The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, August 20, 1947, Page 5

3 WLEDNESDAY, AUGUST 20, 1947 JUNEAU, ALASKA THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRL RETURN OF MONTE CRISTO COMES T0 CAPITOL THEATRE ! | ANN SOTHERN STARS IN NEW FUNFEST AT 20TH CENTURY HERE with l TIOCENTUR, FUN AND KISSES! " PAGE FIVE LAST TIMES TONIGHT!? The newest Maisie man-adventure Hollyweod r Louis Hayward | Maisie, the famous blonc 1 whom producers apparently agree a heart of gold who capti- is the best yet! on as a typical Dumas hero, | vated audiences the world over, been c once again in a roms akes another flyer into the realm tic and dashi J of adventure This time 1t s of Columbi Maisie Goes To Reno” at the Monte C: the Edward |20th Century Theatre with Ann production at the Caj Sothern once again in the starring on Wednesday and ¢ role Barbara Britton shares top honor Newest of the popular Metro- with Hay while a large fea- Goldwyn-Mayer series that kegan tured ca headed by Georg s historic career in 1939, (his pic- Macready Una O'Connor Henry ure finds the “Brooklyn Lonfire MARTA LINDEN * PAUL CAVANAGH * AVA GARDNER Stephenson, Cteven Geray and on a two-week's vacation from her SR i O viz at ) ke n vootit n by Mary C. McCall, Jr. + Original Story by Harry Ruby and James O'Hanlen Ludwiz Donath job, and neck deep in rooting a Sereen Ploy by N RARRY BEAUMONT » Produced by GERSE HAIGHT Hayward, who triumphed as lrnmuml gang from its hjideout COLOR CARTOON SPORTLIGHT “The Man in tn2 Iron M Ithus saving the romance of a 4 U1 b FLAG and “The Son of Monte C |young soldier and his bride AIR EXPRESS NEWS should feel right at hor In a comedy characterization for o newest film which presents him the t time amatic i as Edmond Dantes, great-nephew | portrayal in Miss of the oiiginal Count of Sothern imbues Maisie with all of Cristo and heir to the fabulous| the naivete, plus world-wise charm,! Monte Cristo estate. A complately | |that has won her the distinction new adventure has been dreamed | {of being one of the scre most up by Columbia, revealing hither beloved heroines to untold Monte Cristo secrots and | Leading man is John Hodiak, loves. i 1 sensational newcomer who stepped Barbara Britton has the femin-' into the port al of the suave ine lead as Dantes' fetching vis- | blackjack dealer, Flip Hennahan, a-vis, Angele Picard. George Mac M SRR M | cirectly from the leading male ready is avillainous Prefect oi, SaWe B el TR role opposite Lana Turner in Police, Una O'Cennor is 1 asi MISSION FIESTA DANCE — Claudette Rapelje | “Marriage Is a Private Affair.” Ange:>'s maid-servant, Ienry Sto-| does the “cloud dance” at San Gabriel Mission during ceremonies - - phenson plays Dantes guarcian, at which southern Californians bring to life the colorful early g s 3 5 o e days with their “Bells of San Gabriel” fiesta. NDiTii Shrm GG HOSPiiAL NOTES , actor who aids Dantes in his starring scheme for revenge and Ludwig ‘. ! AR Louts ~HAYWARD Dardt pl;\\-s . ('ob;;um :udw “_ht T B ASSO(IAIION geney welfare connected with tu-| Admitted to St. Ann’s Hospital i J berculcsis patients and their fam- yesterday were Mrs. Harold R. : works hand-in-glove with Mac- Be &n FER LA ¢ i : BARBARA BRITTON really BuEtht “i rightful h ¥ . the committe to administer Brown for medical attention