The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, June 21, 1947, Page 5

SATURDAY, JUNE 21, 1947 LEAVES TONIGHT! The vibrant. pulsing story ef a woman escaping her ! ( Complete 7:10 Feature s 3 7:43—10:03 TOFNORROW (SUNDAY ) === "THE MOST ROMANTIC FLAMING GC KIND OF LOVE TO HIS KIND OF WOMAN! ———— ADDED E RUSS MORGAN and his ORCHESTRA AKIN' THE BREAKS” Screen Snapshois — Technicolor Carloon COMPLETE SHOWS 4:30 7:00 — 9:30 FEATURE AT: - —.5:26 — :56 ——— 10:26 7 NTERTAINMENT —m———— "No, No, Mr. Abercrombie, that isn’t what we mean by ‘Make Yourself at Home’ on a Clipper” When our stewardesses welcome you aboard for a Clipper trip, they want you to really relax the Pan American way. Just “lean back in your lounge seat and enjoy your trip. Meals or snacks, magazines or ‘a pillow—practically anything your mood calls for is yours for the asking. Ask Pan American |, foc help in planning your next trip. It's quicker by Clipper. LPan AMERICAN Wortp AIRwWAYS The J;:/en of . //e/’7///‘n, d)/m Baranof Hotel Phone 106 ;rEAmRE "IN OLD | SACRAMENTO" AT | CAPITOL SUNDAY 'SHRINERS -0 PICNIC SUNDAY NO MATTER {F "RAIN OR SHINE” Shriners and their guests will picnic at Auk Recreaticn Center Out of the roaring, colorful era tomorrow, rain shine, and the lof caily California comes one of committee in charge of {the t thrilling romantic stories s requesting e me to brin |ever put cn the s 1, Republic's | pecessa jorking tools.” and million-dollar action nance, “In’come prepared to have a most en=- l0ld sacramento.” Starring William | joyahle me Everything except Ellictt and Constance Moore, the the utensi ¢ eating is being | film cpens Sunday at the Capitol furnished, (he commiitee has stated ! Theatre. iand there will be plenty of every- “In Old Sacramento” introduces|thing -it takes to make a picnic a new type of love to the screen,| Cars and busses will leave from a.love that blazes through spine- the t tehind the 1l ltingling adventure and soul-stirring | Building between 11:30 o'clock and ! music noon, for the convenience of those 1 Ellott. in his first major star- who do not have their own trans- ring role, preves a challenge to the portation. {screen’s top romantic stars, as he > b the dual 1ole of a hard, BIDS WANTED BY ¥3 ambler and daring bandit Y !who waylays gold-laden stage-| The Admiralty Division Super- | coaches outside Sacramento, |visor of the U. S, Forest Service | Miss Mocre, in her first out-door has issued a call for bids on sur- I picture, is breathtakingly beauti- ful in the costumes of that era, and her several song numbers add plus Forest Service buildings which have been abandoned in the Ju- neau area. Bids, which will close on immeasurably to the entertain- July 3, a buildings at Auk Lake, ment found in “In Old Sacramento.” Montana Creek and Mile 11. Com- The all-star cast, including Hank plete information may be obtained | Dantels, Ruth Donnelly, Eugene in Rocm 313 of the Federal Bldg. ! Pallette, Lionel Stander, Jack La- e ————— {Rue, Grant Withers, Char WOMEN OF THE MOOSE 1dels, Paul 1 Victoria Installation of officers Saturday | Bcbby Blake and Dick Wessel, g night 8 p.m. in the TOOF Hall, fol- | performances in keepiny with those lowed by dancing and refreshments. 'of the two star S —adv. 611-t2 ] U. S. DEFARTMENT OF COMMERCE, WEATHER BUREAU | JUNEAU, ALASKA | WEATHER BULLETIN | DATA FOR 24 HOURS ENDED AT 4:30 A. M,, i20TH MERIDIAN TIME | | Max, temp. | TODAY last | Lowest 4:30am. 2 ‘Weather at 24 hrs.* temp. temp. Precip. 4:30 am. 57 47 4 01 Rain 29 24 28 Trace Snow 59 47 48 04 Showers Cordov 50 | 42 46 45 Rain 1 38 49 0 Cloudy 67 | 40 42 Clear 73 43 50 Cloudy 56 47 48 Cloudy 64 45 46 Clear 53 46 a8 Rain 55 48 49 Rain 50 44 44 Rain Kotzebue 63 50 51 Cloudy Los Angeles 58 59 Cloudy McGrath 70 . (4 49 Rain Nome 63 47 47 Pt. Cloudy Northway 67 a8 49 Rain Petersburg 54 46 47 A8 Drizzle Portland 69 52 52 0 Clear Prince George 61 35 45 Trace Rain Prince Rupert 47 50 25 Drizzle Seattle 68 46 46 0 Clear Sitka 52 48 49 % b Drizzle Whitehorse 64 43 45 0 Cloudy Yakutat 50 46 47 161 Cloudy *—(4:30 a. m. yesterday to 4:30 a. m. teday) WEATHER SYNOPSIS: A storm front moved in over the Juneau area around midnight Jast night. It was a fairlv weak front but suf- ficient to cause nearly a quarter of an inch of rain. By mid-morning the storm front was across the mountains two or three hundred miles into British Columbia and was moving quite ravidly northeastward. No other disecrnible storm fronts are in the Gulf of Alaska at the moment, however there are two or three quite a ways south and southwest of the Aleutian chain moving in this direction. From their present rate of movement it will be 40 or 50 hours before the first will reach South- east Alaska but until then a strong southwesterly flow of moist air will continue to give us cloudy skies with intermittent rain. Fairly