The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, April 30, 1948, Page 5

FRIDAY, APRIL 30, 1948 THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE JUNEAU ALASKA ||IIIIIIIIIIIIll|l|lll|IIIII|IIIllII|IIIl|||||IIIIIIIIIIIII|I|I|IIIIIIIIIIllIIIIIIIllIIIHIIIHIII iilg SHOWPBLALE oF Ljusead , /, | \ CHESTER MORRIS TRUDY MARSHALL - CONSTANCE DOWLING RICHARD LANE - GEORGE E. STONE * FRANK SULLY | | | i | y Matinee 1:30 P. M. ——ADDED— “LOST CITY of the JUNGLE" SECOND FEATUBB Safurda COMING SCHEDULE "UNDERCOVER WOMAN" 7:05 - 9:30 "'BOSTON BLACKIE’ 8:15 - 10:40 "THE GREATWALTL" M SUNDAY! |||IIIIllll|l||||||l||llll||||l||| | | JUNEAU MARINE (0., INC. Railways—New Consiruction—Repairs WE WILL CONTRACT YOUR JOB P. 0. Box 2719 Phone 29 | two features for this weekend, star ing tonight. | straight for his studio. The cast also TWO EEATURES AT |20 5.5 S 44 INNING GAME IN “NATIONAL LEAGUE, FOR THIS WEEKEND CINCY IS WINNER | thirtieth anniversary celebration of {this event is being held throughout| | 1048 and since this celebration isj most fittingly carried out along the lines of World. Action Sunday these | two festivals are being joined to- The | gether in the local church. The public is cordially invited to| Lou f\-mdlv-uh lmnm,: 519 for bis unbeaten Cleveland Indians, is a sol- Id argument for the survival of the playe ball Leagues. Last of the big leaguers who still ombine the two difficult jobs, Bou- dreau almost lost his portfolio last Capitol ’Thmlro is showing end this service for which the Senior Choir under the direction of Mrs. Eunice Nevin has especially prepared the anthem “The Rainbow Bridge of Prayer” by Christiansen. | The pastor's sermon will be titled is featured in the «Independence Can Mean Shackled Columbia's “Boston Blackie and the Law,” newest of the popular film mystery series based on the charac- ter created by Jack Boyle, is one of the features. Chester Morris itle role, marking the eleventh con- Actijon.” |night. Only a flood of mail from Isecutive time that he has n)pemed - |aroused Trite fans induced owner the likable con-man-turned- Bill Veeck to call off a tentative tr * with St. Louis ¢ “cares” of bossing the Indians 'WOMEN OF MOOSE includes Trudy Marshall, Gonstance Dowling, Richard Lane, George E HolD ROU"D]’ABlE to six straight wins have weighed Stone and Frank Sully | s0 heavily on Lou that he has been | The plot revolves around the mur- | D'S(USSION HERE able to hit safely only 14 times in der of a magician whom Blackie is| 27 at bats. This is tops in the league. With nine runs batted in, he is tied for the lead. His shortsop work re- mains unchallenged. Boudreau pounded out four straight hits, including a double and forced to impersonate in an effort to| trap the killer, and thus the :ml A round table discussion was held | will be seen doing a number of tricks last night by the Women of the {that he has made famous at Holly- | Moose, Chapter No. 439, in the Moose wood parties and benefit shows. | Lodge rooms. Mrs. Adele’ Oust, Phd., The other feature is the ”Uudex-{r\ graduate Regent of the College of home run, in yesterday’s 5-2 victory cover Woman.” Stephanie Bachelor, Regents of the Women ol the Moose, fover the St. Louis Browns. | Forest Livingston and Richard Fra- a member of the Merced Chapter| The New York Yankees got their |ser have the featured roles in this No. 960, conducted the discussion.{Joe DiMaggio-Joe Page combination producll()n | Mrs. Oust was substituting for Mrs.