The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, May 24, 1947, Page 5

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Come in for e iDEMONSTRI\TION THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE Larry spent a few days in town p last week attending to business and having health check-ups. They LEAVE HER TO FILM "HOLIDAY IN MEXI(O" A'I' Ireturned home last Monday HEAVEN" TONIGH]‘ L —_— John Peterson has gone to Ju- N CAPITOL SUNDAY ncov™sinios e o ot AT 20TH CENTURY | there. He is towing the logs with s |the Emma B | Judging from the ostentatious & | “The relentless and savage fight high-salaried cast, color pho—l This month's ‘issue of the p"mh(‘:(fl a girl to completely monopol- hy and big productfon num-'Motorboat Magazine carries @ iZ¢ the interest and affection of| s, producer Joe Pasternak must!story by Ye Olde Reporter entitled the man she loves is the dramatic have sunk quite a hefty bankroll “Well, We Towed Our Cruiser.” theme Leave Her To Heave into his latest opus, “Holiday in,Here’s hoping you get some 20th tury-Fox’s Technicolor | Mexico,” which is at the Capitol i chuckles out of it. (Page 39) film version presented by Darryl| Sunday ‘ WL F. Zanuck of the Ben Ames Wil- The film revolves around Jane} Miss Mary Louise Crowell spent liams best-seller, which stars Gene Powell as the sub-deb daughter of 'a week of her spring holiday in| Li€rney, Cornel Wilde and Jeanne |of Walter Pidgeon, American am-'Gustavus visiting with her rela- Crain. and opens tonight at the | bassador to Mexico, and carries tives, Mr. and Mrs, Glenn Park- 20th Century Theatre. through her travails as she ima-'er, and renewing acquaintances The story revolves around beau- |gines herself in love with Jose!with her friends tiful Ellen Berent, who wants to |Tturbi, in ree old enough to |be loved as intensely as she, her-' |be her grand The story is| Lesiie Parker arrived last week|S¢lf. loves—and who will stop at {broken up by some good musical from Seattle where he has spent nothing, even murder, to achieve \numters and a side love story be- the winter. His wife and little! What wants |tween Walter Pidgeon and Tlonaiboy are to arrive in a couple’ of| TO have her husband completely Massey. weelk< Probably accompanying |t0 herself, this girl cold-shoulders , Youthful Miss Powell shows she|Mrs Parker will be her parents, Def own mother and sister, an- is an outstanding songstress and,Mr. and Mrs. Aune of Seattle who t880nizes bis. clocest friends, lets |does well with her numbe will visit during the summer fn|his crippled younger brother |cluding Victor Herbert's Eistey Mrs, Aune recently un- 4rown, kills her own unborn chi Street Song,” Gounod's “Ave Ma-{derwent a very serious operation|—@Pd when she finally ends up as dia,” and Lelibe’s “Les Filles deland it is throught the trip to ® Suicide, deliberately makes her Cadiz.” Alaska may speed her recovery to|dcath look like murder. Music is the best part of the|pealth. | In the role of Ellen Berent, one ipicture. Besides Miss Powell, Miss of the most challenging parts ever gives two ballads, “And| Mr. and Mrs. Fred Matson have !ackled by any actress, Gene Tie Remain” and “Someone received a wire from friends in|NeY’s problem is to prove on tl Xavier Cugat and his|pelican urging them to attend the SCfecn that a girl in love orchestra are in for several Latin'gsehool exercises on the closing day | %€ idishly jealous and, tunes Iturbi renders Chopin's|of the school term, and this they Y to prove that a fiendishly {“Polonaisse” and Rachmaninoff's|{are planning to do. They are| female can also be lov- Second Piano Concerto end sur- 1goking forward to a very pleas-|4PIC: prises with a a straight jive rendi- ant trip and visit, and will leave| 1t @ difficult role recognized tion of some boogie-woogie &t|for Pelican Thursday. |as the most difficull ever attempt- which he pairs with his sister, Am-g ' jed by, or allotted to, a movie gla- paro, also a recognized concet| Ppaul McConnell left last Thurs-|MOr girl, It's a powerful symbol pianist, as the second piano. {day to take up his work in Ju- of Miss Tierney’'s determination to ST o g neau at the airfield there. He has|b¢ @ dramatic actress Cornel Wilde plays the husband and Jeanne Crain has the part of the sister who unconsciously be- | comes Ellen’s rival. - - Amphibious Traciors (SPZCIAL CORRESPONDENCE) Awaifing' An'ar(!i(a GUSTAVUS, Alaska, May 20 CAMP PENDLETON, Calif.