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

(TUESDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1947 THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU, ALASKA ~"s PAGE FIVE ———————] [the city to sell lot No. 5 in Block Street and moved in this week. — == l 36. St. Ann's Ave., to the Juneau Merila i5 a fisherman WA( EXPERIEN(ES BETIE DAVIS Is ] Soruce Corp., was read the first - time. This lot is former hospital TEA] ) RITERS ‘ A ST ey e e, | RECOUNTED BEFORE [N FEATURE BILL 1 70i74 e e pOUNDED BY for $1 and other l'll‘lillsl(h*lxnl(vn\ scheol, rocm one, Wednesday, Octo- | Bpw oN MONDAY AI ZOTH (ENTURY | S{{”Q‘;{{{* ';lzr" ?OT] ‘- ll T ENDS TONIGHT! Fire Chief Shudshift was present ber 15, at 7:30 p.m. This room 1] t 7:30 p £ The SECRET HEART Lok e B B | s Doen s & pamtl g ; | with action, upon the recent request of |meeting place for the weekly work- | The weckly luncheon meetl f| Warner Bros! new | the Business and Professional Wo-|drama, “A Stolen Lil the Fire Department, concerning study mectings of this group. ' % man’s Club was held Monday noon |to the 20th Century The CLAUDETTE G ) | several known fire hazards on the There weve 19 present at the last ¢ ! LAUDETTE COLBERT — h present at the last o "y morrace Room of the Baran- |night, is exactly the kind of screen| JUNE ALLYSON 40 | erfront. Val Poor, representing meeting. Ten original manuscripts 2 = X % hic ¢ WALTER PIDGEON (Continued from Page One) |the juneau Lions Club, asked for |were read for eriticism and analy- of Hotel, President Rhea Smith|vehicle for which Bette Davis 3 p |city cooperation on a recreation |sis. All those interested are wel- Bio e i il o B A very interesting talk was given more so than any of her earliwr PLUS—LATES VEWS A messag2 from the Bibb, re- project the club was planning for |come U ATEST NEWS h ; p & by Miss Erlene Hull on her exper- 1ims, this unusual story affor N eived Ly the Coast Guard at atout > SpI ° Feature at 8:5( . ceived the spring months, on the Doug- - « 5 t ituie at 8:50—10:10 3 p. m. (EST) sald darkness Was las beach, The Councilmen promis- iences as a WAC. M Hull was | Hollywood's most capable approaching at the scene but that eq full cooperation MAN 0“ BOAT IS with the first group which left Fort the opportunity to display r hi “fi“gnnov" {10 persons h: been rescued by b Des Moines so that she had the ex- tronic talents to an unparalleled R L B ‘e life rafts. ‘ Councilman’ Werner, suggesied SOSGHI FOR 80 perience of seeing the antagonism degree. It's a veritable field day The plane, carrying what the!that the city ask the Juneau-Doug- S which first greeted the WACs for the star as she deftly portrays /,{\ MOUNT'N' British Press ssociation described las Telephone Co. to make more EEBI IO HOTH_““MM‘ to acceptance and finally twin sisters as unalike as (wins Lowe 3 \ |as the largest number of passeng-| telephore service available to resi- | L \tn genuine appreciation as they an possibly’ be FUN! ers ever taken on a trans-Atlantic dents, as many are inconvenienced | - proved their ability and sincerity| With New England, Miss Davis’ it laft Shannon. Afrport, . Eire.! by fio available lines to theirhomes.| Murry I Palim was the object initheir desire to serve thelr coun- 0% stomping ground, for the prins during the nizht, for New York,| Other business transacted was|of a telegraphic warrant for de- | try. cipal locale, the picture relates the nd Beltimore, Md. via Gander, providirg funds for a city chimney | ‘rauding an innkeeper sent to U.} The Pan American travelog engrossing story of two sisters and Nild. Apparently the planc en- inspection and the paying of bills.|S. Marshal Willlam Mahoney at|“Weekend in Bermuda” was shown their love for the same man. countered heavy headwinds and Present in the audience were | Kctchikan yesterday from Deputy [by Eckley Guerin. The enthusiasm _The one twin, Kate, Is a cot exhausted its fuel supply Mrs, Helmi Bach and Ms e | . 