | A breakfast for members of the }immediate family was served in the Swalling residence at the con- t clusion of the service. Painting and Decorating SATISFACTION GUARANTEED FREE ESTIMATE Walter D. Field ==== Co-0Op PHONE 581 EV G-E Sz waenes”’ RANGES COMING YOUR WAY SOON G-E STRATOLINER Only G-E Automatic Elecrc Ranges Have ALL These Features! s . g * GALROR ¢ for famous “Speed-Cooking king speed. General Electric Ranges Coming , , . it wow's be long before they're berel And it's going to be “First come— first served” so get your order in at once! We've got all the information you need to pick out the right range for yowr kitchen! Come on in! See the pictures of the exciting new models. Get all the facts about 4/l the famous G-E features. Find out about prices and delivery dates , . . and order now! -A-COOK LIGHTS % z:‘o"hr indicators for every cool VEN ” %::‘;o ovens in one. NY 2 ; e ?fi::?ifir‘fi'mm walls and curtains cleaner. by the remarkably faithful| * | Utilities, and | By the marriage, two pieneer Al- Minnie | $ 599,367.28 1,968.05 350,000.00 10,000.00| and in | 70,000.02 1,192.08 | $1,040,978.48 LIABILITIES Savings Accounts $ 903,073.12 | Advances from Federal | Home Loan Bank 50,000.00 [————————= | the club rooms over to High School "HoTEl BERl'N" | Ne s No'es | teen-agers on Saturday evenings for| | ' oy AT 20TH CENTURY Pioneers' Home Hospital Thursday | R iCorrt‘spondoncul~The hunt for; The SJS II was scheduled to sail “Hotel Berlin,” adapted from Vicki! Imore intensive examination of the Leslie Yaw aboard. The Doigs will arson, Helmut Dantine, Alan Hale, |be headed showed no wreckage. Some ' Sary to build the SJS Junior Col-| wWarner Bros, have given this |distant szcluded cove trapping alone| The Chichagoff, Frank Calvin, highlighted with drama and spec- |departure two weeks ago, he told | est Service log scaler who arrived by| Now playing at the Coliseum Thea- ;wlth Mr. Johnson and Wally West- and a huge supporting cast. The ex- mesting Tesday evening at the Fire|D€aU, and left again immediately for life is N . |from the Mississippi to the Gold ed leave of absence for a brief bus- Walter and Willard Johnson have — - ladjacent territory. hull full of dry rot. The Nora Was ¢ peen piloting army and navy City Supervisor to clean up the ap-,“"d used two seasons for fishing. Al st returned from two years ser- | " Two letters were read; one from RAlWways. &= !City for maintenance had been ap- 'ine Railways returned from the have purchased Emil Warszus' house the CAA offering assistance in ed in hiring several experienced "osp"‘Al NOIE < | Alaska, | The Sitka Cold Storage Company Tr They were: James E. Fisher, sur- {Rands instructed to arrange $56,000 C0ld Storage. The plans for the im- Police Chief Ray MecGraw re- Suitable to accommodate at least 300 e NP < 8 YT Conway Dock be put in working €S as well as several larger cold T ter tower. Council authorized 8ear department to a new location) — & LOAN ASSOCIATION linstallation of two lock box police' Vided, as well as additional storage December 31, 1945 « ance was postponed until a copy of |that ample room will be available! ang Other First Liens After routine approval of cur-|Kinds, household appliances, fur- | properties Sold on Con- | At the Rotary*Luncheon Tuesday, lockers has long been the aim of| i judgment 7,339.96 | | States at an early date and since Will provide the people of Sitka one geock in Federal Home McGraw, named Tom Tilson, Jack Banks tions to report at the next regular ton. former clerk at the Bitka Ba-| (igtion 'tee was formed with Tom Tilson, 3 8t Anchorage, where the couple committees from other organizations 8nd Mrs. Art Bodine. | Loans in Process 50,034.67 tary anniversary with a dinner {rom the Nayy where he served as| gpecific Reserves 9,686.56 | F L] o