The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, February 19, 1947, Page 5

WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 1947 THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU, INTRIGUE! RILLERS! ROMARNCE! vith ALAN HALE EDGAR BUCHANAN AUDREY LONG COMPLETE SHOWS 7:20—9:30 FEATUR ARTS 8:00—10:10 EXTRA ! ——— COMMUNITY SING LATEST AIR NEWS KING MENTAL VICTIM [ Sam T. King, who has been in cus- tody since his attack on U. S. Mar- shal W. T. Mahoney aboard the Nerth Sea, a jury of six men found the ex-veteran from Texas to be insane. King will be committed to Morningside at an early date and later sent on to a Ve‘eran's Hospital for treatment. BE_REFLOATED THIS WEEKEND the steam- to refloat ary 23, | if fair weather continues, according Beware COE' E}s [to word received from the U. S | Coast Guard from comman colds | That Hang On Creomulsion relieves promplly be- cause it goes right (o the seaf of the trouble to help loosen and expel | germ laden phlegm, and aid nature to soothe and heal raw, tender, in- |, flamed bronchial mucous mems= branes, Tell your druggist to sell you | @ bottle of Creomulsion with the un- derstanding you must like t::e it quickly allays the cough or you &re e back in Ketchi- morning, having been further ssistance duties to t ea. The Alas stearer was wrecked st weekend near Bella Bella, B. C. e beund for Seattle. POLET HERE FROM NOME Anwonio Polet, prominent merch- to0 have your money back. »“. | ant of Nome, arrived in Juneau by CREOMU LSION Pan American Airways irom his f2r Coughs, Chest Colds, Bronchitis | home and registered as a guest of et | the Gastineau Hotel Soast Guard Cutter Hemlock ¢ Igrowtn. THRILL FEATURE JUNEAU PICTURES IS CAPITOL'S BILL | MAKE PRONGUNCED OPENING TONIGHT HIT IN NEW YORK “Perilous Hollday,” the Collier's H g Pentiows oty the coliers) Bass Winn Refurns from son tl thrilled rmillions, is being Trip-Has New Ideas to Aid TB Patients brought to the screen by Columbia Pict . starring Pat O'Brien and Ruth tick, and featuring Alan Hale 8 nan and Audr2y Long. It will open at the Capitol| 3 Theatre tonight Mrs. Bess Winn, Executive Secre- Randerh vl renaeBar hehanaey | Ty, 01 e R : e SYOIY | Acsociation, returned on the Prin- as a great adventure yarn sizzling cess Norah after a month’s combin- :;' (.’ l‘f‘“*‘ilx’\ ‘C":“” gfll}'d ""ml In"laq pusiness and vacation trip to ove and furdet SHEL Rt 10 1the states. the rhytbmic beat of the rhumba First reports indicate that the gy mrs winn briefly visited her movie more than captures the ggughter, Miss Elizobeth Winn, & hrills and excitement of the mAg- cenjor at Reed College in Portland, | s !and then continued on her way to a has been cast in|3-day convention of sacretaries, held the leading role as Patrick Neyil, in Memphis, Tennessee. While in an adventurer with an eye for althe southern city, the weather bur- well-turnsd ankle, and hs is said:€8U gave warning of an approach- t0 be more debonair than evs A Ing cyclone, which fortunately miss- crooks and|€d the city but laid low a portion Traveling most of the way by Pat O'Brien gang of international > i two glamorous women looking for|Of the nearbv untry. At ‘&ny love lead him a merry chase|Fate, Mrs. Winn states, the wind, against the intriguing backgound|8lthough not icy, was quite 2qual of Mexico City! 0 our worst Taku. Sharing top honors with Pat is Having been invited by the Na- Ruth Warrick as Agnusbsuffll"- A tional Tuberculosis Association to from | ¢how the nursing film, taken locally 1S- | in kodachrome slides, an ex- gional office in Ne 1s usually keen | ghere she says ‘,c a much more demure type given the highest praise. Dr. Ken- R I T ithe National Association, stated (that he highly commended the way OFFICERS ELETED BY ~ |in which the tocal Association had attempted to solve its own prob- , |lems and that he hoped there would GROUP HEALTH ASSN K i I be other pictures in the future. “I was very glad to have been tke opportunity of conferring The Board of Directors of the Group Health Assoclation met last BiVen ; ki evening in the offices of Drs, Rude!With the national leaders,” states and Clements end held its annual!Mrs. Winn. “During the three