The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, January 30, 1947, Page 3

THURSDAY, JANUARY 30, 1947 __: 7 TOMORROW! AND THE MURLER CLUB! MUSICAL SHOW IS AT CAPITOL, AST SCREENING is at the y 4s a war cor- a swelled head o return to America for a \('rmt of lecture dates, the film weaves its gay story around his plight when, to get passage, he is forced to take charge of a group CING YOUR WAY HOME AN RKO-RADIO PICTURE PLUS 2ND HIT! PLUS—— of young entertainers from Cher- o 8 HEa bourg to New York. R/ AGUE MEDY ‘F(‘}o\“;:r Il.‘“v‘o i’fl ‘The juvenile affairs of the young- PERSON—ODDITY sters, and Haley's own romance and ’n ihe NEWS— with Miss Jeffreys, bring about the 8 s + fun-laden complications cof the Georgia Deadlock! 8ki Jumpers Soar! KEEP YOUR EYES ON A MORE BEAUTIFUL CAPITO! 'r story as the harassed newspaper- man cndeavors to carry on with ing unruly proteges. Four sparkling songs by Magid- son and Wrubel feature the pro- duction. Donna Lee, brilliant young soloist, Patti Brill, Nancy Marlow, James Jordon and Emory Parnell have suppornng roles. MEMBERS OF AAC 10 MEET HERE WITH LEE Members of the Alnska Appren- | ticeship Council will meet tomor- 214 of the Goldstein Building. Walt-! er Lee, senior apprenticeship rep- resentative of the U. S. Department of Labor, will be in attendance.! Several protlems affecting nppren- ticeship and approval of nppren- In addition to our STEAK, CHICKEN and SPAGHETTI dinners, frem 5 p. m. until 4 a. m.—; ‘We are now v A DS ticeship programs requested by the adding CHINESE foods———by Veteran's Administration and re- quiring the attention of the council CHEF PHIL MING will be discussed at this meet. ey L a NEW PIANIST HERE f'om “l P- M- h" 4 A- M- Miss Ruth Estell, new pianist at ¥ . i o the Bubble Room of the Baranof PORK with CHINESE NOODLES Hotel, arrived yesterday from Se- CHICKEN with CHINESE NOODLES attle by air. CHICKEN CHOW MEIN—PORK CHOW MEIN CRaE 3 EGG-FOO-YUNG—SHRIMP-FOO-YUNG CRAB-FOO—YUNG CHOP SUEY and NOODLES CHOW MEIN and NOODLES other popular CHINESE 1 be added in a {few days try €lub Glacier Highway How To Relieve Bronchitis Creomulsion relieves promptly be- cause it goes right to the seat of the trouble to help loosen and expel germ laden phlegm, and aid nature to soothe and heal raw, tender, in- flamed bronchial mucous mem- branes. Tell your druggist to sell you a bottle of Creomulsion with the un- derstanding you must like the way it quickly allays the cough or you are to have your money ; i CREOMUISION hstityt : & for Coughs, Chest Colds, Bronchitis Inerp is no subs! ot 1 ising 5 olds, dishes Northwest Airlines announces 4-engine DIRECT SERVICE FROM ANCHORAGE! .~ MINNEAPOLIS-ST. PAUL CHICAGO NEW YORK via Edmonton OMMENCING JANUARY 2, Northwest will operate regular 4-engine luxury service to Minneapolis-St. Paul, Chicago and New York . . . via the “Inside Route.”’ This is in addition to Northwest’s present service via Seattle. Passengers have the option of going by one route, returning by the other . . . a scenic “Triangle Tour”. .. at regular round trip fares. NEW LOW FARES* ONE WAY | ROUND TRIP ANCHORAGE to— Adults | cnitaren | Aguts | chitaren “MINNEAPOLIS-ST. PAUL | $193°5 | $96°° *3621° *181% CHICAGO 205 | S1027° 386 13 | NEWYORK . . | 5236 S119% 452 ["226% Eor immediate reservaiions MAX WINDNAGLE, Traffic Representative, BARANOF HCTEL, Juneau—Telephone: 800 2/ T b his teporting as well as chaperun-’ row afternoon at 2 o'clock in Rnam' THE DAILY ALASKA l-.MPIRl:fi JU \l- AU, ALASKA PAGE THREE INTER-TROOP RALLY i 1 "THE PARSON OF — , FOR SCOUTS TONIGHT .. T 6RO 1 ART o g Tt o T PANAMINT oW | L2 LENTURY TS('Br NIGHST tineau District will meet tonight in the Grade School Gym for an inter-Troop rally, The rally events s AT 20TH CENTURY Natten- Briggs 1 consist of tower buildinz, com- >- One “of Datedn, RUNNE bt ided compass o X yne's st | | § " . v . S thrilling adventures of tke old b Yo % W U E!x‘is" west comes to life on the screen PETER B.. KYNE'S ; Pl tah e “The Parson of Panamint 20th Century Theatre when opens af the s for the most thrill-filled’ { the Dis t C S g g 8 tonizht in a blaze of roaring six- \d Commissioners' Staif. SOPHOMORE BOP oy B i Story... ten y program is