The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, August 8, 1946, Page 5

THURSDAY, AUGUST 8, 1946 LEAVES TonicaT ) FAST COMEDY IS A LEO McCAREY TRIUMPH of LAUGHS and LOVE! |EVANGELISTS HERE; | ' ENDING SHOWING, | SERVICES STARTING . | | |faster boats. THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—)UNEAU, ALASKA bigger, ed efficiency of modern, International Complications international complications Mr, Allen as surround- fisheries evolve, he| act that they extend| la ing thz said from the f TRAP LIMIT DEAL AIMED 'DRAMATIC HIT ~ STARTS TONIGHT | AT 20TH CENTURY STARTS TONIGHT Shows at 7:30 ?nd 9:30P. M. CAPITOL TONIGHT HERE THIS EVENING W | cut onto the Continental Shelf over| 3 ’7 — { = which President Truman has pro- & THOMAS FOR THE An international r s] 3 claimed American protective rights E As shocking as it i nsati FIRST TIME... \ under Na Leo| a2 16 Tiss. crOGRe SE 0 ‘Within These Walls,” 2 MITCHELL 1 McCarey's dramatic “Once Fox's dramatic hit, starring Thoma LERT AND | M e s o Upon a Honeymoon,” in which Gin-| Alaska's thrce most impor=( o . Mitchell, Mary Anderson and Ed MARY Rogers and Cary Grant are, tant fisheries are susceptible to_ ted from Page Onme) ward Ryan with an outstanding ANDERSON A tarred respectively as an Ameri-| exploitation by foreign nationals at!ciple Congressman from Ev- ot AL i ST S s can-born German Baroness and a points outside the three-mile off- erett, ington, indicated ths i ot popular news broadeastes This fea- shore line, which is the conceded| g clearcr definition by Congress story, flaming with RYAN 1 ture is at the Ca: ol for the l.\wt( limit of state jurisdiction, Allen|administrative powers delegated to dange men .x\xlh -howings tonight a.d proved by reference to present co-|the Department of the Interiormay in their heart,s “Within With the Gestapo and the fl{”f tive fishing of the halibutipe advisable. The view of Alaskans ! | s packzd with high husband at tkeic heels. the two baiks by, Canadi and the U &, ahtloc Hal contrel s olaarly |tension drama and excitement from make a spectacular dash acros 1;"0 the fact that prior of the war the!showr 3 5 g SV I start to finist tler- erel 5 » safe- apanese @ mpted A tu i Hitler-conquered count:ie ‘-(‘lx ]\l:“'l Japanese attempted to fish Alas B, ian, A, Herter (e, I the picture, Thomas ! I == ty and happiness in a neuiral i 5 red salmon for more than 30 miles | ppags 0 the heakides Heral L Acen As.a newly-appolnted warc ~ aricus alternates with . ay 8 ish- A it o e ©len, who with his young son and s Hilericus comed Ite off Bristol Bay and Jap c f1sh-1 o extremely interesting. The com- ‘1‘ el e ; 5 An RKO-Redio Picture tense drama in ermen fished extensively 1 the | mittec guited 3 vabt ROt BE| o » played by Mary SOL { ture of the ea Alaska side of the Bering sea I ation that. wAIl fanulre: | oo EAYANG SYAD, comes (0 Ve i A fine supporting Also, he said, there was a Serious|yvery great amount of ,m.(';\:f:.“‘ud‘\' within the walls of a state peniter Oompléte Bhows 7:06-0:80 by Walter Slezak. New York swge threat of British invasion of the{¢, qe o JorIAfve MhRNEE it | NEY, BELRLLEHR SApITRlON 0 & Cors ’Fv" s 'v“_":,'p" S actor, who makes his screen debu North Pacific halibut fishery off | concluced SEweL rupt warden. Their arrival at the S as the German Baron in tais Leo the British Colitihin oottt threst] prison unleashes a flood of hate - { and violence, for it is Mitchell him- McCarey preduction. — e——— rumored reviving since the end of| GEATTLE BANKER 1S HERE the war, | WIFE, FORMER LOCAL GIRL self, who, as a noted eriminal ur= Ahentury-Fox TOMORROW! L T B e e LU T, FORME . ist, has stentenced full a third of {I"“picwe & consletinga tib RV 0L ABASS| sallt visbebhila et Aipenon o o s, E. B. Kluckhohi tne prisoners to long terms . = son. iR N Ae0e) Ak AN A BN e b oy R cels jarrived today from Ketchikan and| No sooner has Mitchell settled P' | . \\i-l ‘ : l]}u re a o»g . 