election of officers. Chas. L. Skuse|Years that I have held the posi- was clected President for the com-:ton of secretary, many problems ng year, Robert M. Akervick is the have arisen that seemed impossible President and Norman B. Cook 0 Settle by correspondence. I cer- as re-elected Secretary-Treasurer, tainly appreciated the opportunity Homer G. Nordling, after eight|Of talking matters over with per- sons experienced in the work.” of carvice as President of the, expe 1 organization, declined the nomina-| While in the south, Mrs. Winn tion for re-election and was given visited numerous hospitals and re- habilitation centers and has re- success- | 3 |turned with many ideas which she | hopes will prove of benefit to Alas- Members of the Board of Di-'ka's tulerculosis patients. And rectors are Chas. L. Skuse, Robert while on the subject, Mrs. Winn M. Akervick, Homer G. Nordling,'says that the Christmas Seal sale M D. G. Taylor, James C. Ryan, has certainly exceeded expectations, K. G. Merritt and Norman B. and that she wants to take this Cook. The annual financial state- opportunity of thanking all of the ment and the increass in member- many contributors for their gen- ip during the past year were re-|crosity and faith in the local Alas- ported to show that the association ka Association’s program. has had a healthy and su!:.sl:',mial‘ a votz of thanks for his ful conduct of the office. Empire Wanwads get results' WelannotTellalLie . . . . Opening On WASHINGTON'S Bl RTHDAY -- FEB. 22 So We Must Admit ~ Pamaray Club is ONE Nicest . : Newest . . « Most Modern o of the y ; Night Spots in the TERRITORY OF ALASKA Seeing Is Believing . . . So We Invite You to Spend a Wonderful Evening Dancing . . . Drinking and Enjoying Yourself Elrairmealiemseimmenllpmmonflomseaflyesp st eoresliformeifratolf sttmeelif el ooreiforeeifecchifvef] | at the Na-|derson ¢ York City, Mrs. | 1al Department of Agriculture and . Winn next flew to the metropolis, asking ti the pictures were Prove : |dall Emerson. managing director of Agriculture ALASKA W HOUSE MEASURES 23rd DAY, FEBRUARY 18 (Measures Passed) S. B. 8—Deficiency appropriation of $262,000 f upport of schools during biennium ending next June 30 8. B. 15 reasing liquor taxes to 10 ce gallon on beer, 25 cents a gallon on wine and $3 a gallon on other liquors (Measures Withdrawn) H. J. M. 14—Withdrawn by auth- or, Rep. Ed Anderson. Related to work ¢ build et Cerpentine Hot Sprin; (Bills Intreduced) H. B. 67, by Rep. Newell by request —To amend the Act passed last year to provide housing for veterans who are attending schools. To Com- mittee on Veterans' Legislation H. B. 68, by Rep. Frank Johnson —To provide for the election in- stead of appointment of the Com- missicr of Mines. To Judiciary Committe H. B. 69, by Rep. Garnick—To amend the law so as to permit Ter- ritorial ofiicials to travel outside the Territory under certain condi- tions. To Judiciary Committee. (Memorials Introduced) H. J. M. 17, by Rep. Edward An- Addressed to the Territor- be taken to im- ricultural conditions in the Second Division. To Committee on steps H.J. M 18 / Rep. Hope—Ad- dressed tc y of Interior J. A, Krug him for his let- ter to the Governor on the fish trap question and requesting that his department take no action in the matter until after the refer- endum and next session of the Leg- islature. To Committee on Fisher- ies. e FORMER JUNEAU VISITOR LAST 10 LEAVENORTH SEA Matilda Joris, visited her daughter, Mrs. K. H. Jensen, W the* last woman to leaye the North Sea when it piled on the reef near Bella Bella, ac- cording to a letter received here. Mrs. Joris, who during her visit here airplaned to various sections of Alaska, writes she retired about 9 o'clock and was awakened later with a warning to.don her clothes and life preserver. She went on deck and assisted in removal of women and children by life boats to shore. When the last of the fe- male passengers were safely off the ship, she then took her place in a life boat and was complimented by officers for her valuable assistance. CORRECTION In order to correct an erroneous impression created by the report of the testimony given before the House of Representatives