The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, August 12, 1946, Page 5

1946 BIGMALECAST | IN THRILLER A5 | JGUST 12 DAA FLIES MANY | ' | NOWPLAYING | | DURING WEEKEND, A PICTURE To Marsh. To | l awrence Leese, Harvey Hall, ‘Whitehorse : Clarence McRedr Mary Hall, Mary Wol- THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE-—)JUNEAU, ALASKA irbanks: Don Foter, Jerry M|chae| Wade Has Party on Birthday Alta Maddox, "AROYAL SCANDAL' IS ALL THAT; NOW i YOU LL NEVE ¥ | ford, Genevieve Hewitt, Eva De-| 1In honor of the eighth birthday | | FORGET! CAPITOL'S BILL, SOUTH, INTERIOR v wce v ot youns et wace, o v AT 20TH CENTURY | SR 5 o2 | was given Saturday afternoon i fable,” \1('\1'{‘ Pan American Airways flew the | GAtter receiving a lunch at the| ., poooy geandal” with Tallu of the Wiliam L |fcllowing passengers to and from SMOTHERS: HARDIN ff“;‘;;‘ s "‘\U.l,i, "',‘lkf‘:"‘:"" fi:( lah Bankhead, Charles Coburn, i celler , which is!Juneau over the weekend OFF 'I'o JOI“ ARMY Sotes. 5 |Anne Baxter and William Eythe in 1w at the Capitol, boas the| From Seattle: George Sullivan, Those present for the celebra- “'”}“": ‘:;]1 in the |H comedy hit eat number of top male roles Jr. arold Sullivan, Faye Merryl e e 4 o e at the 20th Century Theatre in Hollywood history Lyle Beehl, Sandra.Bochl, Louise| Bill Smothers and Victor Hardin‘gfr’:m:‘“' \\.T“I‘f:;“'l‘yf\d‘"”}‘,‘;”: ‘\:\“,::?l‘:“_' While the thrilling tale tells of With Robert Montgomery and|Mack, Willlam Boehl, Sherman leave today on the Alaska Alrlines|, oo o o S iin S Rilly Lee Some of the merry golngs-on in John Wayne co-starsed, and Jack Starr, Walter Griffin, Earl C. Into- for Anchorage where they Will en=| v nin il Case and Désdite Ninia the Russian Imperial Palace dur- Holt and Ward B other prin- | lubbe, Otto Kaufman, L. P. Mon-|list in the Army nis. |ing the reign of amorous, glamorous cipals, the story has twenty-thres!son, Carol Griffin, Viola Griffin,| Hardin is a graduate of the AL |Catherine the Great, there is a lot important characterizations nd ancis Griffin, Richard Boehl,|Juneau High School, and Smothers ERNIE TYLER LEAVES i””“ is not mentioned in the his- more than one hundred sma Helen Dorsey, Sarah Weekly, Har- |attended Grants Pass High School ; ; Ay [tory books, and smacks of more parts lold Umbs, Rod Pohl Mrs. Winnie in Oregon before coming to Juneau| Leavinz on the Baranof for Se-|than keyhole scandal and is twice All featured roles are male with|Young, F. Lanum, Mrs. Hazel Ba-|last May attle was Ernie Tyler who has been|as delectable but one exception, that of a nurse|ker, Guy Baker, Howard Polleys. Smothers has keen employed on' employed at the Subport for the| The picture races at a mad and played by Donna Roced, whose lov rom Fairbanks ank Baird, the Estebeth the past few months last few months. He plans u_»_&n to!merry pace through e wonder- affair with Wayne adds the only|Newton Wentz; from Whitehorse, - California where he will visit his ful days and three wonder-filled / romantic touch to a story of heroic|Joyce Smith, Luther Pully. Empire Want Ads bring resulis! parents nights with the ducen who felt # action | —— — — e — — |oh-so-alone on the throne and ‘f\!