and Wy o % e - ! REPORTS ON YEARS the fund. With the present lack |peslie E' Stevens for surgical at- . < of Public Welfare appropriations, | ention. GEO,RG.E A&fis‘}fiafiw this fund will meet a dire need.! pDischarged from the Hospital | 5 7 towns with receipts large enough | Marks, Carl Johnson, Peter Marks Py Lo DLAD MR EANMENT =t tTATURE {5 v to warrant, will join this move- |and Mrs. James Madsen and baby TRAFFIC WITH THE DEVIL STARTS AT | The Annual Report of the Alaska ment b LAEST":"R F";"PR“ P\'YE\\\' 7:55-—10:00 | Tuberculosis ~ Association prepared | Mrs. Winn stated that in the| No cne was admitted or discharg- £ h S N IUESDAY IR!pS by the executive secretary, Mrs. three years since she has taken ' ed from the Government Hospital. = . | Bess Winn, is now being distributed | charge of the office the receipts| Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Draw are — fs 3 | sponsors i he av rOASE! o ] & p 5 ittt Departiaent THALISONE 2,- 'l‘”hf’ill:“:; Am]tyl “-n.:;“ ("l‘l\Y“" “1“:( Iv(\,~~v‘1‘(T«,x d 100 per cent. She the parents of a baby boy born Ba’s Agaln Sel On 750,000 acres of land along the Alaska Coastal Airlines —ms L e o I\Mk added (1\.:v he wished to take this 'early this morning. The baby Alaska Highway have been thrown €ight flights out of Juneuu yes- ?“-.‘; bl Anb tHRIGARE yaar SEpLItuity, of (USSIDG sell CON- | welghed '8l Dornds, H open for entry under the public terday, calling at Haines, Skagway,' .- o ityng Yy l" 0o Seperiiis behalf of the Associa-, Mr. and Mrs. Lester Bjorge are Sitka, Pelica ? Fities an and the projects planned for the|tion, not only for their generosity,the parents of a baby girl born R e e o e T ' land laws for the establishment of » Pelican, Port Althorp, Inian ; Soniised atd’ the' 1 2 3 Island, Hoonah, Tenakes, Hawk COMNS ¥ temized are the re- put for their faith in the pro- this morning. Their daughter tip- . commercial and private travel fa- Inlet N Betatabin Wiahgell ‘,,i ceipts frem Alaskan towns and vil- | gram ped the scales at seven pounds, y n'erlor r er cilities, for the development of KL:.,’ K etersburg, Wrangell and . ges, also the donations from the : - paris il Tk panes Y i > the minerals and other natural ‘PL“ i Army, Navy, U. S. Coast Guard B PRI O - 13 TN resources and homesteading. assengers to Halnes were Hal .4 the civil Aeronautics Admin- | il Gt L R | B Approximately 500,000 acres in 1 : i Fairhurst, H. Inman and James s o e : e MB CALIFORNIANS HERE For 90 days after July 31 persons o istration. The Ar led the list Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Bart f the vicinity of Northway and Tana- " Kay; to Skagway, E. A. Sheaifer,” g . | r. and rs. E. F. Barton o g to the withdrawa at with a donation of $4,931.58, how- et lifornis 6 At the Hoe |7 cross on the Alaska Highway have and Northway may pre- Tom Dyer, Mary Long, D. Dribel- ever. all -contributiong were: gener- IM Oakland, California, are a e 04 been temorarily withdrawn from AN ot b bis, Mary Huston, R. W. Craig aud 2 ARdgiyee e tel Juneau e e g objecticns to the Secre- ; 'p" pivon to Tnian: ANIATA. M ous and given according to their e R e L WP E 0 h a recen n- o, . i a (sla , Mr 0 e “ £ 2 i 7 Depm.(men"; subilc ‘]flnd or. | a1y of the Interior. Such ob- .14 'Mrs R.