The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, March 1, 1946, Page 5

s FRIDAY, MARCH 1, 1946 THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE — JUNEAU, ALASKA : ~ PAGE FIVE AR ST e g A AR R RV A U. S. DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE, WEATHER BUREAU | A R B LETIR DATA FOR 24 HOURS ENDED AT 4:30 A. M., 120TH MERIDIAN TIME GR TECHNICOLOR IS Max. e, ToDAY TURY last | Lowest 4:30am. 2dhis. Weatherat [ ) F IT l\ Station 24 hrs.® | temp. temp. Anchorage 2 . | 13 B . -3 Starts SATURDAY MATINEE 1:00 P. M. 4:30 am Clear Snow Last' ADM ‘ ' N 0 $0000000000000000000¢ ‘"UP IN ARMS" IN i i | imes | arrow | =8 | Bethel 16 1 14 The sparkling Technicolor musical | iy Snow { ' 3 comedy “Up in Arms” is the week- |Cordova 39 25 26 Clear SCREEN'S “Romantic lend attraction at the Capitol start- | Dawson 5 2 2 Cloudy okt lend attraction a e Capitol start- » | et 3 . is ling tonight. Edmonton 4 14 2 0 Cloudy |y i{ | MOST DARING - ‘:g S oty a it 1nbahii b Bt 14 15 e ooy i’ @ GAY and '} |LOVE STORY in the Dark’ if!music, of clever novelty features ;Imm‘s :"’ g: ;* Trace Cloudy | PR says WINCHELL and brilliant performances and Juneau .. 2 i 02 Rain | ROM AN'"C '"I '" i BY THE AUTHOR OF REBECCA’ . ! SURPRISE ENTERTAINMENT PACKAGE spectacular scenes, the film tops | Juneau Airport 4 | B m @ Ran ! rier. |y : | OF THE SEASON...the maddest, merriest |anything of its kind Goldwyn has | Ketchikan 40 38 39 52 Rain ! l aramount E . . ling . ';‘ £ : lever turned out, and it guarantees |Kotzebue -6 -15 13 0 Clear | ! ; Dresents oan nlane $ | e Asryn & |82 delightful evening for any thea- | McGrath 24 | 1 8 Trace Cloudy | i > _ them all! tregder. Nome 10 2 1 o1 Cloudy i . ! | < s 3 o : ! : | 4 Danny Kaye, long noted on!Northway 36 . =11 -11 Trace Clear | . . Broadway for his adroit and versa- | Petersburg 39 87, 38 Rain | | F E_NC S ( : - |tile comedy, makes his screen debut | Portland 55 41 41 03 Cloudy ! 'in the stellar role, and to say that ! Prince George 39 31 32 05 Snow | SAMUEL GOLDWYN [he is sensational is putting it mild- ' Prince Rupert 42 36 42 Rain IN TECHNICOLOR ” Y Q . presents . flly. He is a one-man show in him-;San Francisco 59 3 43 0 Clear i AMITCHELL LEISEN Production 0 self; 'and his portrayal of (e néd-. Seattle 9 40 45 07 Rain i with Basil Rathbone * Nigel Bruce * Cecil Kellaway * Ralph Forbes \rotic draftee plagued with a flock Sitka 42 39 42 Cloudy | : - ’ A N N Y KAY E o nonexistent allments 1s one of | Whitehorse 23 6 Pl b { Directed by Mitchell Leisen * From\~"The Novel by Daphne dv Mavrier io the funniest characterizations film-)Yakutat LB 31 08 Cloudy | ed —(4:30 a. m. yesterday to 4:30 a. m. today) | A”d--d | With the fine support of a hap- | WEATHER SYNOPSIS: This morning a filling and almost stationary | ily chosen cast headed by Dmah|low pressure cell occupies the Gulf of Alaska with the center located e, Dana Andrews and Con-|about 300 miles southeast of Chirikof Island. An occluded front extends ance Dowling, Kaye keeps thmgs‘ from this center to Ketchikan and then curves southward to Vancouver | maving at a dizzy speed and his | Island separating the relatively warm moist Pacific air to the south antics and adventures in camp, on|from the cool and drier air to the north. A growing storm called a wave board a transport and on a Jap-|is being generated on this occluded front about 600 miles west