The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, August 15, 1947, Page 5

| = | | I f | } i FRIDAY, AUGUST 15 1947 AU, ALASKA ¥ PAGE FIVE JOT E. BROWN Juoy CANOVA et A st s vouons EST HOMBRE THIS SIDE OF "AMBUSH SAY HOWDY TO HIS TWO-FISTED, ), SIX-GUN TOTIN' GAL, CALAMITY JUDVI... aBOX HI]SIM»\RY LANE JOHN HUBBARD WILLING EFFREY AT 7:05 and 9:30 ——PLUS LATEST WORLD NEWS VIA AIR EXPRESS —— —— - - - — - x—] — e New — Used — Rebuilt AUTO PARTS Grilles, Shock Absorbers, Knee Action Units, Motors, Trans- missions and a MILLION OTHER PARTS We Mail and Ship Promptly Seattle Auto Wrecking Co. 1950—1st Avenue South Seattle, Wash. p—4 We'll Fix Speedy. depend. able service with specially design- ed tools and equipment. Mod- srate prices, Parsons Eleciric Co. Juneau, Alaska O e ] YELLOW CAB ! Phone 22 24-hour Dependable Service o o e Capifal City Trailways BUS SCHEDULE Leave Juneau Leave Douglas 7:15 AM. 7:40 AM. 8:10 AM. 8:40 AM. 9:10 AM. 10:00 A M. 11:10 AM. 11:40 AM. 12:10 P.M. 12:40 P.M. 2:10 P.M. 2:40 P.M. 3:10 P.M. 3:40 PM. 5:10 P.M. 5:40 P.M. 6:10 P.M. 1:00 P.M. 7:15 P.M. 8:00 P.M. 8:15 P.M. 9:00 P.M. 10:00 P.M. 10:30 P.M. 12:00 Midnight 12:30 AM. Bus leaves from So. Seward St. (Near Teen-Age Club)—Juneau iWESIERN ACTION, - LAUGHS FOR DUAL . BILL AT CAPITOL 'STRANGLER PACKS TERROR FOR 20TH CENTURY PATRONS' Twin-Hit Program Tonight TOOMCENTURY Last Time | Bill (Wild Bill) Elliott again pro- “The Spider,” 20th Century-| |claimed that he is by nature “a Fox’s suspense-packed story of a o ik & nae ible man, but - - - * and beautiful woman who held the Complete Shows at 7:15 - 8:25 therewith rods, fought, and routed key to the strangling terror that 3 the villain in Republic’s action- qripped the hearts of thousands, 'n 0“ t-ow” packed western, “Mojave Fire- and of a handsome detective Wwho r ltown of Epitaph, founded as a is w::;‘l ;.[‘ "nu‘v‘d'\l'\\fimlm-:‘.; Century pargl Mikdet model viilage by George “Gabby”| Cheatre. The exciting thriller- '"d““'“l"y“:"‘. Hayes, wealthy = prospector, kut mystery boasts an outstanding seae which, due to the evil machina- cast, headed by Richard Conte, tions of a gang, gradually turns Faye Marlowe, Kurt Kreuger, John out to be anything but the peace- Harvey, Martin Kosleck ful city be had dreamed of. El- Moreland, Walter Sande liott who plays thie part of a peace williams. officer, is cn bis way through the { Set against the colorful back- country to meet the United States {ground of New Orleans’ fabulous Marshal when he discovers the S [French quarter, the fast-paced situation in the little town, and . . {ilm tells the story of a suave remeins to solve a murder, heip)’ RED ARMY CLUB IN C. F. R M A German bar maid serves beer to Russian and handsome private detective, the miners and turn the gang of soldicrs at club for Red Army personnel and their families in Weimar, in Soviet-occupied zone. Christ Conlon, who, commissioned crooks over to the 1thoritie by a beautiful and mysterious wo- Those two proven laugh getters,, 3 an to retrieve an envelope for Jea E. Brown and Judy Canova guests this last week the mect her son, Dr. Louis Dahl, who ;::‘ suddenly finds hlmsul‘; fac- are teamed for a double ration of McConkey, a ll’m yterian flew in from the States. Dr. Dahl lARGER STUDENI ling charges of having murdered | «PICTURE culickles 1" the ! secohd” feature,’ ster from Seattle, Washing- is also cnjoying a visit with his SRR B e son™ which - alio has o 'ton, and the Rev. Ed Freeman |trother, Roger, and wife, who are ENROllMENI FOR P oteran | actor Bdward ‘Ava- | [SRN BERYEN e AURRER TREEEH ety TR from Ketchikan, and the Rev. spending the summer in Skag- {1215 For Sonts G nehE s de ior ie :;""n"x‘:m b o s o Fre ‘““r”'“ [“\;“”' J““_[:’I" Free- way AlASKA S(HOO[ law in the second feature on the Phas by Karl Kamb and John C. Higgins man, from irgini Minnesota. —_— # . tion-crammed Directed by EDWARD CAHN N T McConkey ew in Fourteen or fifteen members of Ilm:;::mMm:ms“.