The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, July 28, 1948, Page 5

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU, ALASKA " PAGE FIVE "HIT PARADE" IS FIRSTNANNY GOATS [Gives rush-0f [FAIRBANKS' NEW POWERFULDRAMA &7 BILL TONIGHT AT | FLOWN T0 ALASKA loYaking Gow: | AIRORT (OMPLETE | AT 20TH CENTURY OALENTURY CAPITOLTHEATRE REACH FAIRBANKS WITHIN 18 MONTHS | ». s .- ncc.. ENDS TONIGHT BABYLON, N. Y, July 28—(®— |Twice” is at the 20th Century : | 3 | James A. Rodgers got too friendly Theatre for the last two sk 38 to- 3 'Q .9 4 Merry “Hit Parade,” Republic's| FAIRBANKS, Alaska, July 28— ity o tfllkinggrrovg, and now he's| FAIRBANKS, Alaska, July 28'”]\1”:'?:. 1t e .:(-\:;x;.nt‘.h‘.‘:;\:»:-"::\:“u SHOWS AT 7:20—9330 B new and tuneful comedy, is o its (P—The first goat milk ever flown jooking for his car keys. P—Fairbanks' new municipal ir-|qer 1o remove the obstacle in their THE BIG P/ ADE ||¥ey to the Capitol Theatre where|to Alaska amived here last Week- Rodgers explained it this way m'hun should be ready for-operation |y i of love. ks it will open tonight. This is the end in the original containers. Babylon police: i in 18 months, says Delos W. Bent- |" 1.0 Turner and John Garfield OF HIT fourth edition of the Hit Parade| Three nanny goats and four KidS ge ang his wife saw the crow onjzel, Civil Aeronautics Administra-|,.e co-starred in two of t series, and it stars Eddie Albert,|landed none the worse for theil tne curb as they left a drugstore|'or powerful roles ever prese ENTERTA'NMENT| Constance . Moore, Gil Lamb and | aerial voyage. They were shipped Saturday night. Bentzel, on a tour of Alaskahe screen. ® ||Joan Edwards. Bill Goodwin, who|from Otis Orchards, Wash., by MI.| Hello,” said the Crow. civilian aviation facilities with John | gare ” - scored in “The Jolson Story,” Wil-|and Mrs. Johann Olsson who plan! «“Hello,” answered Rodgers. R. Alison, assistant Secretary of |{yré, s“mv.‘:‘l;;::'I:;:,’,)d"k:l ‘(5“(,7,1\ ih\'\,};,‘.‘h Bam Frawley, Roy Rogers and the| (o try their hand later at home-| Rodgers, to lure the crow closer, | Commerce for Air, said alloting of | read Look has been preserved intact Sons of the Pioneers, and Woody | steading and boat herding near took out the case containing his car jcontracts awaited —only final ap-)and no punches are pulled Herman and his orchestra are promi- | pairbanks. {Kkeys, driver's license and car regis- | proval of the site by military au- b T nent additions to the large cast Mrs. Olssen, who once called her-'tration. thorities The story is about a night club|geif the “Floating Cleopatra,”| He dangled the keys in front foi This approval is necessary to as- NORTH STAR SAILING quartet who stick together through|cjaims a record -of floating 98 the bird, which suddenly grabbed|sure no conflict of takeoff and ap- | —_— thick and thin until one of them is| hours in the open sea, and of cov-|them in his beak and flew away. The | Proach patterns with nearby Ladd The sailing schedule of the MS givea a movie contract. The various foring 2 mile In 80 minutes while keys still haven't been found. {and Eielson Air Force fases North Star, Alaska Native Service comphcanom which then set in,|y..qing water and holding an um- | s pAES The second deficiency bill which | supply ship, has been changed and making for a plot with new twists, | ajq } 5 ipassed Congress just before d-| the boat will leave Seattle on are rcsol\_lml o‘nly \«hon»thc four- | " gho said her most spectacular D ' pl A journment included $12,500,000 cash | August 4, instead of July 31. The | some divides into a pair