The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, July 6, 1946, Page 5

STARTS SUNDAY TWO GALS ANDAGUYIN A KING-SIZED ROMANCE! Beb's a bashful bellhop in love with two tomatoes ... we mean, girls! It’s rich in laughter! So reunded with racy romance! So firmly clked with entertainment! It tops “Two Giris and a Sailer”—and vou remember how grand that was! ROUGHHOUSE...ROSE. ROMANCE...N THE ROYAL MANNER S STEN FOR THE TEN FOR CARL ESMOND LOVE SONG AGNES MOOREHEAD “HONEY’ "RAGS” RAGLAND CONTINUQUS PERFORMANC —Ccmplete Shows at 2:00-4:30-7:00 E -5:07-7:57-10:07 EXTRA!? MICKEY MOUSE AND PLUTO in “Canine Cad 'THREE STARS IN | 'nm,-n County, North Carolina, the | Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer has team- daughter of William G. and Flor.| Halled as one of the most ex- ed a top-flight trio of stars in Hedy | ence Erwin, During the first Worlq | Ciing films _thrillers of the year, |Lamarr, Robert Walker and June| B <he Jett Chilide G5 harty ‘aa|RenELC And Then There Allyson and cast them in an ap-| secretary of the Red Cross in|Were None” the spine-chilling |pealing story titled “Her Highness ' Puerto Rico and ever since has|Picturization of Agatha Christie’s land the y" to produce a pic- | Sathtat el ”'“ "'_"" m world-famous masterpiece of mys- ture which is bound to be one of | the Red s as chairman | eTY: OPens tonight at the 20th Cen the most popular hits of the year.| in her county, as executive secre. [UIY With a brilliant cast headed [This feature is at the Capitol op- | B holl Call chaivn i (li.l»- by Academy award winner Barry lening Sunday i BIEL o e Red Crol bra . Walter Huston and Miss Lamarr is cxquisite the | h has been active in|LCUIS Hayward princess of the who comes to o as been active INj gy, ek, terror-ridden mys- |the United States to try to find ro- (i wnd now Is a trusteeyory jsland as its setting, the pie-| mance azain with an American col- | ‘\‘/‘l‘ g 1y to the vestry of the i, toy5 the story of ten men and mnist she once was forced to re-! B Episcopal Church. She women whose pasts are a secret to| cct. Walker is the bellboy who ac- | R A R I except the unknown host who X visory committee of the North C | identally meets her, becomes in- invited them to the island on a| FAtinted And soon. fangies: hisasali clina State Board of Charities and | weckend party. The host himself Sabdve o e e Public Welfare. During World War | never appears on the island, bui| Bob's bed-ritden FUestHeRel” iu II she served as director of the pe makes known to all ten guests| becemes the innocent vietim of her | e vice Corps, and as & that he knows of their sins—m jend’s highfaultin’ romance, | member of the State Defense COm- ger—and that he has taken it upon | In addition to the stars, Rags| mittee and Slate Salvage Commit- |himself to wreak retribution for Ratiarid Laver Tings bhdhtinnrtesl tee by appoiniment of the Gover-|goeiaty an 6e W s non -bright oot nor of North Carolina. She is the! Hod, one by one, they meet vio-| Agnes Moorehead is just right | Wi ©. Uraven, National] Dibrict Governor of the United lent death at the hands of their) th and: Gaxl. Esmond | peigident 'of the /Ametican Laglol s, o> ¢ the Oonléderacy unseen host (who plots his murders he princess’ noble suitor. War- | . o0 il advive in D - © 1 is cligible to mem- according to the plan of an old| Jerson, .who has \;)p:“.-.‘v‘tl‘.\““ dab 31V 18" s coohding b RNG bm.flxnv in the mn..uvuu Legion nursery rhyme) until two a left X End at WEIQOTE 15 | et Pres. | AUKliary through the World War I'a boy and a girl in love, neither | the columnist who loves ;. ke Detarfan @i plans service of her ‘lm.