rom Sitka | | for medical treatment Closing tonight at the 20th Cen-| Cliff Hedges, missing since Decem- | for Seattle today with Mr. and Mrs. Baum's best selling novel of the| |shores between Sitka and Kalinin |vacation while Mr. Yaw will attempt'Andrea King, Raymond Massey and lof the local fishermen have express- lege. |dramatic story of the last days of nd will return to town at the end Skipper, left for Fish Bay Tuesday tacle. his wife not to expect him until|plane from Juneau that day. The tre is “Adventures of Mark Twain’ {fall, who caught the plane to Ju- citing story of the famous writer's Hall with Councilmen Beach and|¥ish Bay for a tow of logs. R (e the 10 Wikt liness trip to the States. Frank Price | 8bandoned plans for rebullding their \yan hig is the first re-union of In response to a request from Os- | bought by the Johnson’s in '43 from poqis in the Aleutians for the past proaches to the garbage dump near |DEW boat will be built for the John-|yio, a6 radar technician for the Lt. Comdr. V. S. Carrier stating thnti A Mr. and Mrs. Lonnie Grover, pro- proved by the Commandant of me‘Slalcs by plane Thursday with “""“adjacent to Rands' Manor. | planning local markers to insure um-."“‘ builders for hL: compaty. I” Yease o this; GRO. Busidifg s have announced their purchase of Three patients were discharged {ireirance: oh* itk propirty Tofiel provement of this property call for gical; Ted Sherzberg, medical, and ;DMNK KING BLACK LABEL! {order and that new blinkers be in- Storage compartments. It is also| FINANCIAL STATEMENT |these installations by the Public ib this bullding. Space for an of-) OF JUNEAU { telephones. T ASSETS the similar ordinance adopted in Ju-, f0r the sale and display of marine| o, Real Estate {rent bills, Council adjourned. |niture and provisions. The instal-| ‘yrgey 111100 | President Dr. L. G. Scharpenberg the Sitka Cold Storage Company, y g Government Bonds | the chair would be vacant during the |Of the most modern and up-to-date 10y Bank |Calvin and E. M. Goddard as a, Anannouncement has been receiv-| pyrniture, Fixtures and meeting. |zaar, to Jack Garrett, former skip- Pete Haugen and Roy Avrit as mem- ' plan to.make their permanent home. 'to assist returning servicemen. dance at the USO on January 20, @ Comniander in the Intelligence| General Reserves 8.669.14‘ THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU, ALASKA |dancing and games. It is hoped Mrs. D. A AH()p(' entered (hv} | srTRA, Alaska, Jan. 11—(Special| e tury Theatre will be the showings of ber 27, continues as further and L. T. Doig and two youngsters and same name. Starred are Faye Em- !Bay where Hedges was believed to to raise the remaining fund neces- Peter Lorre. ed the' belief that Hedges is in some | |Berlin a magnificent production, of the trapping season. Upon his| With passenger Ottar Johnson, For- AT THE COLISEUM | January 20, N ‘bl).\l returned to town Thursday with Fredric March, Alexis Smith The City Council ;md its regular | VI Rkt “bhekgiotAm | Price absent. Bill Beach was grant- | is trapping on Middle Island and DPO8t the Nora after discovering the 4,4 family in four years. George Jr., |car sirstad, Council instructed the| G2l McCorkhills of Everett, Wash., four years, while Jim Vrooman has |Sirstad’s goat ranch. son brothers by the Sitka Marine nayy jn the South Pacific. the transfer of Cascade Dam to the Robert Wheeler of the Sitka Ma- rjetors of the Fisherman's Cafe, |17th Naval District, and one from 8nnouncement that he had succeed- | FrorO et formity of air markers throughout [ redatved from FWA and Counelen the Walton property adjoining the from St. Ann’s Hospital yesterday. |1ease period. /the construction of a new building MrS. Ann Chapman and baby girl. quested that the blinker light on modern steel cold storage food lock- stalled on Baranof Castle and the Planned on moving the hardware and' ALASKA FEDERAL SAVINGS wa d also the purchase and fice for the store will also be pro-| gtatement of Condition as of o | - | Action on the new curfew ordin-| When completed it is anticipated gyt Mortgage Loans near could be obtained and studied.