The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, August 20, 1948, Page 5

{8 FRIDAY, AUGUST 20, 1948 " THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIR SHOWPLALE oF CARITUL :f; SE{®¥Y) THRILLING FEATURE | SATURDAY MATINEE—1:30 P. M. ——— ADDED ——— JACK ARMSTRONG OO OO Netice The Capitol Typewriter Company WILL BE: CLOSED from August.19th to September 1. EDWARD E. LUPRO, JR,, Travelers Enjoy Corsair Cruise {Through SE Alaska | i Among passengers aboard the :AT CAPIT_O.LTHEATRE | Corsair were Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Fiction's smoothest sleuth, Bull-|Sanditen, Tulsa, Oklahoma, who TONIGHT - SATURDAY K. M. —— A HERE FROM TEXAS | Here from Stratford, Texas, L. Cunningham is a guest at | Baranof Hotel. . . | — e | Loyal Order of Moose will hold a dance Saturday night, 10 o'clock. | All members and their ladies in- vited. 970 1x dog Drummond, is the subject of are making their first trip to another thrilling adventure in Co- | Alaska and enjoying it thoroughly. lumbia’s “Bulldog Drummond Strikes| Sanditen, president of the Okla- Capitol Theatre. Ron Randell is | his business dealing with second- cast again as the debonaire Eng-|hand tires thirty years ago and lish detective, with Gloria Henry since that time has seen it ex- {leads opposite him. Also importantly eration with 40 stores of his own ifeatured are Pat O'Moore and Terry and 150 associate stores, still Kilkurn, dealing in tires, but in countless the Cowboys, rides and sings his Golfers, both Mr. and Mrs. San- way through the most = exciting | diten enjoyed a week at the Bilt- |"Heldorado,” as the second feature | starting their Alaskan cruise. on this exciting double Rill. ‘first consecutive appearance oppo- . site Rogers in the new Musical West- | 41 HERE' 21 I'EAVE 'Hayes, Bob Nolan and the tamous iSons of the Pioneers, Paul Harvey | bers of a topflight Hollywood cast.|27 left with Alaska Coastal flights | B L |vesterday as follows: I |H. Baker. i I"(BS I_ IS | From Ketchikan; J. M. Angell, R. H Chum, W. H. Whitcomb, Emma t " ] IAKB 33 [oDAY' l From Wrangell: Mr and Mrs. J. From Haines: Harold McRae. From Skagway: H, L. Sweeney, The Canadian passenger vessel‘mn' Princess Louise, docked in Juneau Som Geka: Dol Bheve R o Cli iy . 3 fing znd left for Vancouver one hour H;‘g:a::::' mefxu g b later taking 33 persons from Ju-| % DS | From Todd: F. Willard. To Vancouver: Mr. and Mrs. \ ad Baker, K. Raatikainen, Claire !w"”;‘ e d““fihw;‘;' "‘fi“ :\'}f“‘"'*l{nocksteadt, william Sim, Don Mil~ jningham and wife, Mrs. Marie Magg, ' o5 D, I, Roseman. Backman, C. M. Giddings, J. Carl- . | Tom Armstrong. lsm;(' :f M. McPhatter and M. Cher-' g Tulsequah: Chris Olsen. gty To Chatham: Ken Nelson. Clark, Miss Lily Maag, Miss Marie | g oion, Magg, Dorothy Foreman, Miss Lynn | m gitka: Mrs. Stanle |Lightle, H. H. Dent and wife, Miss To Gustavus: Mrs. L. Trump. ;g .;;‘ci:v;lr‘\:uh, Mrs. Ahearn "“d‘Medhaug, 4 : To Haines: M. Houston. and wife, Miss Harberg, Mrs. Har-| g Wrangell: Pnillis Kunz, 1Mrs. Ahern and D. McKenzie. ‘To Prince Rupert: Mrs. Anna| ” i | Cesare Borgia’s poison ring is be- Shustad, J.'N. MacLeod and J. Fer'!lieved to have been composed of {inward to press the hand of his s | victim and the poisoned teeth of “ithe lion sank into the hand he! Back” which opens tonight at the|homa Tire and Supply Co. started and Anabel Shaw in the feminine pand to a $15,000,000 a year op- Roy Rogers, America’s King of | other products as well. picture of his career in Republic’s| mere in Santa Barbara before . { i Dale Evans makes her v.wenEY-] lern which features George “Gabby" | BY ‘mu (o‘s"l and LeRoy Mason and other mem- | Forty-four persons arrived and | From Petersburg: B. Hanford and Steuffer. SOUTHBOUND TRIP | == > | Harry Marvin and Marjorie John- |southbound at 8 o'clock this morn- INEY, pORA Giote VEUMIN ineat as follow: | From Pelican: H. A. Paulen, How- | Miss Erickson, Miss Fonticciho, E. J.