The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, October 28, 1946, Page 5

MONDAY, OCTOBER 28, | 946 3 THE DAILY ALASKA FMPIRE JUNEAU ALASKA EDNESDAY “ I g of the poem “The Child Hood also apitol where tain Helen Walker is a mighty at- GIR[ S(OUI‘ WEEK repaing . o . . ” : 4 ; ks", by Tr 9 THERE s Monn THBILLS A“D BEA“TY Cornel W ing and Anita| Donald R. Wilson, of the Terri-|tractive number, despite six-shooter v|os1|av“nmh?“’ll)‘rmp 11 will give Louise, . Jill mond and Edgar|torial Surplus Property se injand cigar o . . orial Surplus Property Office in| g 156~ B St e e in Columbia’s TECHNICOLOR Romance— Buchanan are featured in_Colum- | Anchorage has announced the ap-| Watker does o tine bit of act- |§ (JBSERVED HEREz- |the Gint Scout Laws and erom- bia Pictures’ “The Bandit of Sher-|pointment of Brooks C. Johnson as|ing in a role that is s & bt 7 . . P po! f Brooks C. Johnsor g in a role that is anything bu g i 9 ” o | N am Wednesday evening Troop 3 66 K3 wood Forest.” It's never-to-be-for-isales Officer in charge of the|milk and honey. As a rough-and- EVENTS S(HEDU’-ED VIl bresent s ulay wHitan: ke DAD 'e a” ' 0 gotten entertainment in breath- Southeast District, with headquar-{tumble Texas gun-moll, Helen Butler . nnd ‘K“,,pp on “The taking Technicolor Iters in Juneau Walker packs a wallop with the 3 A gt SUBCAlL Ly Evils of Patent Medicine”. The S '. erw ood F”Doe S 19 ] Lover of lovers! Hero of her-| Former United States Commis-|best of them. Whitney can almost National Girl Scout Week oD~ foilewing m;,'“" Sitie. MuTphY will oes! His arms irresistible ; oner of Copper Center, Mr. John- |be called a discovery in this f ay, with members of again be on the program, with : his sword unconquerable! His the[son is a long time dent of Al-|film. As twin so attending church ser-! yotiesn o ibigot b e Starring love women yearn for! His the aska, widely acquainted throughout'in a dual role, Peter excels s i SAAHE, LAIIGERR, TR et ey K R e CORNEL WILDE .bx:rsrz)f\i FHDRRImR adventures men dream of! Sweep-|the Terri At the Anchorage|slow-moving hillbilly who carri in October was chosen| gos Werner .will . talk “on. #Outs b x LMEMBE ing to the screen in a magnifi- Surplus Property Office he headed out his ma’s or v of the {5 the opening date for the ob- " ssibilities r the opening date for the ob-/of-noors possibilities for Girl cently stirring spectacle of ro- the Marine Sales Section Imost coi S him ance of Girl Scout Week 0! gopo " I 8 o ts this community”, on the with ANITA LOUISE— EDGAR BUCHANAN mance and deeds of derring-do In Juneau, Johnson will replace with MacMurray and S that the birthday Oct. 81, 'of the!gesorday mu;(“l’)mgmm’ >> R. T. Mathews, who recently make the most of these s founder of the organization, Juli- "A distlay. of the gh"ls"hnndicrnn Sh”ne Dan(e Was Jaied b P g Rac s pmlmj' Sl B ette Low, will be included is being made in the Baranof Cof- a1 71 —The Academy Award the Alaska Native Sm\lu pper as others who score hy b ARy chhe s rbek Aniget , SE o y iy, fee Sh window, for Arts and PLUS—TOM and JERRY in “QUIET PLEASE" — Gitners ot 10i0: e and this: ploture just about has geide to demonstrate a. different| Guatts. iy, | der, He s sunday; Monday, Home- TO GET YOUR FAVORITE SEAT. action-packed Tuesday, Citizenship SIDNEY L. PERRY HERE * COMPLETE SHOWS 7:20 - 9:30 PLEASE CoME * More than 150 couples mu(),w(l‘ HRSI GRA"D(H"_D I"H“ flut{lm““- entertair /, Health and Safety; “NORTHERN RAMPART” a (] the formal invitational dance giv- ment of a superlative mature v, International; Friday, ¢ L v, representing H fl 4 H “SHERWOOD FOREST" EARLY!? en by the Shrine Club Saturday FOR ROSE S(HNE'DER‘ e and Crafts; Saturday, Out-of-, Pratt and Whitney Aircraft Com- night at the Scottish Rite Tem: | doc | pany, has arrived here from An- ; e i ] Music was furnished by Mathen M P I A M‘SUBS"IUTES NEEDED At 7 o'clock each night this week chorage by ific Northern Air- MIDNIGHT 5””””‘4[5”’ wusteds OUR Orchestra, and dancing continued| V" ”“( N“ ]“}‘{“ i n(x)- A 0“ TEA(HING S]'M:F excopt Friday, the Girl Scouts of lines. Mr. Pe resident of East HORROR e UNIVERSAL until 2 o'clock, with intermission at |‘<‘ o ““]‘ 1‘1 '“ ;l' Cot and Juneau will ht | Hartford, Connecticut, plans to SHOW S NEWSREEL midnight, when a light lunch was IBYS, BINSONDDERec P a l5-minute program over KINY. |leave Juncau today. § |of a son Michael Carnell, October A Selia 2 OV 3 served. Cemmicsioner of Girl Scouts Mrs. 13 B ¥, gy . COVERS {15, Mrs. Dodd is the former Miss | COMING & Additional color was added to the —_— Scott Murphy will open the pro- American citizens, whether nat- THE Dessa Schneider of this city and a| I P 5 CONSTRUCTION OF COUNTRY (LUB IS . GOING AHEAD FAST Juneau’s mnew Salmon “Oreek Country Club, two-and-a-half miles out on ths Glacier Highway, i being pushed towards completion for a grand opening during No- vember, the date of which will bg announced in the near future. Kitchen and refrigerator equip- ment, which has been held up in Seattle because of the maritime strike, is now to be shipped North on small craft, thus breaking one of the main bottlenecks that had threatened to delay the opening. _The building is located off the Glacier road about 150 yards, and is an L-shaped structure in plan, with the bottom of the L parallel to the highway. The front of the building, which is in process of a complete remodeling, houses the large dining rcom and a good- sized hardwood dance floor. = At the south end of the room is to be a nine-foot natural stone| fireplace. The dining room is planned to seat 150 guests. At present in was necessary to install | a wood floor, but when matenals‘ are again available a hard rubber tile floor will replace it. At the north corner of the build-' ing is the kitchen, and next to it away from the highway is to be a new postwar refrigerator unit with more than 750 cubic feet of storage space, freeze cabinet. Behind will be restrooms. The remainder of the rear of the building is not being developed, but will eventually be remodeled into dining rooms for private parties. The building is air conditioned with a hot air system, and will have tubular colored lights for the dining room, which has windows taking the entire area of its front wall, giving a wide view across the highway and the channel to the mountains on Douglas Island. Landscaping | Lundscapmg of the grounds is being planned by a Seattle firm of landscape artists, and the ac- tual contract work will be done by a local contractor. Bulldozers will clear and level the land surround- ing the buildings, and remove a small hill from the area in front and slightly to the South. Instead of the present driveway from the highway, a road will be construct- ed to lead in from a point next to the Salmon Creek bridge, loop- ing around in front of the club- house for parking space. In the rear of the building the, trees close in quickly and climb steeply up the hills, Approximately 200 yards behind the clubhouse is a double falls, and it is planned to do sufficient clearing so that they will be visible from the front grounds and the road. Trails are also to be constructed, with picnic tables at various points in con- venient walking distance. A skeet and trap shooting range is defin- | I including a deep-' JUNEAU ACCLAIMS WORLD PREMIERE OF “NORTHERN RAVPART as presented by RKO RADIO Pictures in its newest THIS IS AMERICA BIGGEST CROWDS EVER SAY IT'S SWELL! The story of Alaska as we would want the world to understand it. There's breath-taking beauty in the superb photography — and thrills in seeing what you are so familiar with! itely planned for construction on | |the point across the highway, hat shot will carry h'lrmlu.sls over the channel. Sports Area Juneau's citizens are being asked by the directors of Salmon Creek out \Country Club to make known their | following passengers on its Alaska pre}exences as to the recreational!Diyision on Saturday: facilities which they wish devel~ ped first. Among thos ggested are a rifle range, and putting range for gol ery range, and stables for ho; 3 Henry Hogue, President of the Board of Directors, asks that any- one wishing to vote for these propositions or interested in making other suggestions call him at station KINY or call in person at his office. Charter memberships are available from stockholders. There will also be available, for vicitors to Juneau, a special visi- riding lenthall, Robert Wood, Margaret g pounds at 4:05 pm, Patricia| e yas Wood, Roy Wood, Marjorie Wood, Tapper was admitted for medical| B N St Ruth Wood, Augie Gimenez. g¢tention on Saturday. i MINING OPERATQRKE! AERLE’QE oPERAToBs' Joss Dumlao, Sam Constantino, | piseharged on Saturday were| NYI-ON S]‘AG pAR'l'Y . 