\bz\n(l, Lt. Col. of whom can ‘be sure that the Veronica it i m“.m““_‘V'V'u‘uu Gluyas Craven, who died in other isn't the actual murderer, is ess and the Bellboy”| o Bh Yo Tas she will leave| o sald to make for electrifying sus-| ing that ms 8 iy - nny 8" By BAES - — pense that builds up to the most grand time at the movies. ! P thrilling climax of the year. =T COMSTAL AN | St { Tent mw plans for the visit of PLU LON CHANEY “PILLOW ()l DEATH” “CHEAT ON” AT 8:29—10:48 “DEATH” ON AT 7:11—9:30 Davey's Instrument Service REW — USED — ALL TYPES SALES — REPAIR Aircraft Instruments — Industrial Instruments Radio Sales and Service — Aircraft Accessories C.A.A. APPROVED REPAIR STATION NO. 2762 LINK TRAINER INSTRUCTION MERRILL FIELD — ANCHORAGE, ALASKA — P. 0. BOX 2182 M. S. ESTEBETH 4 LEAVES FOR SENTINEL ISLAND, ELDRED ROCK HAINES and SKAGWAY and refurn Every Monday—I1 P. M. LEAVES FOR SITKA and WAYPORTS Every Wednesday—6 P. M. Passengers, Freight and Mail | AUDITS SYSTEMS ' NEILL, CLARK and COMPANY j Established 1940 [ ' Public Accountants — Auditors — Tax Counselors TAXES ES 208 Franklin Street — Phone 757 FAIRBANKS OFFICE—201-2 LAVERY BUILDING Kinloch N. Neill John W. Clark INQUIRE ABOUT OUR MONTHLY ACCOUNTING SERVICE i | | dustry. The newpaper said O'Dwyer {presumably would replace Eric | | | | I |been offered the job of unofficial jorganization knew nothing of such THE DAILY ALASKA EMP]RF INAI PRESIDENT, FEATURE BILL AT CAPITOL SUNDA‘!l GECLOGIC SURVEY (of the picnic committee. Young, H. Br 1, Harold Engle- Joan Greany, mother and sister of - Craven, of Charlotte, North iman; from Sitka, Mrs. L. Mills, J, M. Greany of Juneal are sum- Dr. Wrather Hints Roll for | curctins, * was " clectea National Mrs. 1. Reinke. G Hinter, 3o aer house guests at. the ome. o | President of the American Legion Gaylord Mr. and Mrs. Greany at 1724 Ever- Terr"ory in Wesi cOasi | Auxiliary at the organization’s 25th| To Tenakee: T. James, Earl Jack, green Avenue. | national convention in Chicago, No- 'Mrs. L. Jack: from Ten Mg A e oo Sfeel Indush’y { vember 18 to 21. Unopposed for the Florence Gambel, E. Paddock 15(1:/[‘:5‘ ";" (‘; .rf“"‘\f‘mn 1:“.' office, she was elected by unani-| To Pelican: Selma Paterson, 1;’_” et AT L R | tor . with - headquarters in. oo oeates. rebresenting, 84 Tbéjivom: Pelioan: O: Danielson; from. wipy §1a bash Mkivics fiens before] : members of ti:e Auxiliary. Installed Hoonah: C. Cartecti, Dorothy Pet- ohd UEEORRI Waahinigtan (D05, and, Jobi Reel 0, S Bh LT e G both " petossons o the war. Following the visit with| Cationg e Ka dovesti- will serve until the 1946 national Taku: G. Forsland; to Tulseguah, et L s e . convention elects a successor. |B. C,, D. F. Kidd; to Excursion In- ¥ fe Capital at conclusion of a month’s i S ; ¢ ) The Greany's four house guests inspection tour throughont the! Novionally prominent in Auxil-jlersiMatthew Wilson; (0. BkagwWay: arrived. iy= planks July. 1, Miss = Ly jary activities for a number of [H. Wheaton, Edith Wheaton, F. Groil iy My, Greany are re Direstors Wrather and Reed will|{Yeas: Mrs.[Craven has directed the | FhiEips, 4. 0. Tunby: dents of Detroit, Mich. They will stop briefly in Ketchikan enroute! Organization’s work for the welfare TSN T remain in Juneau throughout the 16 Wastilngton, 1.0, {of veterans' children during the| The black fox, silved fox, plat- summer. They were met here yesterday by ! Past year, as Chairman of the Na- |inum fox and so-called cross fox PIPAS George M. Flint, Jr., of non-metallic survey work; sdward H. Cobb and Donald Olsen, who arrived from Ketchikan 1.u= day aboard the charter boat| Sylph, owned and skippered by i Jim Pitcher. Flint, Cobb will sal : for Chichagof Island today. Here also is J. E. Mundine, in, charge of topographical work throughout cently tor '$ H Alas who (II\O re- : C ¢ ended a tour of the Terri-| ry. Mundine here to confer; with Walter Seelig, topt i])l'xhxl engineer now mapping Ju au .