8 Marshal Walter Hellan in Ju- with which the movie was received Pletely lovable, selfless, undersiand- aboard were PEritons, but pearce. | gkt Hiis htrest I8 saugbt by Sen-|pihved that present duy Bermuda DE 8nd. symBRtHEWo GHASRCHERS the pilot was an American. He is S | tingo Cesar, operator of a S. Frank- has lost none of its prewar appeal whereas the other, Pat, is of an [Capt. Charles M. Martin, 33, a i 1in Street Hotel. Cesar claims that and glamour extremely - seltiN, camibitiows, s { |former Naval flier. A spokesman FISHERMAN, WIFE, MOVE | p,jim left here on board the Al do| Ko tnvitation Wik, extended i SCRIPUIOUS: ik |at the Prestwick, Scotland, control| Mr. and Mrs. Charies Merila, of | tian Sunday cwing him $80 [ the members of the BPW to attend Toelt, Myt ibye for. BilL ERLRS tower, said none was injured and|juneau, have purchased the Peter DEDISN B 1 esting of thel Thibed. Nations fon . (ISHELA) 1 8, hancaotns FRS Joted 8 messaze saying the big| Carlson home on Fourth and F| Empire Wantads for best results!|to be held this cvening at the Gov- bt e Ln I ROV plane was undar d | 2 & jm‘m;_“mw x}x‘wm as a lighthouse inspector, - - - T. S. DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE, WEATHER BUREAU l mors House, ' was made of the Cllminates in happiness for one and tragedy for the other. | | JUNEAU, ALASKA i . first dio broad t be ade 07 o, i A it b A TR o IR MAGNIFICENT NEW ACHIEVEMENT eclueted. n‘,vr' AS ! WEATHER BULLETIN at 7 pm. Thursday. There will be 30D '] ¥ | DATA FOR 24 HOURS ENDED AT 4:30 A, M, 120TH MERIDIAN TIME ! noctine of Chairmen at 7:30 pm ' s X PN NOVA - BROWN { Max. temp 4 TODAY 5 Thursday at the apartment of (HRISIMAS DRIVE 5 s o o et % “"m":“ b Weather at | gana Lomen in the Assembly G , : ‘ ¢ 1. MEETS i 2 . 2 b iy The following guests were pre- S'I'AR‘I‘ED BY A((A 4 h ; Anchorage 3 39 o ¢ G ok 8 . = sent: Mary Lee Council, Mary Goff 3 4 - .I\ x Hermann, Charles Womor, Barrow P 39 1 Praoe Snow i Hv«](.n S("ll(“ i b COAST GUARDE Sente Degan and Wm. Boehl were petp, 3 31 P Trace Cloudy < e s Lorsaml S SALVATORES NOW HAVE SON | the Councilmen present last eve- gy 39 19 Rain aldron, Juanita son it s LHM\L )1 Only 65 (roughly) shopping da until A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. |ning making a quorum necessary pou: 2% 5 Trace Clear - Bhadti il A : hristmas. Naturally presents will ILLEGALLY PARKED be exchanged like mad, but. here’s | /de Salvatore of the Point Re- to hold a regular meeting. Boehl|gdmonton p 3% P ks Cloudy | reat Light Station yesterday in!presided at the meeting, as acting ' Fairbanks 13 0 Clear ’ a chance to make a lot o i 3t. Ann's Hospita. The baby | Mayor, in the absence of Mike Pu-|gajnes 36 1.38 i AUIOMOB".ES ARE ‘huiy 1 ¢“ l_v‘ make ‘.. ]:m of children m \ N ap! ithout shelling out any ] ; | f“ J Al JILLL J | weighed eight pounds at birth. Mr. | sich, who is visiting in Prince RuU- | Havre | 41 Jbligh SUBJECT OF DRIVE 4 tox ror the reception of mag-| Salvatore is a seaman in the U. S.|pert, B. C | Juneau Airport 42 azines, reccrds, toys, usable cloth- Coast Guard Ordinance No. 26, which permits Ketchikan A owiceo v s o e - - ey e - Kodi 43 % r L g 1 vor waoes | IGRE : v A strong directive to Juneau Po- Ing, and in fact anything one| CUH”S BEHNHARD, o Kotzebue Cloudy fde » 5 v ilicemen was issued last night by ¢eems useful to Alaska’s crippled) R L U L R rba ELUADK | Chief of Police Milo Clouse on the children, will be placed in the ] A l E McGrath ] 16 ] Pt. Cloudy | A 8 y o . y 2 B subject of illegal parking, He or- Silesroom of the Alaska Light and S Nome 33 05 Cloudy | subject of illegal parking. He Power (OB DRI i Siain ALSO P 7 3 2 02 y {dered them to clamp down on mo- *0 X North 02 Cloudy The aforementioned tox has a|l Hoctuwny, : . 5 Rain |torists whose cars are found park- o C 6 R been somnced | BL@EEeST World News Events Portland 4 4 Trace Cloudy fed in prohibited areas or on the on | 4 rang sid £t — vet, 0 a lot of contributions N Prince George 5 Trace Cloudy wrong side of the street : L . ; ' s 3 GIRLS Prince Rupert ? 5 Rain | Clouse said that there have been "" accommodated. By the oy | Via Air E press 1400 many traffic violations escap- UDMS really isn't a Christmas drive,| | Seattle ¥ g 32 Cloudy S & 3 o Sitka 1 / o1 Rain {ing punishment and told the mem- inl((“l;.