The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, June 10, 1946, Page 5

MONDAY, JUNE 10, 1946 Acclaimed by Juneau as the most exciting true-to- life drama of the year! In this wonder- ful picture, Margaret O'Brien hecomes one of the screen’s top stars! Together with Edward G. Robinson, the screen’s No. 1 tough guy, she brings you action, laughter, thrills and love. And you'll roar at the hard-hoiled, hilarious brat of "National Velvet”, “Butch” himself! ' Edward G. ROBINSON Margaret 0'BRIEN inM.G. M's “Qur Vines Have Tender Grapes™ with "OURVINESHAVE | ' TENDER GRAPES” | NOW AT CAPITOL | Margaret O'Brien, teamed with |Edward G. Robinson, is in a grip- ping story called “Our Vines Have | Tender Grapes,” currently on the |screen at the Capitol. i The little star can make you {laugh and can make you cry just as she wishes, by a simple change in her expression or a particular inflection in her voice. Working with that grand veteran actor, Robinson, Margaret is at her very best as a seven-year-old in a small Wisconsin town who understands the dangerous road which the sclt- | centered men and women are tak- |ing to inevitable destruction. { “Our Vines Have Tender Grapss” drama. It is peopled | f2 characters. Every | single actor was hand-picked for his |rcle. James Craig is just right as |the young editor of the local news- | {paper who is Margaret's strongest |ally; Frances Gifford is fine as the; new school teacher from Milwaukee | |who cannot become accustomed to| the small town; Agnes Morehead plays Robinson's wife in a down-! |to-earth fashion, and Jackie| | “Butch” Jenkins is one continuous! § ""'; AT 20TH CENTURY . Murray as its co-stars, it's a Mit- COMEDY FEATURE NOW SHOWING “Practically Yours” is practically perfect for three reasons! It has Claudette Colbert and Fred Mac- chell Leisen production and the pic- ture’'s screenplay is by Norman Krasna. This feature is at the 20th Century. Comedy keynotes the production and its list of featured players reads like filmdom's funny-man rcs- ter for it includes Robert Benchley, Gil Lamb, Cecil Kellaway and Mik- hail Rasumny. Each is a specialist vhen it comes to tickling the aud- ience’'s funnybone and all combine to lend Fred and Claudette abl® support in every scene. The fun kegins almost immediate- ly when MacMurray finds he’s the nation’s Navy air hero upon his return to New York on leave. He also finds he's regarded as Claud- ette’s boy-friend through a little misunderstanding. The complica- tions, as can be imagined, bring on a cycle of fantastic events which finally are smoothed out at the end. Lamb’s portrayal of a slightly su- perior personality with an inferior- ity complex is a sight to behold, 790" CeNTURY She S . orr’s She didn't say "Yes"~ and she didn't say “No* _ —but she outfoxed ,.2' Nation’s No. 1 Wolf! T LAST TIME TONIGHT!? She AWV~ SENATEGROUP PLUS LATEST WORLD NEWS FIRST AUDIT OF DOUGLAS CITY BOOKS From April 1, 1945 to April 1, 1946 . -f d il i 2 | CASH RECEIVED: James Cralg — Frances Gl for ‘g;;;i}gr:;‘eas Margaret’s cousin and| :?S, I;e:;ssg‘::;eedc;x:‘:;;?;? shakmgi lIBERAl w'IH Cash on Hand 4-1-45 __.$ 19039 S | play: 4 . | General Fund 31295 — | “Our Vines Have Tender Grapes" | Fred and Claudette have to keep | Agnes Mogre}lead Morns Carnovs}{Y is full of drama and humor and en- | Pitsy Ann "{"’"“ 15, ‘of Denyer, ”"sol“; her young husband, Pvt. lup appearances for the public’s saks | g,e:tl:r ;x: and ’ & tertainment. One moment you'll| Harry James Sylter in the guardhouse at Fort Lawton, Wash., where |anq are continually seen together e ,040. Jackie "B“Tc“' Jenkms {find yourself crying, and the next| he was held as “AWOL.” The youth claims he is 14 years of age. |in romantic poses. Alone, howevor.lAlASKA FUNDS Téxes, Delinquent ... youwll be laughing through your|! They were married in Denver and hitch-hiked to Seattle where Slyter |it's a different story. Each is sure | Llcens’es Federal NOW {tears. Truly this is the kind of pic-| planned to get his birth certificate to prove his age. (AP Photo) |the other is not exactly the type of | Licenses: Drivers, imy 21.50 SHOWING |ture which has so many award win-; — - -~ 'person one should marry and the N4 i | Licenses, Drivers, Terri- e T T S T 3 Ining possibilities that it is hard to 3 ‘ § problem keeps getting worse and| H Cufs in Budaet Fig- | ¢ ! 