The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, May 28, 1947, Page 5

WEDNESDAY, MAY 28, 1947 THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU ALASKA PAGE FIVE TIMELY COMEDY, FEATURE BILL AT | A timely and engaging comedy drama of a girl who attempts to prevent a returning G.I. from dis- covering the drastic changes that have taken place during his ab- sence is unfolded on the Capitol's screen tonight, in “Faithful In My Fashion,” with Donna Reed as the girl and Tom Drake as the re- turned war hero. Most of the action of the piece takes place in the shoe department The romantic star of “The Green Years in a story of young love's frials ‘and triumphs. Why Love is a of a large New York department WOMM”’ store. It is in this department that Miss Reed had formerly work- ed as Drake's stock-room assistant However, by the time he has made his reappearance, with two weeks to go before being discharged from the Army, the former stock-room girl has become the shoe depart- ment's buyer. Moreover, she is engaged to another man There are all kinds of complica- tions, comedy and tragedy, before everything is ironed out in the final clinch. Edward Everett Horton, Spring/ Byington and Margaret Hamilton are also in the east. — e ——- CAPITOL IONIGHT e v | ‘ermen, lonly two cents per pound. | benefits of the halibut season be- !cause of the dispute which has the 'ONE HALIBUT AREA T0 CLOSE ON JUNES| | S. Customs Office has re- | ceived notice from the International | Fisheries Commission that the hali- but fishing season will close at mid- night, June 8, from Cape Blanco, Ore., to Cape Spencer, Alaska. This date, it was explained, is three days later than last year's closing. The Commission stated that the halibut limit of 24'; million pounds is expected to be caught by that time The U. S. Fish and Wildlife Serv- ice vointed out that the closi order affects all of Areas 1-A, 1- and 2 but that halibut may still be caught in Areas 3 and 4, extending frem Cape Spencer to the Bering Sea. Officials also pointed out that halibut may still be taken as inci- dental to the catching of sable fish by means of long lines. This type of fishing is limited, however, to retaining one pound of halibut for every seven pounds of sable fish. Fish and Wildlife men doubted that this would mean very much to fish- at present, because the cur- nt offering price for sable fish is | This year, Alaskan and Canadian fishermen have reaped most of the Seattle h'\llbut flihlng fleet still !ied | i centered with a c {by two silvery ships Bon Voyage Tea for Mrs. J. P. Williams Is Charming Affair The tea tablc near the window al bowl of daf- foliage flanked and white tap- lodils and Alaska ers in silver holde Mrs. Sanford was in charge of the arrangements for the tea. Those who were asked to pour during the afterncon were Mrs. M. O. Johnson !4 SOFTBALL TEAMS; BEGIN LEAGUE PLAY| HERE MONDAY NIGHT Last Times TONIGHT! 720" CENTURY The farewell tea given for Mrs. J.| The City Softball League P. Williams yesterday by the Ju- been organized with four te - neau Woman's Club, at the home barticipating. They are the 2 St of Mrs. Milared R. Hermann, was a | Veterans Administration; V J i - delightful affair and about 60 of Foreign Wars and Teer -» 4 " S friends of the honor guest called Club v from 2 to 5 to wish her Bon Voy-| Two games, starting at 6:30 ."!‘- Y RI 3 age. Mrs. Williams who had been o'clock and 8 o'clock will be played ‘ UN INH ted with carnation and €ach Monday and Thursday at the Kk | GRYNOR™Fy ppNKs, ™ GODDARD ed in receiving the guests games played Monday, June R, # Hermann and Mus. Robert 2, with the Veterans Administration RoLAnp £ BURK & [ h \ . Sanford. openin Téen-Age Club, e ormn) YOUNG - BILU A perfect day, a profusion of daf- and the wgainst the VFW et Fieney Sepbeason + Dinciad & Richard Wallace + Prdoad by DAVID 0. SELZNICK + fodils used to decorate the large| Team ma er follows iiving room, the dainty tea table VFW, 1 Teen- ) . ¢ . |and the summery attire of the wo- |ARe, ind GAA 1 The Trial of Musical ! men—all united to make a charm- and teams have ;. 