|hardware, fittings and gear of all other Loans | RN |1ation of modern cold storage f00d Rea] Estate Owned and | announced his departure for the @0d it is felt that present plans| oyneq long vacation of Vice-President Don |facilities of this kind in Alaska. Cash on Hand nominating committee with instruc- | €d of the marriage of Helen Ellis- Equipment less depre- | A Veterans’ Employment COmmlt-‘p"‘” of the CAA boat here, on Jan. bers with instructions to meet with Attendants at the wedding were Mr. Plans were made to celebrate Ro-| P. S. ‘Ganty, recently discharged, gther Liabilities 2,020.04 | with Mrs. R. K. Burke as cateress.| Department, arrived in Ketchikan pegerve for Contingen- |on the last North Sea and is expect- led in Sitka by plane on Saturday. 5,901.85 | 11,384.10 | cles ) Undivided Profits | At the regular Legion Auxiliary fuesting Iash, Whek e:; Sigibers A 1 Returing on the North Sea were: | tiated were Mrs. Harold Ward, Mrs. 1 " h 3 Walter Dangel, Mrs. Frank Bergdoll, Carl Wollenberg, fisherman, = from A v '|la vacation in the States; Clyde Mrs. W. E. Rottluff and Mrs. Glen"]r‘ranks. who ‘had been: called to MIEEAN |Colorado some weeks ago by his‘ ’k COLISEUM * | Mrs. Harold Ward was elected as! 1 _ | father’'s illness; Mr. and Mrs. Haa- ‘icc;:m;y;l:e:‘;u;er ": rcpl;;ce ';Vlr.s. kon Hansen, parents of Mrs. Harry Now PLAYING! | Ay nvard, who resigned. g 4 spend some weeks visiting' | At the tonclusion of the business ..\ daughter and son-in-law, a * | meeting the ladies adjourned to “‘Q‘Scrgeant a5 he local- ACS ofllc’c main hall to join the Legionnaires| Mr. and Mrs. Vic Rogers have \Ior refreshments. . |closed the Sitka Cafe for two months l St. Peters Guild met at the home |, ;1o o the North Sea for a va- of Mrs. Wm. Thomas Tuesday and!' . were given a surprise birthday parv.y;m“o" in the. Blates. iby the hostess. With the exception lof Mrs. John Smithmeyer, all Past Rudolph Walton has purchased the Presidents were present., Mrs. Har- Earl Prederickson home on Bar- [old Brown was welcomed as a hew |anof} Sixeet, imr:mher. New Guild officers will be| Fredric March l1n:n.al.le\1 at the next Sunday mom-[ George Baggen, local skipper and }lng service at St. Peters, |owner of the Sampson II, is in v . : Alexis Smith ’Seame visiting with his sons, George At the last meting of the Elks, Jr, and Louis, and his daughter and Alan Hale "Adventures of MARK TWAIN" tentative plans were made to turn son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Vroo-| GR: TENTURY PAGE FIVE Year's Dramatic l_____Sensaiion i S TONIGHT LAST SHOWING % ) w fi o E FAYE EMERSON - HELMUT DANTINE - RAYWOND MASSEY ANDREA KING - PETER LORRE - 1 L 6. i * " WEDNESDAY? Toe 2 FOR p;/t«l %y “Solid” from the first down-beat to the last kiss! / £ oo gl / v o LINDA DARNEY] SALE Nome Drug Store Nome, Alaska By the City of Nome ALL REAL and PERSONAL PROPERTY Including Buildings, Fixtures and Inventories Sealed Bids will be accepted on or before the 28th day of January, 1946, at 5:00 o’clock, P. M., in the Office of the City Clerk, Nome, Alaska. The City reserves the right to reject any or all bids. For further information contact the City Clerk, Nome, Alaska, There Is No Substitute for Newspaper Advertising! Attention PAINTERS LOCAL 1504 * Important Meeting WEDNESDAY Jan.16 SP.M. * A.F.of L.Hall : 7 Y 7 /// /s HOoOZPHNPW MOa~TMmo Wl - Al L @ Alaska Alrlines fesder plane bases = DC-3 scheduled routes ka Alrlines foeder * routes A USSR