The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, April 22, 1946, Page 5

MONDAY, APRIL 22, 1946 | NOW! . .. THE LAUGH OF A LIFETIME! . “Backward, Turn Backward, Oh Time In. Thy Flight”...JUST GIVE ME. .. itk Alan CURTIS Lois COLLIER IPLETE SHOWS !/ TURE STARTS AT AT 7:20 8:10— ———9:30 -10:20 SCHEDULE— BFE__'EASY LIFE'—Dramatic Story of Today's Youtn PL“E" RACK AND FIELD QUIZ” with PETE SMITH —GOOFY “HOW TO PLAY FOOTBALL” in Wéte for TERRITCRIAL HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES FIRST DIVISION If You're for Progressive Action . Don't Forget the Name of JARES NOLAN Wrangell, Alaska Resident of the Territory for Over 25 Years Vote the Democratic Ticket (Paid Advertisement) IMPORTANT ALL MEMBERS OF THE TERRITORIAL SPORTSMAN'S CLUB arc urgently requested to attend a meeting to be held in the City Council Chambers Wednesday Evening, April 24th, at 8 This wili be the most important club meeting of the year, Legislative matters pr ning to future activities will be acted upon, various cocmmiitees appointed and a Vice-President elected. NORTHLAND TRANSPORTATION C O M P A N VY \ iored parrots and cockatoos. | San Francisco .. FILM "NAUGHTY NINETIES” NOW CAPITOL'S BILL Bud Abbott and Lou Cosiello worked their trusty magic of laug production on old admiro; new ones alike in Universal Naughty Nineties” which yesterday at the Capitol thiee day run. This comedy drama of old-time ppi river steamboat days nts the famous funny men in rate dramatic role althcugh ott is still the “straight man” and ello on the receiving end cf the most laughable jok2 routine that has been seen for many a day. Helping develop the web of the plot to which the fantastic adven- tures of Universal's tamous laugh am are pinned, is a notable cast of players, including Alan Curtis and Lois Collier as dramatic l2ads, Rita Johnson and Joe Sawyer as “hea Henry Travers as the cld stcambeat captain and Sam McDanicl as the Negro ccok. >ee SON OF ALASKAN TAKES HiS LIFE FATHER TO SCENE DENVER, April 22.—Thke father of Clifford A. Shellabarger, 23- year-old youtn who police said shot himself Satuiday in Denver rather than submit to questioning about a Fargo, N. D, shooting, is en- route from Alaska to claim the bedy, County Coroner Willlam O’Brien announced today. The Coroner had messaged to the Shellabarger family in Skwentna, Alaska, informing them that their scn’s body was being held at the County Morgue. The reply was from C. J. Shella- barger, the dead youth's father, who said he was leaving immed- iately. It was not indicated how soon he would arrive in Denver. Shellabarger was known at the University of Denver as an unas- suming wearer of the Congressional Medal of Honor, but the Navy De- partment in Washington said it had no record of his getting the award. The University of North Dakota remembered him as an ex-Marine Paratrcoper who was voted the out- standing member of the 1944-45 freshmen class. : Mrs. Ross Thomas, wife of a University of New Mexico profes- sor at Albuquerque, said he appear- ed to brood during his two and a half months at that school. He wis among a group cof students expelled from that school last year for a student escapade. “I am from the D. A’s office; we want to talk to you,” said Humph- reys as he and Ralph F. Croal, State’s Attorney for Cass County, N. D, met Shellabarger on the porch of his rooming house. \ At that, Humphreys said, Shel- labarger wrenched himself from the investigator's grasps and started running. Humphreys, Croal and twai other officers pursued him, firing | ope for a i as they ran. Although outdistanc- ing the officers, Humphreys sah:,*‘ Shellabarger shot himself in the head and died two hours later| | without regaining consclousness. Australia possesses an extra—i | ordinary variety of birds, includ-| {ing vast flocks of brilliantly col- | ed small Bay, storage shed Gastineau Channel, Ju- neau; Libby, McNeill & Libby, can- nery Stephens land, wharf, boom, rows crican Pisheries, Inc., South Bell- Kasaan SECRETARY'S FAMIL Juneau Water Project Okeh; Another Asked' SEATTLE, Apri. 22—Ten pro- pesed construction projects in the navigable waters of Alaska have received War Department approval and five applications have been re- ceived, the Seattle District U, S. Army Engineers reports. Permits eruntea: Alaskan permits have been grant- to the Homer Civic League, boat basin on Kachemak Cook Inlet; Olaf Brensdal, structures at George Inlet near Ketchikan, at Monti Bay near Yakutat and at Taku