5 g g, and colorful setting. Of speciall played several practice games and Mr. Wolf “flve“les interest to the guests was a cherry)appear to be evenly matched. The tree, growing close to the house, caliber of the Teen-Age and VFW . . whose flower-laden branches laced Play has not yet been demonstrated Latest World News via Air Expl'QSl ‘a window at one end of the room. but both organizations are expected NOTICE! to field good teams The schedule is divided into two halves with the winner of the first half to participate in a playoff series with the winner at the end of the son of the second half, to determine the championship. In the | event one team wins both halves, a series will oe played between |h|'; se: PlAN SPE(IAI. DAY A]- ing plan for their catches. |Tmm ver, Mrs, Ray G. Day, Mrs,| Other organizations which 1(1(‘“““ g | e Jeyer; Mrs. Robert Coug to enter a team in the league | SAINT TERESE SHRINE MEMORIAL DAY et oo Pt SRS etk et Commencing JUNE 1 qu”“ Mrs. D, W. Herron, Mrs. E uthv\ fr-x\m managers as soon as e PROGRAM GIVEN [ic'Sec s pic™ ™ S g it AL e DRAYAGE CHARGES ON OIL EXTRA! EXTRA! A pleasant evening- was enjoyed CAA and VA is scheduled for 6:30 e N CITY OF JUNEAU s o 4 by the Catholic Daughters of Am- Assisting Scrving were MIS. tonjght at the Evergreen Bowl Vera Vague in “CALLING ALL FIBBERS’ ericd” ab el Al TetTiny ke BR'EF Ol"'u"E |George Rogers, Mrs. M. M. Van st i | 3 8N 4 § SCHOOL FOR MERMAIDS night in Parish Hall, with a good | ; |Sandt, Mrs. Forrest Aye Mrs. These New TOTAL Charges incorporate AIR EXPRES EWS attendance reported. Mrs. J. C, Mc-| Plans were officially announced |Milton Danie!, Mrs. J. Popej HiGHwAY IRAFH( average 307, increases to customers today for the program to be given!Jack Fletcher, Mrs. F. A. Stejer here Friday for Memorial Day ob-‘nnd Mrs. C. E. Warfield. Others servance. {who contributed to the success of The program will start sharp atn.he tea were Mrs. Floyd Fagerson, (Complete shows 7:30—4:80—— -——Feature at 8:05—10:05) Alister was hostess, serving safd- wiches, cake and coffee at the close of the meeting. Tentative plans for their Day of VIOLATORS FINED 50 gallons and under Minimum charge $1.25 ral. to 100 gal. Jose ph Mc! lln fined $50 plus 2¢ per gal. over 50 Ph Red 760 Bok S PHONE 535 Recollection to be held at St. Ter- 10 o'clock Friday morning in_the [Mrs. George Folta, Mrs. L. A. Sturm 9% o T i : pils ALBERT WHITE Thomas Hardware Co, | cso Shrine sune 15 were discussed. Capitol Theatre. Edward Keithahn land Mrs. Thamos S. Parke. The yicf¥ BY B B COriREEercs 100 to 200 gal. $2.25 s | Mrs. Walter Hellan is chairman of Will make the principal address flowers used in decorating were % ¥ B T e X |>Iu~ 1c per gal. over 100 Alaska Counsel-Republican Party PAINTS —— OILS the commitice on arrangements, iollowing an assembly, singing of | from the J. V. Cole garden on Gla- ;;\' ‘"",(f"';»') ILI ““(L m]\.(., e Over 200 gal. $3. White Bldg. — Ferry Way Builders’ and Shelf and anyone wishing to attend is “America” by the audience, a read- |cier Highway e :) ::\%fl:;‘:fi":q::" plus ;¢ per gal. over 200 ing and voca! quartet number. 420 gal. pump loads Alaska Taxpayers League | HARDWARE requested to contact her. Further » » Murs. Williams who with her hus- r 30 days. i t BT Tl & details for the day will be an- At 10:30 o'’clock, or following the |pang will leave for their future gy Saturday by Deputy U. S. 420 gal. drop leads $3.00 Fi =" nounced later. l["d"‘“‘ ‘Sf:“cés'l lhfc Pagfldem‘{““ home in Eugene, Oregon, when the X g : A special meeting of all officers, form Wi olor Guard, Firing ajaska goes south next week, joined riving in an erratic . both ol and new. Wil 'be e Squad ant: Junesu Cliy’ Band, inldie s liu Ardbiany DINB 185EaS an e nett Dk Crote o tao Highway and Quiside of Juneau lead. Club Scouts, Boy Scouts, Gmlagn With the exception of one Scouts, VFW and American Legmn,v(m when she was ill and lived units following in.the order nam- Ioutsl\le she was active in an offi- ' Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock, June 