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

SATURDAY, JUNE 28, 1947 " THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU, ALASKA ENDS TONIGHT! “DANGEROUS BUSINESS” For laughs t's murder! PLUS 2ND HIT! “COWBOY BLUES" A star-studded action musical! SUNDA Y.11°s YOUR DAY TO HOWL! They're turning the tables and doubling the laughs . . . in the MERRIEST MESS OF MIRTH, MAIDS and MISCHIEF that ever kept you ROARING! Riot Thot ii Kill You with ir MARJORIE REYNOLDS BINNIE BARNES JOHN SHELTON JESS BARKER & SP()RT RE! "Deep Sea Fishing” TLCH'\I(,OL()R CARTOON——— IT'S NONE OTHER THAN TOMand JERRY H in “FLIRTY BIRDY” Today s Air Express News! Complete shows start at 20—7: A FAST MOVING SHORT FEATURES THAT PULLS NO PUNCHE It wades into the worsening or o A S.anarriage-divorce prob- lem and runs up the “STOP! LOOK! LISTEN!” ign for those who are too hastily planning marriage— and those planning divorce! 3— 9:46 Don't Miss It! Faatury 2 :50—3:58—6: 06—8 19— e ) ) 2 YELLOW CAB KEEP IN MIND the NEW HOURS af the Gastineau Cafe NOW OPEN and- don’t forget that delicious Merchanis’ Lunch. . . just 6 5( Served from 11 a. m. to 2 p. m. Everybedy Welcome s . 30 | 24-hour Dependable Service ! rmomm g e e e v ”,—..-..4. Aspllall Tile! | CORK and RUBBER FLOORING WEATHERSTRIPPIN SASH BALANCES Wnllbex-—Congo -Wal | ! Juneau Painf & Supplyl Phone 407—118 2nd St. .-«...».--.—.-.-@ BOTTLED UNDER AUTHORITY OF THE COCA-COLA COMPANY BY JUNEAU COLD STORAGE COMPANY l FOR THAT eefter theaire Snack 6:30a.m.fo 1:00a.m. TWO COMEDIANS IN FEATURE AT capiio sunoay FOUR MONTHS BLAZES, YORK Hollywood's Bud Abbott and Lou Costello, come iSunday to the Capitol Theatre in The Time of ’rhmrt omedy innovation said to |be packed with new ideas of how to | make people laugh {tral Marjorie Reynolds, Binnie Barnes |its third bad fire in four months. and John Shelton have leading| A fire which continued through ! gutted a block-long in- i { | roles. Other popular players in the 'the night 'large cast are Jess Barker, Gale |dustrial building, and caused dam- Sondergaard and ert H. Barrat..age set at $1,500000. Embers stiil In this original screenplay, C: smouldered this morning 12 hours , tello and Miss Reynolds pmn)\v‘.\flel the fire was reported. Si Colonial swee’ hearts. They are mis- |firtemen suffered minor injuries in favorite funny men, (BY The city Pennsylvania ASSOCIATED PRESS) York in South Cen- has experienced of takenly shot by George Washing- |battling the blaze [ton’s sdldiers and are condemned Ito a ghostly existence for 166 years. | Then the old homestead, where they ,are confined, is restored, and pnuplm {move in The owner of the estate, enact-, ed by John Shelton, invites his doc- | | {tor, his sweetheart and her aunt, ito spend a wyekend at the soon-to- house. Lynn Baggatt sweetheart. Miss aunt while 56,000, York, with a population of § also had major fires in March a | April In March, {the McGann 'pany In April, downtown blaze which damage. Manufacturing Com- the Colonial Hotel in York was swept in a also caused $250,000 | be-haunted l‘;‘.,r:m_\\ the Barnes is seen as the | Gale Sondergaard appears as the ! psychic housemaid. She calls the who search for a 1-*'((‘! trom Washington. The letter, it is believed, will absolve them of ll\l‘ old suspicion that they were n-an-‘ D Allen Fiancees Legislation Is Signed by Truman | two gho: ors to the Continental cause. Funny e things then happen. | WASHINGTON, Jum' 28—(P— ! The added feature is “Courtship president Truman tod signed to C house,” a “This is America” Jegislation extending until next | rel » on the marris nd divorce Dec. 31 the present law allowing preblem that pulls no punches. alien fiancees of past or present i e D M7 members of the Armed forces to . enter the United States for pur- MURPHY FAM“_Y I) flER poses of marriage. The present law would have 'ABOARD YACHT ONAWA, mianis. CAPTAIN PAT O'LEARY The Onawa, a sleek yacht, pull- ed into the boat harbor yesterday with M. Murphy and his family akoard. Murphy chartered the ship for 30 days to cruise South- east waters. He is a lumter man |from Seattle. | The Onawa is skippered by Capt. E:::lcll;nn?