The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, July 15, 1948, Page 5

THURSDAY, JULY 15, 1948 % ' THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIR . 'FEATURE "NIGHT "IN PARADISE” AT Ends Tonight /i1y, g CAPITOL THEATRE 'NIGHT m | “Night in P;;:m." technicolor feature is at the Capitol Theatre. | All elements of entertainment are |combined in this film. { Merle Oberon as Princess Delarai of Persia and Turhan Bey as Aesop, | fable teller of Samos, co-star as lov- lers against the setting of ancient Greece and Lydia Miss Oberon is warm and femi- nine, and abandons rich King Cro- PARADISE” with MERLE OBERON TURHAN BEY Friday-Saturday ; esus to follow Aesop almost into § BT tragic death. Bey is fine as Aesop, making the | charaster human and telievable, | despite greybeard and hunched back | which he wears in disguise through parts of the picture. | Their love scenes are imbued with |the mysticism and glamour of the ancient world. Gale Sondergaard heads the fine supporting cast as Attosa, a sor- ceress who pulls the strings on lives of leading characters. . There are breathtakingly lovely handmaidens, occupied in polish- ing goldfish, garbing Miss O:eror and decorating the settings. There are two bath sequences ot DeMille lavishness. Miss Oberon is in one, Gomez in the other. In the story,-Miss Oberon comes to Lydia to marry Croesus. Arriving |at the same time is the bearded Bey, serving as ambassador from [ tiny Samos, with whom Croesus wants war. Miss Oberon hates Bey because | he gains Creesus’ favor, but when Bey appears in her apartment as & young man, they fall in love. She runs off with him to the temple of the Oracle at Delphi, where they are | almost killed | The story takes an odd comedy twist for the finish. DOUGLAS NEWS DS HOME and Mrs. Guy Russo and JAMES \ STEWART DONNA REED In Frank Capra’s FW irk LIONEL BARRYMORD ) Thomas Mitcheli « Heary Travem ITZ6ERALD KENTUCKY'S, © 0‘9 4 =y b3 ) 772 BOURBON Genvine SOUR MASH Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey, | Mr. | child returned home on the George | Washington Tuesday after a scver- | al month's visit in McKee's Rock, | Pa, and other East Coast cities. | McKee's Rock, Pa., is the home of Quy Russo’s parents. | On the return trip to the West Coast the Russos drove by car, | which they purchased in Pittsburgh | and later sold at Seattle. On the trip west and by steamer north, they were accompanied by Ed Tratrich of Johnstown, P: an old friend of .Russo’s. They served + together in World War IL MRS. SEY, JIM, BACK | Jennie Sey and her son Jim re- turned this week from Seattle, they had spend the past BOTTLED, IN BOND, !_O_q PROOP’ 2o Juneau Foot Clinic Rm. 14, Shattuck Bldg. PHONE: BLUE 379 By Appointment Only i You'll meet your friends when you travel the Alaska Line. Relax.. enjoy the magnificenr scenery and comfortable accommodations as you sail “outside” THE FINEST FOOD Elegantly prepared and expertly served ro ~om- plecely satisfy your fancy. SAILINGS ARE FREQUENT Sailings EVERY SUNDAY for KETCHIKAN and SEATTLE s. S. ALEUTIAN DUE SOUTH JULY 18 Sailings EVERY TUESDAY for CORDOYA. VALDEZ and SEWARD . BARANOF — JULY 20 ALASKA STEAMSHIP COMPANY Serving All Alaska Your Deposits ARE SAFE BUY and HOLD UNITED STATES SAVINGS BONDS m 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- POSITS IN_THIS BANK ARE INSURED surance insures each of mmmmw-m mum of $5,000. FIRST NATIONAL BANK of JUNEAU, ALASKA MEMBER. FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION S Everyone attend this conference. VISITING C. E. Miller was a arrival from Seattle useguest of his son, M. ler and Mrs. Miller Mr. Miller, making his first trip to Alaska, is trying all the modes of transportation, coming west to; Boise, Idaho, from his home town {of Quenemo, Kansas, by car, by train to Seattle, by plane to Ju-! neau, and is returning to Seattle on ON recent plane and is a M. Mil- JUNEAU, ALASKA several weeks....In Seattle, they World War 1. The wife of an Army where Mrs. Jack Carlyle and her b | cha member of the Clarence son Jack are also staying OF AL AUXIlIARY Clofer Unit when it was formed in - 1 Excelsior. Work in local offices QUARTERLY CONFERENCE brought advancement to district odist Church Quarterly Conference, s t of the Minnerota Department will meet aiter Vacation Church e, followed by service on the Na- Program Friday evening at 7:30 tional Executive