The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, January 6, 1949, Page 5

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GEORGE BRENT - VIRGINIA MAYO 3 TURHAN BEY - CAROLE LANDIS i ANN DVORAK AT PSS, S, TO'WO"R()\'\‘ Batile m Weemnn Sfars il ION With the King of the Cowboys ! “TRIGGER” (Smartest Horse in the Movies) PRINGTIME wrue SIERRAS with JANE FRAZEDR ANDY " DEVINE STEPHANIE RACHELOR vy D'IN THIS CORNER GENE'S afi‘i nouou IN MEXICO! 2 swingin'est holiday you've ever seen! and it's the singin’est SPICY COMEDY IS FEATURE NOW AT | CAPITOL THEATRE George Brent, Virginia Majo, Turhan Bey, Ann Dvorak and Carol | Landis comprise the all-star cast of Eagle Licn’s current production, | ‘Cut of the Blue,” at the Capitol| Theatre for the last two times to-| night. ¢ The entire cast, with an assist rom Vera Caspary on whose or inal story the picture is base tributes to making “Out of the Blue {2 spicy and sparkling romantic omedy that pay: in illed screen enjc Set in New York's G i village, “Out of the B volves a romantic and handsome painter; a Philadelphia debutante | who wants to find a mate—for her loz; a hen-peckel husband sensi- tive to the ‘charms of the painter's business callers; a dominzering wife \va likes to mak2 trouble; and a Leautiful model with a penchant for the bottle and men. When the jmodel passes out from a combina- ition of weak heart and too much liguor in the apartment of the wsband, whose wife is away for {the weekend, then the troutle—and he hilarious complications—begin with everybody playing “Body, tody, who's got the bedy?” 'Yukon Pioneers Sail for Holiday In New Zealand Beginning a trip that will gi\'(-' them two summers in 1949, Mr. and |Mrs. Isaac Taylor of Whitehorse lar> aboard the C.P.R. liner Princess .| Norah. | The Taylors, pioneers of the Yu- |kon Territory, will sail January 20, S p R E A D al 30 Lours was »w rplroto | ‘rcm Vancouver d the | Aorangi of the Australasian line, fo |Australia and New Zealand I They plan to return in June, in {time to celebrate a memorable dou- ble anniver: Mr. Taylor's 85th birthday, and the 50-year anniver- |sary of the Taylor-Drury partner- ;smp, Ike Taylor and W. S. Drury, both 'still active in the firm, took out {their first tusiness license July 1, 11899, at Atlin. | The trading post was moved later i to Bennett, then a tent town, where |the firm operated befere completion { |of the White Pass and Yukon rail- _ Rk IR, way. Then, when “everyone” moved in | the (‘4:‘l'mhus M s., area under to Whitehorse, Taylor-Drury went, th flood waters from two too, and became a complete supply rive: Golumbus _was _ virtually house. isolated. Fifty thousand acres of In the Antipodes Mr. Taylor will land were flooded (Le returning to the scene of hi Another thousand young manhocd. He went there from driven from their homes in | Cerby, England, for his health. Lat- ba; and Tennessee. jer he found his way to Ala Six Inches Of Rain work'ng in and near Skagway for 1 and highway traffic in the several years before going to At~ Bjrmingham d Gadsen, Ala, lin. areas was curtailed by the surging Forty-five years ago he married waters. More than six inches of the sister of his partner, W. S pqin fell in Birmingham in 30 Drury. Trey have three sons, Wil- gy & new January record. liam, Charles, and Albert, who are 7, ot west, the associated in the business, and & Appy 3y workers | daughter, Miss Florence Taylor, Who | ¢ v B oy :bolds a high position in the British joined in the efforts to bring re- education system in Surrey, En3-|yior o the thousands suffering land. The Taylors also have three g..n ¢old and lack of focd. -andchildren. | 3 Thousands Stranded Worst thzard of Season, Abates But Flements Continue Severe {Continued from Page One) of persons v.ere Ala- 'a member of ‘the firm, living Mr. Drury's son, William, is| ? REE: A io] The army of rescue workers bat- |tled through the huge snow drifts Whitehorse | Aboard the Norah the Taylors ‘* the blizzard areas in efforts to SCHEBULED SAILINGS ° . Freight and Passenger LEAYING SEATTLE FOR JUNEAU S. S. BARANOF <......January 7 Baranof will call at Ketchlkan Juneau and Seward. S. S. DENALI . ...January 8 Denali will cnll at Ketcmkan, Wrnngell Pet- ersburg, “Juneau, Skagway, Haines, Sitka, Yakutat, Kodiak and Seldovia. HENRY GREEN, Agent The Alaska Dock—Phones 2 and 4 'ALASKA STEAMSHIP C O0-M P A N Y Senving AU rélaska Plumbing @ H:afing Oil Burners Nights-Red 730 Shop. Inc. [elephone-319 