The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, October 19, 1946, Page 5

| SATURDAY, OCTORER 19, 1946 HARD - BOILED CAGNEY IS BACK . .. with a knock-out punch in a melodrama so full of intrigue and suspense you will forget to § breathe. (P. S.—Bring along an extra paiv H fingernails!) OPENING SUNDAyf\\IFH SHOWS ALL DAY'! ISTO COURT DEATH! THE SHOCK-STUDDED STORY BEHIND THE JAP PLAN TO PLUNDER THE WORLD! JAMES CAGNEY SYLVIA SIDNEY with Porter HALL John EMERY Roliert ARMSTRONG Wallace FORD Rosemary DeCAMP SUNDAY at 1:45 3:01 featu 50 and 10:0 PA M. PARADE r Cartoon TWO HITS! ——— LEAVE TONIGHT! ' \ N s BLINDING MADNESS CAREF, COMEDY and ) S and \l G. Jchn Leder in “JEALOUSY” On at 7:00-9:30 { STAR” Ruth Terry—Robt. Livingston 241056 y \ \ MURDER.L 3 “TELL IT TO A | \ 5 \ ) N { that wrns o RIOTOUS ROMANCE : N \ )\ \ ) \ YELLOW CAB CO PHONE 22 . Courteous Drivers — Dependable Service 24-HOUR SERVICE ' LEGION OF THE MOOSE . . . . NO. 25 i WILL IJAVE ELECTION OF OFFICERS SATURDAY EVENING—OCTOBER 19TH ; After Mesting—Refreshments and Games | MOOSE AND FAMILIES WELCOME E: . ELLIS AIR LINES | DAILY TRIPS JUNEAU T0 KETCHIKAN via Petershurg and Wrangell J With connections to Craig, Klawock, Hydaburg and steamers for Prince Rupert. Vancouver, and Seattle L FOR RESERVATIONS PHONE €12 SMITH HEATING and APPLIANCE CO. i FORMERLY SMITH OIL BURNER SERVICE ‘ 0il Burners — Plumhing — Heating DAY PHONE—476 NIGHT PEONE—BLACK 791 BUS SERVICE to... Fairbanks, Anchorage Whitehorse VIA HAINES PLAN NOW TO MAKE THIS SCENIC TRIP i M. S. Leota suils from Auk Bay every Thursday, 9:15 A.M. § to connect with O’Harra bus for Fairbanks or Anchorage 1»” IlH ANIRIR A\ US LINES J. B. BURFORD—Local Agent I M. POWELL—Haines Agent THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE— JUNEAU, ALASKA 'BIG BUSINESS |MUSIC, COMEDY IN | WITH STATES | FEATURE TONIGHT . DURING SEPT. ~ AT 20TH CENTURY "BLOOD ON THE - SUN" FEATURE IS AT CAPITOL “Blood on the Sun,” a story of Despite transportation difficult Pa unt newest filmusical, Jap infamy, comes to the Capitol caused by strikes, Alaska's volume “Out this World,” playing for Sunday and it is full of intrigue, of business with the States swelled the tonigh 20th fights and more fights |to a total of $18,418710 during th? Century, has galaxy and | Cagney and Sylvia Sidney |month of September, 1946, according girls all tiod together in a neat red and others in the east to the monthly compilation re! ed little involving Eddie Brack- llace Ford, Porter Hall, John by the U. S. Customs Office here. ¢ Ve ca Lake and Diana Lynn Rosemary DeCamp and| Exports from / ka to the —that claim of previ Robert Armstrong v States totalled $17,540,923, of which A spezialty 1 “Blocd on the Sun” is a swift-|canned salmon shipments compris- tribute to the novelty cf the show paced highly exciting story laid in ed the great bulk, being valued at induding a keytoard feature t- Japan in the late Twentiss, W more than 15 and one-quarter mill- N Carmen Cavallaro Ted ; playing an American news- lions of dollars. Fresh salmon w . Ray Noble r man and Sylvia an Euras the third ranking export item, with J an dy fish oil in second spot and fresh mo, Cacs Daley, gives out with her and frozen halibut in fourth place. hilarious contortions -and there's Other major items were cured sal- alco Olga San doing the mon and platinum [¥homba in true American The breakdown on Alaska’s Sep- style. v nded a forgery by the tember business with the States is wnsidoy ay th surprise is warlords. The “Manchur Fish: Fresh and frozen, Bracken. He sings with Bing Incident, ¢ (except shellfish) {by's voice dubbed in and ma or, kor2 out the fact, ‘tzeners Halibut 1, that it was authentic. 