strong southerly to northeasterlv winds prevail over most of Alaska 'today with precipitation falling at rearly every weather reporting station in the Territory. The storm center which has hung over the middle Aleu- tians for the past three or fcur days has moved into the Bristcl Bay wrea but its intensitv has diminished to the point where winds are mostly s than 20 miles per hour in Bristol Bay. A storm center over souther strong winds over most of the Western activity reported along the Rocky 1 Colorado continues to cause fairly considerable shower MARINE WEATHER BULLETIN Reports from Marine Stations at 10:30 A, M. Today WIND Height of Waves Station Weather Temp. Dir.and Vel. (Sea Condition) , Cape Spencer Pt. Cloudy 49 WSW 22 2 feet Eldred Rock Pt. Cloudy 52 SSW 23 3 feet Point Retreat Rain Showers 51 sW 14 4 feet | Five Finger Light Cloudy 50 SSE 12 1 foot Lincoln Roock Cloudy 51 NW 6 1 foot Guard Island Rain Showers 56 Calm Zero MARINE FORECAST FOR PERIOD ENDING SUNDAY EVE- NING: Protected waters of Southeast Alaska and the outside water Dixon Entrance to Yakutat—southerly to southwesterly winds 15 to i miles per hour todav and tonight decreasing very slowly Sunday. Cloudy { with intermittent light rain. Considerable fog and light drizzle at night. HALIBUTERS | MPPYED ARE WARNED ed the blazing trousers from 87- year-old John Wadsworth and rushed him to a hospital for treat- Halibuters were reminded today ‘that only long line fishermen are ment for minor burns. Wadsworth pleaded with the fire- permitted to catch halibut in closed tareas and that the ratio is one men to recover his trousers and pound of halibut to 7 pounds of lcok in one of the pockets. They found $1,234, Wadsworth’s savings. Tl e ————————— regulation applies only to long hne' fishing and excludes tvollers from | CHAMPI“N Blue Ribbon its benefits. The reminder was is- sued by Clay Scudder, Acting Fish- . Outhoard Engines - == ) ) eries Management Supervisor of the U. S. Fish and Wildlife Ser- vice, who said that erroneous re-|" ports have Leen circulating that any fisherman may bring in hali- but. M Scudder said that the report is| untrue and that violators will be dealt with severely. He said that there have been no changes in this regulation which has been on the books for several years. Scud- der explained that only last year |an appeal was made to the Inter- I national Fisheries Commission for such a change but that it was re- Jjected. ! Now “ i . S - RS available i SOBOLEFF ON AIR from stock { at your The Rev. Walter A. Soboletf will Juneau be in eharge of the weekly devo- Dealer tional service over radio station KINY Monday through Thursday, 9:15 am.—9:30 am. 1 — e ,v— — Read thie waui-1ds for pargalns! Juneau Welding & Machine Co ~™ THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU, ALASKA | the dran tically tragic role of the dipsomaniac in “The Lost Week- | end,” for the performance of whicia he won the Academy Award ' for 1945, Milland is cast as a young Navy licutenant with a quick wit iend a sharp eye—for women. He has ample opportunity to exercise ¢ for light comedy In this whimsical plot which stars are after. Ray has been ord- ered to get it at all cost by his crusty old superior officer, James (Gleason, whe wants to launch his new aircraft carrier in proper style. Olivia does get it to celebrate her coming marriage to Sonny Tufts, who portrays an Army lieutenant returning to the states after two years in the Aleutians. Milland carries out his orders to the letter, ‘and through the use of charm, ca- jolery and calamity (for Tufts) manages to obtain both the bottle and the babe “The Well Gromed Bride” marks the resumption of Miss DeHavil- land’s career aiter a lapse of al- most two years, and she said to he extremely lovely in her come- | Jimmy | zoomed "WELL GROOMED i BRIDE,” (CMEDY. f AT 2074 CENTURY |8 Riotcu n mirth and ¥ rollicking de rriment, Milland is the lightful filmfare promised by the | 20th Century Theatre Sunday, when ' B Paramount cmedy, he Well [ Greomed Bride, ives. All this, and Sonny Tufts and Olivia De- Havilland, too, who co-star with Milland in what is said to be one oi the season’s most hilarious ro- mantic farces In a remarkable depa ure from s about a two-quart bottle of champagne e only one of its kind in San icisco, which all three back. Sonny Tufts again has the type of ingratiating rele which has his popularity sky-high, and according to accounts makes the most of it. In addition to the ever-plea leason, the supporting ca includes Percy Kilbride, Broadway stage comedian, Constance Dowling, petite and lovely blonde, who scor- ed so well opposite Danny Kaye in “Up In Arms.” the promising Jean Heather and Frank Faylen, who supported Milland in the prize- . winning “Lost Weekend.” - - —~ L R L . . . 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