- A Dalton: to Port Pumbers. A total of $20,201.73 e X " One picture is worth a " |jections should be in writing, N . 4 O was received in the 1946 seai sale. [nfi H » " g.” der, according to advice from Alas- | s, - e o, W HiXbon, ' i de- Entire Crew Perished when thousand words. ka Delegate, E.. L. Bartlett should be addressed to the Secre- Besid iis cwn program of " | [} . ... Chinese proverb . ey Ght- - tavy of the Inte and-should be From Juneau to Pelican, Mr. and Health Education and Rehabilita- _,‘B_” Plummeled '0 The land in question is reserved jiled in duplicate in the Depart- Mrs. Lentz, Homer Berg anc Lynn ticn, the Association has alw | fer possible establishment of na- ment of the Interior, Washington, Davis; to Hoonah, Peter Martin; whenever able, assisted the pr Earih a' C0|d Ba | tive reservations, and final deter- 25 D. C. In case any objection is to Tenakee, Ole Tang and Lonaiz of other agencies at time: i E y — nlcm Hand Colored ne l'odllcfiolls 0‘ mination will be made following |filed and the nature of the oppo- Camptell; on a charter flight to when the need seemed vital and ANCHORAGE, Alaska, Aug. 20.. o 4 geop Dosing Your Stomach P hearings and vote by the Indians sition is such as to warrant it, a Dearby lakes, E. Gruening and J. funds were inadequate. In the past - B0 L iRnIE L RtoMne, 0= With Soda and Alkalizers in those regions at some time in public hearing will be held at a P. Growden. it has conducted x-ray surve e Of eight MeN p o orpet to get real relief from headache, y "ey gdurence the future not yet announced. If |convenient time and place, which FIying to Sitka were G. Millice, given financial assistance to the d.of & B-17 plane - s stomasty gie S0 a1, Baelt S o it is determined that the reserva- will be announced later. Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Beard, W. G. Marine Unit, the Hyglene: to the Alaska, last Sat- sods andether S Rad ) tions are not desired, the land will Should the orders prevail then Beard, W. Avrit, A. Abele, R. Ha- peaithmobile now touring interior .. : i ; m}x;_t:‘{-:;-:il_y%;‘r-fl mfl;};!:;;::lh;r‘_h; P A l N Il l N G s be restored to entry under the pub- |{he procedure of hearings and a €en, B. Hagen, E. Brown, G. Chan- pionwavs: and te the Seward Sana- . < cight comprised the entire - S8ESHEfvour foodl digested. Aud when lic land regulations. vote by the Indians as previously Ding Tal Guppy, Jo Bowen, A. L. (oium’ It pays travel expenses wf ne ; the, botgber, . which. Grash- | O o gL b . . . brfle: Hortiess, withideawal oon= | deberibed would be Madectaken, Bendlk aud (O.B, Jonnschi to oy i vibavsalosieloiIUAnE Who oo o PISRSIHID land 8t Cold T ase v wiat i o plt i Rote The Onlslanllmg Piciorial tains an estimated area cf 325 i e gl I Petersburg, Bob Woods; to Wran- io .uiently as B field, near the top of the ;:l;_gmn:ng}og;‘g";;'o‘;‘f:;,’;fl“';;;_'hm; square miles or 208,000 acres with BULLETIN — Lake Success — g¢ll, L. Lemmieux and Dr. and .o givevs in Alaiah - ES TR ETREHR 0RO eSO Ty el i lnlel’l’re’er of Alaska % g, ol g* ] Y s v 2 Bisll vest 1C! ag it /8! 