“,r:r A[:u(r Dark." Produced by JERRY BRESLER ewsy o es J Thursda afterncon and the Ladies Church Auxiliary met e s mow in Dawson, Y. T. He is|at the home of Mrs. E. A. Ras- due to return here the 21st. The muson to resume their work after CommISSIonerof Edu(ahon D“D( LAS » flew in Thursday a summer ation Mrs. Etta From Skagway and left later for Whitchorse to|Ward will be next month's host- Repons Increase for ¥ ‘ catch a plane kack to Ketchikan. | ess. 1947 Anfi fed { Z‘E“/s (Sheblh Corrispondence) George Everest left for Juneau| Elizabeth Alexander was host- _H»'E'pa e ! e SKAGWAY, Alaska, August 11— Thursday by plane for dental at- o to a group of schoolmates last L R e L Douglas City Council met Mrs. Harriett S. Pullen, pioneer tention and returned home yester- Wednentlay, | evenly ‘le\;m\:m”é‘, o X BAlcation has D session last night after the Ot resident of Skagway, passed away day morning. George is no longer (g 5 irthd; Y i asia i e ¢ stu. Firemen's meeting. Two pieces of { )- 4E (e “WHIle Dass: Hospital ‘on |With' the' Mission “Dairy’ put is|were invlied © enjoy Ll skating e g 16 Tenitouial schools business were taken care of. Saturdny afterncon. Mrs. Pullen|Working for the White Pass rail-jat the Recreation Hall, after which dents entolled in Territorial SS00S ~orginance No. 25, relative to ? ze gang they were taken to the derberg | Will increase this year to 9,220, o bad been confined to her bed road on the bridge gang. Raaic, - 4 gl % “" granting a franchise to the Capi- ; 3 ; g 0 home for refreshments. The party Last year the total enrollment was ° © > BuE line B d its first :;"‘\ lUf] m; “mf L“h: 1‘"?.’;]1‘:“ ? day for the Which lasted from seven until ten,|9,133. The total number of teach- ll;\lld(lllll': S KON DRGNS S onths because of the infirmities r s lay r the % - o L it reading. of her advanced age. Two weeks 3 Bennelt Sunday S e b "l‘f,m,"':,c(fu,:[";;}‘,f”“L,‘C’ The Council voted to sell to Geo. ago she fell while getting out picnic and many Skagway persons, ¢ Burfield, Einoth T, e |idier. ntmbet of $udents an. to Onntillion lok No. 1, Blook da. That an d G E N E R A L of bed, and broke her hip. Aug. have purchased tickets for the (;‘,L‘\‘]‘\ :x‘“l' % m:fwe Rl(l'l\ ::“-_"r‘nl‘w.»mnm at soveral rewly cs. 15 the lot immediately south of 1 13 would have been her Gitn All Sunday School attend-|[ona B¢ FALD FHERG R o, tablished schools. - the Al Goetz home. i e a ) have teen present the Z}:)A(:-IA;']\ n;:m“:m m’.{‘.‘;‘)‘;l e en, s 8 SR 1 Nz - T l R B s iett Pulle o i four Sundays wers given | Carol vius, @ ¢ yan saia wae 21 City Schoo i g : e :Hllla;o(()u.mla:“‘::xls e \xl:':;:‘" \f}:(“x’. free tickets. The train will Seave (and Arthur Alexander. | Districts have hired 220 teachers ~Mrs Aligg _Ki‘t'b;‘m:fr:;““f“lli’“’h‘(_‘l" © came to Skagway in 1897. She at eight fifteen in the mornins Tt land anticipate an enrollment of % “'_”’]u‘ ;"‘UE AT “" ed for s ¥ ntil she had and all indications are that to-| Mrs. Virginia Boyd left on the 4854 puplls, This figurs Inc R T B 2 D i 'ths f i sufficient to bring her morrow will be a nice day plage Sunday morning enroute mmn- newly organized incorporated g g rlve Wl a e { On children and stock to Skagway. § 3 San Francisco, where her moth- | school district at Kake. T:’Ufia fltfl:f: F';“:nnk‘ )1 had & latge.homestead in Dyea| Gordon Blanchard reiurned to % 15 seriously dll | ‘The two independent school dis- oy o 0 B New—sturdY—Long- Valley and raised cattle and did agway Tuesday afternoon after & \mrlx at Anchorage and Fairbanks SN€ l-“:l"_;ir_ much of the carpentering on her|sending the past two months in| Walter Self was the guest of | @nticipate a total envoilment of 2 T' buildings herself, In the early! geattle honor at a dinner party last Wed-|2%502 pupils and have employed 92 3 Wearlng lres days she also drove a four horse e nesday evening when Mrs. Self, |teachers. These districts are also OUARIERS BARGE team on almost daily trips to the Tuesday's plane brought five assisted by Mrs. Henry Williams jBoth new this year ; ] summit at White Pass. She later passengers in and took out a full served a chow mein dinner, picnic| = The 58 rural schools, which I WED NORIH FOR SEE US No cperated a restaurant and became Joad. Saturd stormy weather Style, in the Willlams® picnic rorn-‘;“i“ "l;g[fl‘:fl hly tl\rq]’:"l(-rnn;‘x’}:.’ \\:: owner of the historic old Pullen prevented the scheduled trip, but er in their yard. A delicious hire .20 eachers and expect B I 1000, the munazement Ot L avecka Oaachal (scaplane” was)tirthday” ek’ sl ice srafi’ Wert | Simpllieny (of 00T, piplle BV an ARMY EMPLOYEES and RECEIVE a Iwhich she kept in her own hands herc e Sunday morning sorved for dessert. Helping Mr.|Said that only 27 of the 105 teach- until a year ago. Her acfive man- s Self observe his birthday were Mr.lers have not previously taught — LIB ager was her granddaughter, Mary' Mr. and Mrs. Dave Mulcare left/and Mrs. Willlams. Mrs. Beulah school in the Territorial system. Area Engineer James W. Huston AL Pullen, who also operates the Gold- on Tuesday afternoon for Juneau|Knott, Donna Lee Ward, and Mr In addition to the newly organ- of the U. S. Army Engineer Dock {en North Hotel. expecting to leave that night by and Mrs. Harry Honius and Caro- |ized independent and incorporated i juneau has announced the ar- TRADE-IN Many famous persons have pass- plane for Seattle, but the flight 1yn. ischool districts, eight new rural pjya] of a newly acquired quarters 'ed through the doofs of the Pul-'was cancelled. However, word was —_— {schools will be established this yarge for use where needed for 7 len House and Museum, as the received here that they had ‘reach-| Mr. and Barnay. ~ndersqn | Y8T by the Tepritory. They are at nousing workers on. Atmy. - con- ALL““ ANCE register s witness. Until sheled Blain "Thursday afternoon. Mr.|and family returned to Skagway|’l ehor Polnt, near Homer; Bay- gtruction projects in Alaska. ‘became bedridden, Mrs. Pullen'gnd Mrs. Mulcare were royally en-lon the Princess Louise Sunday Wgw; 8. -BOWRI, SOV IP The YHD 31, which is in actu- on your OLD TIRES {conducted the museum tours her-'tertained during their last two'morning after spending the sum- narth ‘7"15{_"“”5““: Fort Richard- ,jity a two-story or double deck self weeks in Skagway, bridge parties/mer vacation in. the States. son (8 teachers) ; GlenAllen on the parracks on a barge, was towed by Three sons and a daughter'and dinners occuping every eve- LA GlenAllen Highway; VN‘ffu“":L]"r"r the Army Tug L. T. 394 to Juneau !spent their early days in Skag- ning. Mr. and Mrs. Mulcare mace' Miss Helen Wallace is expected the {\lafkfl Highwav}, f?u off from San Francisco, where it was \way, one son only surviving the.many {riends here during their o return from her summer vaca- Harbor, on Sanak Island V{V)h ch( acquired from the Navy. R w commu Go ¢cath of the mother. Royal Pul-'ten years stay while Mr. Mulcare tion the 24th of August. Alagka Peninsula; f"_‘d_ 'hittieT. The floating barracks will house . . 4 'len, a resident of South Dakota, was ation Official. Mrs. (51 The 36 school busses, required t0 g4g men, and is complete with an paid his mother a visit a few|Mulcare was head of the OPA here| Mrs. Owen Fiynn and daughter URMBROH “"d,e.']'lbl. = “n-dt‘a{m;“ St el o, sl e Jonunnso“ “o'rons D R oo Thsy-wiil. bbkary iies, wesed sl nase S0l Aally, WL HA, DDGFRGR 7 Il vanal ‘@ Ratley. It WIlis jand a trother and sister survive. in Blaine, Washington, where they!sengers on the S. §. Alaska, and! ™ contractors. W e stationed in Juneau temporarily {Mrs. Pullen not only made a liv-|ask all their friends to look them |will spend the next month here " B 1A until assigned to some Army con- ing during the early days here, iup as they pass through. Mr. Mul- before leaving for their home in! ANS OF¥IC1AL HERE struction site elsewhere in the ibut sent her children to the States/care is in the Immigration Office Ketchikan., Mrs. Flynn has been AL Tersnty. e ossom s s s s o for an advanced education. | there. |visiting her former home in