The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, August 14, 1947, Page 5

i } THURSDAY, AUGUST 14,1947 = CAPITOLLAUGH B-29s Complete : SHOWBLALE or (fupeay P—With the frosty atmcsphere of of the happiest combines|the North Polar Region still fresh has ever come out of Holly-|in their memory, pilcts and crews is the co-starring team of of 16 B-29's of the 8th Air Force Joe E. Brown and Judy Canova, janded vt Worth Army Air whose latest opus for ~Republic, p, g s Hight Trom Ans ield, comg Chatterbox” opens at the Capitol| ¢chorage, Alaska, in 11 heurs and re. 30 minutes With a dude ranch background, » ‘command’ sh of the B-29's, ied by Col 1 D. Clark, nder of the Tth group, and of FWAAF, touched it wheels to the home runway more than an hour ahead of schedule The group flew 48 missions, or a horse Judy is a v 1 the| oial of 700 hours whil dude ranch which i3 th ng ot | 100 A i Joe's introduction to the working, il CHECR UC P‘l‘ SR press of Hollywood as a picture|; 00 V' 8. Noril FOIsr tap the first time any such flight has the story takes Joe through a series of merry ¢ ture: misadventures which a guaranteed to make any onlo er howl with mirth. Joe is a radio cowkoy who has neve en on a star “Mojave Firebrand,” an action- | paced western in the true trad (tion of the wide open spaces been made by the big hombers Lt. Ccl. James H. Thompson Greup Operations Oificer, said that |“Wild Bil" Elliott in the 1 w within 50 feet of the water Irole, is the second half of the he North Pole, with the tem- ‘(1(,1,.,1.1 bill . perature at freezing. During all PENTS & o Polar operations, compasses off 15 to 45 degrees because fRev. Conwellfp v o toe moametc i - Pronounce Final MRS, iunuaum " Vows on Fnday‘ (HILDREN RETURN Mr Cscar Lundquist returr to Juneau with her two childrer L2e and Dickie, after being aw since May. They visi in J attle, Portland, Hceod River, and | ‘The Rev. e o J., will pronounce his final vows, as a member of the lof Jesus at the 9 o'clock Frida o morning, the Feast of the As-|.; Bernonia, Oregon and Bsiitolnes ((if(. '(hil,““'“‘l\ fl:‘“ At Portland, they vicited Mrs THE MILLS BROTHERS at the Catholic Church in|p \qquisps parents, Mr, and Ms " and %4 asenBor will B aheld i Y E-Batbe a6, Batto. fom: SPADE COOLEY and |Father Conwells honor Friday ev-|SHY Bad the Sporisman Barher HIS BOYS cning between the hours of 7:30 =R B BHC R G eh his R iRy to Le While the Lundquisis were in present both at Mass . Hood River, they attended the s reccptior.. nval American Legion mount i S L ! Dickie and his mother stayed WICHITA BROKER HERIL DlEht. Y CeR kO] yiiuidet i continued on up to e top of mas Griffiths, head of a e Tt otER brokerage firm in Wi s T Kansas, arrived here this morni with El Airlines from Peters- burg, via Hawk Inlet, to join his Republic Picturo wife and daughter who are vaca- storring faacs Shay vt ; WILD ElLL jiipting. 1n, A “‘”k“i They By ”’ -'f»“’ drove to Oregon through him here Monday. He is at the |gpoo o™ 0 plamath Falls | Baranof Hotel. SR @ 2nd FEATURE @ R:»f- :’xl‘fx]r.vn(l‘fn\\vl 11“ Sariad o b azfig— ing down the Coast High- the Lundquists went to San then over to Stockton, where they visited friends, and . MONTERLY ARU LODGE Leaving for Sit Friday evening Call Mary Joyce at the Baranof and returning Sunday eve. For de- | for reservations and transportation tails contact Darnell’s Sport Center. 'airangements —adv. 604-tf Chatterbox at 8:1! i Women's Asparey Baranof Hotel Building 1#'s the Nicest Store in Tows e v 1 S T C—— ALSD IN GLASS able service with specially design. ed tools and equipment. 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DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE - JUNEAU, ALASKA ;i PAGE FIVE PURLOINER OF ’Sgc“ e ot 66 b | ARNOLD STARS ey ATOMSECRETS 5 = 5 S DETECTVE, | TUDALENTURY s el O ADNIT A(I EoNs et 1200 20TH CERTURY | ™ - 5 s of saimon on be Sk | pcon-crammed om0 ST ARTS TONIGHT the staccato tempo of machine- _PITTSBURGH, Aug. 14.—(@- ries \guns uml‘\\\"“" y paced by skirm- Complere ShOWS 715 and 925 Attorney Owen M. Burns said B ishes bet ! nobsters, their » that Alexander von Der Luft, |molls and th ar-old ex-grmy sergeant ing filmfare with taking atomic tomb Goldwyn-Mayer in in - Stre would enter @ plea of MAKES ONE I‘Rlp After Dark” at the Twentieth ay, Augu 1, here > Theat With an unu Century “* " DESPITE WEATHER = . e 15t che District J nd an Acad eit M bringing it to Von Der Luft, husky be-spec- y the screen, it is a priority pic tacled Princeton Universily student . » audiences seeking excite- A ; Almos. continuous zero visibility | ture for audie T of nearby M . is cha g ing entertainmen wikty held Alaska Coastal Airlines to one : 55 & ! 'The versatile eteran actor tompleted fiig ht schedule yester- tents. The BEdward Arnold, in featured on the two cot The ular flight to Ketchi- le, foresos wn i years imprisonment, n was completed, however. ;_,,n yus characterizations in his $7,000 fine or Passengers from Juneau to Ket- In a statement, Burns said the €bikan were Ben Iverson, Frank would accept von Der s |Loughran, C. C. Phillips, Paul Mil- The. forhier - ser Eagleson and C. I Weaver; | 1o 16 the amiable Detective Lieu- the papers he brought|{rom Petcrsburg to Juneau on the 'y .4 Iorrigan, chief of the po k from the Los Alamos, N. M., Ieturn trip, A. Zumwalt, Agnes and jjo department’s bunco squad, " _EDWARD SELENA [ project had only “souvenir | Arlene Adsero tracking down and trapping a new ARNOLD - CRONYN - ROYLE & > 2 ot type of lawbreaker. DAN DURYEA - AUDREY TOTTER « TOM TROUT . DOROTHY RUTH MORRIS D AT PELICAN The exciting thriller-mystery Original Story by John C Higgins s Screen Play by Karl Kamb and John C. Higgine bsen and Percy John- “The Spider” is the second fe: Directed by EDWARD CARY. ¢ )¥Sdent x IRIRE, FRRCLEN sucb a plea would not | son were ar ed this morning by 'ture. This. sus -packed story e PSRN AN M -G -M picTuRel nmissioner Felix G of strar ig terror bos an out- of “coha standing cast ne to be this time on the side of the law, playing the pursusr in- stead of the pursued Von Der Luft attorneys had ARRES d to plead no contest but| Sally Jac pl d Owens said be accepted “in a case of this|U. 8. C impertance to the national safety a charg the country.” of adultry” and w i e 2 on bend of $1,000 each. They were arrested at Pelican by Deputy U iSHING NEWS Marshal Max Rogers 4 : A preliminezy hearing has been el ol o e 10 uoet W B & aies /HEARTS OF = set for 2:30 pan. tomOIrow. THeY blaod-thirsty pests? Just burn o lnde nUmACH | B ’ > Two fish packers and five trol- |will be defended by M. E. 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