1.; . mn.lon. is practical to work out an arrange- | will be here a week before leaving |gown to the grim business of handl- us and their son and daughter-in-law,'ment with the USSR on fisheries|for the Interior. He is the Vice- | 4 iy i S the Rev, and! Mrs. Gordon Ander-|and feals gtich an agreement would|Pélident of the Saattle Pirst Nac|oE \ne Tebelllous prisohiers than PLANTATION MELODIES IS SPIKE IN his son, beset by financial worrie; o ni”:hn\‘_\ermuz;]l‘..‘h-'l;\ ;\nm{(‘l !;Ivln“.n!;mhl‘u insure peace in the|tional Bank and is in charge of pecomes involved with the prison- 20 MINUTES OF REAL MELODY here and services will start tonight North Pacific. {the Alaskan interests of the bank ¥ a 3 o " e . ot 4 Y o > . i - -lers in a smuggling conspiracy, and | o n)’, oclock in the Methodist| Now, Allen said, thers is a pec-| Mrs. Kluckhohn is the former|is sent away' to school by his en- JASPER TELL—Carioon uliarly advantageous situation for|Jessie Mock of Juneau il itk HSH DREAM The Andersons heve traveled all evelopment of international rela- | | test News First 4 over the world and conducted cam- |tjonships involving the North Pac-| new and is high like the “cattle vs. s the old West. Stating that the big development of the canning of pink salmon- chief product of Scutheast Alaska controversial; seep” fights of Palestine, and Er Scan- land. paicns in Eurcpe, dinavian es night s O1'S. Mrs. Anderson plays the Golden harp and the party has a singing program as well as special me: by the evangelist. ges ific coastal fisheries on alternative| ions or \'(“,!l'(“lfl»‘ (Continued from Page One) o bases of coope g P ____| The party was in a great Nor- tion. He held questionable wheth-| traps. He displayed a fistfull of 1 previous to the in- ¢y that present advantageous sit material on the subject already 1 by the Nazis. The party has yation might no be prejudiced by written into the records of Con- | films of the fishing industry in change of jurisdiction over th gress to show that is issue is not|Norway and the Laplanders’ mid- Alaska fisheries at this time. It is most important, he asscrted to insure continuance of th fisheries—by whom is secondary. Prior to appearance of the sal-| mon industry spokesmen before the Sukcommittee yesterday afternoon, | "Give her a head start!” | said Doctor = | [ i § wair LSO LENTURY i | oo | Alaska = Electronies JIM LANGDON--Manager Box 2165 217 Seward St. Phone 62 Anytime MARINE RADIO TRANSMITTERS AND RECKIVERS BENDIX DEPTH RE- CORDERS — HALLICRAFTER RECEIV- ERS - — BENDIX HOME RADIOS AND COMBINATIONS LARGE STOCK DRY BATTERIES ANY RADIO TUBES Waters—was cnir ntal wi t the Juncau C er of Commerce | introduction of t Y in the b at creck mouths, after and the Territory of Alaska were modern devices and methods Into they have “schooled up” the tc is put c¢n record by R. E. Robertson the industry, Arnold daclared aboli- concentrated upon the full run of and Attorney General Ralph J. tion of traps would give a tem- {hoss streams Rivers, respectively | porary advantage to seiners and! He suggest that bitter rivalry' The Juneau Chamber, Robert-! DY r YR LG f cill netters but at the expense of ketween union factions now engaged son said, has recorded itseif | BRUCE.. MARJORIE RIORDAN ccnservation, efficiency and quality in a “pelitical campaign” related to 1—Against establishing any of product. icollective Largaining clections now further reservations in Alaska of Traps Even Toll being held in Southeast Alaska any kind | Traps, he said, take an “even tell” might acccunt for tome of the ex-| 2—For extinguishment of all “ab- of the salmcn migrating to all the pressions against traps—as one un- original claims.” (He submitted a hundreds of streams in a given jon tries to the other. draft of proposed leg ion.) hereas if the fish are taken As contributing to the dev:ilop-| 3—As seeking prohibition of otter o — ment of the Territory, he listed the | trawling. fact that traps emj a sm r| 4—Opposed to further Federal tax | number c¢f men but over a four or upon the fisheriss of Aleska ® |§ five months season, while mobile, The Juneau Chamber, he said, Y(Dlll’ Bep('s]ts [} toar cmploys a lavger number of has taken mo position upon the |} workers for “30 or 40 days” at the question of Territorial control of Al (| pericd of the peak of Alaska’s em- the fisheries. 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