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

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BARANOF HOTE‘L —_ PHON['; 106 ’"’ Lan AMERICAN Q‘ w0 AIewA Cliphe?, Tiads Mk, Pan Amurican Airways, los, ‘s..,l [FIRE DEPARTMENT BENEFIT SHOW AT | CAPITOL THEATRE A ‘“private ey mwsugnus the private lives ot five women in the new thriller “I Love Trouble,” which is the annual Lenefit show of the Juneau Volunteer Fire Department opening tonight at the Capitol the- atre and second showing tomorrow night, The film comes up with scandulous secrets only murder can silence. Said to be gripping suspense fare based on Roy Huggins' fast and furious mystery novel, “The Double Take,” the 8. Slyvan Simon produc- tion stars Franchot Tone as a hard- hitting sleuth who takes time out every so often to show his appre- ciation of a pretty face and well- turned ankle, and lovely Janet Blair, the one dependable person he can trust among a wide assortment of jdouble-dealing characters. Featured roles are porirayed by Janis Carter, Adele Jergens, Glenda Farrell, Steven Geray and Tom Powers. land, Donald Curtis, Eduardo Cian- nelli and Robert H. Barrat can also be seen in important support- ing parts. While' searching into the back- {ground of Lynn Merrick at the re- quest of her husband, Tom Powers, Tone learns that she formerly was a dancer employed by Steven Ge- ray. Now a big-shot gamtler, Ge- ray warns Tcne to forget the in- vestigation and orders his thugs to beat up the detective as an added “persuader.” est in the case by Janis Carter, a socially-prominent beauty. Soon af- terwards, he is framed for Miss Merrick’s murder! Through show- \girl Adele Jergens, however, he lconmcts Geray again and finally {“breaks” the complicated set-up. To give an added punch to this kenefit show there is a short fasci- nating feature “Smoke Eaters.” There’s rare fooitage on fire- ) fighting ' apparatus from the nine- ties, and action-packed shots of today’s streamlined equipment at {work. The film shows the “why™ of firefighting—why windows are ‘broken, doors and lopen, adjoining buildings drenched in water. Humor comes from shots lof curbstone chiefs who believe they know more than the marshals in fighting fires. There’s drama in the detection and arrest of a fire tug by Fire Department |clothes men. - — DOROTHY STEARNS ROFF SCHOOL OF DANCING Fall classes now enrolling, boys acrobatic class, social dancing for ! beginners, Phone Red 575. 990 16t! > Genvine’ SOUR MASH Kentucky Straight’ Sourbea_ Whiskey 80TTLED) IN BOND, !20.90" o Distributed throughout Alaska by ODOM.COMPANY Lynn Merrick, John Ire-| i Tone is also bribed to lose inter- roofs chopped | plain} l | t pear indifferent to proceedings a County Jail by Deputy Sheriff released on bond. (International AERIAL MAPPING OF . E. ALASKA COMPLETED NOW Navy Does Job Ahead of Schedule-Pictures Giv- en to Forest Service Two complete sets of aerial pic- tures, totaling 45,026 in all, were recently accepted for the Forest| Service at Annette Island by Divis: ion Supervisor C. M. I headed by Commander Thomas F. Pollack. The project was completed ahead of schedule because of the unusual number of clear days since June. {All of Southeast Alaska from the {boundary line at Portland Canal to Yakutat was covered. This pho- tographic mission was probably jone of the largest single projects of this eype ever completed, and the Navy Department is to be complimented on a job well done, Six Navy Neptune two engine medium , bombers were converted by the Navy for the photographic mission. Pictures were taken at 20,000 feet with two separate cam- jera motintings. A" §ix ihch cam- era taking vertical pictures on a scale of cne to 40,000 was used for a complete coverage for the U. S. Geclogical Survey. Two twelve inch cameras mount- ed tandem taking 18 degrees of ob- lique from split wvertical on a ,scfile of one to 20,000 were used |to obtain a full caverage for the Forest Service. The Forest Service pictures come in pairs with pic- tures to the right and left on the flight line. Both sets of pictures, weighing about one ton, will be forwarded to the Forest Service in Juneau where they will be mounted for use and fone set returned to the Divi office concerned. The pictur they will ke of great value to both | the Geological Burvey and the For- {est Service in completing inven- tories of mineral and forested lands. They will hasten the pulptimber surveys and be for great value in timber use and use planing. M SO S S In 1946 New Yor state residents had an aggregate income of $22 895,000,000. STATTLE For COMFORT and EERVICE Qet the NEW WASHINGTON Habit! Dewey W. Metzdorf Vice-Pres. and Managing Director ALASAANZ FEEL AT HOMIL appearance in court with two co-defendants, Mitchum and Real Estate Salesman Robin Ford arrested last week on charges of possessing marijuana, and later Archbold | !frem the Navy Mapping Squad,’ land | DANCER VICKI EVANS (left), and Starlet Lila Leeds (center) ap- s they are booked in Los Angeles Josephine Uttke, following their Screen Star Robert The four were Soundphoto) 'AIRLINE MEN - MAKE BUSINESS AND JCC TOUR In the dual roles of airline