|working for a 5-4 edge over Wash- ~— Dorothy Eggelston also a Phd., gra- ington in 10 innings. ‘|duate Regent of the College of Re-|{ Boston cut loose with a barrage of homers—one each by Ted Wil- |gents and a Grand Regent, Women | 'of the Moose, who is ill and will be [liams, Sammele, Joe Dobson and Jake unable to attend the Academy of u‘\nendslup ceremonies to be held at|phia, 11-5, although they were out- | the Moose Lodge Sunday, May 2. |hit by the A’'s. Mrs. Adele Oust will be in charge| Eddie Mayo's error cn Don Kollo- of the ceremonies at that time un-{wn,\":~ grounder enabled Chicago to [ ->e DOUBlE SERVICE FOR LUTHERANS ON SUNDAY A service of r)umnnd'nu import- ance will be held in Resurrection Lutheran Church Sunday morning | when World Action Sunday and the less Mrs. Eggelston recovers suf-igown Detroit, 5-4, for their second Thirtieth Anniversary of the organ- ficiently. [ victory. ization of the United Lutheran Mrs. Ethel Villesvik member of ;. Ebbets Field proved to ke the same the Tacoma Chapter No. 67, arrived | old unhappy hunting ground for the The World Action endeavor is that yesterday to participate in the cer-|New York Giants. Brooklyn smash- work of the nation-wide Lutheran|emonies of the Academy of Friend-fed the leaders' six-game winning bodies coonerating in the National | Ship awards. Mrs. Villesvik formerly |gtreak with a 17-7 shellacking. Lutheran Council to alleviate the ©f Tacoma is now a resident of Skag-| Pittsburgh climbed into second suffering which resulted, from the|Way. place on another fine mound job by last war, and to do active reconstruc- | the veteran Elmer Riddle. He scat- tion work that shall assist in estat-| ROME-—Gas and transport work-|tered seven Chicago hits for his lishing international fellowship, un-|ers threaten the first strikes in Italy second win, 4-2. derstanding and peace. |since the Communists were beaten; Rookic Hank Sauer enjoyed a field ‘The uniting of three general Lu- at the polls. :du,\ in Cincinnati's 14-inning 5-4 lnm over St. Louis. Sauer tied the [score with a homer in the eighth and won it in the 14th with a single. He Church will be observed. - AQA-&DDQMMWQ—&HE—& i Business and Professional Women Annual Installation Banquet MIKE'S PLACE — DOUGLAS 7:30 P. M. MONDAY--MAY 3RD FOR RESERVATIONS Phone 833 or 883—Red 815 evenings $2.50 per plate {364 | Freak homers by Dick Sisler and Harry Walker enabled the Phillies to edge the Boston Braves, 4-2. 'KENTUCKY DERBY TO ‘BE RUN TOMORROW | LOUISVILLE Ky., April 30.—®— Here are the facts and figures on tomorrow’s 74th running of the Ken- {tucky Derby: | Place: Churchill Downs. NORTHLAND SAILINGS | [ il Number of starters: Probably six. FROM SEATTLE | Smallest field since 1914. for Ketchikan, Wrangell, Petersburg, Juneay, | Favorite: Citation or Coaltown, Haines, Skagway and Sitka) 'both owned by Calumet Farm. S, S. ALASKA —— THURSDAYS, MAY 6 and MAY 20 | Purse: $100,000 added money. Value to winner: Between $80,000 HENRY GREEN —- AGENT {and $85000, depending upon the | number of starters. | Crowd: More than 100,000, | Broadecast: CBS (2:15 pm., PST) | Jammed trains, planes, busses and | other conyveyances keep arriving to- day people in them, all eager to get | sardined into the rest of the crowd. .- | HALIBUT BOAT COOLIDGE SERVING SOUTHEASTERN AlasKA DIPFMDABLY NORTHLAND 'RANSPORTAHON C0. truly lovely LADIES' SUITS and COATS HOLLYWOOD STYLES IN FINEST GABARDINE EXCLUSIVE MODELS ROOM 7, VALENTINE BUILDING AFTERNOONS and SATURDAY ELLIS AIR LINES DAILY TRIPS JUNEAU TO KETCHIKAN via Petersburg and Wrangell With connections to Craig, Klawock and Hydaburg. Convenient afternoon departures, at 2:30 P. M. FOR RESERVATIONS PHONE 612 Your Deposits i ARE SAFE BUY and HOLD UNITED STATES SAVINGS BONDS HE management of this bank is pledged to conserva- tive operation. The safety of depositors’ funds. is our primary consideration In addition the bank is a mem- ber of Federal Deposit In- surance Corporation, which insures each of our deposit- ors against loss to a maxi- mum of $5,000. ¢ POSITS IN THIS BANK ARE INSURED FIRST NATIONAL BANK of JUNEAU, ALASKA™ MEMBER PEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION ——————————————————————————————————— C J. EHBENDREIC!I C.P.A. BUSINESS COUNSELLOR Accounting Systems Taxes Phone 351 Room 3—Shattuck Bldg. AT NORTHERN COMMERCIAL The Coolidge, skippered by L. | Akslen, is at Northern Commercial undergoing crankshaft bearing re- | pairs. Akslen said he hopes to be away and heading for fishing grounds within the next two days. | The Coolidge was abeam of Nak- |ed Island two days ago when her crankshaft bearing bolts broke, necessitating her being towed to | Juneau by the Cutter Wachusett. | e Plumbing © Heafing Oil Burners Telephone-319 Nighis-Red 730 Harri Machine Shop, Inc. DODGE TRUCK HEADQUARTERS For Expert Engine Tune-up Service | [ NOT THROUGH STREET | drivers to refrain from using the street through the Juneau Ceme- tery. It was pointed out that a City Ordinance prohibits using this road as a short cut or through street. FRED B. WOLF Electrical Contractor Rouse Wiring OUR SPECIALTY Box 2135 Black 379 Brownie's Liquor Store Phone 103 139 So. Franklin P. 0. Box 2596 Bader Accounting Service RUTH BADER Accounting—Tax Reports Secretarial 3 Valentine Bldg., Telephone 919 H. S. GRAVES The Clothing Man "LEVI'S OVERALLS for Boys Widest Selection of LIQUORS PHONE 399 YOUR TRUCK ODR/VER WMIW/ YOUR CUSTOMERS & HAPPY/! 15 WAPPY! AR OUR LOW COST TUNE-UP SPECIAL INCLUDES: * Gliscking Folnts and Spark- * Checking Distributor. Timing. * Cleaning Carburetor Sediment * Checking Comy . + Chocking Condense and Coll. R * Ghecking Generator and Starter lr-.'h , and Generstor Charging . R. W, COWLING CO. Front at Main St. Phone 57 *Cleaning and Reoiling Alr Gleaner. * Testing Fuel Pump, manager in the Major }!;\swl Jones—to smother Philadel-| had four hits, boesting his average to | City Police today urged all auto | FEDERAL FISHING LAW ENFORCEMENT | IS T0 BE IN(REASED U. S. Fish and Wlldlafe Service Anticipafes Additional Funds Increased appropriations for the management of Alaska {isheries seem now to be definitely assured, the Fish and Wildlife Service has announced, and a greatly intensi- | fied program of law enforcement | will be put into effect this year. More men, planes and patrol boats will be on the job than ever before and with the salmon runs badly in need of watchful care to bring them back to full pro- | duction the Service promises the kind of enforcement demanded by all branches of the Alaska fishing industry In recent years men and money have been lacking to do a full scale job and some of the fishing regulations have heen given little attention. Chief among these are the sections governing the types, sizes and numbers of nets a boat may carry and operate in Alaska. Most of the fishermen have obey- ed these regulations but there are many who have taken advantage of {the situation to use gear that has been proved to be highly detri- ;mrnml to conservation. The sys- tematic checking planned for 1948 will turn this equipment up and it will be seized and destroyed as contraband, with extra penalties and loss of valuable fishing time {to those who possess it. | The Fish and Wildlife Service would prefer that the fishermen themselves 1all in line and put all their gear in legal shape before the season opens rather than wait | | | jfor legal proceedings costly to themselves and the Government. NEW BUSINESSMEN GROUP DISCUSSES " (. (. MEMBERSHIP Today's