| 'mom Tenakee: Cecil Crag and To Seattle: Mrs. E. C. Clark, Miss| m pejjcan: Don Greeco and Fred {Harberg, Mrs, Harberg, Miss Dent,| 1, gyoursion Inlet: R. and Ruth terg, Miss Dent, C. J. Cavanaugh,|c pmits and M. W. Maxey. b {two lion heads. He turned the heads the | snook. TWO FROM PETERSBURG Joe Tsom and Clarence Walters, Petersburg men, are guests at the Baranof Hotel. — ELLIS AIR LINES DAILY TRIPS JUNEAU TO KETCHIKAN via Pelershurg and Wrangell With connections to Craig, Klawock and Hydaburg. %" Convenient afternoon departures, at 2:30 P. M. FOR RESERVATIONS PHONE 612 NORTHLAND SAILINGS FROM SEATTLE for Ketchikan, Wrangell, Petersburg, Juneau, Haines, Skagway and Sitka S. S. ALASKA——THURSDAYS, AUG. 26 and SEPT. 9 HENRY GREEN, AGENT—TELEPHONE 109 THLAND TRANSPORTATION €O. :ious *oivres SOUTHIASTIUN aRr SCHEDULED SAILINGS. Freight and Passenger SEATTLE FOR JUNEAU Freight Received Seattle MV Coastal Monarch... Aug. 18 or 19 8S Aleutian Aug.21.. Aug. 17 thru Aug. 19 MV Jumper Hitch ...Aug.26.....Aug.21thruAug. 24 SCHEDULED JUNEAU ARRIVALS Northbound Southbound SS. Aleutian .._Aug. 24.......SS. Baranof .._Aug. 22 HENRY GREEN, Agent The Alaska Dock—Phones 2 & 4 ALASKA STEAMSHIP cC O M P A N Y Serving A Alas There Is No Substitute for .Nempaper Advertising! C. J. EHRENDREICH — C. P. A. BUSINESS COUNSELLOR Accounting Systems’ Taxes Phone 351 Room 3—Shattuek Bldg. S. S. George Washington PASSENGER—FREIGHT—REERIGERATION SAILING FROM SEATTLE AUGUST 20 For Information Call or' Write JIM CHURCH Agent Phone 879 Box 61 Juneau, Alaska ALASEA TRANSPORTATION . COMPANY Pier 57, Seattle, Wash. The Totem Route WHEN YOU ORDER— SPECIFY | { 000000000000 0000000000000000000 00000000 A NEW DISCOVERY . sbout Hot Water 7 H JUNEAU, ALASKA [ALASKA OLD AGE PENSIONS WILL BE UPPED, SEPT. 1 Recipients of Old Age Assistance are due to receive an increase in their grants September 1, accord- ing to an announcement made by Director R. G. Maynard of the Public Welfare Department, follow- ing approval of the Board of Public Welfare. i “Creater participation by the of Territorial appropriation balance make possible a return to the form- er standard of making grants,” ex- plained Mr. Maynard. Maynard estimated « that the present average grant of $45 would Ibe increased to about $55-$60 per ,month. Under the new matching {formula the 'Federal government will contribute three-fifths of the amount of the grant not exceeding $50. This means that on a $50 |gn|nt the Federal government will {contribute $30 and the Territory {s20, i | Maynara saw: ~while additional |Federal matching is also made 'nvnflnble in the Aid to Dependent children program, the Department cannot, increase the average amount of the grant per child because the 1947 appropriation was so far below the amount needed for the bien- {nium.” He revealed at present there are 130 families including 332 children who are eligible but could not be certified for payment. The . 1average of $14 per month per child is woefully inadequate, he said, and with only half enough funds in the general relief program, this average could not be supplement- ed, nor could pending cases be granted emergency relief. ——————— . I { VISITOR LEAVES 5 George Gibian, who has been the houseguest of Tom Stewart this summer, left this morning on the Princess Louise. He has been working in the office of the U. S. Bureau of Mines. 