Harbor on Passage; Walter Stens- marine ways and log Ward Cove, Tongass Nar- near Ketchika Pacific Am- ingham, wharf addition and float, Bay on Prince of Wales Anderson Dock Co.,* wharf Setdovia Bay; R. J. Som- mers Construction Co., dredging for fill, Norten Sound, Nome; - and Fidalgo Island Packing Co., Seattle, Island; addition: ycenstruct dolphins, Bay of Pillars, EKuiu Island. Applications Applications and dates by which objections must be filed with the engineers: Y Libby, McNeill & Libby, cannery structures in Kvichak Bay at Lib- byville near mouth of Naknek Riv- er, and at Graveyard Creek; May 9. Frank H. Stine and Arthur J. Thempson, 40 foot by 60 foot rock- fill in Gastineau Channel, Wil- loughby Avenue near Government wharf, Juneau, May 9. Earl Benitz, construct 25 foot by 60 foot float in Wrangell Narrows, U. 8. DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE, WEATHER BUREAU JUNEAU, WEATHER ALASKA BULLETIN OATA FOR 24 HOURS ENDED AT 4:30 A. M,, 120TH MERIDIAN T ME Max. temp. last 24 hrs.* * | | | Lowe: Station Anchorage Barrow Bethel Cordova Dawson Edmonton Fairbanks Haines Wl Juneau ... Juneau Airport . Ketchikan Kotzebue . McGrath .. Nome . & Northway . Petersburg ... Portland ... Prince George % Prince Rupert ... 32 0 28 33 28 31 28 34 35 40 38 18 27 26 30 35 38 35 41 60 44 37 32 35 Seattle ... Sitka .. Whitehorse .. Yakutat ... 43 39 temp, TODAY st 4:30am. 24 hrs, temp. Precip. 36 Trace Weather at 4:30 a.m. Pt. Cloudy 29 35 28 34 28 38 41 40 42 18 28 Trace Rain and Snow 22 Rain and Snow Pt. Cloudy Cloudy Pt. Cloudy Rain Rain Rain Rain Clear Cloudy Cloudy Clougly Rain Cloudy Rain Rain Cloudy Rain 150 Drizzle-Rain *-—(4:30 a. m. yesterday to 4:30 a. m. today* WEATHER SYNOPSIS: A filling low of 29.14 inches is centered in the vicinity of Bethel and is remaining practically stationary. An occluded !unnvoida,hly detained and could not front lies parallel to the coast of Southeast Alaska and has just begun |be present at the hour set for the to move inland at 04.30 this morning. Light rain is falling over all of |opening, Southeast Alaska. Temperatures over the interior of Alaska are slightly below freezing. MARINE WEATHER BULLETIN Reports from Marine Stations at 12:30 P. M. Today Station Cape Decision .......... Cape Spencer ... Eldred Rock Five Finger Light Guard Island .. Lincoln Rock . Point Retreat . Weather Temp, Dir.and Vel. WIND Height of Waves (Sea Condition) 43 40 40 42 46 42 41 s ENE , SSE SSE s ESE SE 8 3 feet 1 foot Calm 2 feet 1 foot Zero * MARINE FORECAS‘i‘ FOR THE PERIOD ENDING TUESDAY EVE- NING: Inside waters of Southeast Alaska and outside waters from Dixon [and records. Entrance to Yakutat—winds southerly to southeasterly 15 to 20 miles | per hour tonight and Tuesday. Rain showers over entire area. A filling low is lmt'nwdl near Bethel and drifting slowly eastward. 3 & b Y — Julius A. Krug, new secretary of the interior, Mis. Kirz and son, Jimmy, 7, listen as daughter IMarilyn, 18, plays the piano in their Maryland home. » "BRING ON THE GIRLS" MUSICAL - AT20TH CENTURY romance and g mostly ture Paramount’s “Bring On Girls,” Technicolor {musical which is at the 20th Cen- |tury, starring Veronica Lake, |Jorie Raynolds, Eddie Br: {Sonny Tuft Any one (stellar stars can support |alone but the mekes things four Songs, of these a picture togethpr times as enter- highlights are almost !numerous to mention. For |ample, Spiks Jones and His | Slickers perform on of thei |standing notelty routines; Johhny execules two dance numk worthy of such perio Astalre cr Bill Robins Reynolds shines in addition to wa ine, “How Would You Take My Picture,” whil2 § Tuflts surprises everyone with vecal prowess to his own accom- on the planc leads the fancy clown and Vernica Lako is girl around complications on; ken 17 throughout the shapely cigaretter whem the romantic center. -+ 'Mae Busch Passes Away, Hollywood ‘ HOLLYWOOD, April 22. — Mae Busch, who entered moticn pic- tures as a Mack Sennett bathing beauty and rese to stardom in si- ent films, died Friday of compli- cations following an operation. - - o e 00 0 .. WEATHER REPORT (U. 8. WEATHER BUREAU) Temperatures for 24-Hour Perlod Ending 6:30 o'Clock This Morning o o o In Juncau—Maximum, 42; 15| minimum, 35. At Airport—Maximum, 40; | minimum, 40, WEATHER FORECAST (Juneau and Vielnity) Rain showers tonight and Tuesday. Slightly warmer Tuesday. o 0 o Catholic.fighfltérs To Hold Initiation At Soci_al_ Meeting The Catholic Daughters of Amer- ica will me2t