\’;eal:‘) Iv:shuanl:;::ge:“lufi? Pearl and her husband, who are ber man of Seattle. The ship was Passengers aboard = the steamer built in the Puget Sound area in Princess Louise arriving here this {1930. She is 86 feet long with a afternoon, will be honor guests at beam of 19.6 feet. An Atlas Im- 81 informal dinner this evening at petial englne “with 185 hp. wil' the. Saimon Creek Country Olub, cruise her at 11 to 12 knots. with the local Auxiliary Unit as { The party plans a visit to Sitka, NOStesses. Petersburg and Ketchikan before unumng to Seattle. e expired Monday Legion Auxiliary Honors Mrs. Pearl At Dinner Tonight The American Levlun Auxili at the dinner, and will also speak over KINY at 6:15 o'clock, accord- )\.ugv of arrangements for the G|VEN SIORK SHOWER dm‘mlt.\ will assemble at the Legion ! e Dugout about 6:45 o'clock and any- { A stork shower was given 10F 5, gesiring transportation to the (M‘-N Fred Baxter on Wednesday country Club dinner is requested evening by Mrs. Gadmand Winther ¢, pe a¢ the meeting place at that jand Mrs. John Winther, |home of the latter. Iplayed cards during lafter which refreshments were Ser- .. jnterested. ved by the hostess. Many lovely| The jnvitation is not limited to ,Féf_'s were presented to Mis. BaX- mempers of the American Legion ter. Guests atlending the party were: gi.ied. , Mesdames John Winther, Jasper, The visit of a Tyler, Jerry McCarthy, Jim Wood, geng js always a notable occasion Jobp_Setee, Jy. OIS, Asss, Orvald g Auxiliary members in Alaska, | |Osborne, Jack McDaniels, Charles j i tijs year is even more notable, 'Porter, John Fournie, Tommy RU- ¢jce jt js the first time a Na dolph, John Doolin, Greenhow and the Misses CeceMa pnaitment Convention in the Terri- Thibodeau, Marilyn Merritt, and Mr. and Mrs. Pearl will W\llma Hanson. lleave by plane tomorrow for SON BORN YESTERDAY To MRS jo“" GEYER |clock at the Baranof Hotel, !Mrs. Pearl as the honor guest at Dr. and Mrs. John H. Geyer are (yi; affair also. . Jr, at the tyme The dinner will be approxi- | The guests jately 8 o'clock, and a cordial in- the to- o' |table discussion will be held morrow morning, about 9:30 FOR WORK OR PLAY happily announcing the arrival of AR SO SEAER their first child, a bouncing baby boy born at St. Ann’s Hospital at | 6:04 o'clock yesterday evening. pRo'BI (losl“G The baby, who has been named | John Deidrich, weighed seven or (oASI GUARD pounds, seven ounces. Both mother and child are “just fine,” according to repars, HDQ., KETCHIKAN Mrs. Irma L. Deidrich, of St. "’ Petersburg, Florida, the maternal grandmother, is expected to arrive SEATTLE, June ZB—UPI_-A vigor~ soon to meet young John, who is Ous DProtest against closing Coast her first grandchild, Mr. and Mrs, |GUard headquarters at Ketchikan, A. M. Geyer, paternal grandparents, W25 Sent to Adm. Joseph F. Far- are also mighty happy over the ar- |ley, Coast Guard Commandant, the rival of their third grandchild. |Secrétary of the Treasury and the SRS A7 4 ! | Washington Delegation in Congress FROM KETCHIKAN iby the Seattle Chamber of Com- Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Johnson of |merce today. P Ketchikan are registered at the| L€ message said, in part: Baranof Hotel, “Strong Coast Guard facilities B £ ent international situation.” Dr. :lrfiin"‘mf:og‘ stTx: odgins, president E. L. Skeel, Mayor Wil- their scn, Harold, and Hugo Fred- '“™ §. Revly snd - ot erickson of Sitka are guests at the ‘o rexng e an Alatkan Srupdes yes Baranof Hotel. They arrived on the "tye Ketchikan Coast Guard Ad- - A S AR ‘mmistrauve Headquarters will be brought here under the 13th Dis- EAI;N:&%U?OUMfiUP}g,cY lsuNgu’l;;}mr:t office, although an operating pay you to investigate ourE"olIterlngs {base will be maintained at Ketchi- in well chosen investments, ALAS- kan, under an economy move. SLENY ‘fi";";f LSS BATION, FIEST PAINTING SHIP 4 . | The Yakobi, under Skipper Steve —dV.