by Dr. C. Earl Albrecht, Territorial Commis- sicner of Health, regarding the need for increased facilities for combat- ing tuberculosis, Dr. Albrecht says that at no time during the testi- mony did he refer to the Alaska Equal Rights Act. “When I testified that the Health Department cannot discriminate as between whites and Natives, I was referring to the Tuberculosis Con- trol Act, passed in 1946, Dr. Al- brecht said. This Act states that the Health Department shall pay the costs of care and incidental expenses for resident Alaskans either in whole or in part, depending on the ability of respective patients to pay, and thus makes no distinction as to race or color, Mrs who recently Before construction begins lT S OFTEN possible for am insurance agent or a fire prevention engi- neer, by inspecting blue prin to advance sug- gestions which may re- duce the chance of fire. There is no charge for this counsel which is available through this Agency. Shattuck Agency Seward Street JUNEAU PHONE 249 GAY COMEDY IS | " FEATURED FILM AT 207H CENTURY Cne of the gayest screen offer- ings in years is “The Princess and the Pirate, Samuel Goldwyn's latest Technicolor production for RKO Radio release, which is at the 20th Century Theatre with Bob Hop» starred and the new discov- ery, Virginia Mayo, in the hero- ine role. Laid in 18th deals of ac- In- the middle of the Century, the sparkling plot with the hilarious adventures Sylvester the Great, a cautious it who, enroute to the West dies, is captured along with beautiful Princess Margarat by a band led by The Hook, the most ferocious pirate of the Spanish Main in a sea fight which is a film spectacle classic. Through a ruse Sylvester escapes The Hook's initial vengeance, and by the connivance of Featherhead, a disloyal member of the band, er and Margaret get away to a p retreat on the island of Casaroughe where further perils be- fall them and both are imprisoned by the rascally Governor. | How the trembling Sylvester and i FPeatherhead release Margaret from | durance vile and Sylvester, disguis- the ing himself as The Hook, at- tempts to take command of -the buccaneer vgssel, brings about the mad climax of the laughter-laden film with its cleverly-contrived sur- prise ending. e ee COASTAL AIRLINES FLIES 52 PERSONS IN, OUT TUESDAY Alaska Coastal Airlines made flights to Sitka, Ten Hoonah, Pelican, Cobal, £kag Haines and Tulsequah. Passeng as follow Ha D to Sitka were Lauber, Dr. Harris, Ruth Egelfar, J. J. and Mrs. C. D. Reeder, Co Whittemore, Tom Morgan, M gue, Henry Langfeldt, the Selzman and Mr. Brightman; from Sitka to Juneau: Virgil Blanken- ship, J. W. Leivers, Howard Stab- ler, Walter Heisel, V. D. Wilson and J. F. Fargher. Tenakee passenger Florence, and from Juneau, L. H. Clark; f to Cobal: Mr. and Mrs Bo- Rev was H. J Tenakee to n Juneau Bolyan; from Hoonah to Juneau. Mrs. How- ard Gray and P. 8. Ganty; from Pelican to Juneau: Mr. and Mrs. W. C. McCaddon From Juneau to Haines: Mr. Boyle; to Skagway: R. Bolton and G. Towle; from Skagway to Ju- neau: G. Towle; from Haines: Keith Roberts; James Cusack, Erick Oslund and Ted Boyle. Tulsequah, B. C., passengers were as follows: Jack Peterson, J. Thomas, V. Pahkala, E. Klemolo, R. Ericksen, John Shuster, Charles Graham, William Richmond, H. Egli, H. Jawmala, William Cutts, A.| Watts and A. Caisley; from Tulse- quah to Juneau: R. Turner, A. B. Wright and J. Knowles. - FROM KETCHIKAN Mr. and Mrs. John Wills of Ketchikan aré among the guests listed at the Hotel Juneau. ¥® PAGE FIVE You'll get as vou get ED FLICKER FLASHBACK REGULARE MEETING 120" ENTIRY Time Complete Shows al 7:25 ~~— 9:25 a Load of Laughs a Load of HOPE as a Pirate ©r HOPE FCESS and the Pirate” with Virginia Mayo — Walter Brennan ® IN TECHNICOLOR LATEST AIR E LOCAL NO. 672 AF.of L. Hall 7 P, M. TONIGHT PRESS NEWS THURSDAY NIGHT PLEASE BE PROMPT! PIONEERS There will be a DINNER at the 0DD FELLOWS HALL FRIDAY,.FER. 21 at 6 P.M. PIONEERS and AUXILIARY MEMBERS Make Your Reservafions Immediately FOR ALL CALL MRS. SWEENEY or MRS, FAGERSON BLUE 246 4 A L c@//’ll(/(’(/ ////IJ/P‘V 86 proof. 65% grain neutral spirits. Schenley 32 e e Ex-193 PRE-WAR QUALITY Int'l Corp, N. Y. C,