3, at the home of Mrs. McAlister, to complete plans for installation Glacier Highway. James Trucblood was fined $20 for speeding on the Douglas Highway. | 100 to 200 gallons $2 Plumbmg ® Healing 0il Burners Telephone-313 Nights-BRed 730 Harri Machine Shop, Inc. s 113¢ per gal. over 100 gal. ed. which will he at the regular busi- |c|a1 or departmental capacity dur- He was arrested Saturday by Terri- Over 200 gallons $3.75 ness meeting, June 10 There wil be brief exercises atling ner yeavs of membership. She torial Highway Patrolman John plus 1c per gal. over 200 P DATS S | the Alaska dock then the parade|yag president one year, espond- Monagle who charged him with | wil go to Evergreen Cemetery for When you pay for QUALITY why ‘fnml observance. not get the FINEST—Buy FLOR- | SHEIM SHOES at Graves. - .. ing secretary one year, and chair- .nap of the Department of Inter- jngtlonal Relations the balance of {thei time, keeping that department on its toes in regard to events of current importance by her own steady interest in world affairs. Mrs. Williams will be greatly missed in the club 2nd in the community driving his taxi at 55 miles per hour - ATTENTION Meeting tonighi—ini —ad BODDING TRANSFER I 0 T DIVORCE GRANTED Earl J. Conkle has been granted ATTENTION ELKS |a divorce from Dorothy O. Conkle Meeting tenight—initiation. | by Federal Judge George W. F‘olml —adv. 591-t1 in U. S. District Court here. S sy . 591-t1 YELLCW CAB and the best wishes of all her friends go with her to her new home. - Famous a u { ARRESTED FOR SPEEDING S sk 3 uneau n rt s latlon Kenneth Abodelly was arrested fil”‘ 80"130”01'8 yesterday by City Palice for speed- ing at the rate of 32 miles per AND CURIOS \ hour on Willoughby Ave. He will |face trial before City Magistrate The NUGGET SHOP, Inc,, is an Alaskan is now accepting members for the 1947 - 1948 SEASON Adult Membership $7.50 - Students $2.50 William A. Helzheimer tomorrow. Institution. Beginiing in 1914 as a small = i shop catering to the local needs of a min- ing camp it has grown to where it numbers its patrons in every State of the Union and also many foreign countries. This success could only be built upon honor. We are reminding you of this be- cause this may bz your first contact with The NUGGET SHOP. We have our agents and buyers in every section of the North- land and from these receive frequent ship- ts of the various finds, products and of Arctic Alaska and Siberia—paint- art’ goods, antiques. The following persons have volunteered their services as salesmen in the current membership campaign in Juneau— CAROL BEERY DAVIS JOYCE WILLIAMS MARYE B. EHLER cu ings, Much of the nugget jewelry is assembled or manufactured in our own shop which we think is the most complete in Alaska. We guarantee qualities to be exactly as represented and prices to be reasonable. OUR BRANCH STORE— Next to Butler-Mauro Drug Co. —IS OPEN UNTIL 8 P. M. Also by Appointment—Phone 188 RUTH DUNLAP ETOLIN COULTER MRS. PAT GILMORE MRS. CECIL CASLER PEARL PETERSON GLADYS UGGEN MRS. B. D. STEWART HELEN ROFF - PAUL XAVIER - MARIE JENSEN LAURENE KNOWLES KAVANAUGH in Douglas— PEGGY McCARRON ruIIHIIIIIIIlllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII||IlllllIIIIIIIII|I|||IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII|||||| . WHETHER YOU ARE BUILDING OR REPAIRING make it Permanent USE CONCRETE Ready Mix Concrete **But, Mr. Abercrombie, that isn’t what we mean by taking a business trip by Clipper”’ It's really simple, Mr. A. The valuable time you save going by Clipper means more time right in your own office . . . more time at your destination, too, for business (and for fun). The big, 4-engine Clippers are mighty comfortable, too. You arrive fully relaxed and ready to influence your customers, buy goods or attend meetings. Pan American will gladly help you plan your next business trip. Membership in the Concert Association may be purchased by making a part payment now — and the balance by September 1st. 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