2 o approximately the same acreage The United States today formally MIs. J. Clements; to Ietehikan, iy Outstanding is the Asso SR rected. They gently and effctively “unblecic’ involyed in the land set aside in moved to place the Balkan dispute HenTy Fawcett and Floyd Wells. o Repabilitation program which Gapt, Marvin E. Calender, pilot,' B e en digeative juices to mix better Photographs that give the oulsland- the Tanacross withdrawal. before the 55-member United Na- Inbound passengers to Juneau gjyog t only scholastic &nd oc- o .m' vn\' ‘_.”;m \‘ E Ca‘l nder' with your food. You g;:e{fi:‘l’-;-“md.xnm P 3 30L" 071 ol A mother, Mrs. Frances E. Calel s u can . . The action follows closely upon tions Assembly which meets in from Haines were C. P. Cons, K. . cupational therapy work to Alas- Dinuba, Calif '"‘fifi?‘@:n:}flm- today, ~Unblock” your ing beauty Spols of Juneau the the recent announcement of the New York Sept. 16. Cummins, J. W. Gucker and Walt- pu; patients at Riverton and Lau- gt -lm'v' 'Jam“ i Whhdhs | intestinal tract for real relief from indigestion. ' — er Watson; from Skagway, J. F b e & b ‘hicl A e Ao 4l = e H H U. S. DEPARTMED KCE, WEATHER BUREAU e i TRk e i xel heactt BensEiR AL whieh co-pilot, wife, Dorothy W, Fort| pemmmememt oo d Glacier Regmn and Southeastern JUNEAU, ALASZA s it g 3 A %" provides as best it cam, a similar Randall, Alaska. | % _ 7 s. Markle, Dennis Story, Sylvan co,yice to patients in Alaskan hos- Ist Li Robert T. Alexander,! Alaska] hand palnted m Naiure S WEATHER BULLETIN | Elgin; from Wrangell, Grace Will- Frankel, J. R. Dixon and Mrs. Vic Hugh pitals. “This year the Association wife, Evelyn H. Fort Randall. | ';%_iens' i oY hopes to find teachers of occu- Master Sgt. Samuel W. Atkins, Han;axf Pn]1b rom a Vllcagh WET€ 1ational therapy for both the Sew- engineer, mother, Mrs. Wade At-! i ‘; e"t{’- M"“ = ::‘5"“_‘ ard and Alice Island Sanatoria. kins, Commerce, Texas i SOR, MREINA , OUE8, - Ora%- oonidering the fact that 35 out of St. Sgt. Alfred Boucher, assis-| ford and Lynn Davis; from Tena- PRRIEE 3 4 " | b 46 of the patients at the Ortho- tant engineer, mother, Mrs. Bou- kee, J. Tenneson and Gladys Ten- ’ g , s, ’ | Desd traba Hawk «inlet Buth pedic Hospital are crippled he- cher, Spencer, Mass | H(;yesl i ) cause of bone tuberculosis, it also Pfc. James E. Netherway, 120th; < ; A hcpes to stretch its limited funds Army Airways Communications From Sitka to Juneau, William Sl gy . Sod T . Rodenberg, D. Townsend, Mrs. H. t:) mfi:@tv?}:m f.:hdb,’_m‘mn“ for ”\\;:;mrxfi‘:;ka Ft;?:mund S. Neth | Day, L. Day, R. H. Williams, Miss ' unfortunate patients. : y, Tamps, s | G i } +Sgt. Richard E. Schuman, 120th Paula Morgan, Micky Bryson, Mrs.. The decentralization movement, ... Airway, Communications | H. Fredericksdn, Sylvia Frederick-'started last year, has been accept- gygioy e | A e Feol P" system, father, Ernest Schuman,' son, Mrs, Agnes Debbe and O. L. ed at the following places by the 4 s Cleveland, O. following Sponsors: Fairbanks, Pfc. Donald D. Benefer, Military YELLOW CAB 24-hour Dependable Service Colors. The NUGGET SHOP Now in the Simpson Building well during the night at Bethesda Naval Hospital where he is under treatment for a heart condition, tralize,- a sponsor must not only handle the seal sale but must form a permanent year-round commit- - . Fairbanks Women’s Club; Kodiak,police, Fort Randall, uncle, Har-| SIS, g e TR ® [Rotary Club; Wrangell, American |anq Peterson, Harland, Pa. | BULLETIN—Washington — Fleet Legion Auxiliary; Seward, Seward —————— Adm. Ernest J. King rested fairly Junior Woemen's Club. To decen-| BULLETIN — Washington — Ewan Clague, director of the Bur- eau of Labor Statistics, said today there is no business recession in £ DE LUXE ; DATA FOR 24 HOURS ENDED AT 4:30 A. M,, 120TH MERIDIAN TIME Max. temp. | TODAY H last Lowest 4:30am. 24 hos. Weather at Station 24 hrs* | temp. temp. Precip. 