3 twist t the T( night there is a double feature 49,536 gives movie-goer owing for the last times Salmen, canned 15,266,080 Bing vocalize and see Eddie satirize - Cured or preserved e former pleascs the ear and the funnybone. Then,' Herring 4,802 ake who still MOORE BA(K IN TOWN Salmen 204,902 1 with Shellfish cne-sided hair-do despite the Clams 3 et that leg of femme fans| Ruth Bluuka .mu Edith Moore Crabs 65,203 have attempted to immitate the! are back in Juneau after a vaca- Shrimp 17,510 style. The perconality, however, is tion of seven weeks in the states. Fish Products oxclusively hers and, according to They were passengers on the Prin- Meal 181,727 reports, still @ wow! cess Louise and hitch-hiked from Ol R 3 i el Sk ) to Juneau Other {ish products . o, tlossomad forth into The two spent their time in Chi- Furs and fur-sKins: e he ups cago and Lincoln, Nebraska, visiting Beaver gaoliaggihe. love IntBeselenng i relatives and friends. Incidentally Fox: Red 447 :;‘P“\’A’, "{'xn ‘L‘m ‘:‘ COVEring they gave showings of their Alaska Hair-seal skins 175 catura $ ‘“ & l i pictures which were highly praised Mink s i ‘-’v‘ and stically received Muskrat 1.419 g “;:‘ Otter 1,550 ° a All other 1,029 @ whe OUICK IRIP Fur manufactures 950 tic .goes bad ‘and TiVe RAUnALY 3300, 5he ore than one hundrd LA FAYETTE, ind—William L. Wcol, unmanufactured 100 Precent of the shares on Eddie's Jr., of Evansville, Ind. Wood, timber, lumber 8,120 contrac But it all ends y tudent at Purdue University, num 297,342 And B red the telephone sleepily at Stone (Jade) 200 1. m., listened, then sprang into Trophies, specimens, < MOOSE WOMEN Evansville was 200 miles away 5 1bCJ Bus and train connections were not good enough and time was an im- portant element. Quickly he letter- ed a cign and rushed to the high- of preducts $17,540,923 INITIATE 17 AT THURSDAY MEET Value of United States products returned $877,787 way. The sign said Total values of P “Help me beat the stork.” ments of merck » $18,418,710 . He did, by 70 minutes. It was ————— Women of the Moose initiated a girl. ' Fmpue Wanwads get l(<\llls 117 at the regular meeting Thursday — — S = Mike Haas, as guest an interesting talk L art. Refreshments were = the committee, Edna The Triangle e | Milne Cleaners Dorothy. Pevinsiey, o8 . chirman e M the Mooseheart Alumni Com- . mittee had ‘charge of the enter- WE ARE OUT OF HANGERS AGAIN!! NO BOATS—NO HANGERS HOW ABOUT IT KIDS? WILL PAY ONE CENT A PIECE FOR GOOD WIRE HANGER Bring in Bundles of Twenty-five. Also request customers to send capably assisted by Peg- The highlight of the was Lillian Uggen | tainment, | gy Whitmore | enter ment at the piano. | Following the business and social | | session the remainder oi the eve- | ning was spent in dancing. The meeting was conducted by { Senior Regent Ruth Maurstad and the foliowing were initiated: Hangers with orders. | Ginger Graham, Linnie Lempke, | Lore Ren Armour, Mary Watson, pre cNOW. BAVE | Mae Suhrbier, Barbara Garrett,! SHOLIEERAITE Olga Ashenbrenner, Mabel Silva, | Marion Funk, Margaret Nelson, msT Lillian Loser, Thelma Engstrom, La Von Lynch, Juanita Webb, Le- C A L L ona Moon, Margaret Nyhuse and ‘Evc‘lyn Lohr. L A Sell it with an Empi | e Wantad ‘ TSR COLISEUM DOUGLAS SUNDAY ("The UNSEEN" WEDNESDAY "Gay Caballeros” OPEN 7:15 — START 7:25 CHANNEL BUS LINE Changes of Fares | | Effective Oct. 21 Monthly Tickets: Juneau-Douglas - $11.00 | Juneau-2-Mile Post - 7.00 Juneau-Lawson Creek 9.00 30-Ride Tickets: Juneau-Douglas - 6.75 Juneau-2-Mile Post - 4.50 Juneau-Lawson Creek 5.50 Juneau Douglas - .3 Z-MilePost - - - .30 One Way: CHILDREN—Juneau-Douglas and Way Points—10 CENTS . > % PAGE FIVE HERE'S A BRAND | FW SHDW TQNIG!‘QIA'IA'!!}‘ Its Tbe Laugh-a-Mmute, Lowdown On The Birth Of The Swoon! | With the screen’s most gorgeous girls cutting capers in the year's merriest musical show! “He borrows Bing's voice ond that other guy’s bow tie” but the body belongs fo | A And Featuring the Five Kings of the Keys CARMEN CAVALLARO TED FIORITO HENRY KING RAY NOBLE JOE REICHMAN Beats “That Gol Durn Drum” Directed by Hal Walker A Paramount Pictyre, Exciting Eighth and Ninth i 3 { l“ THE “Ews Innings—WORLD SERIES 3 i s FINAL GAME—TRUMAN’S SPEECH ON ME/ \'l' b s DS SHOWS AT 7:20—9:25 FEATURE 7:47—9:52 P. 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