of Oregon infested South Pacific island, make | and is expected to move towards Vancouver Island area this afternoon the production something long to Meanwhile over in the Aleutian area cold and dry polar air has replaced | remember. the maritime air usually present bringing clearing skies to the islands IN TECHNICOLOR B { Five notable song numbers, one a|The temperature at Adak is 10 degrees this morning with [rousing soldiers’ chorus, the other ! MARINE WEATHER BULLETIN DINAH SHORE |four sung separately or together! Reports from Marine Stations at 12:30 P. M. Today | & DANA ANDREWS !by Kaye and Miss Shore, and uw{ WIND Height of Waves | ¥ CONSTANCE DOWLING |gorgeous color scenes, add to the Station Weather ‘Temp. Dir.and Vel. (Sea Condition) attractiveness of the offering. So|Cape Spencer Cloudy 40 ENE 34 4 and ; does an arresting dream sequence |Eldred Rock Pt. Cloudy 39 NE 30 2 feet THE GOLDWYN : ‘with the Goldwyn Girls that play Five Finger Light Rain , 38 N 3 1foot 4 GIRLS! ¥ |a vital part in the laughter-stud-|Guard Island Drizzle ° 41 E 14 1foot | RKO Release > ded plot. | Lincoln Rock Cloudy 41 SSE 22 2 feet 11 Point Retreat Pt. Cloudy 39 N 14 2 feet Bow G'Rls wlll i MARINE FORECAST FOR THE PERIOP ENDING SATURDAY . NIGHT: Lynn Canal—northerly winds 30 miles per hour. Chatham ¥ | Strait and Stephens Passage—northerly winds 15 miles per hour increas- FEATURE STARTS AT 7:40 and 10:00 MEET SATURDAY p- M- ing to 25 miles per hour tonight. East-West channels of Southeast Alaska i COMPLETE SHOW AT 7:10—9:30 A meeting of the Order of Rain- | —easterly wings 25 to 30 miles per hour. North-South channels south of bow Girls is called for Saturday | Frederick Sound—southerly to southeasterly winds 15 miles per hour in- | """"""""""""""""""""""" afternoon at 2 o'clock. All officers ; creasing to 30 miles per hour tonight and decreasing to 15 miles per-hour DOUGLAS HEY KIDS! SEE “BISiEGED” — Chapter 6 are requested to be present as there ! by noon Saturday. Outside waters, Dixon Entrance to Sitka—southerly c 0 L l s E “ M | to southeasterly winds 15 miles per hour increasing to 35 miles per hour | o W Rr g e ) ) will be initiation practice following of “DICK TRACY vs. CRIME, INC. the meeting. | tonight and decreasing to 15 miles per hour by noon Saturday. Outside AT THE SATURDAY MATINEE—SHOW AT 1:30 — el waters, “Sitka to Yakutat—easterly winds 15 miles per hour. Cloudy | SENTINEL ISLAND GUEST | north of Frederick Sound becoming clear tonight, partly cloudy Saturday. | TONIGHT Frank Johnson of the Sentinel Rain south of Frederick Sound becoming partly cloudy Saturday. Island Light Station is at the Bar- P R Ao e 1) " anof. WASHINGTON—Henry J. Kaiser | KODIAK VISITOR e, | told Congress today that removal| 1t Gomdr, Earl Fletcher, USCY,‘ e FOOD SALE | of price controls “would spell ruin| gtationed at Kodiak, is at Hotel | MO““TAIN By Lutheran Ladies’ Aid at Bert's for the great mass of mankind| gayanoef, { on March 2—11 am. (207-t1) which has only limited purchasing = pa A | AND —_— oo —— power,” and urged legislation for | DRINR KING BLACK LABEL! 'continuing OPA. DRINK KING BLACK LAREL! | "JIVE tperepetpttmtoid | SUNCTION” Pus Alaska 3P BILL VERNON'S JUNEAU JUNIORS Games and Prizes FOR CHILDREN AT THE MATINEE By CENTURY 0060000000 =G> A B S S L B e L D R IR TS S M SO 0000000000000 0000¢ . 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