The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, January 31, 1946, Page 5

KING . COWBOYS with SMILEY BURNETTE i BOB NOLAN .v0 THE SONS OF THE PIONEERS VIRGINIA GREY “WORLD WITHOUT BORDERS" History of Aviation \ Moy seoet ‘pest TRUEX G e —— — ‘‘THE TRAP A Mystery Hit You'll Never Forget! SHOWPLALE oF CADITUI Feature at 8:05—1 "PAN-AMERICANA | AT CAPITOLIS FULL - OF SONGS, DANCES New and refreshing screen musi- cal entertainment is presented in RKO Radio’s “Pan - Americana” at the Capitol Theatre, with Phillip Terry, Audrey Long, and Robert Benchley in leading roles. The gay romantic plot revolves about the adventures of New York magazine representatives visiting Central and South America to se- lect local beauties for a musical re- vue the magazine plans to sponsor » Backgrounded with a dazzling ar- ray of colorful Latin songs, dances| and production numbers, the picture sparkles its way to a riotous finale, \nnd proves itself one of the bright- lest film attractions of the whole season. A | Terr as a cameraman, and Miss ,Long, as a feature writer for the magazine, handle the romance in ladroit style. Benchley, as the publi- cation’s foreign editor, furnishes many of the offering’s funniest mo- 'ments, with fine cooperation from Eve Arden, Marc Cramer, Truex and Isabelita. PAA CARRIES MANY, | i anan seel ai b WEDNESDAY FLIGHTS | o soccicai care and 8500t imem | Wil | Pan American Airways yesterday flew the following passengers on | trips to and from Juneau: | | To Seattle—Douglas Cherry, Hflr-) iry Curran, Louise Peters, Vera Paige, Charles Franzen, Francis| 'Franzen, Webster Cole Earl Herr,| Paul Stimson, Irene Thorn, Mabel | raft Sheop iii. 3 CLOSED Friday and Saturday Rolleg, Jessie Kimball, Susie Shir- ley, Gaylen Joy, Perry Huff, Elmer | Rasmuson, Lorraine Howard, Jo- | anna Marvin, Del Hanks, Blanche |this city announce the marriage of P Trimble, Winifred Lindsey, Clar- ence Baker, Thomas Savora, Ethel‘ Lightel, Glen Nubert, Don McDon- | ald, Frank Babulak. { From Seattle — Mona Harris, Frank Harris, Ayleen Rossi, Pat- rick Rossi, Clff Nelson, Howard | Kasbaugh, Gail Kasbaugh, Fern | Punton, Margaret THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRL DOUGLAS AUTO CRASH RESULTS N CvIL sum Growing out of a car collision early this menth on the Douglas road, a civil action to recover $794 was filed in the District Court here this morning by Everett Buchanan. Named as defendants are taxi driv- er William Hart and the owner of the Arctic Cab Co., Carl Bergstrom. A criminal charge of 'drunken driving, brought by Hart against Buchanan immediately following the crash, has been dismissed for want of evidence In his complaint, Buchanan re- lates that on the evening of Janu- ary 5, 1946, he was driving his 1936 Plymouth sedan toward Douglas at a moderate and lawful rate of speed on the right hand side of the road. He alleges that his car was truck by a Buick sedan driven by Hart in a careless, reckless, negli- gent and unlawful manner and on the wrong side of the road. The complaint drawn by Attor ney N. C. Banfield, asks to recover Ernest!the value of Buchanan’s car which meetin |he sets forth ‘was damaged to such the Northern |extent that repair would cost the church will be held tomorrow after- He sets the In addi- worth of the vehicle. value of the car at $275 nity for injuries he suffered in the crash. Marjorie Snell Becomes Bride Of David Todd Mr. and Mrs. James J. Snell of their daughter, Marjorie Jane, to David B. Todd, son of Mrs. Henry W. Hunt, of Elyria, Ohio, in a double ring ceremony at Covington, Kentucky, January 4. The vows were read by the Rev. Paul E. Enin- ger Immediately after the wedding the Brown, Mary young couple went to his home in morning. Presiding Judge J. JUNEAU, ALASKA charge from the” army last Octobe: | after serving three years in Alas| ialso had many friends in Juneau, as {he was stationed here for some | time. }Pe!ersbu;i Manls Loser, Sglyage (ase PORTLAND, Ore., Jan. 31.—Mar- ine salvage judgment of $4,300 against Tom Rustad, owner of the fishing vessel Melody of Peters- burg, Alaska, was entered by Fed- eral Judge Claude McColloch here. The elody was taken in tow by the fishing vessel Stampede II last July 22 after a freak wave had capsized her off North Head near the Columbia River entrance. Charles Wuori, Stampede II own- er, received $2,000 and $300 for ex- penses and his crew members re- ceived $500 each. MARTHA SOCIETY " MEETS TOMORROW B r 'gular monthly business of the Martha Society of Light Presbyterian noon in the church parlors, | Hostesses for the afternoon will John Rogers, Sr., and Mrs. Booth, who will serve des- sert at 1:30 o'clock. A cordial invitation to