under the All D School Alumni are ? direction of * the District Com- invited od & . Oraitie Rugnles, Teturning to the < ! ¢ nd a Sophomore arlie Rugrles, retu g tim missioner Wayne Stephenson, and Class H held Friday, Jan. type of role which started bim on es mare his staff, Roy G. Clift, Willlam g8) iy the High School Assembly the highway to fame, will be scen e Matheny and Bob Davis. rooms, " in the dramatic role of a frontier exciting on Soft drinks will be cerved to theé phe party dance May vk | top the wave arty dance is to begin at Mayor who tries to stop the wa R 1 Scouts by L. V. Card, of the Card y5 5, i ¥ of gréed and ' murder that threat- e\the screen: Beverage Company. This rally will & ” ens to wipe the town off the face not be highly competitive, but more WATER NOTICE of the map by recruiting the on the idea of a get-together and gty )1k 4. J. Balog announc- 8<sistance of a young fighting par- ::;lly:el the pattern for futWl® o4 (his morning that residents SON i 1 should be considerate vate! Together, they battle against The public is invited to attend o cons(derats BLURNRIOH asvy o046 {1k RN Cosntes supply during the prevailing cold weather. There is plenty of water for all regular purposes, but if too many residents let their faucets run water stream during to prevent their pipes g, the supply may be where mob rule and shooting irons | are the law. In a stirring climax, the sinners whom the parson had befriendaed go to his rescue in time *o save the clergyman from teing hung on a trumped-up charge of murder. Pictured in spectacular style and | action-packed with excitement, Par- amount’s ~ “ghost town” thriller contains all the elements that spell western entertainment with a bang and the parents of all boys are requested to be in attendance. PRS2 G TE DR. HARRIS, GUEST SPEAKER, FOR BPW( Guest speaker scheduled for to- morrow at the Business and Pro- fessional Women'= lncheon-meet- ine to be held in the Gold Roomi will be Dr. H. C. Harris, Chief Med- ical Officer of the local Veterans Administration. He will discuss h endangere (1 | The present cold spell may con- tinue for sometime—so care should be exercised now before an actual water shortage does exist. MORTINSON SOUTH Ralph Mortinson, fisherman, left on the Princess Norah bound for The distinguished cast of play- ers featured with Charlie Ruggles includes Ellen Drew, Phillip Terry, Shows at 7:25—9:25 1th opportunities for the veteran Gig Harbor, Wash.,, where he will Joseph Schildkraut, Porier Hall Feature at through the Veterans Administra- work on his new iishing boat, and ifenrv Kolk'r, Janet Beecher and 8:03—10°03 tion. prepare for the coming season. Paul Hurst. Harry Sherman, 1[(,1‘. - TWO THANE ROAD lvywood's biggest producer of out- door films, is responsible for r2 - PAA B';'ANI?ESSISN 12 SLIDES ARE CLEARED " e win CHARLIE ELLEN PHILLIP 10 SEATILE S4 R s Chris Wyller, of the Public Roads, LOGGERS R “ G G I-Es fl R [ N‘ 1 i Q‘R Y ATTENTION LOGGERS with los for sale. Contact Juneau Limb-r Mills. Will buy from 100000 ff 10,000000 feet. For further naiticulars see Juneau Lumbe: Mills. 433-tf says there re two full sized slides last week on the Thane road near the garbage dump and one about a mile further toward Thane. Both have been cleared, Wyller said, and the road is veopened for traffic. Pan American Airways clipper ships made flights between Seattle and Juneau yesterday carrying the following passengers: Seattle to Juneau—Ruth Estell, Mr. Vulney Stevens, Eleanor Ste- Joseph Schildkraut - Po Janet Beecher - Paul Hm;.L . Di A Harry Sherman Preduction « A Pa ry (olker g to T0 OIL HEAT C¥ CONVERSIINS » renair on 0’1 Ranges, Furnac's nd Fittings, A. P. and Detroit and Hea RS—ALJL SIZES lers Ass'n cat Institute of Washington 0Ol Stove 2nd Heater Service PHONE EA. 8119 Seattlc 2, Wash. 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INGERS, FREIGHT and MAIL Northland Dock until Noon on sailing date for your DANCING PLEASU OPEN TONIGHT January 30th 1947 NIGHTLY thereafter except SUNDAYS ne A l‘l,LlS AR LIVES DAILY TRIPS JUNEAU TO EETCHINA via Petershurg and Wrangell Il 7 With cunn(cllum to Craig, Kl A\‘\ULI steamers for Prince Rupert, V. I ()It RESERVATIONS l'“\\.\ E 612 Bl |