The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, October 30, 1947, Page 5

30 1947 GREAT PICTURE IS SHOWING AS CAPITOL'S BILL THURSDAY, OCTOB | ALASKA COASTAL- CARRIES FORTY ON WEDNESDAY | A truly great picture is at (he‘ On flights to Southeast Alaska Capitol Theatre with the showing|towns, the Alaska Coastal Airlines of “The Beginning Or The End” carued 40 passengers yesterday. 3-M's impressive story of the| On the scheduled flight to Skag- bomb, whose title was sug—‘wn,\' yesterday were: Louise Davis, & by President Truman. “1Joe Green, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Exeiting moments and suspense | George, Mr. and Mrs. G. S. Hala- LAST TIME TONIGHT | The MUST Story of those who loved and Dared the Secrets of lhe ATO!IC BOMB! pervade the scenes of the momen-!ton and child and Austin Nelson. | test,| To Haines were A. S. Cary, E. J. L. Parker. tous Chicago “brick President Truman’s memorable/ Gullidge, A. Trimball, scene in which he -ordersi To Hoonah, John General Lesliec R. Groves to test|and Mrs. Martin Victor; the bomb, its fearful detonation!kee, Mrs. R. Kemp ‘ow the New Mexico desert, and Art Hedges, Robert the spectacular climax in which|Klakkenude the crew of the “Enola Gay,” not, From Pelican City to Juneau knowing whether they will ever were, Raymond Esmino, Steve De- return, fly over Hiroshima and Leon, A. Jiminez, Andrew Johnny, drop the world's top secret weapon R. B. Palmano, C. Dominez, Julia which obliterates the Japanese peyten, Felix Bellow, G. Nomala, city. V. Mazon, Frank Kilnhofer, E. | Robert Walker and Audrey| Aligaya. Totter are teamed in the leading| prom Angoon, Mr roles. | Charles Bennett and Thomas Ben- Walker appears as a young Arm“,ne(( Pat Bay to Juneau, Wesley jofficer on the “top secret” project, {Florence, Pat Photen; Hoonah to J\nth Miss Totter as confidential! Juneau, Irene Ohegawa, Leo Ege- «rcrrtary to a general. Also fea- ban, Anna Egeban, George Mayeda. LRI ppssENGERS ARE 'FLOWN HERE BY PAA Drake, Beverly Tyler, Hume Cron- pile” to Tena- Hardin, OR THE END with BRIAN DONLEVY ROBERT WALKER ‘Tom Drake : Beverly Tyler Audrev Totter-Hume Cronyn O TS A S S TN AT TOMORROW! yn, Agnes Moorehead, Hurd Hat-| field, Joseph Calleia, God Tearle as Presidsnt Roosevelt, Art‘ Baker as President Truman nnm Ludwiz Stossel as Dr. Albert Ein-! smn | — e H ‘ from, Juneau, “Betty Co-Ed" MASKA COUNCIL "Behind cily Lighls“ \ Lmdn, Robert Hooper, George Criss- e STAR“"G AC"O"‘mm Roy Johnson, Bert Seaton, —9:55 of America, took steps up organization for today the year to'den, Ole Syre. i Juneau to Whitehorse: 1t [ bright. A Council Nominating Commn-‘ The Juneau City Band will te¢ Was appointed by Chas. G. Bur-| practice tonight at 8 oclock in dick, Alaska Council President, the Grade School Auditorium. Dj- ¢onsisting of: Dwight L. Cramer,| rector Alfred Ventur requests that|Ketchikan; K. M. Lesh, Anchor-| all musicians, including visiting 22€¢; Paul Greimann, Fairbanks,‘ bandsmen, be ready for a snappy and James C. Ryan, Juneau. This| evening of practice on many new| |committee is responsible for the geleecngnn x ;hominal!ng of Council President,; WASHINGTON, Oct. 30—(P— ‘\«lce-President and Treasurer. | Vice Admiral Joseph K. Taussig, re- Also contained in the state-|tired, 70, who won the Distinguish- m:nt from Burdick are instructions ed Medal in World War I for ser- to District Committees to name vices as commanding officer of the | their District Nominating Commit- Itees for the selection of District! ‘ln“(.