—® Dr. Larry Williams, of Juneau, Who} o papn American Airways made —There are a couple of amphibious is veterinarfan for the Territory| . . —“mionic Friday, May 16, with!tractors down around the south jLeen Alrw controller here since Ilast fall, and we are surely sorry| jto have him leave, as he has made E I ENTS “T !many friends here. i —_— | {~On May 10 and May 15, pascen- {yers were brought here from Se- iattle, then from here they were jtaken to the Excursion Inlet Can-| inery, where they will te employ-| __ed for the summer months. ha heen fate for se pett ¥eklemkoling for “the:dleld: [pole in good operating condition, el vy e {in case any one needs a lift. ;lvA 1;1 Witinigt ek rv“:d him., Orders have been issued for the Six U. S. Marines who accom- Vg e ) 'gle;;m with |SPHng painting and clean up to|panied the Byrd Expedition re- RS e o " ‘begin at the airfield as soon as ported on their return here that the condition of the cattle here 2 59 : : {the weather permits. the tractors, left at the Bay of and says that they are especially! free from any disease 1 Wales, would run anytime with a ) 5 3 { Mrs. Nell Parker and Mrs. Ruth!little thawing out. The Ma Ralph Nelson, PRE at this air-‘g'“ :v::tjsonl‘ »;:ne hmgs?sgs t<:|hg w;x}xf) aldo_ggulo. u)nuraltc m_.: l‘xm‘llm field who served in the Navy dur-iCus s Ladies on Friday after- which did the expedition’s hauling. ncon, May 16 Marsh marigolds -t - iny he war, has gene to Anchor- g £ © ANChOT |5 4orned the room with candles in| o o ® » s v - + 6 ¢ ¢ o age for about a month where he will join. o class in the study M’hmmomzmg colors. After the . % advanced work regarding the tele- Alternoon of needlework or knit- e TiGE TABLE . type. Mr. Nelson’s sister, Lillian, ting and visiting refreshments o Who. also served i the avy dur- were served. In attendance werz o MAY 25 . ing the war, is also stationed in Mrs. Monty Colemann, Mrs. Lucy e High tide 5:00 am., 165 ft. © Anchorage, where she is engaged Anderson, Mrs. Opal James, Mrs.le Low tide 11:51 am., -10 ft. in nursing work. Just before he Norah Chase, Mrs. May White, and ¢ High tid> 18:30 p.n., 14.2 {t. e left Nelson had received word from ;.J;e hostesses, |Mrs. Parker ;andle . his sister announcing her engage-|™M'S: Matson. . MAY 26 . ment, her wedding to take place’ e Low tide 0:15 am., 52 ft. e in the early summer. Mrs. Lynn Isley and baby of e High tide 6:07 am, 149 ft. e e Sister's Island spent a few days(e Lcw tide 12:55 pm., 04 ft. e Mr. and Mrs. Monty Colemann last week visiting wjth friends' e High tid» 19:39 p.m, 14.1 it. e and two children, Randy and Paul, here. She returned to Sister's on e . . paid Juneau a brief business and Friday on the boat Edith A, which » ¢ © @ »« s s ¢ ® » @ pleasure visit last week. is servicing the island for the O T T R i CAA. i Little Jay Chase narrowly escap- TSR & o ExpE“SlvE FARE ed death last week when a gun, | exploded, shooting the child in the, A plEDGE side. It is not known exactly how : : PUEBLO, Colo.—Colorado’s hon- the accident happened but a big| AXRON, O. May 5—@—Au- €y-huUnery bears are going to cost planc nearby came down and pick- thorities at the county jail said the state money. ed up the injured child and in they received a note yesterday| An arbitration board created by less than 45 minutes after the from Bernard K. Stout, written | District Judge Harry Leddy re- accident the child was in the hos- just pefore he escaped. It said:!c(;mmended the State pay $750 of a pital in Juneau. In view of the «1 gnow crime does not pay. 1 §950 claim for damage done to bee fact that we are over 70 miles am Jeaving the country to make a|hives in several bear raids. A sta- from the hospital this shows Te-|fresh start.” |tute makes the state liable for markable cooperation all the Way Byt Lionel Oavins, 22, was sen- | damage done by prul?cled wild an- around. Accompanying the child tenceq to one-to-15 years for help~,‘m“15- to the hospital were his mother, ing Stout to freedom. Stout was —— e — Mrs. Marvan Chase and MIs. pelq in onmection with the rob-| YOULL FIND THE WIDEST Ralph Anderson, wife of the MT- yory of a Corry, Pa., Savings and|SELECTION of furniture on Ju- IIC of this airfield. During the poan Association. neau Young’s Mezzanine floor. (war Mrs. Anderson served as a : = — |nurse. At last reports the child was doing splendidly and® will be, Commencing JUNE 1 able to return home in a'notherf week or two. 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