\nrl ’s Alaska in-| have been in half a century, ex- and Olsen vicinity. Reed vestigations, pregress for panded greatly during World War II. Most of the Sun pre-war personnel is back in the field this will remain in the witer to Reed added. said the Survey which summer and a few Alaska throughout maintain contacts, The Survey is interested Alaska’s potential contributions to | a possible future West Coast Steel Industry among other geologic po- tentialities, Reed said. The Sylph, which has been used by the Survey since 1934, formerly belonged to the late William Mar- sha, who died in Oregon in Janu- ary of 1945. Pitcher bought thel ylph last year. l‘ | | \n[ - e NEW YORK MAYOR MAY BE OVERSEER | PICTURE INDUSTRY NEW YORK, July 6—The Jour- \nal American in a special dispatch from its Washington Bureau said ! |today Mayor William O'Dwyer had! overseer of the motion picture in- Johnston, president of the Motion, Picture Association of America. Johnston, the paper said, “is ru- mored to be planning to enter the national . political arena.” Efforts to reach Johnston in Spokane, Wash., for comment were lunsuccesstul, but a spokesman for the MPA in Washington said the an offer to O'Dwyer. The New York Mayor is enroute here from California. About a month ago O'Dwyer denied a sim- ilar report concerning the movie Jjob. The Journal American said close friends of the Mayor had predicted he would take the job which would pay at least $100,000 yearly. B Thompson, landed 40,000 pounds of king salmon today. -ee A snake’s heart is generally lo- cated about one-fifth the distance| from the head to the end of the' tail, (FIEF INDI(AIES ;evening of her arrival. The 40-8 of | the American Legion plan a pic-| ajaska Coastal 5. i 4 H G 1 i e Tt reptiaaalyggiors Oousil vl i tos ouse Guests| Craven will be the guest' sitkn, John C 5 | BIG ALASKA PLAN .. in | tional Child Welfare Committec | mmo»mnmomco MMMWOW“WM‘ Flsll LANDINGS ' The Sebastian-Stuart Co. packer Nuisance IIT, skippered by Stanley * JUNEAU, AL /\SI\A 1944 she w Natior | Vice l’w~x— o THRILL - PACKED | MYSTERY FILM IS | AT 20TH CENTURY ‘\l(‘l‘.’ for the Southern Division. 'sl\l' | served as President of ! Carolina. Department for | A. L. AUXILIARY, HERE NEXT WEEK| and for | state o1 Executive Mrs. Cray 1i National mimittee n was born in Meck- sen include a radio broad-! a banquet on the 5,0 followed by IN, OUT YESTERDAY Greanys Have | Tom Morgan, A. E. Karnes is chairman Charles, Thom: Charles Spence, Mrs. William D. Greany and Miss | * PAGE FIVE A MASTERPIECE OF MYSTERY TART TONIGHT T w£R£ iRsT THERE WE Thea . .. one by on ++.murder struck them down te the terrifying tune of the “Nursery Rhyme* Kilior|, Starring BARRY FITZGERALL WALTER HUSTON LOUIS HAYWARD DAFFY DUCK CARTOON Out Fishin’ Sports Agatha Christie’s Masterpiece of Mystery! LATEST AIR NEWS FIRST A 20 CENTURY-FOX RELEASE A PUPULAR PICTURES, INC. PRODUCTION MATINEE SUNDAY-2:00 P. M. (20 In .1]] bv]nn;: to the red fox amup | Fmpm Want Ads bring resulis! Regular Service from Seattle and Tacoma | FREIGHT . . . . PASSENGERS REFRIGERATION | ALASKA TRANSPORTATION CO. | Gastineau Hotel Phone 879 J. F. (Jim) CHURCH, Agent 90000090 0“0“00““‘000““0. to| “"”“000“000000“0“0000000“0“0 D“MWOOQMMQMMQQM“O The revised Alaska Workmen's Compensation Act, which became effective July 1, 1946, requires that -all per- sons, firms or corporations having 3 or more employees, must either: : i3 ] 1. 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