regular weekly meeting of Juneau businessmen failed to reach a decision ' on the future of the group but did accomplish much in |determining its possible policies. Considerable discussion was heard on the possibility of the entire group |joining the Juneau Chamber of Commerce. Chairman Joe Mangan appointed a committee to study the by-laws and constitution of the Chamber and report back to the new | | group. A committee report on forming a Junior Chamber recommended against such a proposition because of the 35-year-old ~age limit and other disadvantages. ‘The group will meet again next Friday in the Gold Room of the Baranof Hotel and some action may be taken at that time. - INTERIOR WEATHER The weather continued mostly fair over the Tanana Valley yes- terday and last night with the lowest night-time temperatures | around 25 to 30 degrees. This cool | but fair weather is expected to continue through today and to- | night with the highest afternoon | temperatures today 37 to 42 de- | grees. No precipitation has fall- | en in this area for more than 24 | hours and none is expected in the | next 24 hours. 1 COoU | night a recently organized group of young - wenne QO QDD ==z-- Where You Always Get Salmon Creek Country. Open All Night . .. . Every Night PAGE FIVE TOMCENTURY Last Times TONITE Shows at 7:25-9:30 MY TERY THRILLER 20TH CENTURY BILL A swift-moving mel lo(ll.«um achiey- a high note in suspense and stir- llmz romance, Warner Bros.' latest mystery offering, “The Beast With { Five Fingers,” is at the 20th Century Theatre for the last two times to- Maintained at a breathtaking pace right to the end of a thrill-packed screen adventure, Warners' tens mystery-thriller beasts an imposing cast headed by Robert Alda 1 drea King and Peter Lorre, and fea tures veteran ch r actors, Vies tor Francen and J. Carrol Nais. other important, roles - ALASKA COASTAL FLIES FIFTY-NINE 70 JUNEAU Thirty passengers departed and 29 arrived in Juneau by Alaska Coastal flights yesterday as follows From Sitka: Orville Paxton and Charles Romianouski; from Skag- way: Billie Belle Coffey, Mrs. C. R Coffey, Mabel Tulles, Harold Gun- 1 and derson, Mrs. Geo. Villisvik and L. Brenwick. From Hoonah: Rita Singer From Excursion Inlet: J. Smith and D. Harris; from Gustavus: Clar- ence Ray and George Staber; from Pelican: S, Arala and Emil Hietala; from Sunset Cove: J. L. Connors, Ralph Rich, J. McKinley, R. E Knight, J. W. Livingston and Burr Johnson | From Petersburg: R. Ball; from Ketchikan: W. Chipperfield, P. A. Littlefield and Fay Caldwell. To Tulsequah: H. F. Knapp, R. W. Shottes, R. J. Burrows, S. Wilson,| A. C. Sanders, D, Hale, Paul John- son, J. W. Barnett, R. T. Moore, J. Hogan and R, Larenskie To Taku' Lodge: Lennie Lempke and Ray Bock; To Hoonah: L. White, O. P. Schoonover and Mrs. | Nancy Sinclair; To Pelican: Charles Taylor; to Haines: F. M. Caldwell; to Skagway . Lindstrom; to Sitka chry Moy (\ml Dick Cook -+ PIONEERS TO MEET Pioneers of Alaska and Auxiliary will meet tonight at 8 o'clock in the Odd Fellows Hall Both or- ganizations ‘will hold business ses- sions then join in a social meet MARCH of TIME Cartoon-Latest News STARTS SATURDAY 20th CENTURY Irving Berlin's ——| "BLUESKIES" DOUGLAS EAGLES DANCE It has been estimated that at any |given time one in every four Amer- MAY l 1 icans needs some kind of medical S attention. THREE FEATHERS AN AMERICAN FAVORITE THREE FEATHERS DISTRIBUTORS, INC. Empire State Building, New York, U.S. A, ILENDED WHISKEY, 86 PRIOF, 65% GRAIN NEUTRAL SPIRITS £X-242.88 FOR A JOLLY GOOD TIME iv’s the NTRY CLUB #4-PIECE ORCHESTRA Finest Dance Music on Gastineau Channel and Nuf Said . .. THE BEST Club