The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, October 18, 1946, Page 5

RIDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1946 'TWO FEATURES AT CAPITOL AS WEEKEND BILL two features at the fans this week- Here's an Amusing and Cheerful Picture . . . A Sure Cure for Those S!nke-Bnund Blues! | [ There are ! Capitol for movie end. First, there is “Tell It To A Star,” with charming Ruth Tesry feminine lead opposite Rob- gston, a talented cast pre- a light amusing tale of ro- in the strictly modern man- y, it is done of mirth, Intriguing Story of a Modern Cinderella! Ruth Robert TERRY ll\llNGSTON ngs of dance 'numbers, including Aurora Mirande, |the Brazilian, with a big beauty chort The second feature is “Jealousy,’ with an all-star cast of John Loder, Jane Randolph, Nils Asher, Karen and Hugo Ha All the elements of love emotional aspects, suspicion, jeal- ousy, hate and intrigue, come to the surface. Five people are hope- lessly emeshed in a clandestine af- fair which ends in a murder. There is an element, tco, of mystery. - PAA FLIES 49 PASSENGERS ON REGULAR TRIPS Alan MOWRRAY . fralkllu PANGBURN fsabel RANDOLPH - Ediie MARR Adrion BOOTH - Aurora MIRANDA and the Pan American Airways yesterday flew the following passengers to and from this city: rom Seattle: Clancy Henkins, & Henkins, Sharon Henkins, Les- ter Henkins, F. W. Hunter, Gust Brann, Mrs. Maude Alyea, Harry 8:25—10:55 Weingarten, Mrs. Johnnie Mae Our Jackson, Anthony Barkovitch, Thur- Universal man Bouse, Janet Bryant, Virginia News Dye, Betty Smith, Agnes Chichest- Covers er, Forest Jennings, Joseph Neid- the ermeyer, William Neidermeyer, Dor- World! % : cthy Neidermeyer, Mrs. Ruth Gat- PLUS———WHAT EVERY WOMAN KNOWS AND ||/ Jovn Davis: T 2 gl = i From Nome: Cecilia Claranna; ONLY MEN FORGET from Fairbanks: Mrs. Myrtle Adler, E er Bergeron, Robert Webb, Walt- uart ate ... a slory that On at 7:00—9:30. that there’s only a hairline between love and b moves swift and frue teward a blazing elimax. To Seattle: Dr. L. J. Gehrig, Nick Balshanin,, Olga Balshanin, Nick Herrington, Ragnwold Brandall, Martin Brandall, Jacob Brandt, Er- win Silverman, Helen Fle Irving Fleek, Robert Fleek, George V with Beck, Joseph Bodboy, Mary English, JOHN LODER Jack English, Jim Peterson, Betty Haved, mann, Othella Cox; Bruce P.ukm Jimmy Soude, Victor New- to Ketchikan: JANE RANDOLPH KAREN MORLEY NILS ASTHER - SPE(IAl SERVICE AT HOLY IRINITY SUNDAY The Sacrament of Holy Baptism |will be administered at the Church' of the Holy Trinity, Episcopal, at Fourth and Gold, on Sunday at 11 The Rev. W. Robert Webb, r of the Parish, will baptise Judith Ann Mayer and Alexander — [Clark Young, daughter and son re- |spectively of Mr. and Mrs. James ‘Mayer and Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Young. Sponso are Mrs. Charles (William Martin and Mr. Ed Bum- |gardner, and sponsor for Alex Young, Jr., are Mr. and Mrs. F. b Fulwiler and Marvin Kristan. At NIGHT . COUGHS RD/ \\ o T 1:00 P. TRA: Cojor Carte 5 Carlson, Mrs. MUSICIANS Protective Union )\ LOCAL NO. 672 A.F.of L. Hall | ; REGULAR | due!oeolds i soothedan relieved, byrubbmgV:ckw i Vagggub on throat, chest and back time. Blessed relief as VapoRub | PENETRATES to upper bronchial | ! tubes with its special medicinal vapors, | ! STIMULATES chest and back sur- | faces like a warming poultice. Often by morning most of the mis- ery of the cold is gone! Remember— ONLY VAPORUB Gives You this spe- | cial double action. It's time-tested, home-proved . . . the best known home remedy for reliev- ing miseries ol'v children’s colds. vapc R v a TONIGHT TP.M. PLEASE BE PROMPT! o Charlotte Grosse. for Judith Mayer — has called Sun- Day at Church as Mr. Tubb and the athers of the two candidates for Baptism are employed by that firm D The Three Caballeros” are here JAMES €. RYAN IS at the 20th Century Out of the whimsical world of ! GUEST SPEAKER OF waur iy comes tne happiest 15 intoxic: i JHS STUDENT BODY | comcay of the dAy. |, Bor Ireal audience fun, this romantic Juneau High School students yes- Carnival s in La nd will terday afternoon heard a very in- Send even former Dist racords teresting and worthwhile talk by tumélin 0 earth befc an on-, Sommissioner