Committee and o'clock. The Rev J. Gordon t years as Chairman of the Gould, representative of the Home | | ional Child Welfare Committee. Mission Board of the Methodist Born in E Isior of one of Church will be present. Minnesota's pioneer familes, Mrs There will be progress reports Hutton attended the schools -of of the Church and election of that city and of Minneapolis, pre- oificers. is welcome to paring for a business career. She achieved aquick suc s in business, beceming office mar Minneapolis ~ concern marriage Mr Hutton, States Post Office a large her zer of before with the United Department, is tive member of The American fon and srved as Legion Commander and Adjutant has Living on Lake Minnetonka, Minn A career diplomate Henderson has | Predatory ' witch herself, if need Mr. and Mrs, Hutton spend much | peen direstor of the State Depart- D¢ bretty much knows the facts time on the water, fishiny Leing | nont's Office of Near-Eastern and |2Fout her sister, and loyalty forces their favorite recreatior African Affairs for more than(her to. protect her. > { hree years. In this post he has| IDto this steps Phil Marlowe, pri- " PAGE FIVE now within 50 feet of ngth | gy course 1is without a curve and 0 st vt e o v 0 AT 20TH CENTURY | AGAIN TONIGHT miles per hour Tough 1ew suspense drama which opened at U.S. AMBASSADOR L i tense and exciting is ti The Big Sleep, Lauren Bacall in a whooping goc murder mystery iller The story tells of a pathological WASHINGTON, July 15.—(P— |dal of retired Loy W. Henderson, a frequent tar-'Gene who 5 involved get of Zionist criticism over the in the murderous activities of a big Palestine been named by time gambling racketeer. In turn President to be ambassa- She is blackmailed by a small tin dor to India. He will also serve as chiseler trying to cash in on the tig minister to the state of Nepal hot's work. Her sister, a kind of vate dick, who knows a thing or two the steamer George Washington. ; teen concerned with American pol- ; Miller is quite enthused about Al- IRIAL Rul‘s IONIGHI- on the partition of Palestine, himself and what he doesnt aska and will go home well versed 2 #! “Some Zionists have charged he|kDO¥ he can find out. In spite of} n salmen fishing and eanning, as T EN pECHON FRIDAY' Wvors the AYhbE murders, double dealing and double his son is:the Superintendent of |, Mrs Lee W. Hutton (akove) Na- S y| In his new post, Henderson wiilCrossing, Marlowe untangles the the now operating Douglas Can- |08l President of the American succeed Henry 1. Gitdly, who' lagt] YSWRE-aNE . tangles neatly” with aing Co, Inc. 'Miller,, now 78)LCc8lon; BUKIAREY, Is scheduled, f0 26 (ARS HAVE IESTED month became ambassador to ? | vears of age, operated and owned (3. IR on™ the . Bt el | Greece The film also starlights lovely a general store in his Kansas Baranqf next Tuesday on an offi- PSS PR newcomer Martha Vickers, and |.10mf‘ town for over 40 years, and|Ci0 Visit %o iAM Local Ameri- Wwith the Juneau Soap Box Den:| Dorothy Malone, plus and outstand- i only rctired several VBATE: Atk can Legion Auxiliary members plan py just four days away, Don Skusc 'HOlD SE(OND IEN“'S ing cast headed by John Ridgely N G a no-host banquet in her honor al said there was a fair turnout for| Elisha Cook, Jr., Peggy Knudsen GOING AWAY jthe Salmon: Creek Country Club (he 12th Street trial runs Tues- | (lASS' BOYS G!R'S and Charles Waldron { A going-away party was held |, Tuesday eyehing. el ‘;{Hfi 10 day night and that 26 of the 28| " [ = Ferer l’h" evening at the James Glm“m‘(un\mu in .'!umvh\u. Mrs. o u ,l N Juneau entries now have had car s O R Aons 46 Notor of Bermice’ Sohnson, | VISIE TRWERCRY et hikan and gy the hill for a test heat. Skuse| Another tennis class was held g b B otio 1o Toaving moon for the: States;| ToANECILOUIEE e oW [ said the comparative light tumout &b the patiipirk” this; aftetnoon, 'y BB . P ABLE. e s ) where she is to be married. With anof - is in those ports. From ght was expected as the|Superintendent — Garrett reports. o . ! ARD Mre. Gleaton B her sibter Doro- o uncaui A Muen and her ]‘”f: now satisfied that their | This time beginners attending were | o e : Q . Tangsott 45" hestosss, tne|PRnd: who iraCelmpenying his WI¥ cars are ready for'the' SundayLicy OUlMam, - Bion FEngstromy o 1oy tide, 436 ] i g on the Alaska trip, will go to the nd now have them home for | Billie Orme, Dorothy Robards, Ada v B E, 38 158 1L evening was spent in playing pino- Westward and Interior, leaving ) 4ok " f Bl sq;mp ‘.““ il %o High tide, 10:57 am . |chie and chinese checkers, with | umeqy next Wednesday Hng andan WEey o7 AR S| et Lo Rd6 1028 i . the honored guest, Bernice JOhn-!" Ieadership of the American Les _ i said ‘a dog was g ‘5.0‘:‘1"01’:“‘ sroun bracticed serv.|® HIEh tide, 22:39 pm . S coanmn ! cCormick and Betty | (e vear 7. 2 o AL A P 2 : A 0SS i R TP IR NS SR B H , Bonnett winning prizes in the 1;,()_ :‘l_“:sls’(;"(l“ ll;:‘ l‘?:f vi’l‘;;rhx‘:\“‘l!l’\n:".‘xn driver was lur.k) to escape injury ‘x*::":‘l‘ :o“{).'?l.m a bm.-’k%mz?x:dl whu: aersy 3 ‘ Alr Ekpress NEWS |u‘r game. Following the games, |of Excelsior, Minn,, who Wwas unan- All persons are ,‘m”“w ; to )f“:‘.ltu ha ey may practice hitting ‘ ¢ the honored guest was presented |imously elected Naticnal President thelr do; s (and <:u‘\w off the .“‘l,”" £ S o ; g FROM GRIDLEY === e with a beautiful piece of luggage |4t the organization's national con- during trial nn':h\\ .r\nmtlvu»x 'l"ihw w‘)‘i“‘mr“i\: ”nn lf‘“‘h )]lh: ‘ old : The three most popular forms ot 54 a. going away wift trom. the | ubaRia AR Ol b A T, VLo held tomorrow night “” (x(lnllnq‘x ..n.].:m.( elimination Mr. and M. W. G. MeLean smoking today—cigars, cigarettes and group of guests. Invited were Rose |28 to 31. Mrs. Hutton will serve in For the hrx‘wn‘ ”m those ‘bn\s }’1\'11- lll-‘]' (\r.\ .1\(\‘ l..;{m. !L‘n.m the ‘and son of Gridley, Calif., are | pipes—were also used by Indians Wolfe, Kay Hulk, Mabel Carl-|the Auxiliary's highest otfice until SPIering the class G tace. bk””‘m““‘ e l]““h fil boys' base- |among the guests at the Baravof |when Columbus discovered thie New son, Katherine McMormick, Betty | her successor is elected at the 1948 wishes to announce again that en-1ba teams will play a game. Hotel World Bonnett, Jackie Russo, | convention tries in that “"Hm,' xn:.\"lm\.\ o Anna Pusich, Mae Cuthbert, Alma| At the time of her election, Mrs,|unlimited assistance wheh buflding | Cuthbert, Laina Tapani, Shirley |Huttcn was completing a highly their cars. Boys: In clagses, & A g Edwards and Lempi Demos. successtil ‘yearias Chairman of, the' and “B” may rece nothing more a TR | National Rehabilitation Committee than dvice, doing all the me-| Grocerles 'in charge of the Auxiliary's vast “‘:““' ]1 and constructive work | program for the welfare of disabled; (NEMSEIVES | Ph ISAI-MON pA(K 'S '!.;1::1::1, of both World Wars. She, TF will be trial runs on the One i | sorved s National Vice President'hill tonight, with inspection night o H lESS IHAN 1947 |in 1944-1945. Her candidacy for being held tomorro The 12th Meals | National President was unopposed. Street track has been lined witha - Hutton has been active in!white broken nose line and now is a Phone A | the SEATTLE, July 15—®—The Fed- - eral Fish and Wildlife Service r . ported today Alaska's salmon pack totaled 1,224,840 cases on July 10, | compared with 1,467,281 cases at about the same time in 1947 The figures by districts, as of July 10 this year and July 12, 1947 Western Alaska, 1,023342 cases this year and 1045380 last year; Cen- tral Alaska, 190,731 and 412,082; Southeast Alaska 10,767 and 9,819. 'LIONS CLUB PICNIC IS SET FOR TONIGHT A picnic for Lions club members and their guests is planned for to- night at 7 o'clock at Douglas Beach, | weather permitting. Food and fun for everyone i5 promised by Chair- man Peter Wood. Persons who need transportation are asked to meet at the rear of the Federal Building at 6:30 o'clock when members who have extra space may pick them up. - SKAGWAY VISITORS New arrivals from Skagway at the Baranof Hotel are Mrs. Bar- bara McClain and son Calvin, \ Distributed througnout Alaska by ODOM COMPANY close approach to the AKron runw Skuse said the Juneau course is after organization was formed egulated roasted Therm for uniform full flavor. i coFFEEIN Schilling Drip Coffee N0 eacken sy A.SCHILLING & CO.san FRANC! OIVISION OF MccORMICK & €O INC FOR SALE A “GOO0D> Business JUNEAU JANITOR SERVICE INCLUDING ALL EQUIPMENT VACUUM CLEANERS — MOPS — BROOMS POLISHERS — BRUSHES — WAX LIQUID SOAP — TRI-SODA TWO G. M. C. TRUCKS Panel Model 47 and Model 40 MISCELLANEOUS EQUIPMENT NORTHLAND SAILINGS FROM SEATTLE for Ketchikan, Wrangell, Petersburg, Junesa, Halnes, Skagway and Sitka) S. 8. 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