of tWO-|feqt was remaining afloat while e e“se ans re and contract authority for airports| North Star will make only one MR, ! playing four musical instruments. | 3 .gs here and at Anchorage. stop in Southeast Alaska on the| “Living up to its name, the musical P8 (0TI e ought to | Made in 'I'wo (mes‘ e northbound voyage, and, that will| {:nrez::s ;:r 52:‘ x:c\v She "::“l‘fm be a cinch. ‘] b g {be at Wrangell on August 6. % SR ¥ TGS e y ace song writers, | | — arold A. Whittaker, with the e, Jimmy McHugh and Harold Adam-| H (By Associated Press) lTorrilurml Department of Health, i Laies’ wonl‘n “Ews 4 son. “I Guess T'll Have That Dream | Talk of the possibility of another |returiied to Juncau yesterday after PUBLIC HEALTH SERVICE “ Right Now” and “Chiquita From! IRoopS P R A ( T l ( . - > STARRING | Santa Anita” are typical of the war has resulted in elaborate plansimaking a trip to Anchorage. Hel i o 3 |for defense jn at least two Ameri-|is at the Hotel Juneau. Two San Francisco doctors, Dr. COMING— (diversified and hum-mable songs lcan cities. i B RS W. H. Aufrano and Dr. Edward written especially for the film, each | In Springfield, Mass., a gun man- | NOTICE T, Blomquist, with the U. S. Pub-| ## ’ " EDDIE Al ERT !fl sure-fire winner among Tin Pan| ! ufacturer (Smith and Wesson) has| I Will not be responsible for any | lic Health Service, are new arrivals | The nazo‘ H Edge MOORE ‘Alley's,best. The gutstnndmg rhy-lAGAINS' FAIRBA"KS built and underground factory, w"h-deb(s unless contracted by myself.! here and are staying at the Bur-l Constonce thmic and pulsating dances, per- air ratd shelters. | (948 3t) W. F. CRAWFORD. anof Hotel. formed by Albert Ruiz, complete the | —— New Jersey's Liggest city, Newark,' ~ - o —— —_— PRI elements that make “Hit Parade” FATRBANKS, Alaska, July 28“’“ niobilizing against atom bomb | the hest entertainment value among (P—Two simulated attacks will be [atmaks. City authorities want to en- GIL LAMB Ithe new films. Y staged by armed troops against|yoy 3500 volunteers for training as! 1L GOODWIN | AR Fairbanks within the next —fivela,yjjary police and firemen. They'll| \ B 38| HERE FROM SITKA |days, Brig. Gen. Dale V. Gaffney,|pe given thorough instruction in ROY ROGERS WILLIAM FRAWLE | H. 8. Finch, of Vita Food Pro- Commander of the Air Force Yu-|fict aid, with emphasis on the| “Big House ond TRIGGER g iducts, Inc., is a new guest at the| kon Composite Wing, am“’“"“ditreatmem of a-bomb casualties. Blues” Baranof Hotel. i today. { “ S A i — He said soldiers from the Ladd | ! Community Sing | FROM DENVER Field Air Force will move to the Late News - & Mr. and Mrs, Edward E. Goshen designated defense positions in me'unioniled WOI'I(GYS |of Denver, Colo, are among the city as part of the maneuvers ih| i new arrivals at the Baranof Hotel. one daytime and one night mock: I B Idi T d S i ale. . In bullding Irades KENTUCKY FAMILY HERE | The General called the exercises 1 Mr. and Mrs. Morris A. Haggard‘smndard training procedure mwnd-' Ge“ing Big Money and daughter of Winchester, Ky. ed to familiarize troops with pub- are stopping at the Baranof Hotel. lic defense patterns in event of an & b _——ee - — emergency. WASHINGTON, July 28.—®— DO Y R A SEATTLEITES HERE | - P “ Unionized worl_;ers in the bu!lding . [l . Here from Seattle and regis(ered‘ PAA MANAGER RETURNS trades B(rc he;u«g;lng the biggest OU P RT . Take Parf n Juneau S Glanl Salmon vDerbY e at the Baranof Hotel are Mr. and: Robert Thorpe, Operations Man-|money of their lives. 5 SA I_ E e, e eteepn, " F. 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