4:30am. Anchorage 68 50 50 14 Pt. Cloudy Barrow 39 31 31 Trace Showers | Bethel 52 46 47 .01 Showers H Cordava 55 | 42 46 .05 Cloudy Dawson 48 40 46 04 Pt. Cloudy Edmonton 55 37 42 0 Cloudy Fairbanks 56 48 49 33 Cloudy i Haines 62 45 52 0 Cloudy i Havre ; 82 | 52 60 Trace Cloudy Junean Airport 66 33 47 [ Cloudy Ketchikan 68 | 46 54 [ Cloudy Kodiak 1 | 56 63 0 Cloudy Kotzebue 53 | 46 46 08 Cloudy McGrath 59 47 43 .03 Cloudy Nome 51 40 41 0 Cloudy Northway 57 43 44 07 Rain Petersburg .. 61 38 49 0 Rain Portland 3 | 47 47 [ Clear Prince George .. 53 | 27 217 0 Clear Prince Rupert . 68 49 0 5 e Seattle n 52 54 0 Cloudy Sitka 65 44 52 0 Cloudy Whitehorse 58 29 47 o Cloudy Yakutat v 64 | 37 50 0 Pt. Cloudy *—(4:30 a. m. yesterday to 4:30 a. m. today) WEATHER SYNOPSIS: The rain area which covered central and western Alaska yesterday has moved on eastward into western Canada and eastern Alaska with rain reported this morning from most points in the upper Tanana and Yukon valleys. The high pressure area which gave Southeast Alaska such good weather the last two or three days has also moved off to the southeast producing clear skies and cool nights over British Columbia and central Canada. There are a few scattered showers over southern Canada and in Montana accomvanying the cooler air which is moving southward through the upper Plains States and giving some relief from the heat from which that area has been suf- fering for several days. Temperatures were below freezing this morning over quite a large area of central Canada but elsewhere ‘throughout Canada and Alaska temperatures were in the forties or low fifties. Skies were cloudy over most of Alaska but only in the Tanana Valley was there more than scattered showers. MARINE WEATHER BULLETIN Reports from Marine Stations at 1:30 P. M. today WIND Height of Waves Station Weather ‘Temp. Dir.and Vel. (Sea Condition) Cape Spencer .. Pt. Cloudy 52 WNW 14 1 foot Eldred Rock Pt. Cloudy 59 SSW 2 Zero Point Retreat Pt. Cloudy 59 Calm Zero Five Pinger Light .Pt. Cloudy 59 Calm Zero Lincoln Rock _Cloudy 58 NNW 6 Zero Guard Island Cloudy 68 WNW 4 Smooth Cape Deciston ‘iviCloudy 52 'E 2 Zero MARINE FORECAST FOR PERIOD ENDING THURSDAY EVE- NING: Protected waters of Southeast Alaska and the outside waters, Dixon Entrance to Yakatat—variable winds generally northerly or north- westerly less than 20 miles per hour. Variable cloudiness generally but with considerable fog along the coast and over the gulf. o tee. After the committee is form- 'sight with a predicted summer | ed, the sponsor may xetain 20 per business slump “postponed indefin-| !cent of the receipts for local emer- itely.” Naval physicians reported today. A brief report said his “general con- dition remains unchanged.” Ly e I L FUTURE KING AND FAMILY _ prince Carl Gustaf, 14 months old, of Sweden, | sits with mother, widowed Princess Sibylla, and sisters (left to rizht), Desiree, Birgitta, Christina and | Margaretha. 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