—ST-t1 | it 4g undergoing a complete paint job at the small boat harbor. The ship is also to have a complete Kidde fire extinguishing outfit. —— e HERE FROM SITKA Jessie D, Milligan of Sitka, is re- gistered at the Hotel Juneau. il HERE FROM NEW YORK City is at the Hotel Juneau. - sell it with an Empire Want-ada! THIRD FIRE IN | a $250,000 fire Wrecked . Pearl will be guest speaker €Vening yjration to attend is extended any- and Auxiliary, ¢ommittee members National Presi- Corrinne (j,nq) president has attended o De | An- | 0 A no—host breakfast and round- | with! are needed in Alaska in the pres- t other | Margaret Kirchner of New York | TONIGHT and NDAY SU ~~ PAGE FIVE AR R lI|l|I|!llllllI!IIIIII|lIIlIIIIIIIIIIIII|||IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlIIIIIIIlIIh.. MATINEE SUNDAY 2:00 P. TI0MCENTURY EVENINu SHOWS AT 7:25 AND 8:30 tory by ROBE Sportlight Color Carioon Natonal Bresdent, s, Norton 11 ""IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII!HIIHIIII'II!IIIIHIHIIIEH T T | "SUDDE PRESIDENT SIGNS LEGISLATION FOR | WASHINGTON President Truman today signed legislation extending until next March 1 the Maritime Commis- June 28—(M sion's war-granted authority to op-! erate, charter and sell Government owned ships. Most of the original authority expires at midnight next Monday. The Administration requested the (extension to facilitate the shipment 'of coal, grain, oil and other sup- plies aboard for relief and rehabili- ation of war-devastated countries. - | —_— AUSTIN, Tex., — Minnows are “neither farm products n live- stock” even if they are raised on minnow farms, the Texas Attorney |General’s department has ruled The office as asked an opinion by Brown County Attorney David J. Morris in a case here a minnow farm operator was using a truck with a farm vehicle license carry- ing a lower fee than a commerciul truck. - > - KETCHIKAN MEN HERE | Herb Schaub and Norman Wign- toff of Ketchikan are registered at the Baranof Hotel | - $ CANNERYMAN HERE ! George F | Packing Company tthe Baranof Hotel. at Tevnakee Is at string. CHARLES memn&wflmmn . wilh JOHN CARRADINE //SHELDUM[OMRU HENRY DANIE - REGINALD GWE Directed by ROWLA o A RO\‘:LAND V. LEE Prod s CONTINUING M.C. Casey of the Superior FEARED FOR HIiS DEEDS...LOVED ’@R HIS DARING! It's the private life of the greatest pirate of the ages...em- boldened by greed and lust...to ad- venture for gold ...and women... with a sly cun- ningyou'll love! APTAH N KIDD ANDOLPH BARBARA GILBERT H(» AND + JOHN QUALEN \; /\b’n‘iB’BUH\'M and ced by ICT BOGEAUS !«I:V!‘[ ERT N, L ay by NORMAN REILLY RAINE Latest World News Via Air Express !LS‘QE Bum mom N F L. O O D — A sudden heavy thunderslorm poured water into Bradford, Yorks, England, until the downtown streets looked like this. 1 HASKELL IN JUNEAU FROM INTERIOR; WILL {60 SOUTH TUESDAY John Haskell, Alaska Railroad em- ployee of Fairbanks is stopping at the Hotel Juneau. Haskell said that Fairbanks was booming. The de- fense projects at Mile 26 and Ladd Field have brought workers f.-™ every section of the United States. He says that Fairbanks gives the impression of “bursting at the seams” because the housing situa- tion is so tight. Some families have turned discarded river boats into living quarters, while others have taken out five-acre homesites and are building log cabins. Haskell will leave for the south on the Princess Louise on Tuesday PENNY HONESTY WORLAND, Wsu. — An honest tourist, finding o parking meter cut of order when he parked his car, left two pennies on top of e machine. Worlend citizens, just as honest, 12f; ‘hem there for 24 hours until a ccllector picked them wup. 64 BOH.AR OUESHON HERE FROM BREMERTON Mus. Erith Womac and Mrs. Anna PRESIDENT — This is a recent porirait of Juan D. Peron, president of Argentina and long yrommenl in its yuhlual aflum. KING CITY, Mo Cliftord Bcone, King City farmi is de- Gelser of Bremerton, Wash,, are pating whether to tear down his “fopping at the Baranof Hotel. kitchen ceiling at a cost of $64, to 7 A ferret out large store of honey MINNESOTA MEN HERE Letween the rafters. Harry Goering, H. J. Gibbons and Even at present high prices, C. T. Landin, all of Shirburn, Minn., ered at the Baranof Hotel. - eeo RED (Robb WOMAN HERE Helen Cass, of the American Red one can buy at lot of are regi $64. i -~ Boone honey for HERE FROM SITKA | Ray C. Arrit of Sitka is a guest Cross, is & guest at the Baranof at the Baranof Hotel. Hotel.