11 4 . Elizabeth Constantino, Gus Anton- nj R, E. Schoppert, Caroline sen, Elizabeth Antonsen, Helen An- peyking and Peter Dalgard; and! now tor's pass, which can be obtained by any paid-up member. This card, like the regular member- ship, will entitle the person to all privileges of the club and its re- | creational facilities, for himself and his guest.s ~-— BAND TO PRACT! I(E ON TUESDAY NIGHT The Juneau City Band will hold the usual weekly practice tomor- row night at 8 o'clock in the Grade School auditorium. Signed : one of Belard, F?ue Be]n;d. VE(I)I(;IS YU‘;‘]“;- Hospital, and Jimmy Jack, also of |manager explained: . = Louise Flest, Kathryn Odum, Wil-\junequ, was dlsch’\rgrd vutmday “Just giving husbands a break ) liam Loomis. g on early Christmas shopping for SIX l‘Y HNCII MEETING AN.B. and A.M.W.U. AT DOUGLAS GOVERNMENT SCHOOL 7:30 P. M. Monday October 28, 1946 ELECTION OF OFFICERS AND DELEGATES TO CONVENTION 'IIII!IIIHIIIIIIIIIHIIIII|HII|III|IIIIIllI|IlI|IHIllllIIIIIIIIIII!IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII Z’_?sa#[i//m/zr "Prehmom ' Animal” Near 'Anchorage, Whale 28 |FILM "MURDER, HE SAYS” IS HIT AT 20TH CENTURY P LAYIN 6 |GREAT PICTURE . OF ALASKA NOW CAPITOL'S BILL | SEATTLE, Oct Expert opin-t & ion t labeled Alaska’s | Today, in the age of the atom | hjgtori imal killer . Hv Says” may go into {bomb and the jet-propelled plane,|which t ed as “ha! i!the kol s the funniest farce to hardy U. S. pione re carving il a few days re it ¢ * out of Hollywood. N at out rich farmlands the last! ore in Cook Inlet |the 20th Century, it has a com- |U. S. frontier evor Kincaid of the Uni- Lination thats hard to beat 'same challenge Washington, an expert Fred MacMurray, as the star with ened up the Great Am . at pictures George Marshall directing. Other they are rolling back the mighty {members of the Marjorie wilderness of Alaska. Veterans of e n, Porter Hall n Heather World War II, middle-aged men Aropolc Peter Whitney also h wi oung and old from of t to do with the continuous s D.H”mnf Daffy Delirious FUN /' Union, are they ated hilarity L ol b resemble those of new futures in Alaska or dc 3 He “;Im\ ; to Homer, goers will meet a nev The saga of this struggle to colo- | wher ss washed up, “tofamily that defies description nize and develop a oh, butlathay the ¢ s over the weck-|Fleagles rate as the screw still little-known land t en im- | eng |looniest, altogether st clan of ssively filmed in RKO Pathe's R 1B homicidal hillbillies ever bent on rn Rampart,” the Story of| ‘munivr Their unique ingenuity F a, produced by Frederic Ull- BROOKS ( JOHNSON concocts a poison which makes the ot g yictims glow ke 10000 watts be- | felgn WALKER - Marjorie MAIN Jan Bether - Porte Bl the kr This| NEW HEAD SuRplUS fore expiring. Fred is continuous- | ot R L L oL e Pop Mg s America series, is recefving the ly occupied with avoiding this and M world premiere now at the Capitol| [other death-dealing devices. When |||||||Il|Il!ll!||IIIII|||IIIIIIIII|I|II|IIIIIIIIIIllIllIIIIlIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII e to size up his sur- a cer- | Theatre Make d is way for t he |roundings, he discovers that making a great hit. finds son of Robin SALES OFFICE HERE ural born or naturalized, are not to the immigration laws. affair by several officers from the Schools Supt as| Braduate of Juneau High School.'