‘lt"]‘?:;‘ to do somethiny i ; E : nice for the kids 100% Wool Wttabaros 42 9 0 Cloudy \bers of the P\)]lh e DEpartment to TS R EIRG L L S . . a 3 R 9 i S e tra ¢ violati i s to all ” s - - ol 10 " " 5 " P S — 16 Y-lk:lta:4 ek ‘M“dfl e et 208 Rain ‘:jrs"::]d‘l,_:‘f‘f VAOKDARR. (00 0 %% the Alaska Crippled cmm«-n:,‘”‘H“‘f"]’_“’1;'“20" to room 201 - —(4:30 a. m. vesterday to 4:30 a. m. today f ofte 3 Abibotlition: arold sronroos, Territorial WEATHER SYNOPSIS: The intense sterm which moved into the Gulf | The traific drive resulted in five (PR B | Veterans Employment Representa- FOR WORK Card]gans of Alaska y ¥ continues to be centered just south of Prince William | tickets being given to local drivers tive, of the U. S. Department of . R PLAY in the first few hours of the cam- GOlDSTEIN BLDG. | Labor, and M J. Whittier, Veter- 4 0 Sound is beginning to slowly fill this morning. It appears that a second- ary low center is forming in the vicinity of Graham Island. Strong to | paign with an apparent promise of OFH(ES (HANGE !zun Readjustment allowance agent, Pull—overs gale south winds were reported along the southeast coast last night and |more to come | have moved their joint office from streng winds continued this morning. Cold air has penetrated the Gulf .- | : rcom 301 to 305. HE /‘HJ V QLUES [ of ‘Ala to within about 200 miles of the coast.of Southeast Alaska HlllOWE'EN po"‘lu(K Office changes, of interest to vet- > > o ) / £ and is expected that coider temveratures will be experienced over South- D NNER I'OM RRow efans, were made today in the! HESE FROM SEATTLE | east Alaska laie tonight and tomorrow, Temperatures dropped to below ; ‘I ) o Goldstein Buildir v | 5 i ; ing. W. W. Tuttle,/] M. M. Kline and Byron Horton 10 degrees at some stations over the interior of Alaska Tanana reported of the Veteran's Administration | of Seattle are registered at the 9 degrees and 6 degrees at Umiat. Temperatures continued above norma) SR e i . e = Loan Guarantee Division, has mov- | Baranof, over Southeast Alaska yesterday. They ranged from 42 to 52 degrees; Hallowe'en potluck - -supper will at along the coast from Puget Sound to the Gulf of Alaska this morning. | be held tomorrow night at the Ma- - L4 - Rain fell during the past 24 hours from northern California to the Aleu- Isonic hall. Given by the Juneau L L L L] tian Islands and over scuthwestern Canada. Rain or snow was reported | Woman's club, members and their over the northern portion of Canada and at scattered points over north- | husbands or escorts are invited to attend. The committee requests 5 o . DITE | western Alaska. COMIAN orfWRITE MARINE WEATHER BULLETIN [ that food be at the Temple by 6:15 | Reports from Marine Stations at 1:30 P. M. today joclock for the supper which will Th N dl n d J : Sh [ WIND Height of Waves | start at 6:30. e ee ecra an unlor op [ Station Weather Temp. Dir.and Vel. (Sea Condition) | Aiter the supper a program will /, Jape S| rizzle 3 3 5 be given as arranged by a commit- 111 Sew rd Street | Cape Spencer Drizzle 43 NE 20 5 feet 3 g! M | Five Finger Light Cloudy 46 SSE 18 4 feet itee headed by Mrs. Betty McCor- Rain 48 sl 16 2 feet ;nu('kv Mrs. Walter Heisel will sing Mail Orders Receive Prompt and Careful Attention | Lincoin Reck | Guard Island Rain 47 S 25 2 feet l"'l‘lu‘ Lord's Prayer;” several of ) Calling All Elks! LADIES NIGHT! SATURDAY-0October 18 10 P. M. - ELKS HALL Matheny’s Orchestra * FOR ELKS AND THEIR LADIES ONLY | e - e £Capc Decision Cloudy 48 4 feet Dorothy Roff's pupils will dance; ° - | MARINE FORECAST FOR PERIOD ENDING WEDNESDAY EVE-|a PAA film, “Clipper Over Alaska” Everybody S Talkl].q - | NING: Lynn Canal and Taku Inlet—northerly winds 15 to 20 miles per {will be shown; and Mrs. Henry \'/' | hour . Icy Strait-Cross Sound and the outside waters, Sitka to Yakutat— | Harmon will sing. ) easterly to southeasterly winds 15 to 30 miles per hour. Balance of the - - — . EverybOdY's T‘“(lng \5'3‘ protected waters of Southeast Alaska and the outside waters, Dixon| GILLIGAN QUITS PATROL \- Entrance to Sitka—southeasterly to southwes y winds 20 to 30 miles| Herbert J. Gilligan, formerly of About Our Insured P ! per hour. Cloudy with rain today. Rain showers tonight and Wednesday. | Juneau, has resigned from the Ter- - I LR ritorial Highway Patrol according Mofh-Prooflng % T to an announcement today from ; : : | the office of Highway Commission- lu' Frank A. Metealf. Gilligan has been stationed at Ketchikan but is in Anchorage, at present, giving testimony in a court case. HENEVER the conversation turns to clothes, someone is sure to men- tion our unique MONITE Moth-Proof Cleaning Process. We not only clean clothes thoroughly and finish them beau- |/ tifully. 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