2| in Northern Canada, in which the . ouse Luis In budgei rig-| tory 70.00 Doors open 7:00 p. m. at the select any one person or any oLwARMY SE“DI"G Two,u S. Army had a part with Cnn.;wmw-fl"d then things' happen. | | Licenses, Auto, City . 2390.00 Complete Shows 7:25—9:30 }mmg for individual praise. i et | —,-—— | ures Reslored-ANS 10 Liostines;: Atith, Territory 41000 Feature at 7:45—9:50 ( APITOI. | o s S EXPERIMENI Al ‘I' ASK “Prigid” Task Force will base at| i . Licenses, Dog ... .. 9200 | [Ladd Field, Army Air Base at Fair- I Get Sitka Base Auto Registration 21.00 (55 BRI it AR 1 T ‘CONVICHON o banks. Along with men of Task ena or oes Court Fines .. 35.00 0000000000000000600000000500000500006000000000009 FOR(E S 'I'o AlASKA Force “Williwaw” it will assemble (Continuea from Page One) Grader Service . 10.00 Note, First Natinal Bank 5,000.00 4,000.00 - TOBACCO FIRMS . | | “already discriminated against” by ' soon at Ford Ord, Calif., for special | . M ; | training and equipping, and then 'go ta Alaska in September. Task | I g at! : Public Schools .. WASHINGTON, June 10.—The | being denied Federal highway funds AFF'RMED Now Army underscored its interest in|Force “Frost” will assemble i available to the various states. | Total the Arctic short route between Eu-|Camp McCoy in July. | It increased geological survey | Deposits ‘ ——— |rope and America Saturday with an| - s - { Free Messa funds for immediate investigations | WASHINGTON, June 10.—The announcement that special task i siln Alaska from $200,000 to $312,500 | Cash on Hand . |Supreme Court today affirmed con- |forces will make new tests in Alaska | JUNEAU RIFLE (lUB i land restored to the bill $20,000 for | DISBURSEMENTS: Jvictlon of three major tobacco com-iand the Aleutians this winter of the Ketchikan Fishery Laboratory,| Miscellaneous Account ...$ $63.40 MEETS TOMORROW = wasHNGTON, June 10—Sens- ‘,panies on chgrges of violating the7tflcllcs, weapons and equipment for ‘ $3,000 for investigating means of | Health . 480.05 | Sherman Anti-Trust Act. {sub-zero weather. tors have learned that one of their| utilizing fish waste and $8,000 for | City Hall 107.56 | The case involved the R.J. Rey-| gome 4,500 ground troops, who| ‘colleflgues sent several thousand investigating the feasibility of | Water 3,226.58 {nolds Tobacco Company, Liggett | pegin assembling next month, A special meeting of the mem- telegrams at government expense in| freezing fish. Funds for Alaska fur- | Police .. 337.20 (and Myex'; Tobacco Company and| iy test tanks, self-propelled guns, bers of the Juneau Rifle and Pistol a single day. seal investigations were increased | Fire Protection 54.45 | the Amenca_n Tobacco Company. | qqar, clothing and other items a!jc"’b has been_ called for tomorrow,' , memb 1 the _ | from $50,000 to $75,000. | Heat, City Hall 246.63 They were fined a total of $225,000 | Tuesds ‘o e Cunise appi i ! ~ | They were fined a total of $225, military gear “under all possible| Tuesday evening, at 8 o'clock N’ priations committee who declined Twenty New Locomotives [ Repairs, Streets . 