of Education James 5! t and eye-arresting | C. Ryan, who spoke on the question 1 of “War or Peace for the Future contains Donald Rude, president of the ¢ wanted to Student Body, presided over the Disney {ilm plus meeting which preceded the Alaska €W s, Sixteen top musi Barron, N. A. McEachran, J. Pom- ano, A. Bolt and A. MacDonald. “THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE— JUNEAU, ALASKA the s Mr. Fred Tubb, tenor, Father's House are Many Man- SHOWING TONIGHT | AT 20TH CENTURY| Day Holiday. numbe Latin America’s three| Supt. A. B. Phillips and Henry MOSt popular composers pace the Harmon also made brisf speeches, Show. There are beautiful senori- and several selections by the High tas to decorate it, while new Dis-| School Band, led by Joseph ney stars and old favorit ner, were enjoyed. Miss Kepj a_ story The Three ‘ er, Music and Arts instf and their amorous adventur | the audience in singing “God Bless The Caballeros themselves are} | America. Donald Joe Carioca, the BN Brazil bout-town, and a| new Dis Panchito, a gusty i ONLY FOUR IR'pS Mexic rooster, who leads | | the o wo on a wild tour| through Mexico on his Flying Ser- | YESTERDAY FOR ' | One ‘of the biggest surprises of ALASKA COASTAL the film is the appearance of the ! devastz Disney Girls. This | - mar the (M appearance of fem- ! Alasks Al Airlines reported inine pulchritude in such numbers | four fli rday, and the fol- in a Dis "eature, and the beauty | ilowing ers were carried, to consci v craftsmen ha Ketchikan: Flossie M. Doolin, Mr. used them to particular advants and Mrs. M. Monagle, Bob Bartlett, throughcut the film Mr. and Mrs. Jim Church, Richard ST LS GASTINEAU LIQUOR STORE | | From Juneau to Wrangell Mr and rs e V. Wagners to Stk PURCHASED BY McNALLEN :’lxfl(“:)‘);]x‘ G:\{nl? uxl;:(c!?i;tfx]ox-h;[z‘uficl‘A('II Holdings of the Gastineau Liquor From Ketchikan to Juneau: Gene St luding stock, fixtures and: J. Martin, Anthony Zorick, J. Hara- ed of here dian, V. E. Smith, Henry Good- land, Lloyd Co E. R. Metcalf, The winning bid, $28,500, was Badib *Oatter, A. McEachran ceived by Deputy Marshal Walter | BhA B, 'Stelnbe from Ketch- Hellan from Joe McNallen of the ikan to Sitka; Burr Sdenshaw Arctic Bar. Opening bid of $20,500 { From Petersburg to Juneau: Roy Was entered by the represent Douglass, Gerald Lind and Ethel 0f the chattel mortgage holder J. Lind; from Hoonah: Adam The sale had been postponed from | Greenwald, Fred Gradhe, Lincoln Monday afternoon Gordon and Mr. and Mrs. E. R - Jackson; from Sitka: F. Phelps RAINBOW INITIATION Rainbow initiation Sat. 19 7:30. All members are urged to Lonnie McIntosh, H. R. Blood and -> > o d tend Eunice Van Bracklin of Cor- MRS. MANTYLA dova became Mrs. Leroy P. Flynn > - recently at Anchorage. The groom Fur cicanming, Repalring and expects to be in the army n.' modeling, Victor's Fur Factory. The newlyweds returned to Cor-| - -—— dn\ a Wantads Empire get results! lm: sterday afternoon re- ive | at at- adv re- LEGION OF THE MOOSE . . . . NO. 25 WILL HAVE ELECTION OF OFFICERS SATURDAY EVENING—OCTOBER 19TH After Meeting—Refreshments and Games MOOSE AND FAMILIES WELCOME THE COFFEE Alaska Knows Best RICH and FLAVORFUL! Vacuum Packed! 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POWELL—Haines Agent 30-Ride Tickets: CHANNEL BUS LINE Changes of Fares | Effective Oct. 21 | Monlhly Tickets: Juneau-Douglas - $11.00 Juneau-2-Mile Post - 7.00 Juneau-Lawson Creek 9.00 Juneau-Douglas 6.7 Juneau-2-Mile Post - 4.50 Juneau-Lawson Creek 5.50 Juneau Douglas % 2-Mile Post .30 I i 1 PAGE FIVE Thrilling Beyond Words! ... Amazing Beyond Belief!... WALT DISNEY'S FEATURE IN TECHNICOLOR THE THREY CABALLEROS FINAL SHOWING TONIGHT! SHOWS AT 7:15—9:23 FEATURE AT 8:00—10:01 P. 2”550"[[//71//0’ -“BEYOND THIS WORLD" INTHE NEWS.... Truman's Speech on Meat! STARTS SATURDAY- // NOW... the world will get the most complete air- the most airminded people in liners will bring new concepts of air trans- port to the Territgry. They will enhance our reputation for deperdability built up over the years by the tried and true equip- line service, with inauguration of four- engine Douglas DC-4 Starliners. 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