Hqrri Machine have as table companions Mr. and reach the thousands stranded by Mrs. William Thompson of Bennett, | the storm, which had lashed the wko have a restaurant there. | plains for three days. Military and Others who hoarded fhe Jiner hum‘m\lh.m planes flew over the snow- beyond Skagway are Mr. and Mrs. | |covered rezion. dropping food and Norman Murray of Whitehorse, who | Clothing to hundreds in stalled au- are going outside for medical atten- j(omobiles and trains : tion for Mrs. Murray, and Mr. and | Known Death Toll Mrs. George Miller. Mr. Miller is| The known death toll in the in charge of government develop-|storm belt was five. However, fear ment of the Carmack Coal Mines. |was expressed it might rise after The party had a long, long ran--the drifts were finally cleared. road ride in a storm to get to Skag-| Some trains started moving and way, the trip taking more than 11 snow plows kept at work clearing hours—twice the usual time. At one | tracks. However, 18 passenger point near Bennett, they waited for trains with 2240 aboard remained three hours for the roadbed to bejtied up in Wyoming. The Union cleared of snow. The next day, Pacific planned to start its east- slides made the road impassable. \bcund trains moving. They arrived aboard the ship| A Red Cross train picked up about 9 pm. Monday, not havlng;about 600 stranded persons at caten since an early lunch. Rockport, Nunu and Lone Tree in TR —— Colorado and took them to Denver. FROM NAKNEK Some in need of medical aid were Sergal A. Jensen of Naknek is|left off at Greeley, Colo, and oth- registered at the Beranof Hotel. e1s at Cheyenne. Wyo. Two Perfect Coffees Distinctively Different . . . One is sure to suit your taste. Preferred by Alaskans since the Gold Rush days. THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNE Ellictt Rocsevelt and his actress wife, other.as they sit together in their New York City apartment. said the cut on Faye's wrist which put her in a Poughkeeps| caused by aceidental contact with a razor blade. OVERU.S. AU, ALASKA Mme. Amparo lturbi Is 10 Present Concert This Evenjng at 3:30 nd Faye Amnaio pianist, will k2 n coneert tcmght 8 the 20th Century Theatre. Her neert is the !‘hd presented this season by the Juneau Concert Asso- aticn, Mme. Iturbi arrived from ge last night aboard the Pac- . plane. She ity crowd in and Fairbanks. program includes sitions by Scarlatti, Mozart, Liszt, Chepin, Manuel d Enrique Granados. ason or individual, for may be obtained from ¥inest Ehlers at the Baranof Ho- tel. Two more conceris aré sche- duled to be given this n. - PAN AMERICAN CON TRIP SOUTH After being ime suished presented An- Anchor Tturbi's both M Viendelssol de Falla, Tickets the concert weather-tound tor several days, the Pan American Air- ways planes left yesteiday for attle. There were 52 soutibou nu passengers. Due to the icy co t'on of the Juneau Municipal pert, no Pan American planes ed on the field Passengers to Seattle were: Alb--n. Shaw, Buddy Hunter, Duane Hogue, A. Credo, Vicky Johnson, Ken Thi- Lodeau, Daniel Tweit, Troy Mans- |ker, Frank Stanton, James Day James Davis Jr.,, Rolly Davis, H. O. Stoddard, James Rude, Claire Folta, Darrell Naish, Hunt Olafson, Ray- mond C. Beach. Mr. and Mrs. P. Mrs. Eunice Noyes, John N Edwhard Shaffer, Donald Williams, Art Lowell, M. B. Horton, Juanita Diaz, Hank Cowen, Don Foster, J Arthur D. Belt, Tom Jensen, F. Shelienberg, Marley Lin- Air- land- Faye Emerson, smile at each They storm belt rose to 12 today. Six i persons were found frozen to death |in Colorado. Fear was expressed might rise after the drifts finally re cleared. | Some trains started moving <lhv Union Pacific reported that all its snow-beund trains would be operating sometime during the day. The Northwestern Railroad said it planned to resume normal ‘(\[‘L‘IAUOI of all its West Coast services tomorrow. -+ ‘ The known death toll in the and sisen, Beulah Lee, David MecIntiee, Whlx\ra Chadler, Douglas Boddy, C. H. Sherwood. Mr. Clarence Rhode, C. Hol- S. Smith, G. G. Wilson, Mrs. lo. The fire on the 88 Morro Castle n 1934 killed 125 persons. land, |George £ CANNERY MAN HERE | Sam Asp of Tenakee is a guest ‘:ll the Baranof Hult‘L { PILLSBURY vorvou. MIX . PEACHES--HomeStyle . . Large 39c | HONEY CRANBERRY SAUCE RITZ (RACKERS CAMPBELL’S SOUPS 20¢ 12cans233 PICKLES . APPLE JUICE 16 cavoex CORN FLAKES dist'n-| 0 o'cleek | A. 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