tomorrow night at 8 o'clock in the Parish Hall, for the regular social meeting with init- - iation of new members on the g " g » program for the evening. SURPLUS TIRE STOCK — At Leghorn, ltaly, a Serving on the committee in searchlight tower guards 40.000 tives sold as surplus to the Italian charge of entertainment and re- government by the U. oreizn liquidation commissioner. freshments ar: Mesdames George “yvess 4 . RSB - v Simpkins, A. M. Geyer, Angelo As- | east of Union Ofl wharf, Peters- from the Seattle Regional Office tone, E. P. McCarron and L. W. burg, May 10. )!m‘ the purpose of instruction. | Zach. { Alaska Year-Round Cannery Co, e s o 3 - i ] Chief Medical Officer is Dr. Ron- = vt | wharf additions 40 feet by 55 feet 8ld P. Carter, with Miss Virginia| BERNICE CAREY HERE and 40 feet by 75 feet in Seldovia Angell clerk-stenographer in that! Bernice Carey of Fairbanks, is a Bay; May 13. |office, | guest at the Baranof. A R. Davey, 20 foot by 60 foot| Chief of the Vocational and Re-| g s s wharf with a 40 feot by 80 foot hakilitation Branch is Norman E. | approach on Naknek River at Nak- 'Walker. Mrs. Clay Scudder, Jr., is nek; May 17. tke clerk-stenographer. R - | | Regisirazon aad Tralning Offi- cer i3 Carl R. Carlson; Deputy REGIONA'_ oFFI(E ‘.s"pply Ofiicer, Daniel W. Mahoney, {Miss Ruth Torkelson, clerk-steno- OF VE"'ERANS ADM |grapher; Finance Officer, Robert | " i G. Rice; Assistant Finance Offi- jcer, Mrs. Inez Hogins; Contact Of- st Bernard E. Estabrook, with |Mrs. Louise Walker, clerk-steno- 1 4 (grapher. | The Regional Office of the Vet-| Orman T. Smith will be contact erans Administration officially op- representative and clerk-steno- |ened this morning with ceremoniesigrapher in Anchorage and Fair+| {held in the office of Regional Man- banks in the very near future, and ‘ager A. E. Karr in the Goldstein'expecl.attons are the Anchorage of- Building. |flce will very probably be much en- Introduced by Karnes, secretaryilnrged, as the need arises. of Alaska Lew Williams spoke of - - ithe years of effort that have gone! |into attaining the establishment of | |a Regional Office in Alaska, with| |contact offices in strategic points | Henry Benson Labor Cozl:nissioner Ex-Service Man Friendly to Labor (Paid Advertisement) MRS. WILDES RECOVERING {in the Territory, and the need for derwent a major operation at St. [such an office | Ann’s Hospital last week, is report- | 34 |ed to be recuperating nicely and i gnams was followed by Col. | will be able to return to her home | b epniy i | 500TL (from the Seattle Branch Office, "~ {and William Wells, Co-ordinator! |and planning Officer, also from |Beattle, who cCescribed the part |played by the Planning Division as | “trouble-shooting,” with a staff |trained and elert for any bottle- {necks or difficult situations. { Gov. Ernest Gruening, who was| | | | Mrs. Keith G. Wildes who \m-’ Ol BURNERS PLUMBING HEATING Smith 0il Burner Service 214 SECOND STREET DAY PHONE 476 NIGHT CALLS—Fred C. Lorz—Blue 635 ATTENTION HOD CARRIERS, BUILDING and .COMMON LABORERS UNION invites all members and prospective members to attend the meeting on Monday, April 22 at 8 : M.\at the A. F. of L. Hall, 114 Second Street. IMPORTANT BUSINESS WILL COME . UP FOR DISCUSSION JULIUS HEINEMAN, Acting Secretary. 06000000 arrived later and added "hu greetings and congratulations to ithe staff. | The Regional Office as now es-| tablished occupies practically a. |complete floor of the Goldstein |buflding, with administrative of-| |fices taking up most of the s2cond! |floor, and the finance ,and medical| Iu!flces on the third floor. ] | The staff of the Regional Of- {fice as composed at the present time, s headed by A. E. Karnes,| Regional Manager, with Mrs. Ha lcld Grenroos, Sccretary; Miss garet Colliton, in charge of mail | Adjudication and Chief Attorney Bection' is headed by Samuel W. Griftin; who is here temporarily # e0e0eccscevsvcssss v, | 909 Twelfth St PAGE FIVE TONIGHT! W SWEET 'n’ LOVELY] TUNEFUL ‘n’ TERRIFICI FOR CONSTAN PURITY Visitors Welcome Between the he 9:30 a.m. ond 4 Everyda OLYMPIA BREWINC THE : BARANOF ALASKA’S FINEST " HOTEL EAT IN THE BUBBLE ROOM Special Dinner 5108 P. M. $1.65 SERVICE Chnistensen Bros, Garage PHONE 659 New—Used—Rebuilt AUTO PARTS Motors, Transmissions, Gener- ators, Starters, Carburntors, .Shock Absorbers, Chev. Knee | Action Units, and a million other . parts—1925 to 1945 . We Mail and Ship Promptly § Seattle Auto ka!ucn 4 1950—1st Avenue e, Seattle, Wash.