(\ymv of the players in the large| To Scattle: Annabelle Andressen, U. 8. DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE, WEATHER BUREAU inceded men around her all the cast enact navy men who mman the Kern, Harold Johnson, Jo- . OUNBAUJSERSKA = |time. Outside her regal presence $ torpedo boats which harried Japa Martinez, Rosita Martinez _ WEATHER BULU‘AU;\ |the men are busy as beavers pl nese shipping during the seige of 1 Rockness, Trene Rockness, DATA FOR 24 HOURS ENDED AT 4:30 A. M.. 120TH MERIDIAN TIME |(ing her overthrow Bataar Marit Rockness, Fred Weyerman, | Max. temp. | TODAY What happens when a handsome John Carlson, Timothy O'Leary, last | temp. temp. Precip, 4:30am. land utterly loyal young lieutenant Harold Mattson, Sam Wolf, Gus| Station 24 hrs.* | Lowest 4:30am. 24 hrs, Weather at | tries to warn her of the impending AlASKA A!RE‘INES Sohelis, John Campbell, John Elor- | Anchorage 60 48 45 Cloudy loss of her throne and Catherine tigui | Barrow 66 08 |more impressed by his virility than F“ES 'I'wo SE(“ONS\ G. S. Wright, Oscar Mikelson, | Bethel 2‘ bl 4‘ 06 :{’“"r“‘ Iby his warning, promotes him to 4 3 4 Cordova 56 48 ] 08 ain | i ¥ bt s . Rk S L | Dava 7 @il s 0 2L Cloudy{her petsmney s MK i Yeviins 3+ | EXTRA! “ONE HAM'S FAM JUNEAU WESTWARD B o Yoorner, | Edmonton 82 52 58 03 Cloudy |tionary rather than romantic chan- A M-G-M Technicolor Cartoon [] David Minnie Stewart, | Fairbanks 79 45 54 05 Rain |nels, makes for saucily rich film- . " William Davidscn, Harriet David-| Haines :; :i 52 06 f’: ?nud_v are, and the most delightfully deli- » \ Airlines Tan two sections harlés Ewarson Juneau 5 5 52 loudy [cious hit of the year Co.f:‘. .l;j,?('!.(!l’ A]llfl.l;vl\“ Sl ik i f\:i‘(‘,‘m‘lfmbx;:;.l“kai K‘:‘O\f;_' Juneau Airport 54 48 a8 19 Cloudy ; i P ; Auiiog tn the Alaski hirlinGs) deasider. T senryi ClEk . ToRephive | [KCtoRIKAN 68 56 56 0 Cloudy | o STARTS AT Starliner Fairbanks with Captain I,\\.l”“:" ;::m,.;‘.d Elkins, L‘:w,"p Kotzebue 55 42 42 16 Pt. Clmld.vk H Sp"Al NOIES i Lerry Flahart, Fl Officer Sam ! Reinke: to Ketchikan, Donald | MCGrath = 48 as 28 N M gilver and Stew: Marjorie | Thomas, James Osbourne. Nome 53 39 o 11 Pt. Cloudy | Agmitted to St. Ann’s Hospital Steve foliowing pas: From Beattle’ on, another flight | Northway 7 46 e 0 Pt. Cloudy |yesterday for medical care were gers from / srage: | Carl -Paul- | were Norman ‘Drabik, Clarence| Fetersburs 51 40 49 06 Cloudy Mrs. Leonard Perry and Mrs, Anna ‘ con, Knut Jensen, Louis Hague, Er-| Beatty, Ruth Connelly, William|Eorand 73 56 b8 0 Cloudy | Jensen P18 Miner; 7. WalterS R CRRE: | ety RIBTAIE Tiih . Indwig| CYiD0e George 7% 5 47 0 Pt. Oloudy | npocher’ Terty Lors,. Mrs, Testér ner, Avaril Anderson, Sidney Smith, | Rettig, Grace Rettig, Tioral Bruoe, | LEi P REpert 6¢ g - :' e ll{dr-u and baby girl, Mrs. Jerry E. Bachmen and Frank Ho'at. |james Lust, Arta Lust, Chester s o LR ) Jloudy | Green and baby girl and Mrs. Al- e return 1 the follow-| Grangall, Knute Lind, Mrs. Blanche Sixs & = B2 s Chosty | bert Fleek and baby boy were dis- ; in s Mortensen, | Georse. Lufkins, Dor-| | Whitehorse AT i 08 Rain { charged frcm St. Ann’s over the | Robert Hpriensi : 28, | Yakutat 57 49 51 o1 Cloudy | woakERA Lanc st el *—(4:30 a. m. yesterday to 4:30 a. m. today) | Peter Duncan of Hoonah v ¥ man, Jane Sims, Louise Nance, Thom-| WEATHER SYNOPSIS: A low pressure center