1,007.38 iln U. S. District Court in Lexing-|winter combat conditions.” | the basement of the A.B. Hs&l 10r yse of his name said this case and| The Committee increased to 20| Repairs, Truck 245.34 B t]'l 1. l’lt { 11 t ton. The Sixth Federal Circuit up-| Tpe Air Forces disclosed earlier | the purpose of organizing cofpet- oyiencive use of telegrams by althe number of diesel locomotives to | Repairs, Grader . 274.38 ‘Dpeer, (] lg rerresnmen |held the conviction. Ithat a squadron of converted B-|itive rifle matches at the Menden- ocong senator caused the commit.| D¢ turned over to tie Alaska Rail-| Lights, City Hall 98.54 —_— | Justice Bur}qnl delivered the G-Ulzg long range bombers has bceni hall Rifle Range during the sum- tce to propase a top ‘monthly limit [Toad by the War Department and | Lights, Streets 549.20 P P |decision. Justices Reed and Jack-|gsjgned to Alaska to make fre-|Mmer months. 'of 300 telegrams per senato: .| other government departments."The | Float, Approach . 2,047.64 son did not t e | . g pes r at gov everage [0 miilions O \son did not participate. ~ |quent weather flights over the Arc- Eteryone interested in taking an ernment expense. House had approved only 10. Insurance .. | 14740 i [ Burton said the companies ha\e‘“c‘ termed by ranking mlmaryiac”v“ part in such a program iS The limitation is included in the| The amended bill provides that| Public School 10,017,84 i 1 .,been _{ound to have conspired 10! e the world’s most strategic Urged to attend this meeting and gnpyal legislative - appropriation pill! the War Department and other | Interest ... 1 128.74 temperate peopile... ;;S“"*"““}‘: a monopoly and also 10 giretch of geography in an age of | Slgn up for a series of matches, the awaiting renate action. The mea-|€overnment departments should | Refund to Territory . 451.00 T el it i W iRl ave the power and intent to es- giom hombs and 10,000 mile planes. | brogram for which 1 be worked sure also contains a provision to|transfer to the Interior Depart- | Withholding Tax 439.90 01 ‘,";b].fSh and maintain the monop-| 'mack Force “Frigid”, one of the Out at the meeting. is stressed gllow each senator $2,500 a year for ment for use by the Alaska Rail- | Elections 25.00 . . oly. i vi r that attendanc his i Y 2 ' g T b { |ground force units, will operate|that attendance at this meeting expenses in addition to his $10,000 road all material, roadway and 'axes e 299.75 ympia BteWIHg Company a0 i ST |§cven months from October 1 un-| Will be considered as indicative of annual salary. !bridge maintenance supplies and | Notes Paid, First Nation. OLYMPIA, WASHINGTON, U. 5. A. | |til next April 30 from Fairbanks, the desire of local nimrods for such On the telegram subject, the ap-| Cther necessary ecquipment for al Bank ....... : Alaska, where temperatures as low @ program. propriations committee was told in!rcads declared surplus by the gov- i {as 66 below zero have been rec-| secret session that one senator | ernment. This includes equipment, | Total SOLD 'I'o ( A" ADA orded. brought a list of several thousand | locomotives, spare ports, machinery > “Williwaw” Force will base at| S'EAMER MovEME"IS names to ghe Senate telegraphic of-|and rolling stock. | Bank Balance 4-1-15 BRONZE SHAFTING — STERN BEARINGS — PROPELLORS Adak in the Aleutians, where fogs fice and directed that each name| The Senate Committee recom- |Deposits ... GR AY PALMER, Alaska, June 1—Thejare frequent and where freakish| receive a4 copy of a message at mended $345,000 for operation of MARINE ENGINES imtanuskn Valley Farmers Co-Op storms blow. i _Frhlcess Louise scheduled to ar- government expense, | the Sitka Naval Base by the Indian Total .. BALES and GERVIOR |has cut its potato surplus appre-| A third task force, “Frost,” will| ive from Skn:;way a;s u;zl:;uck Lo}; The telegrams were in answer to| Burcau and increased funds for the Disbursements o . ciably with the sale of 600 tons to test equipment under more tem- MOITow morning and sa south a petition. Its nature was not re-| Richardson Highway from $500,000 ? Jnnean Weldul d |canada. Cars are being loaded Ferate climate conditions at Camp| one hour later, at 9 o'clock. vealed. to $1,000,000. . BANK BALANCE 4-1-46 ...