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Arrivals were Ralph Marsh, Hen- rietta Power, Mr. and Mrs. Wil- liam Cashen and Ellen Cashen, Ann and Elsa Johnson, Zalmain Gross, | Bert LeMarte, Bob Pierce, Harry Woodward, Thomas Simpson, Ver- non Foss, Leo Lazetti, Mr. and Mrs. |Rod Darnell, Art Woodley, Fred | Tubb, Emil Nelson, Norman Graham |and wife, Mildred Gonag lla and George Hayman. lie and Margaret Leslie, Clement Jackman, Lawrence Panamasolt, | Virgil R. Farrell, R. W, Richart, Ed- /win Gross, O. Wittal, B. K. Wells, |George Cain, Phil Nydegger, Mike Fredrink, Lucy Bresman, Gilbert Charles, Dorothy Clark, Claire Knackstedt, C. Olson | Ted Lupro Jr., Mrs. Mae Sabin, {Mrs, Hazel Hermann, J. M. Bernard, (Esther Long, John Cubzey, G. R. | Welch, Lloyd White, Mr. and Mrs. E. Edmonds, Josephine, John and Bar- |bara Goodman, J. H. Payne, Floyd Benedict, Lloyd Cannon, Ed Sar- |gent, Daryll Cannon, Jack Alhaff, { Art Jenstrom, Len Nordine, A. E. Wood, James C. Douglas, Elton | Beard, Rose McLeod, Mr. and Mrs. Will Goding and Charles, T. J. Pyle, {Nick Jumak, Chuck and Sharon Pe- ! terson, Edward Viloria, Victor Schef- | fer, Joseph and Gladys Wykoff, Eric | Neilsson, Peter Sanstall, Thomas Farrell and H. G. Poore. ARRRy 7 ¥ AT FOUR JUNEAU HUNTERS BAG PTARMIGAN LIMIT Getting the huntmg season off to a limit start, four local hunt- ers hiked up Mt. Roberts early this | morning and returned with 40 ptarmigan. s These in the party were Jack Pasquan, Ken Kearney, Cliff Mac- Donald and Tommy Powers, who were on their way up the hill at 3 o'clock this morning, —— - EIDE RETURNS Gil Eide, science instructor at the Juneau High School, returned yesterday from Skagway, where he has been foreman of a work crew for the U. S. Bureau of Mines this summer. Eide will be on vaca- tion until school opens on Septem- fi\\\'a ker 7. pelts are re- ceived to the enthusiastic bidding at the sale, each and every operation is a careful, planned step to insure smooth handling and to be certain that my goods are displayed under the best possible conditions. The crowded Auction Sales Room, at- tracting the most important buyers . + . and the consistently successful results | obtain at Lampson House, is a tribute to the strong selling power of this or- ganization, NEXT AUCTION SALES DATES Mutation Mink Sept. 1st General, Inc. Mink & Silver Fox “Sept. 20th Leaving were Mrs. Raymond Les- | S\\"“per; to Lflm s, BECAUSE I CONSISTENTLY GET BING, BARRY DO " OKAY WITH GAL, 20TH CENTURY. The first time Bing Crosby and Barry Fitzgerald got together in| a picture, “Going My Way," they made screen history. Well, history, as it usually does, repeats itself at the Gross 20th Century Theatre | | with Paramount’s “Welcome Stran- | zer,” the new and even better joint | etfort of this terrific twosome. | With beautiful Joan Caultield co- | rring with Bing and Barry, and ending romance to the light-heart- ed, tenderly human comedy, “Wel- come Stranger” emerges as & movie masterpiece. Elliott Nugent's smooth direction has the film flowing, from sne enchanting sequence to the next. An excellent supporting cast, headed by Wanda Hendrix, Frank Faylen and Percy Kilbride, adds much to making “Welcome Strang- er” the season's most welcome screen entertainment. ALASKA HEALTH DEPARTMENT 10 INREASE CARS The Territerial Department of Health yesterday issued an invita- tion for bids on fifteen new auto- mobiles to supplement its present yfleet of six autos. | Department ofticials explained (that the new autos will be used in its expanding Territorial health program made possible by recent Congressional appropriations for U. S. Public Health Service work in Alaska, | The new cars will be assigned to nurses, sanitary engineers and field | laboratory personnel for use in' Ketchikan, Anchorage, Fairbanks | and remote areas. | B | DIVORCE FILED | A divorce action has been filed by Mrs, Lila May Clymer of Wran: gell against Chester Merle Clymer on the grounds of desertion and i non-support. Mrs, Clymer is re- questing the custody of her son. The couple was married at Olympia, Wash,, in 1930. ¥ " PAGE FIVE ————————x E=——————— (20 ENTURY Shows at 7:25-9:30 THEY'RE BACK! THEY'RE BETTER! IN THEIR FIRST HIT TOGETHER SINCE “GOING MY WAY"! $ "The Cat’s Tale" Air Express NEWS TWO FROM ANCHORAGE. Howard Baker and Willlam Simms of Anchorage are new arrivals at the Gastineau Hotel. Empire wanaas E,