is located 1orth of | gigmisced from the Govern: Ray Br as Weimer. Heinie Berger, Mecia| Alaska with a secondary low center deepening in the Gulf of Alaska | yoqpital Saturday Woitt Jim Rs Hire, Andrew Waris, Beatrice Bubb, | this morning. Another low pressure center apvears to be moving slowly $ ens, Warren Wads ,\“-”, Fioyd Me-|Leo Bubb, Helen Porter, Mz Ki. | northeastward from the central porticn of the Aleutian Islands. The L Slellan, William Porter, John'ser, Eunid Logan | temperatures over the northern portion of Southeast Alaska were below | o P ke Mersch o o et normal and the southern portion above normal yesterday. Rain has fallen Leaving on the Alaska - Alrlines| From Whitehorse: Thomas Nel-fqying the past 24 hours at most stations over the southern and western A v Starliner duneau with Captai son, Elaine Vanderwerp; from Fair-| o tion of Alaska and at scattered stations over central Canada, western B ta Bt Cffickr Tarry: Roi anks, Sam Chappat. To Seattle:! p i Columbia and northwestern Washington. Thunder storms were i er and ss Betty R Robert Rose, Evelyn Rose, WInOn | yeporied over Alberta last night. : fer were the following passenters | Ao FTank Meachath IO MARINE WEATHER BULLETIN for Anct Till Wei i PRSI SORD S e | Reports from Marine Stations at 12:30 P. M. today )ée” . Simmis, ; Dorothy! Morton, ‘L. E,jSepian, Beanets, MEREs TR WIND Height of Waves W i Bruce, Ludwig Rettig wce Ret- | B2 109 iV BIREE Station Weather Temp. Dir.and Vel. (Sea Condition) tig, -Anita Lust, James Lust, Mich- | 0% Roy Thomas, Ed Gibbons,| g6 pecision Cloudy 56 ENE 4 1 foot | ) : ael Lust, Knute Lind, Che Bernadine Rennevanz, Mabel Ren-| gqp0 gpencer Cloudy 52 16 Calm Y/ Grandell, George Luckings, Norman |n€vanz, Jean Rennevanz, Frank|ggreq Rock Cloudy 55 23 3 feet Dr Lt. Comdr. Chester; for|Horat, Egon Backman. | Five Finger Light Cloudy 52 6 Calm Cordova: Louise Nance. Louis Hauge, Auril Anderson. J. Guard Island Cloudy 60 4 Zero | s . gy C. Walters, Fred Garner, Sidney | rinceln Rock Cloudy 55 9 ttoot || PARTNERS IN THE [Smith, Ernest Gneimner, Carllpoint Retreat Cloudy §4 | dsm 4 aieBtL ] i AMERKAN I_EGION | Paulson, Knute Jensen, Alvinl' MARINE FORECAST FOR PERIOD ENDING TUESDAY EVEN- PROGRESS of ALASKA M. ANDERSON Stanley, Dorothy Barry, Doris ING: Lynn Canal and Taku Inlet—southerly winds 15 to 25 miles pet LOOK TO PNA Phillips, Sharonlee Phillips, George | hour. Protected waters of Scutheast Alaska south of Lynn Canal and Kelez, Bob Hetzel, MEETING TONIGHT Hear the Musical 3 No: at . R Gonzalas, Ray Suti, Audry Suti, | ) ANDERSON S oohd| Jett Taylor, Walter Lucht, Don g . ton An Eatchitm S‘,i'“:,m_‘Bak(-r. Hjelmer Tervo, Joy Tervo; | { Evangelistic Parly ver 12-15, wii be made at the Le. |t Ketchikan, Dick Johnson. , I gion meeting tonight at 8 o'clock ool l FILM 0F at the Dugout | The delegate to the convention ]\QRWAY will be preferably a World War II, v veteran. | N h 3 | All Legion members are urged| H to attend, sald Commander Joe, T“eSday lg ~l’ 8 P' M' | Thibodeau, as a pro and con discus- ! > sion will be held on whether Aug- Methodist Church ust 14 will be observed as a Legion | holiday. [ 4 | - DON T MISS IT!! V‘ ON \'lblT TO SKAGWAY | e Mrs. J. K. McAlister, Marilyn 7 £ B s = . 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