}, o of A. B. Phillips gram tonight with a talk on Girl 1 D! WORLL a® choral Coast Guard Cutter Wachusett, announced he has reached the followed by subject ents are students at Ar- ollowed by J well as by the Army personnel | Both {end of his list of substitute teach- e __ Who attended Ansas : ’ |ers for the Juneau scheols, and The next formal dance which is T*I\\;l‘ b m:';‘"l'i‘(; grandmoth-{yequests that more substitute teach- sponsored by the Shrine will be € Mrs > Schnelder, was Pre- ens put jn their applications for ‘ q’w I‘B " 25 pASSENGERs held on December 23, and will no -‘"“ll for ”:f‘ '(-v;‘m‘ ’;“‘"}"“ 8ONe oither grade or high school work Elll‘ C C doubt be as colorful and well at-|south rccently to be with the young| wyjs i the first time such a ARR'VED BY pAA tended when her first grandehild | condition has existed in the Ju- PHONE 22 - oo neau schools, Mr. Phillips added ¢ . Sl 'wo proud “uncles for the first AN RO Courteous Drivers — Dependable Pan American Alrwags fley the Hosp"‘l NOTES | time” now roam the h"ml‘-‘“w“i The gall bladder is absent in Service 21-HOUR SERVICE | streets, Wendell, USED mechanic,|al common members of the deer 7 |and Pete, local contractor. | family. Seattle to Juneau—John Hellen- | oSt ANN'S Hospital admitted MIS.| My, Schneider plans to return ot s = ‘Hel. James Johnston yesterday, Who!to her home here soon, coming by i thal, LaRue Hellenthal, Marc Hel- gaye pirth to' s, baby boy welghing! ey of ths Mayo Clinic at Roches- tonsen, Anne Antonsen, Marcia Er- ickson. Fred Frobese, Edith Frobese, DU QUOIN, I, Oct. 28 — For day nylons were sold to men a department store whose vesterday, Mrs, W. J. Eylar. izabeth Nakamura of Juneau one admitted to the Government only SHIPPERS! LOGGERS! BUILDERS! Bd: o Fairbanks to Juneau — Charles Chalcroft, Louis Voornas, Harold Brown, Milton Vincent. Juneau to Seattle—Robert S'eu!c Bert Chapman, Bruce Parker, Claude Hoffman, Edith Parsons,| John Dudas, William Whittle, Rny Coble. Gerland Lash, George Rasmusson, | Clarence Richards, Al Hendrickson, | Thomas Pugh. | Helen Gerver, Judy Ann Gerver,} Lloyd Race, Roy Ferch, Mickey| Gross. | Juneau to Fairbanks—Pete le-‘ more. their wives.” OSEARCHLIGHTS ARE NOW SURPLUS NINETEEN UNITS ARE AS DESCRIBED BELOW SEARCHLIGHT archlight, Sperry or Ge Electric; 60” diameter, fan , carbon arc type, 800,000,000 candle power, equipped with arc and elevation cc mtml assembly. T unit is trailer mounted on four pneumatic 600 x 16 tires. Light can be diffused to spread over a large area GE“EBATI“G PLAN One generating plant, self-contained, with Hercules : engine, six cylinder, line, four stroke cycle, water-cooled, 21.44 HP, directly connected to a General 1f-excited 16 KW, 110 volt, 160 amp, Direct Current. RPM 1200, cquipped This unit is trailer mounted on four pneumatic 600 x 16 tires. Auxiliary A. C. load is 1000 watts, Gen- erating plant can be converted to alternating current at little expense if so desired. CUHTRGL STAno“_ One control station mounted on adjustable tripod. : One set spare parts and SPARE PARTS-BINOCULARS-TOOLS: T3 iox i sinocutars mount box with binoculars, 8 x 56, POWER CABLE: [\, oover v, muitabi for are welding, oo o CONTBDL cABLE: One control cable reel with 500 feet of control cable. cANvAs covEns: All necessary canvas covers for the above. One Unit Confains Searchlight with paris and tools only A One - e — — | B | New Zealand is about 1,000 miles long, and no wider than 280 miles | at its widest point. tric Four main and two commutating poles. with external 6 volt—22 amp battery charging generator and control panel. i | | |l R e e} MANY USES: CAN BE DIFFUSED FOR . . . Floodlighting DOCKS-AIRSTRIPS-MINES | *No, No, Mr. Abercrombie, that isn’t what we mean ' when we say ‘Go Outside by Clipper’” you up, Mr. “A”? What we're pointing out is that the | JOBS for Night Operating! Clipper lounge seats in the big, Douglas-built DC-3s flown by Pan American are mighty comfortable. And refresh- ments or hot meals aloft are part of the fare, too. Passenger b 1o B o s AR A DA s ey lists are pretty well filled, and advance reservations are mecessary. Make yours, at the address below, just as early &8 possible, please. ALL BIDS WILL BE OPENED 2:00 P. M. NOV. 14 For Compleie Information and Bid Forms S. A. STEVENS, Secretary. Everything in Sporting Goods SPORT CENTER CONTACT DEPT. OF THE INTERIOR SURPLUS PROPERTY OFFICE BOX 2466—ANCHORAGE S BLDG.—JUN LAV AHERICAN Wollm A{/IWAYJ Baranof Hotel Phone 106 AREA ENGINEE ! Outside means Outside . . . not outside! Or are we mixing i i LOGGING OPERATIONS-CONSTRUCTION IIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIINIII||IIIIIIIIlIIIIIIIIIIIIIII|IIIIII|III|IIIII|II|IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII|IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII