The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, January 3, 1948, Page 3

| I | i SATURDAY, JANUARY 3, 1948 = "|[TTLE MISTER JIM” iS SUNDAY Blll AT (APITOl d s(ruxght -to-the- | youngster ‘\h(\v at an early age] (o g uslmn !h(‘ courage 'LACT TIMES TONIGHT! seu 10:10 fl FROM SIDEWALK KID MUSICIANS * %& .TO MUSIC 'S HALL OF FAME g o discerning cast M i . DORSEY-DORSEY-BLAIR ¥ } .7 7% Flulons DORSEYS il meAUlWHIYEMAN WILLIAM LUNDIGAN or] e == 5 Starts TOMORIEOW!: iIE°s BUTCH.... The New Kid Star W ’ , taking place on| an Oklahcma Army post in the| Butch” plays little sturdy and fun- g Captain and Mrs, The heartwarming | of the intrepid young- he and his little dog irthday party at|ip have been “bribed” | the presents tha 1 childhood scrapes romantic ‘interlude | his girl in twenty years, br ht to an end when his mot ildbirth and little Jim face to face with tragic A \11 h of [I!H short is '\l~u o this ature bill titled, | \Ul)vd\ Knows.” uln\h Dorseys" Pnd\ (Iw . THE SCREEN PORTRAYS THE MOST FATEFUL MOMENT IN THE LIFE OF ANY FAMILY. ' D FIGHT DOPE Two knockou.s were registered last night in the fight game, and here they are: At ew York, Jackie' (l\‘s{nrd 181, Washington, D. C., knocked out Bernie Reynolds, 178, of Fair- field, Conn., in the second round. | At San Diego, Calif., Chick Mus- | 58, of San Diego, knocked ncer Coleman, 155, of Los in the ninth round Angeles, R. F. KRONQUIST ATTENDS FISHERIES CONFERENCE - R. F. Kronquist is aboard the Norah, bound for Seattle where he will attend a nference of the International Fisheries Commission, | which will begin on January C. Kronquist was chosen as a aele- gate to the conference representing the halibut fleet of Juneau. He | was elected by members ‘of the | Deep Sea Fishermen’s Union and the Juneau Vessel Owners Associa- Ihrm He is expected to return | within the next two weeks. ?m- s e e ' YELLOW CAB JACKIE “Butch” JENKINS James CRAIG * Frances GIFFORD ~ AND WITHIT IS VIARCE OF TIME “Russians Vobody Knows> » AND i Late News Via Air Express SUNDAY—FEATURE 2—4:05—6:10—8:15—10:20 Phone 22| 24-hour Dependable Service lj | IIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllIIIIIIIIIIlIIIIllIIIIIIIIIINIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII The Baranof Beauty Salon | offers these JANUARY SPECIALS Machine Oil Permanent Wave - $7.95 Machineless Oil Permanent Wave $12.50 - SPECIAL COLD WAVE - $11.50 THIS IS THE FIRST TIME WE HAVE EVER OFFERED A (OLD WAVE AT THIS PRICE. Have your hair styled in the Latest Mode. Razor-cut styling gives you a cqiffuré of which you'll be proud. The Baranof Beauty Salon + Telephone 538 for Appoiniment MRS. ILAH PARMENTER, Proprietor Assisted by MRS. FLOSSIE FORAN, Beautician |IIIIIIIIllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlIIIIIIlIIlIIIIlIIIIIIIIIIIlIllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllllIIIIIIIIIIllIIIIIIIIIIIilIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII | Colorado Mines 64; Emporia 32 in which Jim promises to marry | va tate 38. Nevada 45 Brigham Young 44 Pe v ety | GO BY CLIPPER. <. Y ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU. ALASKA State 41 ton (Calif.) ' BASKETBALL Final scores of "of basketball game ayed last night follow Duquesne 54; Arizona 51. Utah 49; Westminster (Pa.) 3¢ Tulane 64; Vanderbilt 56. Barbara 58; Washington 54: Staniord 52; Oregon 45. tish Columbia 48 Pacific n 47 Western K“m\'lck.\' 58; George- ontana State 69 Whitworth 59. wn University 37. g Martin's 46; Pacific Col. 33 Kentucky 65; Creighton 23. Otegon hico State 57 Pennsylvania 53; Miami (Fla) 46 Notre Dame 42; Purdue 40. St. Louis 61; Holy Cross 46. Western Reserve 63; Brown 32 Miami (Ohio) 50; Southwest issouri State 46. South Dakota State - FREDERICK SHEAKLEY 71; St. Johns (Minn) 55. n Hall 63 Baldwin-Wal- Frederic 4 fcrmer \l 70; Wayne (Mich) 65, i who oy 64; Indiana 51. Oklahoma City Univ. 56; gs 39 1. Biggs of the sheakley at the time College of Arkansas 74; San Francisco 98 San Diego State 51 Marshall (W ) 28 St. Marys f years: . (Calif) 55; Fresno - > SEATTLE VISITORS Lucille dine 57; Whittier 50. 58; Colorado State 54, 0! Seatl State 62; San Francis- 41C Ne Sa ®The valuable time you :avc by swift Flying Clipper means more time at your destination. And Pan American’s 4-engine Clippers offer frequent, regular schedules . . . to and from Seattle every day. The miles speed smoothly by as you enjoy world- famous Clipper lmspnallty good food and courte- ous service. You arrive relaxed and refreshed. For reservations to Seattle or key cities in Alaska, call Pan American, world’s most experienced airline. 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Announcing . . « « o ALASKA MERCHANTS' BUYERS WEEK ¢ Men's and Boys' Wear 4 Sporiswear - Clothing and Shoes 4 TO BE HELD at NEW WASHINGTON HOTEL SEATTLE, WASHINGTON The Week of January 26th o 30th Inclusive The following Alaska Salesmen will show complete Sample Lines of Spring, Summer and Seasonal Clothing: BAXTER FELCH SAM BAKER BILL DIERS CARL HALL C.B.FINNEGAN DAN NOONAN JOHN PUTNAM E. M. SEIDENVERG ROBERT WAKELIN New Washington Hotel DEWEY W. METZDORF—Vice-President One of 19 WESTERN HOTELS, Inc. == Serving Alaskans -- AFFILIATED FOR SERVICE ® NEW WASHINGTON, Seattle ® BENJAMIN FRANKLIN, Seattle EOOOOOOO00 OEOTEY D D D O o o o NN 2 S 2 S e D S P o2 2 292 JELT, Seattle MAYFLOWER, Seattle ‘; ® LEOPOLD, Bellingham 9 ® GOVERNOR, Olympia ;fi ® OLYMPIAN, Olympia 4) X8 ® (ASCADIAN, Wenatchee © PRESIDENT, Mount Vernon ® MARCUS WHITMAN, Walla Walla ® WINTHROP, Tacoma ® GEORGIA, Vancouver I SIR'F l{A\( IS DRAKE, San Francisco Executive Offices — New Washington Hotel, \ml(k WESTERN HOTELS, N SOCE I ( @ p @ ( ( gww\m\\\\\&