attend is jextended all members and friends. - | Francis Bonura was admitted to S Ann's Hospital yesterday for medical treatment. | Dismissed from the hospital yes- terday were David Sandborn and eter Wood, Jr. Admitted to the Government Hospital yesterday were Susie Short and Doris Williams. - - DIVORCE DECREES Two more decrees of divorce have been granted in U. S. District Court here yesterday afternoon and this w. ATs. 2 FEATURE SHOW iS BILL TONIGHT AT 20TH CENTURY | Opening tonight at the 20th Cen- tury Theatre is a two feature show with a thrilling South Sea drama, “Wings Over the Pacific,” as top feature. Starring Edward Norris and Inez Cooper this adventure yarn also features Robert Armstrong and Montague Love | The second feature is a comedy !drama, “Too Many Women" with Neil Hamilton and June Lang in the starring roles. A new Fox News reel is an added attraction e e SGT. ALFRED ZENGER NOW OUT OF SERVICE | sgt. Alfred Zenger, son of Mu and Mrs. Alfred Zenger, returned to Tacoma, Wash., late last week and has received his honorable discharge |from the armed forces at Fort Lewis Separation Center. Young Zenger entered the service four years and two months ago in Juneau. He has seen service in the Iregular army at Chilkoot Barracks, Excursion Inlet, Anchorage, the Aleutians, California, Mississippi, ‘and just recently in India, where he ended up with the Engineering Corps disposing of surplus property. |He traveled across the Pacific, 10,000 imiles in 29 days, enroute home to |the United States. Zenger will spend a month visit- ling relatives and friends in Wash- ington and Oregon, then return to | his home in Juneau. 'BUD BODDING NOW " BACK AS CIVILIAN j Lt. G. A. “Bud” Bodding has re- {turned from the westward via Pac- ific Northern Airlines, but is now a civilian. “Bud”, son of Mr. and Mrs. Olaf Bodding, who has seen 42 months in the Navy service, prin- cipally in the Aleutians, received his honorable discharge at Kodiak PAGE FIVE o0 CENTURY TONIGHT and FRIDAY! 2 Smash Features 2 § STRANDED FLYER FINDS i TROPIC BEAUTY! When a Yank pilot crashes in the South Seas he hardly expects to fall into the arms of a gorgeous sarong girl but what a thrill when it happens in this amazing adventure! oVER y6s ~ {Ann Rogers, Jim Moscrip, Helen | Elyria, where they visited until leav- Kehoe approved divorces to: | Roff, Etta Traversay, Jean LaLond,“"K to make a trip to Juneau. Mr.| Joseph H. McNallen of Juneau | Doris Sanford, Frederick Miller,|8nd Mrs. Todd arrived here yester- from Grace Brown McNallen; Ber- % | Wilfred Wright, David Todd, Mar- day by plane from Seattle, and are enice L. Clam, Juneau, from Jo- Todd, Steele Culbertson, Visiting at the home of her parents. seph Clam. Mrs. Clam was given ° { . i Ja,'uary Spec.al %‘:‘I:-nnfes_Co]e { The bride, who was a 1941 gradu- custody of the couples minor child | 14 To Whitehorse, Otto Chaney; to |ate of Juneau High School, is one and $35 monthly support judgment. | ' Fairbanks, Linda June Ulrickson,|Of the most popular of the younger - H. W. Hutchinson, Alaska Rail- ON f Christine Ulrickson. |cet here. Prior to leaving for the! CONNIE MADDOX HERE road agent at Healy for a number | States in December, she was with - Mi: Connie Maddox, Renton,'of years, has been transferred to |the staff of the Territorial Hend—‘Wash., is a.guest at the Bamnnf.lwmmex‘, Permanent waves jquancrs Selective Service. - ->>o | Mr. Todd, who received his dis- KING BLACK “ Phone T"RII:T CO"OP 767 FRIDAY—-SATURDAY Tastewell—Cream No. 2 cans CORN - 3 for 43¢ BEAflS G:m?, for 49c Tastewell No. 2 cans PEAS - Plor4 9« Pel-La-Co 1 Ib. 11 oz. cans SWEET 11b. 11 0z.can POTATOES - 39 EATMORE last Thursday and immediately came home. He has an interest in the Ellis Air Lines, flying out of Ketch- ikan. (e S RN B R L R R e D e . 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On the-return flight to the West~ | ward city the following passengers departed: Tom Gilkey, Gavoille Ma- ther, Mary Ann Rogers, Mona Har- | ris, Fern Punton, Cliff Nelson, How- | ard Koseaugh, Dyleen Rossi and in- fant, Margaret Brown, Frank Har- Painting and Decorating SATISFACTION GUARANTEED FREE ESTIMATE Walter D. Field =--- Co-Op - PHONE 581 EVENINGS The Erwin Feed Co. Otfice in Case Lot Grocery ris, Gale Koseaugh, Jean LaLong,| Pno“n 104 ?or’ls 1;jthnrurd. Etta Traversay and MY, GRAIN, CoAL ‘Y:l‘:\ z:::r:év’llaél—wull,lnnkz Gaines; to and STORAGE e Feb. 2--830p.m. “MARCH OF DIMES’’ Feb.2-10p.m CARD PARTY ---- Baranof Gold Room D A N C E =eeeeeee== at the Elks’ Ballroom Pinochle, Bridge and Other Games A Real Evening of Good Enjoyment This space donated by PAN' AMERICAN WORLD AIRWAYS 'There is no substitute for newspaner advertising!