$.1,017.95 $1,000, | night and day for transport of the|McCoy, Wis. Princess Norah, from the south, SR GRS T ot e g ~ R LS G IR T L T T S s i " |potatoes to the coast. Troops from all ground arms will| scheduled to arrive tomorrow after- S000000006000600000000000. . . - Bukoind —_—————— be included in each force, with noon or evening. rhere 1sno suhShlUie {Or newsgager adverhsmg.‘ Empire Want Aas bring results! |volunteers givén preference. Some| Freighter Pailsana from Seattle - R 3 - ————— of the equipment already has been‘due Thursday. — | 81t€red in the light of findings from | Alaska scheduled to sail from Se- this spring’s “Muskox” expedition|ottle Friday. A U. 8. DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE, WEATHER BUREAU ; JUNEAU, ALASKA | . . WEATHER BULLETIN ! Ly X} P a c ' f N t h r n DATA FOR 24 HOURS ENDED AT 4:30 A. 11, 120TH MERIDIAN TIME Max. temp. TODAY n se g h, IC NoOrtne ™ | v B R ki e rvice from Seatile and Tacoma ¢ Station 24 hrs.* temp. temp. Precip. 4:30am, | - Anchorage 56 46 46 29 Rain Leads Again— el 8 | % @ dme mh R EFRIGERATION Bethel 49 36 40 Trace Rain et S e s REFRIGERATION Dawson . 88 49 0 ; Bamonton A T ALASKA TRANSPORTATION CO. ‘ B d d n al Haines o | .= 53 0 Cloudy g Gastineau Hotel Phone 879 J. F. (Jim) CHURCH, Agent e uce es Juneau 65 50 52 Trace Drizzle 10 Per Juneau Airport . 7m0 51 0 Cloudy s ercent Reduction On All Round Trip Tickets. o %0 53 0 Cloudy - 49 34 36 [ Cloudy A 53 45 46 A2 Cloudy ® Increased Baggage Allowance a % TN e DAILY FLIGHTS y oudy 64 58 51 Trace Cloud; 40 Pounds Free On All Tickets. 60 47 47 05 Pt. Clyoudy T0 * 55 Pounds Free On Through Flights to Seattle. 63 36 36 08 Pt. Cloudy 56 50 50 Trace Cloudy - ' IR I - ANCHORAGE . 52 47 Trace Cloudy 4 ouglas 21-Passenger Transporis A - Yakutat ... % | 4 48 Traee g Connecting with more than 100 other poinis in Alask The First All-New Transports in Alaska Service. *-—(4:30 a. m. yesterday to 4:30 a. m. today) g p S 1n Alaska po 4 . £ d s h . WEATHER SYNOPSIS: A low pressure area has deepened over north- served wit passengers and express service. ern Canada this morning causing onshore maritime air over the coastal area of Southeast Alaska. Rain has fallen at many stations over the northwestern portion of the United States, Central Canada, along the coast from Washington State to the Gulf of Alaska and over the interior and west coast of Alaska. MARINE WEATHER BULLETIN Reports from Marine Stations at 12:30 P. M. Today ® Siewardess Service Expertly trained stewardesses to make your trip completely pleasant and to serve you re- freshments aloft with the compliments of the Dependable Comfortable Inexpensive company. erIND Height of Waves 4 Stati Weath Temp, .and Vel. (Sea Condition) ] " By ol e 10% Reduction on Roundtrip Fares Cape Spencer gf ;\TNW g : ;oo; Eezfilnger Light ............Cloudy 51 ° SW 8 Calm Good for One Year lou 0ot b ORTHERN AIRL[NE“ Pou‘:mmaz. Cloud;’ 54 S8W 9 1 foot MARINE FORECAST FOR THE PERIOD ENDING TUESDAY EVE- NING: Protected waters of Southeast Alaska north of Sumner Strait— southwesterly winds 15 to 25 miles per hour—variable cloudiness, local light drizzle. Protected waters of Southeast Alaska south of Frederick Sound—variable winds under 15 miles per hour—cloudy with local light rain or drizzle. Outside waters, Dixon Entrance to Yakutat—westerly to northwestly winds 15 to 25 miles per heur—cloudy, local light rain. Low pressure center in northwestern Canada, b eral Offices—Anchorage, Alaska ALASKA AIRLINES Phone 667-0ffice Baranof llptel PHONE 716