repre- sentatives and Junior Chamber of | Commerce executives from Seattle, }Warron Averill, assistant district traffic and sales manager, United 1Air Lines, and J. A. Wagner, Pan American World Airways sales sup- erintendent, Pacific Alaska division, larrived in Juneau Sunday after a trip tc Fairbanks, Anchorage and { Whitehorse, planned to return to | Seattle today. As airline representailves, Wag- ner and Averill are making joint !solicitations to facilitate shipments to and from the Territory. They are endeavoring to familiarize Alaskans with cargo and passenger transportation in the States. “Alaskans are the best air travel- ‘ers in the world and need no sell- ing on air traffic, passenger, or cargo, to Seattle, but we are anx- ious to sell people the idea of mak- ing through air reservations to points beyond Seattle and let them know of the advantage of the joint service offered by our airlines,” United’s representative said. | Averill is Vice President of the gnlgfi sChamber. ‘o f4¢ Gemmerce, ate of Washington "organization, and Wagner is public relations chairman for the Seattle club. Both attenced the charter dinner of the!} Juneau Junior Chamber of Com- merce here ten days ago and the ceremonies at Fairbanks in connec- tion with the presentation of a state charter to the Alaska group. They are enthusiastic over the prospects of Junior Chambers in Alaska, and expressed confidence that the groups will become im- portant factors in civic enterprise in their respective communities, In Seattle Junior Chamber mem- kership has increased ten dfold since the war, Wagner said, “From a membership of 68, the JCC in 5 ‘Seattle has passed 600 since war's Jcome at an opportune time since end. We Lelieve the young men in Alaska, as they are doing in Se- attie and elsewhere in the States are anxious to take and active part in building their communities and bettering them where they can. Junior Chambers of Commerce af- ford them a medium through which (they can toward civic good.” 'VERMARCO LEAVES ON 2-WEEK HUNTING TRIP | The Vermarco, skippered by Ar- {thur. H. Kinnan, left the harbor ;thls morning with Col. J. G. Wat- kins, of Santa Fe, New Mexico, aboard bound for a two-week hunt- ing trip, Plans are to hunt for big game on Admiralty, Chicagof and Bar- anof Islands, Kinnea said. Max Dorman of Funter Bay will act as guide. Col. Watkins, who is realizing a life-long desire to come to Alaska, retired from the army after 31 years of service in both World Wars. He returned from service in the European Theatre in May of this year. ELLES Al LINES DAILY TRIPS JUNEAU TO KETCHIKAN via Pefershurg and Wrangell With connections to Craig, Klawock and Hydaburg. Convenient afternoon departures, at 2:30 P. M. FOR RESERVATIONS PHONE 612 NORTHLAND SAILINGS Steamers tied up at Longshore coa: Seattle by present stwise strike. HENRY GREEN, AGENT—TELEPHONE 109 NORTHLAND TRANSPORTAT !ON (O atas ! vious to the raid, | oifice since August 1. |ANCHORAGE POLICE CAPTAIN WALKS IN DURING VICE RAID Anchorage " Times of last the local law enforce-~ s went scalping again last night with the results today that four women were arraigned on charges of maintaining a bawdy house and Polict Capt. Pat Quigley is expected to resign after he reportedly walked unexpected- ly into the alleged house of lil- repute. Police The Saturda ment agenc Chief Charles Stowell said today he. is walting for the resignation of Captain Quigley, who served as chief of pollc( here until last month, The four women arraighed before United States Commissioner Rose Walsh today were Billie Dennis, Marge McDonald, Jacky Forest and Bobbie Dunn. They are accused a bawdy house at Avenue. Quigley walked into the estab- lishment, arm in aym with Miss Dennis, the alleged proprietor of the residence, according to Chief! Stowell. The officer was to report for duty at 7:45 o'clock this morning, but had not appeared at the police station to noon, Stowell re- ported { Two of the women, Misses Den- nis and Dunn, posted $500 bail and were at liberty today. Miss Forest, who was out on $500 bail for operating a bawdy house pre- of operating 235 Eighth ald did not post the $500 bail. The raid was staged at 9:30 o'clock last night by District At- torney Ray Plummer, Chief Sto- well and Deputy Marshal Paul Huff, Plummer said that the house has been under observation by the city police and the marshal’s The raid the law officers spotted two men entering the house. The names of the two men “caught” in the raid were be- ing withheld by authorities today pending further investigation. The women will appear in com- missioners. court Thursday after- noon at 2 d'clock for a hearing on the charges. | Plummer said that Miss McDon-' ald had been left in charge of the place when Miss Dennis went up- town to the movies, Miss Dennis returned, with Capt. Quigley, while the raid was in progress. | The prosecution of the case is being handled by United States District Attorney Plummer. Atty. Grigsby has been’ retained by the women. | was held after e = | | ARREST MADE i Juanita Bishop was arrested by | the U. S. 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