The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, December 1, 1947, Page 5

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU. ALASKA MONDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1947 "y " |when it suddenly turndd and went ” 'LLBEYOURS” ' PLANE FROM i c’tfii"i: FEATURE "BELLS | end of the runway > Pcps Into Flames OF S‘I‘ MARY'S" An outboard engine struck the . P IS | bank as the plane sagged watchers at the control tower l l * CURRENT FEATURE \ | off the runwa -~ o ( { and| | APITOL THEATRE S AT 20TH CENTURY is “popped into flames Then AR it 11 in as it flattened Von o8 |gaiety that fans have come to ex- 3 ih “tlames ‘a8 fhu! o audlences at the 2 pect in Deanne Durbin musical ro- fuel tanks exploded Century Theatre yesterday and |mances, the singing star charmed R |1 liner had been dogged by, Will ring out again tonight at final |audiences at the Capitol Tmlml-v : \ther since it took off from Showings yesterday in her new Universal- R 0 E k Anchorage, Alaska, last Thursday. Bing Crosby and Ingrid Bergman International picture, “I'll Be uns uver tmoan mem a' During its flight from Alaska it are starred in this feature with an Yours.” S le landing — Ex- | was delayed at Yakutat and An- excellent supporting cast The tuneful comedy offering co- ea" € Lan mg X {nette Island, near Ketchikan, It Bing has the role Father O'- na with Tom Drake and | d h B had taken off sm Annette at Malley, newly pastor of ! Bendix, whe do their full plodes, f en burns 19:30 a. m .\'tl‘wn::’\‘\m RN somewhat parochial hare of upholding the riotous na- A | wska Airlines spokesmen said school of St. Mary's, and Miss ute ¢f the story. The trio is (Continued fron: Page One) !i " .o the company's first fatal Bergman is secn as the Sister Su- supported by Adolphe T 7 . ~ fex in 10 years operation perior, Sister Benedict, whose Walter Catlett, Franklin Fog At Field | Leon D. Cuddleback, safety in- ideas as to the best methods of and William Brooks The plane, a DC-4, crashed only vestigator for the Civil Asronau- child-training do not always co- Brifly, the story deals with De-ia few minutes after it had bteen tics Bureau, said the airline is a incide with those of the new pas- anna’s empt to escape \uull‘lll"(mnad back from an attempted r larly scheduled perator in tor. Though the nuns greatly out- Menjo advances and at the'janding at ‘Seattle’s Boeing Field Alaska, tut is non-scheduled #&n number him, Father O'Malley man- me time help Drake, a struggling by fog. Two airport employees flichts to the state: hold his cwn, thanks, ver, by claiming the latter is|in the control tower at the Seattle-; He said an intentive check into to the warm sense of hu- r husband | Tacoma field said the ceiling radio- the tragedy would be opencd within ~the walls of Bendix brings akbout Deanna's'ej to Pilot James Ev Farris, Se- day. E y his reaches its height mecting with the other two mem-|attle, as the plane scttled through - - when Sister Benedict takes it up- bers of the triangle. Deanna hasthe overcast was “600 feet with one on herself to instruct a too- to play up to Menjou for the and one-quarter mile visibility.” inoffensive ybungster in the notle ke of Drake’s future, and of Three minutes after the crash, .Funerals Ior art of self-defense caught. Finally, when|special reading -showed the ceiling | When St. ) v's is threatened that the situation could at “400 feet with threc-quarters of| by condemnation proceedings, the not get much worse, Deanna makes' g mile visibility.” methods used by Father O'Malley by confessing her hoax. Then: Yaku'al pla“e and the gentle nyns to preserve b to Bendix to try his hand| Harcld K. Puzips, chief ol the their beloved hool are respon- ightening everything out — non-scheduled maintenance division sible for some of the most amus- which he eventually does |for the Civil Aeronautics Admin- L L ing scenes in the “picture. There Tais feature is on again tonight,|istration, sped to the scene for| (rash vl(‘!ms is drama, too, in the rehabilitation Tuesday and inesday. official inquiry and said l a of Pa a ‘neglected waif, w s “Apparently the pilot ground- Iife’ is ‘replanned for her at looped when he saw he was x;uimzi e Mary's. SOHH KENNEDY LEAVES | "y g \RemainsTaken‘lo Portland WEDNESDAY TO VISIT |0 S5 o0 ey e "ams. —Five Bodies Not Yet Identified HOME' Sou]’“ (AROU“A ; with a neighbor, Ira Von Vo!k-f zuurg, when the plane came phmg-‘ hin Kennedy, § wner 16 PASSENGERS ARE FLOWN HERE BY PAA; ing down a steep bank and e . £ Jol of the swept the car across the road. Von PORTLAND, o“ Dec. 1 w» FEATURE | %, ' ADDED : ® : Home Boarding House, is pladning | Volkzuurg said heescaped by kick= puneral arrangements are being 13 ApE H,QWN OUI rts At | THE PASSING PARADE to leave via Pan American Wednes- |ing out a window and then groped made here todav for 12 of the 13 b | 10:05 | LATEST NEWS VIA AIR day for a visit with his parents in | in the smashed car without finding yictims of the crash of a twin-en- i x - e Florence, South Carolina. He will be | Mrs. Jones. He was driven away gined Portland-based Columbia Air - U American Airways brought BRITISH ROYAL WEDDING gone for two months, [seconds later as the plane burst Cargo DC-3 plane near Ya ten passengers from Seattle Sat- —_————— {into flames and then was wracked alaska, airvort last Tt 7 urday, one from Ketchikan, and | Alaska, airvort last Thur i ks, Thir 3 vearly 3,000 years ago the Egyp- by an explosion. The bodies were flown here'in a Lve I 11 ek .u:tee; b L ) e R R L P T d seine] tians staged the first dramas in| Eye-witnesses said the plane had gister ship to the transport that oo rom Juneau to Seattle. There is no substitite tov newsnaper aGVertising’ ;" om ot religious passion plays. made an apparently safe:1Anding sasped. X unday's flight from Seattle was Zooibti Al wih iy Joseph Dobbins, President of the C2ncelled due to poor flying condi- = :“" ":h‘p“"‘;,fl‘;t’f"]?é"“fl"“'/‘K’I_DE;K‘f"‘“ Those arriving from Seattle were g BENE 8 I it B service, returned here Saturdoy after Jao” pa:.(,:’c',’.“'l,«]\l?o'”,‘_'fi'{:;p\. bk, Dobbins said “everything pointed ;{“;EraN"z‘;::;,]:‘”‘j,“"'l’]“c“‘ sp.iee. - - ° to a normal landing at the (Yaku- ~goohoe ™ 0" Jineat Horace this ristmas Wit [l oo g Lo : : er down, the wheels were downed “ gt il g pred '::"li' :‘f‘”"";", “?: L;h")“")’;‘f_"“””"f“l']';"“ Dunn, Ada Dunn, Lynn Dunn, John R T VS M Rumesoh, - dohn - Bgro, e struck a tree shearing _ JUneAU to Seattle: Walter Isaac- s e wa _:‘_m“gs a tree, shearing con - Charles Clark, Robert Kirk- { patrick, Bob Young, Bob Olson, Five of the bodies brought here 3 f ¥ . 3\ b v ? + Mrs. H. 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