On- (Fr‘(lwl GA('I"S];"' fis‘tlsm“; x?';fig”;r ey A N e UAL;’IY wny’ — — S The Eastern Star lodge of which, tarlo. where she was callstl by the!of “the Alagka Natlve Bervipe, 8 £n You pas aur @ she has been a member for many, E. A, Rasmuson made a brief serious illness of her father. ered at the Hotel Juneau from not get the FINEST—Buy FLOR- J U N E A U MA RI NE C 0 o 'years, conducted the impressive trip to Juneau last week, leaving plid SHEIM SHOES at Graves. furcoral services Sunday after- on Tuesday's plane and 1eturning A large number of tourists at- __'fl,,__,’,,_,,,,,,,,,,,,,_,_,,’,,,,’_,,,,,,,,,,, Marlne MARI“E WAYS and noon in the Presbyterian Church,!Saturday morning on the S. S./tended evening services at the { REPAIRING AND NEW with Rev. John Dodge preaching |Alaska. {Presbyterian Church after which “Some books are to be tasted, others ! Hal’dware CONSTRUCTION BDal Sales the short funeral sermon. Long — they were invited to the Manse to to be swannwgd, and some few to be T i |ago Mrs. Pullen picked out a plot! Sister Mary Rosalia, who has view motion pictures shown by E chewed and digested.” Francis Bacon Buhber Boats Foot West Eighth St. Appralsals jon the mountainside back of the|been in charge of the girls at the A, Rasmuson and Mr. Blackwell PHONE 29 JUNEAU, ALASKA BOX 2119 Pullen House and requested that|local Pius X Mission left Tuesday Mr. Blackwell has a fine collec Bo”KS T" A l w, LL i Have Your Boat Steam Cleaned While on Our Ways she be laid to rest there. This|afternoon for Juneau, where she'tion of animal life in the Territory. { request was followed out and she|will fly to Holy Cross on the Yu-| Mrs. Blackwell and two chil- DEL'G"T Y”U now rests in sight of her belov- ed Pullen House. Sister Nieve of St. Mary’s of the Valley, is here from Beaverton, Oregon, to visit her ‘mother, Mrs. Mary McCann. This is her first visit home in nine years and was the occasion of the arrival lhome of Deputy Collector of Cus- toms, Joe McCann and wife, from Fairbanks for a week’s visit with his mother and sister. Mr. and Mrs. McCann are leaving for Whitehorse tomorrow to fly to Fairbanks. Sisters Nieve will re- main here until the 25th. The Rev. and Mrs. John Dodx‘ kon. | Mrs. C. A. Carroll entertained at dinner Monday evening in honor of the birthday anniversary of Mr. Carroll. Mr. and Mrs. D. Mulcare were dinner guests. have with her her grandmother, Mrs. Read, from Silver Springs, Maryland. Silver Springs is a su- burb of Washington, D. C. Mrs.! Read plans to spend several months with her granddaughter and hus- band. P. 1. Dahl went to White- last Monday morning m Mrs. horse Mrs. John Hvisdock is happy to; d’ren were passengers for Skagway ‘on the Alaska Saturday and will make their home here. Mrs. Black- {well, a carpenter for the Piu |Mission, has been here several | weeks. i A novel note In Skagway was the sight of an elderly woman sit- ting on a box by the Totem pole ‘on Sixth and busily sketching the main street with mountains in ;the background. The sketch was to be completed in water colors. The artist was from Washington,! wD. C., was left-handed, about sev- lenty years of age, and had a fine | picture of lower Broadway, topped \by the colorful tower on the Gold- en North Hotel. ETS AT PLAY _ The Ohnstein triplets, who are 3 years old, play with | | Nursery in Chicago while their widowed mother, Mrs. Ethel Ohnstein, is at wor!: 4 little girls are (left to right): Paula, Brenda and Rhoda, Alaska Animals and Fish Dufresne Not by Bread Alone and Here Is Alaska Stefansson Ploughman of The Moon Service Flying North Potter Raw North Gillham Monument in Cedar Keithahn 0ld Yukon (Short Stories of Alaska) Wickersham Four Fares to Juneau (Just Published) Small A Large Assortment of Stories about ALASKA for CHILDREN ALSO A Wide Selection of LATE POPULAR FICTION by Noted Writers Come In and Browse Arcund the Book Department of The NUGGET SHOP Now in the Simpson Building | 2 | Featherweight Ease! 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