‘&l's and that the District An-; Inual meeting.be completed by: Des {cember 31, at which time the new! |officers are to be installed. | Chas. G. Burdick called upon the activities men of the district| {to tegin plans for District Rallys. | | These rallys are to be completed | |during the month of November. | wh‘" your money back. Local Juneau Scoutmasters will| CREOMU LSION be called into a Roundtable dis- cussion by James C. Ryan, Dis- for Coughs, Chest Colds, Bronchitis Imct Chairman, to discuss the rally| |prugram which will be given ‘in (Juneau and Vielnity) o e e owmsemeusg | JUNERY November 20. | @ Mostly cloudy tonight and | TRITE I | ® Friday with rain Friday YELLOW CAB J Ken Al BE AT 8 TONIGHT el & 'Vice Adm. Taussig How To Relieve Bronchitis’ Creéomulsion rélieves promptiy be=- | cause it goes ht to the seat of the trouble to help loosen and expel | germ laden legm, and aid nature | to soothe and heal raw, tender, in- Tl michus mom branes. sell you & bottle of Creomu!slon with the un- d dmg you must like the way it kly allays the eouzh or you are died last night. He was the son of vid Taussig. - L R R B Y ) WEATHER REPORT ¢ Temperatrure Tror 24-Eour e Period Ending 7:30 o'Clock e This Morning In Juneau—Maximum, 50; minimum, 39. At Airport—Maximum, 44; minimum, 32. WEATHER FORECAST PENGUIN ENROUTE 2 The ‘M8 Penguin, of the U. | ® Miéht. Warmer tonight. PRECIPITATION FtLtT S “‘;lmme set”‘fe' lJm S€- | o (Past 24 hours ending 7:30 am. today) ® attle yesterday enroute for Juneau. I ! nrriria ¥ i It is expected to arrive here in ap- | : Octn ‘i“nizzs m::]:s'. ;mce £3 Phone preximately five days. o July 1, 4186 inches. . Milton J. Furness, Juneau Admin- | & At Airport — .03 inches; istrative Officer of the Fish and o since Oct. I 5'3‘ mches: 2 Wildlife Service, is one of the pas-| o (o ju1v 1 '27.16 inches. | sengers on board. He has been on a PEEPR TR g brief vacation in Everett, Wash. i B | | Douglas fir trees cannot repro- duce in their own shade. 24-hour Dependable Service e BUS ANSELL announces. ... A New Garbage Disposal Service for JUNEAU On or About NOVEMBER FIRST New Equipment Is Expected Soon Pick-up Schedule and Rates will be published soon ACME DISPOSAL SERVICE PHONE 631—AFTERNOONS FOR INFORMATION — —— ELLIS AIR LINES DAILY TRIPS JUNEAU T0 KETCHIKAN via Petershurg and Wrangell With cennections to Craig, Klawock, Hydaburg and steamers for Prince Rupert, Vancouver, and Seattle FOR RESERVATIONS PHONE 612 HERE'S 1. A blend Osborne, Mr. to Ketchikan, R. and Mrs.! Pan American Airways brought in | inine passengers from Seattle yes- | térday. Two persons flew to Seattle | and one to White- | | Tom Wright, Bill Cummings, James | " | Johnson. BA"D pRA(II(E ro | 1e Alaska Council, Boy Scouts' Juneau to Seattle: Beverly Ams- | Dies in Washington destroyers Wadsworth and Little, | the late Rear Admiral Edward Da- | 2. Controlled Roasting®*— Bros. process—gives every pound the same matchless flavor. 3. Comes to you fresh. Vacuum-packed in THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE-—JUNEAU, ALASKA 'SEATTLE DRUBS ~ PORTLAND 103 " INHOCKEY GAME (By Scoop compound ' sea! League Associated Press) ey, who suifered a fracture late last d to Pacific Coast play last night and scored an assst help Seattle ‘drub Portland 10-3 and take over the lead in the I northern di- vision Bentley's assist came bulent third period, wh men cut loose to score six goals. The defeat was the fifth in a row fcr Portland. The Eagles' new goal- ie, Craig McClelland, kept the score from mounting higher, making 29 saves. In the only other Francisco's Shamrocks a tie with Fresno for the returne ckey in the tur- en the game, San pulled into southern divisicn lead by hanging it on San| Diego 6-2. Los Angeles plays at in the only game tonight - San Diego (HAPELADIES ARE ENTERTAINED BY MRS. HARRY ARNGLD Harry Arnold was hostess to the Chapeladies on Tuesday eve- ning at her home on the Fritz |Cove Road, Those present Benedict, Bowman, DeHart, Dob- bins, Drake, Denahue, Hickey, Je- | kill, Lynch Meier, Peterson, Palmer, . | Epperson and Condon. | 'Mrs. Amold’s daughter, {Mario Sodini was guest for ‘evenlngv Mrs. were Mrs. -oe HERE FROM KAKE Mr. and Mrs. R. Bean of Kake, Alaska, are staying at the Baranof. - FROM ANCHORAGE Paul Harp of Anchorage is stop- . ping at the Gastineau Hotel. Iron- ¢ Mesdames the | "BREAKFAST" IN HOLLYWOQOD" IS AT 20TH (ENTJRY Comedians ferent type give out brands of strive for many di of lau they particular the with humor of and the banter; and they ¢ a different type from sigh lmv infectious all stylied for > respor laugh inward punch master who doesn set patterns but I“type” unto himself. Such a man is Tom Breneman he 20th Century tonight in “Breakfast in Hollywood.” ‘The film, based on the radio program, /was produced ©y Robert Golden. This United Ar release features (Bonita Granville, Beulah Bondi, |Edward Ryan, Raymond Walburn, Billic Burke, Zasu Pitts and glam- crous Hedda Hopper. The music and singing chores are brilliantly !executed by Andy Russell, Spike Jones and His City Slickers and the King Cole Trio. Breneman's catch-as-catch-can repartee with his femme breakfast guests in the film runs the gamut (from the “sock” laugh, which stops ‘flu show, to the amusing “slow |take" which wreathes everyone in smiles. Tom, himself, never knows what's going to happen and he is just as liable to tear down the house with his own reaction to a guest's | sally. is, rather at \ POLICE COURT NEWS { Erling Martinson, cab driver, was |fined $10 this morning by City IMagl.slml(- Willlam A. Holzheimer. He was arrested yesterday for driv- Wil- S eee |ing 30 miles per hour along | loughby Avenue. Sadie White was fined $25 on a drunk charge. She was arrested yes- lErdB} afterncon by Clty Police. S ; If you've tri & WHY: of the world’s finest coffees. an exclusive Hills 1- and 2-Ib. cans. THE ALASKAN CAB CO. ' '“THE FINEST CARS AND SERVICE IN JUNEAU” COURTESY 7 mnm 1 —SAFETY “The Packard Clipper System” *TRADE-MARKS REG. U. 3. PAT. OFF. TWO GRINDS: ¥ Drip and Glass-Maker Grind V Regular Grind d the rest 1€ - buy the best HiLLS BROS /Y] for E g ™ PAGEFIV STAR [INTURY voNi G fflf Show: at 7:20 - 9:30 A FEAST OF FUN...A ROMANTIC TREAT... Irs EN]ER‘{MWENT THAT CAN'T BE BEAT! Howr Hy Sings ! " Andy Rusself o Yyour favoriy theushy |AMERICAN LEGION | PLANS FIREWORKS, DANCE, ARMISTICE fireworks ; of November of Armistice year. The f the I display Day e s presented by American Leg men's Ball Park Decision to spor row was made meeting of the un the meeting, plar an Armistice Saturday preceding The dance will be Ballroom on Nov The fireworks display clud® a brilliant show pyrotechnics sting of illum= inated pieces, wheels, waterfalls, fountains, cascades and many oth- ers Also, at teresting s shown to L. th or th t Monday u Po night's At » made the Day the were a Dance on rmistice given at 8 will in- of ground BEULAH BONDI EDWARD RYAN RAY WALBURN BILLIE BURKE ZASU PITTS s HEDDA HOPPER P .5 ....1“80.... CARTOON MARCH OF TIME Latest NEWS Via Air Express consi Monday's meeting es of SE Alaska were the members by Edward Keithahn from a recent trip. - -s - PIONEERS OF ALASKA Meet Friday night at eight. —ady. TI1-t2, > Empir: Wantads for rest iesulls! 1|Bert’s Cash Grocery SWEET CIDER - 7gal. §5¢ gal. $1.25 TRIX or TREET We have everything ... Candies . . Nuts . . Apples pranges . . Cookies FRUII (AKE DM 2 Poumnds 1% GRANDMA'S Poundccoe.. 9De Lite or Dark : T McLAREN'S IMPERIAL ffifig?fllggeds CHEDDAR CHEESE T oz.tins 1 §¢ Pound $3.10 Canadian ==we A PP L E S ==== Fancy Jonathan McIniosh % Delicious, red & geld Box $4. 99 Box §5.39 | Box $5.95 NEW CROP NETTEI) (nl]M POTATOES TRY A 15-POUND BAG FOR REAL QUALITY KEILLER'S DUNDEE Pound jar § FANCY FRESH Each | MARMALADE 69( (OMB HONEY - 59( e 2 No.2zfins 65c BACK IN TINS FUDGE MIX % FISH BALLS PreWar Type { in BOULLION Candy in a Hurry 35C 4 ration tin 89(; COFFEE HILLS BROS.—Regular or Drip . ST B SIS e I UL ST R Zpounds $1.17 "COCOANUT F Delicious Pound.73e¢ PUMPKINS Fresh 8 0Ze...40¢ Get Them Whife They Last BELIVERIES 10:30 ,\—“\l. — 2:30 P. M. — 4:00 P. M. CASH GRO CERY \ \ Dlll PICKLES s D e APPLE PYEQUICK A Whole Pie, Delicious 63¢ BUY BEFORE THE ADVANCE